tonight ahead of the super bowl. what they re concerned about. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night, and we begin with supreme suspense in washington at this hour and across this country. a decision coming in from president trump that will change the makeup of the court and will affect key issues for years to come. all eyes on two men. neil gorsuch from denver is in washington tonight. thomas hardiman from pittsburgh, is son of a cab driver, once drove cab himself also in the lead for the running. he wants that primetime audience, which is typically a daytime announcement to 8:00 p.m. eastern. the environment all in the balance. abc s terry moran leads us off from the supreme court tonight. reporter: at the white house today, president trump, a born showman, setting the scene for his prime-time announcement. we ll be announcing a supreme court justice who i think everybody is going to be very, very impressed with. so we ll see you at
a antonin scalia. and a phone scam using your own voice against you. dog lovers have more to smile about this morning. good morning, everyone. you re fired. the morning headlines really say it all. overnight in a rare move could set a precedent for the next four years, president trump removed the acting attorney general of the united states, sally yates. the reason she ordered the justice department not to defend the administration s new restrictions on immigration. an obama administration holdout. in a statement denouncing her as very weak, the president claimed she quote, betrayed the department of justice by using to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the united states. almost as immediately boente he rescinded her order to defend the president s executive action. so far trump s pick for attorney general jeff sessions is awaiting approval, that s expected to take place today. he posted quote, when will the democrats give us our attorney gen
what they re concerned about. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night, and we begin with supreme suspense in washington at this hour and across this country. a decision coming in from president trump that will change the makeup of the court and will affect key issues for years to come. all eyes on two men. neil gorsuch from denver is in washington tonight. thomas hardiman from pittsburgh, is son of a cab driver, once drove cab himself also in the lead for the running. he wants that primetime audience, which is typically a daytime announcement to 8:00 p.m. eastern. the environment all in the balance. abc s terry moran leads us off from the supreme court tonight. reporter: at the white house today, president trump, a born showman, setting the scene for his prime-time announcement. we ll be announcing a supreme court justice who i think everybody is going to be very, very impressed with. so we ll see you at about 8:00. reporter: sources s
historic average. that s the biggest it s been in 22 years. this is a live look right now from lake tahoe. we ll have new totals tomorrow when the california of department water resources conducts its second snow survey of the year. you can track today s storm. check live doppler 7 there any time, 24/7. be sure to enable push alerts to get weather alerts sent straight to your phone or tablet. now we ll get back to that shooting at after off-duty police officer s home in alameda. it happened just barometric pressure 11:00. eric thomas has been following the story and joins us live with an update on the investigation. eric. reporter: it s still a very active scene. within the past few minutes we ve seen a couple of carloads of detectives show up along with the alameda sheriff s department mobile crime lab. in this otherwise quiet neighborhood, it has been a day of a lot of unwanted attention. i heard a series of gunshots and i then there was a pause and there were mor
the teenagers questioned tonight. authorities say they were plotting to attack a high school. and made in america is back tonight. our trip to the factory, where a survivor became the suit maker. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we begin at the white house for possible action against iran. we have learned that new sanctions could come as soon as tomorrow. the president today saying nothing is off the table. he also did not rule out possible military action. all amid news of another country. the prime minister of australia, the kwauk reportedly ending swiftly. we fwin with those breaking developments on iran tonight, and abc s chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. reporter: tonight president donald trump turning up the heat on iran.rump turning up the heat now considering plans to impose new sanctions after iran tested a ballistic missile. mr. president, is military action off the table in iran? nothing is off the t