. >> it is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awe struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span's city tour of wilmington, north carolina. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> and we are live on capitol hill this morning as the house judiciary committee is hearing and chief judge thomas will be testifying on work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. t live coverage should start momentarily. >>> we are live on capitol hill where the house judiciary committee is meeting to discuss work load and challenges facing the 9th circuit court. it should start in just a moment. we will have live coverage here. today the house budget committee is meeting to consider the republican health care plan referred to as american health care act. the report shows the bill would save but at the cost of health care coverage to almost 24 million people by the year 2026.

has been the official memorial for the state of north carolina for world war ii since about 1962. the origin of the name was that there would be a line of these ships that would do battle with another country. these are the biggest ships. obviously now we have aircraft carriers instead of battleships, this is extreme. >> it was commissioned in 1941 just prior to pearl harbor. this was the first big battleship. shopd not built a battle -- battleship in 16 years. we started building ships, the big advantage that this ship had is that it is very fuel efficient. after pearl harbor we did not have many oil tankers in the vicinity. this ship and her sisters arrived just in time to support the military operations in the pacific. >> for the first time in 18 years, the united states commissions a new battleship, the north carolina. commissioned in the brooklyn navy yard. they take the ship out to the new york harbor and that is how it got the name show boat. it would keep putting out on trials, they needed to keep tweaking things. everybody in the city cap seeing this come and go. harbor h

it really is an international gathering place that serves as the united states' official memorial and museum to world war i. when the museum was being constructed, the city and congressional leaders went to the u.s. congress and asked for this to be designated as the national museum. because of the scope of the collection and significance amongst other museums in the world, congress designated in 2004 the museum as the national museum. in 2014, the congress again in a bipartisan bill named the memorial as the national memorial. so, effectively carrying both congressional designations as the national museum and national memorial. quite a fitting tribute for a citizen-initiated museum a memorial to honor those who served in world war i and marked the turning point for the nation and the impact it had in the united states. the founding catastrophe of the 20th century, the moment that launched the american century captured here in this museum and memorial with national designation. let's go up to the memorial and talk about some of the architectural features of this extraordinary landmark

it really is an international gathering place that serves as the united states' official memorial and museum to world war i. when the museum was being constructed, the city and congressional leaders went to the u.s. congress and asked for this to be designated as the national museum. because of the scope of the collection and significance amongst other museums in the designated ins 2000 for the museum as the national museum. in 2014, the congress again in a bipartisan bill named the memorial as the national memorial. so effectively carrying both , congressional designations as the national museum and national memorial. quite a fitting tribute for a citizen-initiated museum a memorial to honor those who served in world war i and marked the turning point for the nation and the impact it had in the united states. the founding catastrophe of the 20th century, the moment that launched the american century captured here in this museum and memorial with national designation. let's go up to the memorial and talk about some of the architectural features of this extraordinary landmark. behind u

. >> the uss north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awe struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span cities tour of wilmington, north carolina saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book tv. and sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> a live look on capitol hill where a house judiciary subcommittee meeting is about to get under way. lawmakers will hear from four law enforcement officials on efforts to identify and prosecute crimes committed against children, particularly those of a sexual nature, perpetrated on-line. the hearing should get under way shortly. members right now are voting on the house floor, so the 2:00 p.m. start time being pushed back just a bit. but we will have live coverage when it gets started here on c-span 3. elsewhere on capitol hill today, the house budget committee is wor

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north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans. struck by what was accomplished in 1940, in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war everybody agreed on. tour,ch c-span's cities saturday at noon eastern on book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span 3. partnering with our cable affiliates across the country. >> the justice department today announced indictments against four russian intelligence 2014cers for the 401 hacking of yahoo!. justice department officials gave details about the case in a 25 minute news briefing. >> good morning and thank you for being here. i am mary mccord, the acting assistant attorney general for the department of justice. with me today is fbi executive assistant director, u.s. attorney for the northern district of california brian stretch, and the office of international affairs director. there here to announce major law enforcement action related to one of the largest dated breaches in history. today we are announcing the indictment of four

