another accident on i-95 southbound approaching cottman. police and penndot on the scene blocking the left lane. we earlier had ambulances and fire crews on the scene. they have left, but police and penndot out here. i-95 southbound jammed because of that. take automatic loot be i-95 -- another look, i-95 29 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine you're delayed to approaching cottman. berks county a major accident blocking up a lanes for an hour,ism 176 northbound near route 10. problems on i-95. >> a fight with a group of girls made an you you ugly turn. girl grabbed a can of hair spray and set it on fire with a lighter. another girl was nearly stabbed with a knife. jeanette reyes has the full story, good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is a fight that took a vicious turn and police say this is not the first time these girls with encountered each other. one of them had her hair set on fire and the other was nearly stabbed. the disturbing attack happened close to 7:00 tuesday evening near 46th and market. septa said

left-wing activists are demanding a scorched-earth approach to judge gorsuch's nomination, and i'm afraid that some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle appear to have been swept up in this fervor. their opposition stems from two sources and taken two different forms. the first cause is the visceral reaction among some to our new president. after last year's bitterly fought election campaign, many on the left simply refuse to accept the legitimacy of the new administration and are dead set on all-out opposition to every initiative, every policy and every nominee of this president. as a case in point, we're in mid-march, and the president is still waiting for the senate to confirm his cabinet nominees. this hasn't happened, to my knowledge, in the 40 years i've been in the senate. skeptical of any nominee's willingness to hold the administration that nominated him accountable to the law, they are demanding assurances about how judge gorsuch would rule on the administration's most controversial moves. mr. president, the confirmation process should not be treated as just another f

our approach will be the main agenda. our unchanging goals are something that has been declared by both countries and summed up in our resolutions. it is a verifiable and irreversible dismantling of north korea's nuclear program. goal, its unwavering is effective and copperheads of policy options will be discussed extensively. furthermore, additional provocations are anticipated. the assassination by weapon has triggered an unprecedented term of events. in addition to north korea's rights programs, civil infringements will be discussed. governments in a bid to counter north korea's threats -- doesn pushing for not target any particular country. this is been our clear position. -- with clarity and resoluteness. welcomesn government the trump administration's announcement. most notably, the president himself stated that under the new administration, the alliance will be made stronger. i'm very appreciative to bolster the alliance, the linchpin in the asia-pacific to maintaining our close coronation with the u.s. i have no d

are you saying that we need a new up roach to north -- new approach to north korea? i know to solve this nuclear program problem, china needs to play a more active part. in the toolkitls exhausted? what more specific actions can we take in your opinion. and according to a press statement by the state department, i wonder going forward, what will be the korean government's position on this new approach? i pose this question to foreign minister yun. as itary tillerson: indicated in my remarks, 20 years of talks with north korea have brought us to where we are today. the r.o.k. and the united states have made it very clear that we are interested nothing but a peaceful and economically stable korean peninsula. this 20 years of talking has brought us to the point of where we are today. so the track that we are now going to see is a number of actionsth ever greater ahead of us that involve which the united nations security council has already approved, and in china, which voted for those sanctions, and we are following -- calling on all countries to fully implement those s

that is the next approaching front. so partly to mostly cloudy skies later this afternoon with our high temperatures seasonal, 50s and 60s. we'll track the incoming system. we'll tell you when to expect the rain to arrive and how much, but first let's send it to liza battalones. >> good morning, everybody. you know, one of the big advantages of driving into work this early in the morning is that the bay bridge toll plaza looks like this. in fact, all bay area bridges are wide open at this hour. no delays at the bay bridge pay gates. in fact, an earlier wind advisory the chp put in place at the bay bridge has been lifted. so the bay area commute is now looking good and our first bart trains are out of the yard on time. i'll have more traffic in a few minutes. >>> liza, thank you. later today the house will vote on the new gop healthcare plan and it's still unclear if it will have enough support from republicans to pass. the latest count from cbs news shows at least 24 house republicans remain opposed. they are demanding

