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in parts of north east england and scotland are still without power a week after storm arwen left a trail of destruction. the energy regulator, ofgem, has launched an urgent review into the response of the energy network companies. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has been finding out how people have been coping in aberdeenshire. in the wintersun, aberdeenshire looks stunning. but this has been a brutally hard week for many here, and seven days on from storm arwen, its impact is still being felt. have you got your power back on again? no, it s not on yet. we went off on friday. on friday, the day of the wind. 0h, aye, there have been trees blown down a lot before but i mean, this is the worst i ve seen. for some, no power meant no water either so bottled water was brought in for drinking and at night, this family huddled together for warmth. like many we spoke to, they were disappointed at the information they d received. you just felt like crying sometimes. you ....
show. jesse: see you soon. bret: good evening, breaking tonight we are following several major stories the biden administration is taking major criticisms over its withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan in 2021. it s all coming out in a fiery hearing on capitol hill. we ll take you there. first up though, a new ruling from the u.s. supreme court on the border crisis. justices just ruled 6-3 that texas can arrest migrants suspected of crossing into the country illegally and send them back home. it s a significant setback for the president s policies. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight live from the justice department. good evening, david. hello, bret. this order from the u.s. supreme court as divisive as the issue of immigration enforcement itself. it is a classic fight between the federal government and local government when it documents law enforcement. and, right now, texas is winning the legal battle. let s take a live look at our fox news dron ....
roadside killing of a new mexico state trooper has been captured. the officer gunned down after offering help to his suspected killer. there was nowhere that he could run. there was nowhere he could hide. we ll have the latest. also tonight, the u.s. government sends a plane to fly americans out of haiti. the country in chaos. in washington, the white house goes green. happy st. patrick s day. while donald trump ramps up his rhetoric on the campaign trail. if i don t get elected, it s going to be a bloodbath. weather whiplash. forget spring. freezing temperatures return this week, affecting millions of you. we ll have the latest forecast. plus, this volcano erupts with little notice, prompting iceland to declare a state of emergency. and later, hawk for hire. how this handler and his bird of prey are working together to clear out some very foul problems. come on. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good ....
legislature. holding hostage hour is not in democracy. happy easter. he says he plans to run for re-election. i will either roll an egg or pushing them out. joe biden says he wants to be here six easter egg roll. that s beyond a it four year term. go to austin all the way to seattle. bought a horse $3,000 craigslist. preparing him and myself for the great journey ahead of us we begin with a fox news alert. a fifth victim has died in horrc shooting. steve: one saved life running toward the shooter 10 days after graduating from the police academy. brian todd piro joins us with the latest. todd: number of victims killed rising following yesterday s rampage at old national bank louisville slugger field. all five victims were banks employees. at least 8 others were hurt, including two police officers 26-year-old officer nicholas wilt is clinging to life after getting shot in the head while lungeing towards the gunman. officer nicholas wilt, just graduated fro ....
have arrived on the island of symi to look for him. joe inwood has the latest. they are certainly made it to the first village as there was concern he had something that happened as he made away from the beach where he was with his wife to the village of pedi. i have spoken to somebody directly involved in the search and rescue operation this morning. they now think that, rather than continuing in a straight, direct route to the town of symi,, he actually doubled back around the bay and went for a much longer walk through a mountainous region. it s not certain exactly that is the route he took but that is the working hypothesis. it is worth pointing out that the route they think he took is far less used, far more rugged, and he was doing this in the heat of the day. it is nine o clock local time and it is already pretty hot. by 130, and i was out at the same time yesterday, it is boiling. there are realfears the same time yesterday, it is boiling. there are real fears t ....