. >> the uss north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940. in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you can say the last war that everybody agreed on. program onspan's north carolina saturday at noon eastern on c-span's to book tv. on sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on -- c-span3. next, white house budget director mick mulvaney answering reporters questions on the president's proposed budget. the epa and state would see the largest cuts. the defense department, veterans affairs, and homeland security would see the largest increases. this portion of the white house briefing is 25 minutes. mr. mulvaney: thanks very much, good afternoon and happy day before st. patrick's day, also known as budget day. most of you heard me talk about the budget before, i'm not going to say too many things in opening before we get to your questions. we will remind you this is what we're calling the america first budget. we had an america first candidate, we now hav

. >> the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii and i am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission and you could say the last war that everybody agreed on watch c-span city store wilmington north carolina saturday noon eastern at c-span two book tv and sunday afternoon on american history to be. >> working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. next our interview with congressman scott perry a pennsylvania republican he discusses the 2018 federal budget and the rest interference in the elections. from the washington journal to say half hours. want to welcomee scott perry represents new york, pennsylvania and the center part of the state. good morning. >> thank you.

. >> the uss north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, , theation to the mission last war everybody agreed on. ofwatched c-span's city tour wilmington, north carolina. that is on saturday on book tv and sunday on c-span3 on american history tv. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now, representative marco can --mark pocan. the congressional progressive caucus first vice chair. good morning. guest: good morning. host: the house budget committee 's meeting on the republicans budget. what are the questions that need to be asked on the financial side? guest: i still wonder why they are even calling it health care. after the cbo score, clearly this is a bill that cuts taxes on the wealthiest americans and has a little bit of a side of that 24are and we found million people are eventually going to lose health care access to the bill, everyone else will a more. this is a dismal failure. i think this was intended to revise really big tax c

south african leader, jacob zuma, has been criticised after an official memorial service for anti— apartheidhis came after calls for president zuma to step down this week. a year after the activist wrote a letter saying he should quit. he was tried and jailed alongside nelson mandela and jailed alongside nelson mandela and the 1960s. when the british prime minister, theresa may, triggered the uk's the budget from the european union, two days ago, she stressed that britain was keen ona she stressed that britain was keen on a trade deal to protect its exports from heavy carus. today, the european union has responded. in d raft european union has responded. in draft guidelines the negotiating brexit, the eu ruled out trade talks before outstanding issues were clean out. speaking older, the president of the union council, donald tusk, made citizens writes the top priority. —— rights. the chiefs of eu institutions are usually little known outside the brussels bubble. but brexit has changed all that. this is my first divorce... donald tusk, president of the european council, today presented the dr

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. >> the u.nited states north carolina this is official memorial to the veterans from world war ii. i am just awe-struck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you could say the last war that everybody agreed on. >> watch c-span city store, wilmington, north carolina, saturday at noon eastern on c-span's book tv and saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. working with our affiliates across the country. >>> coming up tonight we will bring you two house judiciary committ committees. first restructuring the ninth circuit court of appeals. they overturned president trump's immigration order last month and then on sexual abuse cases. first, an update on capitol hill where earlier a house budget committee by a vote of 19-17, advanced the republican healthcare law repeal and replacement bill. we spoke with a reporter for a wrap-up. joe williams is healthcare reporter. were any significant changes made to the bill during the mark-up? >> the budget committee does not have the authority to change the actual text of the legislation. instead, what t

the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war two i am now maastricht was -- all struck with technology training and dedication to the mission the. >> and in this too bad that the two individuals preceded jed to kennedy for this nomination far cry notice the editorial in "the new york times" made reference to judge bork can judge a ginsberg per this shame because we should not be comparing judge kennedy to his two previous nominees. judge kennedy in and of himself is a superb candidate to deny the state supreme court and comparisons to not do this gentleman justice. as a deep compassion for the law by intelligent and is experienced will years on the appellate court and to demonstrate say level that very few nominees to the supreme court demonstrate. obviously judge kennedy was a conservative and we support them with a personal knowledge of judge kennedy looking back at sacramento county rye crop not one of the of would have anything negative to say about the candidate. one individual to ask what they thought of him said they noticed the lack of the observable