as such, they have approached judge gorsuch's nomination in a predictable manner, cherry-picking and mischaracterizing his opinions as evidence of a political agenda with total disregard of what the law commanded in each of those cases. simply put, this line of attack on judge gorsuch is ludicrous. any reasonable analysis of his opinions shows that his decisions apply the laws enacted by the people's elected representatives without regard to his own personal preferences. his approach manifests the constitution's vision of the appropriate role of a judge that has been prominently embraced by justice scalia. quote, if you're going to be a good and faithful judge, you have to resign yourself to the fact that you're not always going to like the conclusions that you reach. if you like them all the time, you're probably doing something wrong. unquote. today i want to examine just a few of the cases seized object by judge gorsuch's liberal critics to demonstrate just how unfounded their attacks are. compass environmental versus occupational safetynd health review commission, that case invol

katie: what are other approaches?e is to take the immune cells out of the body and empower them. they are karl car t-cells. you are taking immune cells out of the body, increasing their numbers, re-infusing them and sending them after the cancer. another is using a vaccine approach to instruct the immune system to go after the cancer in the same way as it goes after the measles and mumps and what have you. >> the next set of clinical trials is a combination immunotherapy. we need to allow it to get in, but we need to make it stronger with the red blood cells. once they are in, they are going to do their job and attack the tumors. combination immunotherapies or chemotherapy. katie: this is the reason we need so much more research, because we really need to understand the mechanisms that are used by tumors to resist the immune system's attack. when we talk, you envision this one tumor in one place, and that is the foe you are fighting. but in metastatic cancer, they are all related, but they are a little bit different f

and the river approach to the seaport of wilmington. the fort was initially started in march of 1862, construction was ongoing throughout the war and there were still working on it when it was attacked in february of 1865. the fort was built on top of the old seaport of brunswick. this was the leading seaport on the cape fear river in colonial times, in fact it was the first enduring settlement on the cape fear river. after the american revolution brunswick faded into oblivion and the entire site was sold for $4.25. twenty years later during the civil war confederate engineers picked to the site to build a line of artillery batteries to protect the western land approaches to wilmington and the river approach beginning in late march, they came here with a couple of companies of confederate soldiers and enslaved african americans and they started to clear the site and build the fort. the fort iran from cape fear river one and a quarter miles west westward to orton pond, this this was actually a lake 5 miles long and they used orton as a g

storm 3 is on approach.uturecast clearly illustrates we have become partly to mostly cloudy during the afternoon hours. you begin to see that leading edge of the precipitation by tonight in the far north bay just hanging out there all night long. tomorrow morning gradually this front begins to slide towards the central bay. by the afternoon hours, everybody is wet. it will be a soggy evening commute. the thing with this system, however, it's very fast-moving. so i don't think we are going to see the storm totals that we earlier advertised at the beginning of the week. going with about one to two inches of rain in the ukiah area. coastal range could see two inches of rain. nearly an inch in pacifica and in san francisco. about a half inch in throughout the tri-valley. 60s in the central valley today if you are heading to the high sierra we are talking about temperatures in the 40s with rain at first and then we'll have snow for the weekend. so you will need the chains if you are heading to the high sierra for

so we have 20 years of a failed approach. that includes the period of which 1.$3 billion in assistance to north korea. that encouragement as sen met with the capabilities and march the fifth of purpose of the of region to have further discussions with the prime minister in beijing as well. >> translator: now reporter from the u.s. side to ask a question. secretary tillerson the white house is revealing the of blueprint for the federal budget do you want to pass such drastic cuts are you confident you could continue to represent u.s. interests with room to maneuver? and our immediate is that threat? do you assess that north korea and the budget put forth by president trump was important from the perspective with the context betted is coming off a historic lehigh of budgetary resources and was reflective of decisions over the past two years that we have engagein around the world as well as of disaster assistance. clearly the allowable of spending the state department has undertaken is simply not sustainable. so i think it is re

and the ftc's approach. particular.ls, in the ftc's approach to privacy has always been on consumer perception. house incident is the data? basically -- how sensitive is the data? the fcc took a very different approach. what entitysed on holds that data. if it is an isp, there are a certain set of rules, but it -- if it is an edge provider, those rules do not apply. that is my concern, consumers don't understand why their same data in the same chain of, basically, communication, what have these different projections. -- would have these different protections. my other problem is it can create a competitive problem. everyone is trying to compete in the advertising space, using the same consumer data, and some entities can use that more efficiently than others. the other issue is that the fcc has been a very active cop on the beat for consumer protection, for protecting consumers' privacy and data security. we got a load out of that. that the fcc can provide, do they have the expertise, the staff level, knowle

