every day. question is, will congress help address what the president calls an international embarrassment? plus, the end of week two of testimony in the trial of the former-police officer accused of killing george floyd. today, we are expecting to hear from the doctor, who ruled floyd s death a homicide. the question is what will he tell jurors? and talk about masters. golfer, tommy fleetwood lives up to the tournament s name with a hole in one. the question is who is on track to win that green jacket? amazing. it s way too early for this, or is it? i don t think it s ever too early for a hole in one. good morning. and welcome to way too early. the show that, also, always tries to nail it the first time. i am kasie hunt, on this friday, april 9th. we will start with the news, which is, unfortunately, difficult, again, this morning. we begin with a pair of shootings. first, in texas. one person is dead, and five others are hurt, after a gunman opened fire at a cabinet
the christmas break, there are concerns there won t be enough staff, because of worries over the new variant of coronavirus. start packing miss the biggest teaching union, scarlet‘s things, mammy. i ll go write the neu, is advising members the necessary letters. atla nta. only to hold classes for the children of key workers, or those from savannah will be better vulnerable backgrounds. for you, you d just get with more, here s our education correspondent, in trouble in atlanta. danjohnson. what trouble are you talking about? you know what trouble i s talkin about. i was talkin about can the virus be mr ashley wilkes. controlled if these you d be coming to atlanta classrooms fill up again? when he gets his leave and you sat now waiting for him, just like a spider. it s a huge question, the studio response with all kinds of complications to george floyd was a reckoning and implications. with many of the gaps in terms i ve had two parents already contact me over the weekend
the major storm bringing the most snowfall cities like new york have seen in years. we actually got on the last flight yesterday. that was canceled. we were pushed to the first flight this morning. and that was canceled. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. good evening, i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us on this tuesday night. we begin with a fast-moving nor easter and the 45 million americans impacted from west virginia to massachusetts. in some places, 15 inches of snow fell today alone, leading to dangerous road conditions, crashes, and many tonight are without power. more than 1 million students were out of school. new york city is digging out and this is the biggest snowstorm since 2022. snow-covered roads caused havoc during the morning commute, causing more than 1200 accidents in pennsylvania alone. air travelers faced their own problems, with more than 3,000 delays and cancellations at the nation s airports. well, tonight, the major con
more than 1,000 flights. the major storm bringing the most snowfall cities like new york have seen in years. we actually got on the left like yesterday. that was canceled. we were of the first flight this morning. and that was canceled. norah: a cbs evening news starts now. good evening, i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us on this tuesday night. we begin with a fast-moving nor easter. the 45 million americans impacted from west virginia to massachusetts. in some places, 15 inches of snow fell today alone emma needing to dangerous road conditions, crashes, and many tonight are without power. more than 1 million students were out of school. new york city is digging out and this is the biggest snowstorm since 2022. snow covered roads caused havoc during the morning commute, causing more than 1200 accidents in pennsylvania alone. air travelers faced their own problems, with more than 3,000 delays and cancellations at the nation s airports. well, tonight
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. russia says its forces have completed the capture of soledar, a small town in eastern ukraine that s been the focus of intense fighting. moscow called it an important step in its offensive, which would allow russian troops to cut off ukrainian forces in nearby bakhmut. if russia s claims are true, it would be the first ukrainian town it has captured since july after six months of russian military setbacks. but ukraine s president zelensky says the battle in soledar is still under way. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse reports. a salt mining town under russian assault, soledar has become a story of carnage and contradiction. after months of bloody fighting, an attempt by russia to give a clear message. for the first time, a claim to be in complete control, and that this town is the start of something bigger. the capture of soledar became possible due to the constant destruction of the enemy, says russia