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memory. >> officials say it is not clear that the defendants will go on trial because there is no extradition treaty between the united states and russia. >>> they are adding land to the watershed outside of morocco. the acquisition is meant to protect water quality and preserve open space.>> reporter: this is a five-minute drive and it is a place where you can hear the grass grow. spent what we experience is land that is the same as it was 100 years ago, pretty much. >> thank to partnerships, the city of morocco and other donors say it will remain that way. >> it is for us now. it is for archer germ. it is for our grandchildren. it is for people who have not been born. >> it is part of a watershed feat that the customers have. this fall, it is open to the public. >> it is hiking and walking and dog washing -- dog walking on a leash. there is world-class abuse and sweeping views from the ridgeline. >> the wildlife is beautiful. >> there are large mammals and so forth. we have been able to document this. >> this will be maintained by the family who is been stewards of the land for more than a

. >> hospital officials say delaware county memorial is still open and police staffed despite the walk youth. >> well, after dealing with some below normal temperatures, we can now look forward to another winter warm up. meteorologist, lauren casey live on the cbs-3 skydeck to tell us how high the temperature will go. hello, lawyer glenn hello, jim, feeling good out on the skydeck, big difference from this morning, this jacket might be even too heavy as temperatures are on the rise, some nice sunshine hine me in center city philadelphia. temperatures at 44 degrees in philly. temperatures in the four's, generally across the area, 46 degrees in reading, at 43 allentown and currently 46 degrees in ac. temperature change over the last 24 hours, you know it, as soon as you step outside, significant on the order of 17 4 hours, and in reading, up about 14 degrees from this time yesterday in dover. storm scan3 showing us nice sunshine specially across the coast, patchy cloud cover working in along the i59 corridor some of the northwestern suburbs up into the lehigh valley. see the trend for in

. >>> toshiba officials have been saying they plan to spin off their flash memory chip business to fund a turn around of the struggling electronics maker. now japan's industry minister says government officials would have to check the alal if foreign firms try to buy the business. >> translator: toshiba's flesh memory business is highlhly competitive internationally and it's extremely important from the viewpoint of domestic jobs. information security is expected to make it even more important. >> seiko said if authorities are informed in line with the law of the possible purchase of stocks by foreign firms the government would carefully examine them. he said this would be done from standpoint of national security. >>> the governor of the bank of japan says the institution will continue its current monetary easing policy to end deflation. kuroda wasas giving aa speech i tokyo. he said improvement in manufacturing activity and international trade has become clear since the middle of last yearar, both advanced a and emeg economies. he said the globalal economy hi bottom i thehe first half

meanwhile, hospital officials say delaware county memorial is open despite the strike. >> checking the, it should g milder today compared to the weekend? >> high temperatures, 30's, both saturday and sunday, in philadelphia. today, we will climb out of the 30's, getting live look at center city philadelphia, mostly sunny skies, temperatures still kind of chilly, 33 degrees, but winds are calm. so no windchill this morning. as we head into the second half of date, high temperatures up to 52 degrees, increasing clouds into our afternoon, then tonight, not nearly as chilly. only falling back to 42 degrees, mostly cloudy conditions, with shower possible, late, we will have chance for few scattered light showers through the day tomorrow, very mild, up to 64 degrees. best bet for wet weather comes tuesday night. conditions clear on out as we head into wednesday. cooler meisha by the end of the week. as we head into next weekends, daylight saving time. >> some people love that, some people are like oh, losing a hour of sleep. lauren, thank you so much. looking outside right now we do have acc

memory business. on the same day, u.s. officials release the final reading of gdp growth for the october through december quarter and friday brings a wrath of economic data for consumers to review. consumer price index and industrial output figures for february will be released and china, the managers' index is out. >>> we ask specialists each week to share what's ahead. we hear this week from the economist at credit suisisse securities japan. bank of japan has spent years trying to raise prices. it's lost a massive easing program to spur inflation. just 0.1%. they expect limited recovery to continue. >> we expect the february. the reason is energy prices, negative contributor this year in february. other items such as food, inflation or other durable goods inflation will remain weak. after the february, we expect fiscally the moderate increase inflationary rates. but any recovery should be limited and while our expectation for the 2017 inflation rate is 0.6%, which is far below compared with boj's 1.5. >> boj policymakers have set