a ruling was filled that pointed out the differences between the fcc and ftc approach. the ftc approach to privacy has always been based on privacy expectation expecting the data will be used and how sensitive the data is. the fcc has a different approach. the fcc focused on what entty ho -- entity holds the data. if it is an edge provider those rule don't apply. that is the bases of my concern and that is consumers don't understand necessarily why they are seeing data in the same chain of communication would have these different protections. my other concern is it creates a competitive problem. everyone is trying to compete in the online advertisement space ask using the same data and some entities can use that more efficiently than others. i think that is a problem. and the other issue is this ftc has been a very active cop on the beat for consumer protection or protecting consumers privacy and data security. my concern was we got elbowed out of that. so the protection that the fcc can provide do they have the expertise and staff level and knowledge to bring the type

companies are also taking new approaches. they aim to use viruses to vary treatments into the brain. it's an approach known as new therapy to create proteins to correct what's going wrong in disease. >> the cool thing about this approach is that because the vector gets into brain cells, neurons or glia, it sets up shop and with a single injection, we can produce antibody for many, many years. >> reporter: voyageer is still a few years from testing in humans as well, given the great need in alzheimer's for effective treatment. everyone is hopeful for advanced studies will bear fruit. >> clearly, there have been failures and that has caused a number of companies to pause and perhaps invest elsewhere, but there is still a number of big companies and small companies that are willing to take this problem on head-on. and my feeling is that we are just one positive clinical trial away from many, many other people getting very actively involved. >> reporter: after decades of developments, one success would make a big difference. for

there are cases with a rigorous textual approach and that reflects the approach that scalia had.nghink the important to know about that, justice jackson was the attorney general and he took the job of the judge seriously. he was an advocate and he switched to being a neutral decision-maker. this judge is similar, in that sense. having been a senior official in the justice department, he looks at the law for what it is. he has spoken a bit about overcriminalization on the judicial system. >> if i can add something, if he took something from his service at the department, he has enormous respect for the department of justice and expectations of their behavior and he could be known to get a little hot under the collar, if the government appeared to be cutting corners in a criminal case. >> in the line of justice jackson, there is an understanding with the law requires and this overcriminalization point. he wants americans to read the statutes and understand what they mean. likewise, what is required of them. >> ok. >> thank you for this wonderful panel. star parker. mr. jaffer, you

they think the pboc will continue with this approach. their open market operations increasing on the reverse. and in the medium term, lending's they will continue to do with a targeted approach. those capital controls will remain in place in the capital reserves could support the yuan. that is the most likely scenario according to bloomberg intelligence. we cannot rule out a benchmark rate rise at the end of the year because we see a strong pickup reduce prices from the factory gates. if that feeds into the consumer price index it is a bigger question for the pboc. they will have to do something and maybe that will come too late. i wanted bring in bill rhodes, .eo of global advisors and our global policy editor, kathleen hays. you are such an expert on china. listening to what tom is saying about the stocks and nature of the pboc, what can they do to execute on this economic growth plan for china? are very limited because you have the 19th party congress coming up and that is the most important thing. politics in china trumps everything.

this is northbound in delaware county approaching highland avenue.are hearing that the driver sustained minor injuries. an accident here involving an overturned vehicle still out here blocking the left lane right now on i-95. let's switch over to plymouth township montgomery county. another accident here. this one blocking the right lane. it's right on the northeast extension southbound approaching the mid-county tolls. so a couple of early morning accidents on the big picture still have that sink noelle kensington clearfield street is blocked because of that one. outside live on the vine street expressway it's damp. no overnight construction and in fact no scheduled -- no overnight construction scheduled all week. you're good to go now. roads are just a bit wet an couple accidents out there,. >> the thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight police scoured a community where a would be kidnapper and robber terrorist a woman. he's still on the run this morning. annie mccormick is live at new castle county police in minquedale with the full story. annie.

