that is from ashley parker in "the new york times." we will show you a number of highlights from the debate on the senate floor leading up to the confirmation vote for loretta lynch. first, we want to show you president obama's reaction after hearing that the confirmation vote went through. >>pres. obama: before i start with other issues, i want to say publicly, for the first time, that i am very pleased that loretta lynch has been confirmed -- [laughter] [applause] america will be better off for it. [applause] she spent her life fighting for the fair and equal justice at the foundation of our democracy. she has been a great job helping our communities, keeping them safe but also making sure our citizens are protected by equal justice under the law. [applause] she has got credibility with water enforcement but she has also got credibility with communities. she knows -- one of the things i want to work with her on is making sure that all around the country we are rebuilding trust with respect to our police forces and making sure that th

front page of the washington times on iran negotiations, bob corker featured in this piece by ashley parker peter baker. and the "new york -- excuse me "wall street journal" with this headline that israel is weighing in on this framework for a deal with iran. and the wall street journal writes that what israel wants put into this agreement. that is what israel wants, weighing in with what they would like to see come out of any sort of deal. the final details, the administration hopes, will be worked out by june. also another foreign policy news this morning, here is the "new york times." refugees in syria are starting according to the united nations. and the united nations is calling on the united states and other countries to put pressure on the government there to allow peacekeepers in to provide food and medicine. also in the "financial times" this morning with a story and picture next to the headline again easily as saudi's failed to halt rebels. it's a growing humanitarian crisis for residents that find themselves in central districts. a growing crisis in yemen as the fight continues i