who likes my sense of humor, bush 70 knows that he wasly seated besides obama at official events like nancy reagan's memorial faith memorial service for texas police officers. is there the two on stage that have gone viral. >>> next time you buy some paper towels you may notice a very big packag ing of one brawn. iconic brawny is being replaced by a woman in celebration of the woman's history movement it features a woman wearing that classic red and black flannel shirt. you will be able to buy them at wal-mart. >>> it is a girl, bristol pale inn revealing gender of her baby in a instagram post. daughter of the form's last contact governor sarah palin posted a picture of her posing with her husband of the two holding a sign that reads it is a girl. this is the third child for palin and her second child with meyer, the baby is due sometime in the spring. >>> it is lent season, many people giving up their favorite guilty pleasures like no meat on fridays but is there one special friday where , they are giving us a free pass, we will explain we will be right back. ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a lit

memory chip business. it comes one day after westinghouse officially filed for bankruptcy. loss that could threaten the company's future. business isthe chip intended to raise funds to cover that. >> i am concerned because this has to do with security issues and nuclear energy. of course japan will have to continue to see commissioning of nuclear power plants for decades after the accident. the capable manpower needed for this will last that long. brazil's troubled economy is seeing one spot -- bright spot. >> recession, government corruption scandal and tainted meat. the aerospace sector is staying aloft. the company just kicked off its first air show. ahead for brazil. one industry is dodging the turbulence. aviation. the country is holding its first ever care salon to showcase opportunities in the sector. industry heavyweights are taking notice. >> its we aren't trying to be le the british or the french airshows. we want to be a latin american meeting place with our own identity. story is thes third-largest commercial airplane manufacturer after boeing and airbus. the co

memorials the official to north carolina for world war ii. i am awestruck with what was 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission, you can say the last one that everyone agreed on. tourtch the c-span cities of wilmington, north carolina. in sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv in c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. coming up on c-span, the joint news conference with president trump and the german chancellor at the white house. after that, a look at the legal and plan to replace the affordable care act. there are people from the middle and the right to have very ccern were trying to make sure we address is any of these as possible without destroying the bill, violating this rule that it can be filibustered, and without losing votes but adding roads. we are really doing away -- doing well with this. were held today, even with some minor, as i hear, , based ontial tweaks that there is not

officials with the dover police department announced the funeral and memorial services for rob defont and jimmy watts. the two men were off duty when the jeep they were riding in veered off the road and slammed into a pole. >>> in delaware, hunters killed a record number of deer during the past hunting season. hunters harvested more than 14,700 deer breaking last year's record high. the most recent hunting season was the first that allowed hunting on sundays. >>> calls to resign. the new push to get attorney general jeff sessions out of office following revelations about his relationship with russia during the presidential campaign. >>> also, we know it was a warm february here, but we're not the only ones dealing with mild weather. the people in the city of chicago saw something happen there that hasn't in nearly 150 years. >>> vai, a return to winter for us here because we have these strong northwesterly winds and gusts. what does this mean for your afternoon? bundle up of course, but i have your most accurate forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> u.s. attorney general jeff sessions

officially gone. chooch being the last guy. we have memories on the walls. i think a lot of these guys, you know, they have been around, they were watching that and some capacity in 2008 but it is a new group of guys, but goals are still the same. they want to be next group of guys to get that world championship. i will tell if you work ethic means anything these guys will do it quick. >> i hope that is true, right. >> he is one of the nicest guys, ever. >> very good. >> thanks. >> good luck to them. >>> coming up next half an hour republicans unveil their american health care act. >> it keeps some of the major elements of the affordable care act. we will tell you what is in, what is out and why democrats say millions could lose coverage, and, why it is not just democrats who are objecting. >>> tori. >>> this 14 week culinary class is not all about, the nice skills it is about life skills. the story coming >>> updating our breaking news in north philadelphia, chopper three over a peco substation fire on the 2600 block of west west moreland street, officials