i have always supported that approach. from there, we have to build a system that -- we have to fix our legal immigration system and we are a country of immigrants and we are talking about the american dream earlier, we should be welcoming people who want to come here and work hard, who want to raise their families have lived the american dream. i think that is what made our country great in the past and will do so in the future as well. host: you have what some other members of congress might say is the shorter commute compared to those who live on the west coast. you have to just drive a couple hours to get back on. who's beckham? tells about your family. rep. smucker: you are right. i have a bout a two-hour drive if i hit the traffic right. in the state senate, i could commute every day and i would do that here, too, if i could do that easier. i have a high priority to get back to the district. i also want to be back with my family. my wife is there and a son and eight grade. , 19-yearllege as well -old and 21-year-old

we time out these drops approaching san francisco around 5:19 p.m. and holding together around 5:34. oakland, expect light showers. on the storm impact scale, tonight, a light shower. most cities, minimal. it will be breezy with a south wind. we'll time out the storm system and show you the return of sunshine and 80 degree temperatures and that full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> millions of dollars in damage remains across the bay area from our winter downpours. one area scrambling to find a fix is murin county. kate larson is live there tonight where she got a tour of some of the weather damage. kate. >> well, eric, marin county is a paradise of nature trails. this year, the paths have been beaten by all our storms. it turns out the damage is not simply an inconvenience to hikers and cyclists. this roads provide critical safety roles for the residents' safety here. >> this portion right here is cracking and ready to push and go down towards the road also. >> mike is a marin county park ranger. these days, he spends a lot of time patrolling

to wilmington and the river approaches. so beginning in late march of that year, they came here with a couple of companies with confederate soldiers and enslaved african americans and they start today clear the site and build the fort. the fort ran from the cape view river 1 and a quarter miles west ward to the edge of pond which is actually a lake 5 miles long. only in the south you call that a pond and they used orton as a giant mote, so they ran to the lake and then you had another 5 miles of extended area that was impenetrable to ground forces. so the initial line of work was built over by the six weeks period and then for the remainder of the war and the area where we are standing now the fort was expanded and strengthened and artillery compartments were built to point down river in case enemy vessels breached the inlets and got on to the river and attacked wilmington. .. >> smuggled into the conferacy on board vessels known as blockade rne. surprisingly, the union did not go after the forts or made an effort to captur

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i fully support that approach. and then from there, we have to build a system that -- we have to fix our legal immigration system. and, you know, we are a country of immigrants. and we are back talking about the american dream earlier, we should be welcoming people who want to come here, who want to work hard, who want to raise their families, who want to live the american dream. and i think that's what's made our country great in the past and will do so in the future as well. >> you have what some might -- other members of congress might say is a shorter commute compared to those that live on the west coast, you just have to drive a couple of hours to get back home. who is back home? tell us about your family. >> sure. so i have -- you're right, i have a little over two-hour drive if i hit the traffic right, it's really fortunate in that way. it is a little different, when i served in the state senate i was able to commute every day. i would do that here as well if i were just a little closer. it's a high priority

this is southbound here, northeast extension approaching the mid-county tolls.atch for slowing in that area with emergency crews on the scene. we're live in delaware county. this is i-95 northbound approaching highland avenue. we had an accident here. had a big backup. it was an accident involving an overturned vehicle. the crews have left the scene. tow truck cleared away the last of it there so traffic is moving better and the delay is really thinned out on i-95 northbound. the accident was near highland avenue. moving better now. and on the big picture we could see the green traffic flow on the blue route schuylkill i-95. the only real issue out there in kensington we still have clearfield street shut down with that sinkhole so stick to allegheny. live on the ben franklin bridge westbound traffic coming into the city and that this point just damp and moving fine, matt. >> sounds good. thanks, karen. >>> developing now in delaware a third attempt at a kidnapping and robbery outside of an apartment complex. police believe the same man is also behind two earlier

