, i think that, justin gorsuch, i think it was disgrateful the way they handled that but i am waitingfor bein g pep to be approved our chief trade negotiator we can't get these people through. they are obstructionist and you know who that is hurt something it is hurting the country. >> dickerson: let me ask you about healthcare. tucker carlson interviewed you about six weeks ago when you were in the .. middle of +&c agreed with him that the healthcare bill wasn't going to help your supporters, it was the rural supporters and they were going to get hurt -- >> the healthcare bill is going to help my supporters. >> dickerson: let me finish the question. >> i am not going to sign it, i am not going to do it. >> dickerson: that's why i wanted to ask you, you said tucker we will take care of our >> that's what i just said. >> tell me in the bill what you have been negotiating to get in that helps your supporters i am trying to get the details of how you will help. >> preexisting conditions are in the bill and i just watched another network than yours and saying, pre-existing is not covered,

. >>> the supreme court hearing cases with the newest justin neil gorsuch. took a seat with the eight ours to hear arguments in what's being called the playground case, centers around a gravel surface located on the playground of trinity luge rent learning center. the church wants to place it. the state believes the constitution bars state funds from going to churches. >>> the metropolitan washington airport authority board of directors adopted a new wage policy for airport workers. the new policy applies to two specific categories those who provide support services to airlines and those providing concession services. workers will be paid no less than $11.55 an hour starting january 1st of next year, with the number increasing by 60 cents each year >> i think this provides justice for hard working men who serve the public at our two airports here in northern virginia. that's the cornerstone of what we're celebrating today. but it also means, you know, continuity. means some security but these men and women and their families. >> reporter: they say the new po

gorsuch confirmed... even if they have to change the rules.(justine joe donnelly of indiana and two other democrats are now openly supporting gorsuch. reporter andrew spencer has more about how that's still not enough to avoid a filibuster. one way or another, senate republicans say neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, highly unlikely" gorsuch will get enough support to avoid a filibuster.sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "it looks like gorsuch will not reach the 60-vote margin."sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee?"ech

(justine) in one of his most widely touted achievements ...he filled a supreme court seat with neil gorsuch. he authorized missile strikes in syria. the new president greenlighted the construction of the keystone x-l and dakota access oil pipelines. and to expand offshore drilling in the atlantic and arctic. despite efforts, he did not "repeal and replace" the affordable care act. trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, resigned after it was revealed he misled vice president mike pence about his contact with russia's ambassador. just this past week, a judge blocked his attempts to withhold money from sanctuary cities... like san francisco... courts also halted his plan to ban people from several muslim- majority countries from entering the united states. reporter steve nannes has the latest details on president trump's 100th day in office. instead of attending the black-tie event-- president trump held a campaign-style rally in pennsylvania -- one of the states he wasn't expected to win in november.he threw plenty of shade on the dinner he passed on.pres. trump "a large grou

at the closed-door votes, gorsuch will be req fetch coffee, answer knocks on the door and become a member of the courts cafeteria committee. no small job. previous member justin kagan's complaint "they will say this soup was very salty and i'm supposed to go fix it myself"? justice kagan sold for six years on the cafeteria committee. some are suggesting gorsuch's tenure will be shorter lived. >> bret: doug mckelway live, thank you. another wild weekend for president trump's foreign policy as tensions rise with north korea. we will talk about it with the panel when we come back. ou tota, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we know steve. it's good to be in (good hands). >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say we are going to do this in four weeks. we will see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace but they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. they have all been outplayed by this gentleman. we will see what happens. >> north korea has conducted two unlawful nuclear tests and an unprecedented number of ballist

justin rowlatt, bbc news, new delhi. this friday the us senate will vote on whether or not to confirm donald trump's supreme court nominee, neil gorsuchite. this came into the newsroom a few hours ago. update the senate republican leader will file a petition to end the senate republican leader will file a petition to end an expected democrat filibuster of gorsuch. this is because democrats were expected to use a tactic called a filibuster to thwart republican efforts to confirm mr gorsuch. anthony zurcher is in washington for us. the state of play. who has the upper hand right now? the clock is ticking towards the doomsday scenario, the nuclear option that republicans will use. i love this language, it makes sennett parliamentary procedure sounds so much more dramatic. the republicans need 60 votes to end the republicans need 60 votes to end the republicans —— democrats filibuster on friday. without the votes, they are talking about using the nuclear option to change the rules to make ita simple option to change the rules to make it a simple majority required. they would need 51 to confirm him. that's why we are heading right now. to

for more information go to kron4-dot-com. ( justine ) we are set for a showdown in washington d-c. a vote is set to confirm neil gorsuchts throw up a last--minute roadblock?( jr stone ) and we are getting an upclose look at the drought-busting winter. see the visible changes in the sierra tonight... thanks to all the rain and snow. (jrstone) senate republicans are determined to get judge neil gorsuch on the supreme court. now a third democratic senator has joined the fight.(ááájustineááá) democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana is now openly supporting gorsuch. reporter andrew spencer tell us how his support many not be enough filibuster. one way or another, senate republicans say neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u-s supreme court justice.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells fox news sunday that will happen, even if they have to change the senate rules.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority." senate minority leader chuck schumer told n-b-c's meet the press he thinks it's "highly, h

organizers say gorsuch has a history of ruins that are anti-women and anti-disability rights. today's rally starts at justinplaza. >>> happening now the second longest runway at san francisco international airport is shut down for the weekend so it can be repaved. the runways need repaving about every ten years. runway 28 left is mostly used for arriving flights, in addition to paving. crews will update the lights, add new taxiway and improve an existing one. this is the first of several weekend close years, which are expected to last through mid-june. >>> new this morning, more than half of bay area residents polled in a recent survey think the economy is getting worse t. bay area council surveyed 1,000 residents. they found 31% of them believe the economy is doing better now than six months ago. the survey found 45% of people feel a significant downturn will hit the bay area sometime in the next three years . the results are troubling and there is a connection between the housing shortage and the ability to keep creating jobs. >>> a virtual reality may be fun and games, it's becoming big business and crea