snap that iconic picture of the cherry blossoms framing the jefferson memorial and the washington monument. but d.c. tourism officials say they don't expect a drop in visits to the city this spring. it is still washington. >> we'll take the photos. a lot of snow, though. >> reporter: the national park service says this is the first time in the cherry trees 105-year history that they won't reach peak bloom. but, wendy, regardless, the national cherry festival begins on saturday. back to you. >> and that's plenty of fun. thank you, kristin. >>> give you a little history now of our cherry blossom trees. they are a symbol of friendship between the u.s. and japan. stretches back to the early 1900s. the first few trees arrived in washington in 1910 but they were bug infested. the park service had to burn them all aric aricalture. two years later another delivery. japan sent more than 3,000 trees this time. the first trees were planted at the tidal basin in march of that year. all right. here we are now 2017. now more than 3,700 trees around the tidal basin and over at the east and west potomac parks. more than half of them

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. >>> mayor kenny was on hand to honor the memories of two firefighters this weekend. mayor kenny joins fire department officialsnd the mural arts to finish a mural honoring joys craig and james heinz. craig was the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty. heinz worked in the same neighborhood as craig. >> jill biden was at the delaware 87ers game. it was more than about half-time. the 76ers organization donated $200,000 to the beau by then found sayings -- beau biden foundation for the protection of children dedicated to fighting child abuse and strengthening child protection laws. >> there's a tendency to say it's not my business it's a family issue. a child abused is not a family issue. a child abused, these are all our children. >> in addition to the donation, a portion of ticket sales went to the beau biden foundation. >>> a nutritious diet is essential for college students to succeed in the classroom. now local university have established a food pantry on the campus to help those who might otherwise go hungry. nora muchanic has more on how students are helping one another. >> reporter: it is op

memory. >> the group targeted yahoo and google accounts of u.s. and russian officials. other victims included a gaming official and senior officer of a u.s. airline. they are indicted on conspiracy. they are used of stealing yahoo's database and even manipulating the database for erectile dysfunction drugs so he can get paid for trafficking. he is also accused of lining his pockets for personal gain. it is an open question as to whether the three remaining defendants will be arrested and face trial in san francisco. there is no extradition treaty between the u.s. and russia. >> these guys will travel some day somewhere and there are a lot of international countries that have extradition treat ease with -- treaty with the u.s. and we will take advantage of that. >> this man was arrested before but escaped top russia before he could be extra indicted to the u.s. >>> president trump is holding a rally right now. we want to show you a live picture from nashville. here is this event. thousands of trump supporters are there. some were in line for seven hours to get into the e

prison officials wouldn't say why he was moved, but they say it's not uncommon for that to happen without explanation. >>> nurses and technical staff at delaware county memorial hospital are on day two of a workers' strike and it may continue for another three days. chopper 3 was over in the hospital in drexel hill this afternoon. workers planned to be off the job for only two days but the company says staffing agencies require a 5-day deposit for temporary replacement. >>> the nfl draft comes to philadelphia next month and you have a chance to see the action in person. the nfl opened a lottery to win two free tickets to the draft theater. you have until march 19th to enter that lottery. there's a link on our website, cbsphilly.com. the draft runs from april 27th to the 29th. if you don't have a ticket you can check out the fan festival on the parkway for free. >> well, you can call her the queen bee. >> a little girl becomes the youngest contestent ever. >> it's all to keep travelers safe but why some say it's going too far. >> and the shocking death of actor bill roller cowe're talk >> and the shocking death of actor bill roller cowe're talk tes back? >>> h

minister is in brussels on what could be her last eu summit before officially beginning the brexit process. the queen has unveiled a memorialded the day and south the dow and nasdaq are getting on. the ftse100 suffered a bit from whence morrison's supermarket said they we re morrison's supermarket said they were concerned about food prices because of the value of sterling. now its time for meet the author with rebecca jones. for much of her career, lionel shriver scribbled in obscurity, and those are her words, not mine. then her seventh novel hit the big time. we need to talk about kevin won the orange prize for fiction in 2005 and made her name. lionel shriver‘s latest book is called the mandibles, and it's set during a financial crisis in america during the near future. at its heart are four generations of a once wealthy family who must deal with the loss of their fortune and then learn to survive as the dollar collapses, inflation soars and the economy spirals out of control. lionel shriver, you wrote the mandibles in 2015, and the picture you paint of america is pretty bleak. revisiting it now as it comes out in paperb