where the judge has taken a textual approach to opinionste and these reflect that kind of approach with justice scalia. >> the important thing to know is that justice jackson was talking but the role of the justice department. people look at justice jackson race similarsuch points, having been a senior official. he looks at the law for what it he has spoken a bit about partiesminalization for who are trying to govern conduct. it ifi can add something, he took something, that relates to criminal cases and he has indoor miss respect for the department of justice and high -- ctations for the as was alluded to, there is this writing style and part of ordinaryut having americans understand what the law requires and he wants americans to read the statute and the judicial opinions. >> thank you for a wonderful you mentioned, several times now, existing law and i the existing law, all laws leading up to the existing law, the way he would interpret constitutional law. are you talking about when you say that he looks to the law? >> he looks at the law that is applicable to parties. you have laws

different states of taken different approaches. host: we have a republican calling in from springfield. question, does drillingnd grilling -- and testing bombs dislocate and does that cause a foundation problem that could cause earthquakes and the weather to change? this is bothered me for long time. i know the plates have to move. they have to cover the holes in the earth. that is my question. guest: that is a good question. really, it's a very relevant question in a place like california which is very earthquake prone. the biggest example of this we have seen is oklahoma. there has been a lot of oil activity and drilling in that state and the frequency of up.hquakes has really shot regulatorsicials and are trying to address exactly what you are talking about with injection,round isre is a lot of waste that created as a result of the process. the water needs to go somewhere. what industry and government has agreed upon, this underground injection that you referred to where they inject wastewater from the drilling process deep unde

around a different approach.scussions with prime minister abe, i will have further discussions in seoul, and hopefully in beijing as well. earlier i spoke tojohn kim, managing partner of venture capitalist amasia, and asked him his thoughts on how mr tillerson‘s approach to north korea will differ from the 0bama administration's. for me, it's quite a bit different. even when 0bama came in, he had a platform called strategic patience, which is the same exact thing. nothing much happened. exactly. it was almost exactly the same to fall. i think we are in a bit of an inflection point here. whether the administration prior before had not worked... how should they approach it? should they be thinking out of the box? i think they're starting to. trump is much more a man who understands force, i suppose, and if you look at his cabinet and even and so forth, i think he understands and has more apt to use force than his predecessors. what about china 7 do you think it could be a key component in this move towards north ko

more so approaching the philadelphia international airport. so we are seeing some delays behind that. you can see some cars stuck behind the scene there try to merge over to the right-hand side to get around this. few vehicles are involved there. also watching out in plymouth meeting. delays in the map system right here. that's the pa turnpike northeast extension headed southbound just before mid county tolls. tractor trailer accident there. route 70 in cherry hill new jersey. police activity. both sides of route 70 due to downed traffic signals. katie and vai, back to you guys. >>> new insight into an unsolved murder case that captivated the country. who killed little kayleigh anthony. hear what casey anthony is saying about her daughter in a brand new interview. >>> report card time is here. six months into the school program, head back to one city neighborhood to see if the education idea is really working. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh..

a step-by-step approach to global nuclear disarmament is what we need to build trust and confidence.t will provide the tangible steps to a stable world where countries who have weapons feel okay to relinquish them. finally i want to say a ban on nuclear weapons will not in itself improve the international security environment or increased trust and transparency. and it will also not address the technical and procedural challenges of nuclear disarmament verification, and that's why i'm standing with ambassador haley today. >> now we'll turn it over to the ambassador from france. >> thank you. thank you, nikki. thank you, matthew. good morning, everyone. let me tell you a few words about the french perspective on this issue. my country france remains committed to nuclear disarmament and has taken substantial steps in nuclear disarmament in the past several years. we have dismantled our testing sites. france has seized production for its nuclear weapons, and france has reduced by half its nuclear arsenal. the immediate prohibition of nuclear weapons is inconsistent with the progressive

we had a little bit of rain approaching hagerstown. we may see this rain moving into hagerstown in the next 30 minutes to an hour mostly staying north of the district but as we go through the day today strong to severe storms this afternoon. so the weather will be warm today. it's going to be dry the first half of the day so if you plan on eating lunch outside. warm and breezy. by happy hour though, that's when we'll see those storms roll in against some of them containing damaging winds. by dinner time we'll start to see some of these storms winding down. as far as the commute goes we have a lot of traffic out he still hanging around. this is 270 southbound at the lane divide. this crash on the right shoulder still seeing some slowdowns. not terrible but a little bit slow there southbound at the lane divide this morning. southbound bw parkway, a new crash there. beltway, inner loop and outer loop looking okay. you can see that delay there southbound on 270 here this morning. as far as the fredericksburg line, that train and 304 having