gorsuch being sworn in as the 101st justice of the supreme court. chief justice roberts is administering the constitutional oath during a private ceremony. and justin anthony kennedy will administer the oath at a public ceremony in the white house rose garden. he was confirmed mostly along party lines after republicans made a historic decision to go nuclear and change senate rules to confirm him. >>> lieutenant governor gavin newsom is getting a boost from the gubernatorial bid. new data shows that employees from the company have given $225,000 to newsome's campaign. he plans to run to replace term limited jerry brown. >>> good morning, everybody. we have an unsettled weather pattern. let's talk about the effects this will have on your easter sunday. >>> and a red hot debate over bus only lanes in the mission district has been brewing. and the benefit the project is bringing to the neighborhood. >>> and several crashes to talk about, including this one on westbound 80. details on this coming up. force three medical marijuana >>> and we're inside at&t park for the giants home opener. it's all about the fans today. we'll be speaking to someone from t

justin antonin scalia. thank you for joining us. when i listened to senator feinstein list why she can't support judge gorsuch, she talked about the outcomeme of the cases that he had worked on and never said anything about whether or not he followed the law. just that she didn't like the results of the cases. that seems to be a common thread, is it not? >> it certainly is. on matter after matter the democrats have faulted judge gorsuch for results, including often results joined by liberal democratic appointees. i think this is all this political theater. >> melissa: yeah. if they want to change the law, it's up to them to do that. he's the one who is just supposed to enforce it strictly interpret it and they're sort of blaming him for, i would theurbg a job they haven't done well, by designing the law the way they want it to work. it does seem like though they are very much dug in and we are headed for that showdown that we've talked about. what are the implications of that going forward if republicans are forced to go nuclear on this? >> well, look. judge gorsuch is an extraordinarily well qualified nominee who received the american ba

. >>> judge neil gorsuch will be sworn in today, as the nation's newest supreme court justice. he'll take the bench alongside his former boss, justin>> after so many years. >> once and for all for sergio. >> the 74th time was the charm. sergio garcia finally wins a major golf championship. the masters at august gust that national. >> and a loop out toward left field. will drop it. in front of jayson werth. and the phillies will walk it off as they walk off the series against the washington nationals. >> and the crowd goes wild. >> yes, phillies win the game, four-three. >> they start series watt mets tonight. now, we get out to katie. katie, this is more like baseball weather. that will game on friday, that wasn't really feeling like baseball to me. >> yes, i hear you. but tonight is absolutely beautiful. if you do have tickets, to head down to cbp here, really will be a fantastic day. since it is monday, a lot of times, it is a little harder to get out every bed. but you know what? this is one of the days where you will have a spring in your step, little cool to start things off. i definitely suggest having extra layer when you wa

organizers say gorsuch has a history of rulings that are anti-women and anti-disability rights. today's rally starts at 9:30 this morning at justina. >>> happening now the second longest runway at san francisco international airport is shut down for the weekend so it can be repaved t. runways need repaving. about every ten years. runway 28 left is mostly used for arriving flights, in addition to repaving, crews will also upgrade the lights, add a new factory way and improve an existing one. this is the first of several weekend closures, which are expected to last through mid-june. >>> new this morning, more than half of bay area residents polled in a recent survey think the economy is getting worse t. bay area council surveyed 1,000 residents, they found 31% believe the bay area's economy is doing better now than six months ago. the survey found 45% of people feel a significant economic downturn or hit the bay area sometime in the next three years. the count sim says the results are troubling. and that there is a connection between the housing shortage and the ability to keep creating jobs. >>> 8:35 is our time. virtual reality m

organizers say gorsuch has a history of rulings that are anti-women and anti-disability rights. today's rally starts at 9:30 this morning at justinl fool's day, in san francisco, some people plan to celebrate by getting downright stupid. we say that because today is. organizers say the first church encourage people to wear something unique for the silliest walk of all t. parade starts at noon at the transamerica pyramid. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with our meteorologist. >> hi, francis. >> the winds have died down, on live doppler. we have high clouds, that's about it. we will see a much warmer afternoon, 67 in half moon bay, san francisco, st. stupid day, 72 degrees, four across the bay in oakland. 79 in walnut creek. things are warming umm. i'm have the details coming up shortly. chris. >> francis, thank you. >>> up next, a dangerous night on east bay freeways with two deadly crashes. >>> also an amber alert issued as authorities try to find two northern california girls believe to have >> good morning, thank you so much, i'm chris nguyen, it's saturday, april 1st. here's frances lawson. it will feel above average

gorsuch was born in today. his confirmation a big victory for president trump and republicans. his place on the court restores a narrow conservative majority following the death of justinin scalia last year. >> i'm humbled by the trust placed in me today. i will never forget that to whom much is given much will be expected. and i promise you that i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of this great nation. >> justice neil gorsuch joins the core just as a number of high-profile case cos soon fill the docket including those involving religious liberty, voting rights, the president polly travel ban and gun rights. >>> the jewish hold dave passover began tonight at sundown. passover is one of the most important holidays in the jewish calendar. it commemorates israel's liberation by moses out of egy egypt. the many families celebrate width a big meal called a seder. now for eight days observing juice are not allowed to eat levened bread. >> kathy orr in the house. though i think you'd rather be out house because this is a beautiful night tonight. we can hit record, a record tomorrow? >> we're chasing records. we're talking about