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she was fired. they replaced her with from eastern virginia. meantime today, democrats on the senate judiciary committeeud delayed aic vote to approve jeff sessions as attorney general. committee is expected to resume it s hearing wednesday. meantime a senate committee approved betsy devos for education secretary. devos is expecteetd to be confirmed, but thousands of teachers and students across the country are hoping that doesn tt happen. they ve been protesting the pasn couple ogf days.ys. the bill air businesswoman hasbi been criticized for her perceived lack of knowledgef about public education. president trump is expected to announce his choice to fill thee vacant seat on the us supreme court. the front r such and thomas hard man. he said he had a list of 20 judges or so and now we ll see if it comes down to what the reports lead you to believe. jeff letterer letter is on skype. jason up on skype. did i get that right.ght. you did. we have the two names floating ....
and character to be a great president. former president george w. bush campaigns for his brother jed. his reflections on the republican race and days in the white house. danger on the roads and changes in the east tomorrow. and a temporary truce - the attacks on a school and hospital by alleged russian air strikes. we begin tonight with the aftermath of the death of supreme court justice antonin scalya. president barack obama says he will nominate a replacement. a growing number of republicans feel the next president should fill the nominee. mike viqueira reports from washington justice antonin scalya s remains are in the washington area arriving in a snow tomorrow in the night. i don t believe the president should appoint someone. almost from the moment of his passing the fight has been escalating, becoming a struggle that that could leave the supreme court with eight justices. republicans want to turn the november election to a nominee. insisting that an ....
new worries along the coreen an penguins of madagascar. north korea fired missiles into the sea of japan. while the pentagon says neither missile was a threat, the launch does violate u.n. sanctions. welcome to your world this morning. the launch comes just days after pyong yang fired missiles. forces wrap up joint military exercises. rob mcbride reports. reporter: the reaction has been a defendas swift as the mi launch, especially from north korea s neighbors. south korea condemned it. north korea should focus on improving the north korean people s quality of life. these actions aren t good for themselves and the developments of relations between us. as with a similar launch last week, the missiles were fired into the sea between north korea and japan unlike last week, these are thought to have been medium-range missiles with at least one reaching 800 kilometers. brought a strong response from japan because parts of its territory could be reached by a mediu ....
shores will be cooler, but we ll today. we ll be looking at temperatures climbing on into the upper 70s. 75 at lunch time. 78 later on today. it will be cooler. we have rain coming. we ll talk about that next. debbie is in for heather, what is going on now. subways now. we ll see what is happening the nq and r. delays with switching problems at prince street so we ll keep an eye on. that lirr new jersey metro on time. watch for slow downs on the bronx. as you cross the upper level george washington bridge, a disabled truck. inbound is moving slowly. no problems here. we ll show you the inbound holland tunnel. a lot of volume here as you head inbound the that is a 10 to 15-minute delay. moving okay at the lincoln. alternate side parking rules are in effect. over t. thank you. it is 6:02. pennsylvania where police are searching for at least two gun men in a deadly shooting. the violence broke out during a backyard party at a community outside of pittsburgh. one shooter ....
go to his office and ask him why. as the political standoff continues, the city council president bee rated the governor for being so stubborn and not doing more to stop the looming bankruptcy. he is more concerned about being a groupie for donald trump than serving the citizens of atlantic city and making sure the situation could be avoided. lets have the meeting and lets find what is needed. several hundred of the employees have agreed to work during a shut down if they could get their money later or collect unemployment. the city has to find out if that is legal and the clock is clicking down until april 8th when the city runs out of cash. rick and sharrie thank you. march madness it returns tonight and the road to the final four runs through philadelphia. that is right the city is playing host to the east regional round and is expected to create a business boom, at least 17,000 visitors are expected in philadelphia to watch friday and sunday s game ....