and that's been my approach in the state senate and my approach here as well. >> what would you say the -- your record was the state senate level? >> sure. >> what were you focused on? >> well, again, i represent a diverse district but also a pretty conservative district. in a lot of ways. but my -- i tend to like the no-labels aspect. there's actually a no-labels caucus here that i'm potentially joining, but the point is i'm -- i work in the state senate to try to find solutions to difficult problems, and i'm willing to work with anyone who may agree with me and knowing that everyone is here representing different districts, and they have different experiences, and a big part of being successful in the legislator, the state senate, is leadershipping to listen and understand other viewpoints and then try to find common ground. >> what is your focus here in washington? >> i'm very pleased to be part of the educational work force committime was chair of the education committee in the stat senate and we worked hard to ensure that every child in pennsylvania had the opportunity for a world

as i argued before, the navy managed control global approach and that is what the council agreed. we need to ensure that refugees claim asylum in the first safe country they reach and help them support so they don't have to make the perilous journey to europe and we need a better overall approach to manage economic migration one that recognizes all countries have the right to control their borders. engaging our partners in this approach would be crucial and it will be an important part of the discussions at the conference which the uk will be hosting in may. turning to the deteriorating situation i made clear my concerns about the risks this presents to the region and the security. organized criminals and terrorists are ready to exploit these vulnerabilities and we are seeing increasingly grave interference by russia and others. in light of the plot i called on the council to do more to counter the destabilizing information campaigns and raise the visibility and commitment tl this region. the uk will lead the way. the secretary will be visiting in the coming weeks where i expect h

their holistic and consistent approach struck the right balance. consumers' use of internet services continues to increase their -- and their privacy has been protected. this resolution we're voting on today puts all segments of the internet on equal footing. i urge my colleagues to vote for innovation and consumers and vote for this resolution. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: mr. flores reserves his time. mr. doyle. mr. doyle: i would remind my friends once again that this does not put us on equal footing. the f.t.c. has no power to regulate i.s.p.'s under current law. with that, mr. speaker, i would like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. capuano. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr capuano: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend for yielding. we know our cell phones are tracking every move we make and keeping a record of it. many people don't know but your automobile is also doing the same thing. they keep a record of where you go. they keep a record of whether you we are your seat belt

that is the approach we follow in the u.k. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> monday night on the communicators, we visit the state of the net conference and speak to the senior advisory of the house of men -- house majority advisor. how congress and companies are adjusting christians about -- at -- addressing questions about seven security. .- cyber security >> the government has no choice but to reflect that reality. i don't think we have ever been through this at the scale but we have been through this before. the marks he survived and thrived. i would -- democracy survived and thrived. today at the same point between an industrial economy and information economy. that creates an amazing opportunity to not just survive in a democracy but to create a more perfect union. >> i believe the agenda in general it's super important. it needs to be pushed. cyber security is not a problem that we have in technology and then it will be gone. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> vice president mike pe

and the ftc approach. but in details in particular, so the ftc's approach to privacy has always been based on consumer perception. how does the consumer expect that data will be used and how sensitive is that data. so, basically, trying to reflect consumer preferences. the fcc, to the very different -- took a very different approach. rather than saying, well, what's the type of data and how do consumers feel about it, what entity holds that data? if it's an edge provider, those rules don't apply. so that's the basis of my concn, is that consumers don't understand necessarily why their same data in the same chain of, you know, basically communication would have these different protections. my other concern is that it can create a competitive problem, right? so you have everyone's trying to compete in the online advertising space, and they're using the same consumer data, and some entities can use that more efficiently than others. so i think that's a problem. and then the other issue is the ftc has been a v

