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congressional critics. a look at economic and security issues discussed in tonight s the week ahead. plus he helped solve some of the most heinous crimes in the civil rights ecram jerry mitchell. it s london s version of academy awards patch honoring hollywood s best. the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia could set up a political battle for the ages. a day after the 79-year-old was found dead of an apparent heart attack at a texas ranch the question of who would replace him was the subject on capitol hill including, when the successor should be chosen. mike viqueria has the story from washington, d.c. good evening, lori jane. no sooner had the notice of the death of antonio been released, nominated by ronald reagan back in 1986, a fight began in earnest. fight said president obama is a lame duck, she hold up, he should wait for the people to speak via the elections come november and the republicans hope if it is a new republican president give that ....
is turning war relics into works of art the top story - condemn nation of air strikes hitting four schools and a hospital. the security council calls it a violation of international law. turkey warns of serious and bigger consequences if russia doesn t end operations in northern syria. two offices and two schools sheltering fighters were attacked. a hospital, supported by doctors without borders was hit in idlib. the group says the building was deliberately targeted. zeina khodr on the turkey syrian border. reporter: there s no red line on the syrian war. a school, a hospital and other locations were hit by what the opposition says were russian air strikes and ground to ground missiles. turkey called az as a red line, promising not to allow the town to fall. not just because it s a stronghold. it is threatened over the y.p.g. a kurdish armed group that ankara called terrorists. the y.p.g. stepped back from az as and its area. if they come closer, they ll see the m ....
sweeden where a series of attacks country wide have left these people more vulnerable than ever before. turning afghan relics into works of art. but first the syrian president bashar al-assad questioned how any kind of truce can be achieved in his war-torn country as hopes are continuing to fade and they wanted a cessation of hostilities to begin by this week but the situation on the ground is as bad as ever. on monday at least 50 civilians were killed by air strikes which hit five medical facilities and two schools in the northern provinces of aleppo and idlib, france and turkey have described those attacks as war crimes while the u.n. says they were a blatant violation of international law and it s not clear who carried out the bombings. on the broader question of a pause in fighting bashar al-assad said it will be difficult. translator: hear about the request of a ceasefire in a week but who is capable of bringing together these conditions in a week, no one. wh ....
the eastern third of the country facing severe weather while ice falls on the northeast tornados hit the gulf coast leaving a trail of destruction and welcome to your world this morning i m stephanie sy. i m del walters and millions waking up to the storms on mondays to slick commutes in new york to even tornados. snow, sleet, strong winds and heavy rain and al jazeera s john henry smith has more. reporter: 1200 mile long winter storm stretching from the south to the northeast will head off shore today. right on the heels of a storm that brought record cold to the east coast over the weekend, the winter storm began the workweek with enough snow and wind to cause virginia and north carolina to declare states of emergency. some parts of virginia got nearly a foot of snow and the traffic problems that go with it, hundreds of accidents. i hit the inside rail of the bridge and spun around. the posted speed limit through her was 60 and i was doing 55. the roads look ....
this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i m del walters. the presidential candidates are back out on the campaign trial today. that is bernie sanders in south carolina this morning. sanders eating breakfast with faith leaders in colombia, and then holding a townhall meeting at the university of south carolina, his day ending with a rally in atlanta. that is hillary clinton in new york. this afternoon she ll deliver a speech on racism in harlem, and touch on themes of equal pay, aending the school to prison pipeline. she has also been busy on twitter, talking about a new sucks is or to antonin scalia. last night sending 11 tweets in one hour. her message to the senate republicans, do your job. reminding them there are 339 days before the next president takes office. donald trump still leading most republicans in the polls. on monday once again saying he will sue ted cruz over whether he is eligible to become president. marco rubio also accusing cruz of false ....