mild and dry conditions will hold on for one more day as an approaching storm system begins to weaken the ridge of high pressure currently over the region. increasing high clouds from the approaching storm will result in slight cooling over the north bay today otherwise temps similar to yesterday will prevail. rain is forecast to reach the north bay saturday then spread southward across the rest of the district saturday night into sunday. light to moderate showers along with breezy conditions are expected. unsettled wet weather remains possible sunday into monday before drier conditions return to the area monday evening. mild and dry conditions are expected through the end of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less moving well into san francisco. no problems for hwy 92 from 880 to 101. that breaking news we are following... a major problem on the roads already this morning. a dump truck hits an overpass on highway 101 and now the c-h-p is saying that lanes may be closed until noon. kron 4's will tran will have more in a live report. a south bay man who works to help ch

there are cases with a rigorous textual approach and that reflects the approach that scalia had. jackson was the therney general and he took job of the judge seriously. he was an advocate and he switched to being a neutral decision-maker. this judge is similar, in that sense. official ina senior the justice department, he looks at the law for what it is. for has enormous respect the department of justice and expectations of their behavior known to get a little hot under the collar, if the government appeared to be cutting corners in a criminal case. in the line of justice jackson, there is an understanding with the law requires and this overcriminalization point. likewise, what is required of them. >> ok. thank you for this wonderful panel. star parker. that this looks to existing law and i wonder, when is thatlook at the law, existing, all law leading up to the law, interpreting constitutional law, what do you mean when you say, "he looks to the law?" in any given case, you have a law that tested at the time and the law will be to the case before and he is not a politician in a

that's the same way he approaches the cases. he looks at the law first and then looks at the arguments the parties are making before him. he tries to figure out, what does the law say about this case before me? he doesn't try to make the law for the cases coming in the future. he doesn't look to go beyond the arguments made by the parties. he doesn't look to go beyond the text of the law. tries to apply the law faithfully as written by congress. drafted by the framers of our constitution. and apply it fairly and evenhandedly to the parties before him. with that i'm getting the stop signal so i'll turn it over to my colleagues. jane: i thought i'd talk about how the judge approaches cases and then end with his personal side. so one thing that struck me from day one coming off of law school is in law school they teach a little bit of a cynical side of the law. they teach that the judiciary is a place for doll politics and a -- for doing politics and a lot of judges are politicians in robes. i came are off of law school and had thi

bay bridge approach a little different there. some slowing approaching san tomas. there was a fender bender reported. chp has not arrived on scene. sounds like a fender bender might leave one vehicle the roadway. speed sensors show a disturbance down there. the rest of the east bay move well. red to orange there. five minutes off the castro valley y a live look at this volume, standard, and we see water on the lens. a slower drive off of 580 from an earlier crash which cleared off the span. >>> up next, you might notice changes the next time you go through airport security. coming up after the break, new rules for ta ta pa >>> good morning. it's 6:12, we're under a microclimate alert. parents, grab that coffee on the go. we're seeing lingering showers and cold temperatures in the 30s and 40s. as you get your kids ready for school, bundle them up and maybe pack some rain boots, it's probably going to be muddy out on the playground. by 1:00, we clear out nicely. >>> look at the drive times. highway 84 at the bottom of the screen, a little extra slow. we talked about

we have 20 years of failed approach. that includes a period the united states provided $1.35 billion in assistance to north korea as an encouragement to take a different pathway. that encouragement has been met with further development of nuclear capabilities, more missile launches including those of the february 11th and march 5th. in the face of this ever escalating threat, it is clear a different approach is required. >> reporter: tillerson met with prime minister abe today and asked about the state department's proposed 29% budget cut according to the white house this morning. he said the current spending level is not sustainable and he accepts the challenge of

this approach is more physical and more intimate. tsa officials have not detailed exactly what that means. they do say having one approach streamlines the screening process. the change is partly a result of a 2015 report that showed weapons and hazardous materials made it past security in 95% of tests. >>> amazon chief jeff bezos is expected to give more details about his plan to take tourists on sub orbital flights. reusable rockets will eventually be used for space travel. it'll be added to the company's existing spacecraft. the first step to carrying humans into space is sub orbital flights. a human settlement will be settled on the moon. >> alexis, would you go on the trip if. >> absolutely not. >> none of us are adventurous here. >> i would let somebody else try out first and see if you survive the whole trip there. okay. we do have a traffic alert this morning on the bay bridge. we've got a crash on the incline before you get to the treasure island tunnel. we have emergency crews here now. looks to me like they're blocking the

that was his approach. and his first week in office he signed a series of executive orders that made this clear. he attempted to close gaun tan mow without a credible plan for either the terrorists housed there or the terrorists we'd need to detain there in the future pet pushed a withdraw from afghanistan and iraq without regard to threats posed by the taliban or al-qaeda and the fram i will political situation in either country, especially iraq. the absence of american leadership created a strategic vacuum filled by countries like russia and china and iran. all of them grew more aggressive toward us. the natural result of obama's tragic imperative to avoid conflict with other nations even when american interests were challenged was this. our enemies learn not to fear us, our allies learn not to trust us, and friends like israel felt abandoned. [ applause ] >> but my friends, today we have the chance, really the need, for a fresh start. the u.s. and israel share many values and goals and interests. one of

and the river approaches to the seaport of wilmington.the fourth was initially started in march 1862, construction ongoing throughout the war. are still working on it in febrry 1865. the fort was built on top of the old seaport. which was the leading seaport of the river in colonial times, in fact the first enduring settlement on the cape fear river. after the american revolution, it faded into oblivion. the entire site was sold in 1842 for $4.25. and 20 years later, during the civil war, confederate engineers picked this site to build a line of artillery boundaries that western land approaches and the river approaches so beginning in late march in cape fear, they came here.with a couple companies of confederate soldiers and americans and they started to clear the site. and build a fort. fort ran from the cape fear river, 1 1/4 miles westward to the edge of porton pond which is actually a lake 12 miles long along the south carolina pond and they use it as kind of a giant float so the earthworks ran to the lake and then you had another five miles of extended area that was impenetrable

rex tillerson has called for a new approach to north korea.okyo, he said years of trying to persuade pyongyang had failed. he insists the reclusive country should not fear the u.s. or its allies. tillerson is on a three nation tour of asia. korea and its people need not fear the united states or their neighbors in the region who seek only to live in peace with north korea. with that this in mind, the united states calls on north korea to abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and refrain from any further provocations. indonesia's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75%. policy makers remain on guard following the fed hike. the deputy governor signaled the easing cycle is over, saying the key rate is low enough and supportive of economic growth. the bank cut rates six times last year. law,rexit bill has become allowing theresa may's government to trigger the process of taking the u.k. out of the european union. the lords and commons have been told the bill passes final stage after receiving royal assent. the

have not gotten the latest update sherman hatches corporate integration approach. the last i heard heard they were working on the scoring. we had working groups in the last congress that i will do everything i can to try to find a bipartisan tax reform, i call it principal bipartisanship each side gets principles that help promote a thoughtful reform. . . >> >> i could imagine if common sense does not prevail we do not recognize the value of bipartisan tax reform i could see for example, the house taking its tax reform proposal and by the elway there is no question in my mind whether republicans in particular senate republicans looking at this border adjustments idea because i am watching them on tv when your colleagues are on tv camera in the republican ideas that usually does not look encouraging it usually shows that it will not end well. so if you want to bulldoze this known as reconciliation to set that aside with health care and taxes i have suggested to republicans on health care with that reconciliation on health care we have a chance to work together one o

now, let us compare that with the trumpcare approach. under the trumpcare plan, those who are walking an economic tightrope, bringing home barely the minimum wage, they do not get the most help. they do not do the most help. they could see their insurance costs go up by thousands and thousands of dollars each year, which would effectively mean they would be locked out of the health care system. so, for millions of persons, staying on medicaid would suddenly look a lot more attractive making a little more , money and losing medicaid coverage could mean losing your access to high-quality health care altogether. nobody has been able to counter this. trumpcare, in effect would keep , americans trapped in poverty. entrepreneurs and americans who want to go back to school to pursue a degree would face the same dilemma. somebody wants to quit their job and pursue their dream of starting their own business ought to be able to do it without a fear that they would not be able to any longer afford health care. the same goes for those who want to go