memorial bridge are closed to drivers right now. here's the problem. it's falling ice. you can see it there on the roadway. bridge and turnpike officials are warning drivers to be extremely careful out there. speaking of the roads, let's get a check on late morning conditions. >> jessica boyington has been watching the roads. >> it's been a challenging day all morning because pretty much anything that's out there is pretty much frozen. delaware memorial bridge closed lanes in both directions. there's a lot less cars on the road this morning. you can see we're still into the green on both directions of the delaware memorial bridge. we're over on route 309 at church road. this off ramp completely blocked with an overturned vehicle. just beyond the pa turnpike and we're seeing this here. a lot of emergency vehicles on the scene with an accident just behind this pole right over here. we are watching that off ramp being blocked off. out in bear, delaware, watch for some fallen power cables. that's closed right now and blocked to traffic. there's a vehicle fire in springfield out on mermaid lane right around flourtown avenue. watch for those

for now live from delaware county memorial hospital i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. >>> right now fire officialsrying to figure out what cause aid fire that sent a young girl to the hospital. fire broke out in the 6500 block of north bouveer street around 6:30 last night. that is in philadelphia's west oak lane section. by the time, fire fighters arrived the fire had already spread to both the first and second floors of this home, a man and a woman were rescued. fire fighters then had to work their way to the second floor with a little girl that was trapped. >> companies made a herc leann effort to get to a young child that at this point has been trans ported but is in critical but stable condition at the hospital. >> we are awaiting an update on the condition of both that little girl and her parents. fire fighters say the fire may have started on the first floor of the home, it is unclear if the home had any working smoke detectors. >>> investigators have now identified the victim of the deadly hit and run crash in pottstown, montgomery county. police are looking for one of two cars that ran ov

his death, and state officials have neglected and an un staffed and over crowded prison system putting guards and other workers at risk? workers strike at delaware county memorial hospital going into it third day and may go into thursday. chopper three over the hospital yesterday afternoon. technical staff and nurses walk offer the job sunday morning because of staffing concern. workers plan to be offer the job for only two days, but the company says staffing agencies require five day deposit for temporary replacement. >>> we are following two developing stories right now including one out of south korea. find out why the united states is moving missile launchers into place there. >> also this morning, wild fires are burning in three different state. more on effort to fight these flames, plus this. >> a video posted to youtube showing a man firing a sub machine gun into the gulf of mexico. we'll hear from the pilot who set this up, tell you if it is even legal. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and here is hoping your morning drive has lot of green lights. meisha will have an update on the roads, and jimmy felt like when i was coming in it was already drizzling. >> i

prison officials wouldn't say why he was moved, but they say it's not uncommon for that to happen without explanation. >>> nurses and technical staff at delaware county memorial hospital are on day two of a workers' strike and it may continue for another three days. chopper 3 was over in the hospital in drexel hill this afternoon. workers planned to be off the job for only two days but the company says staffing agencies require a 5-day deposit for temporary replacement. >>> the nfl draft comes to philadelphia next month and you have a chance to see the action in person. the nfl opened a lottery to win two free tickets to the draft theater. you have until march 19th to enter that lottery. there's a link on our website, cbsphilly.com. the draft runs from april 27th to the 29th. if you don't have a ticket you can check out the fan festival on the parkway for free. >> well, you can call her the queen bee. >> a little girl becomes the youngest contestent ever. >> it's all to keep travelers safe but why some say it's going too far. >> and the shocking death of actor bill paxton. new details reveal what happened to the star. >> our roller coaster temperatures contin

memories. i still have nightmares which include torture, running away from soldiers and just being taken back to syria, one way or another. officials beginning to assess the damage wrought by the powerful cyclone debbie. parts of the state remain difficult to access because many roads are blocked. only one fatality has been reported so far. our correspondent hywel griffith is in queensland and says many parts of the state remain difficult to access because the roads are blocked. cyclone debbie hit the coastline most than 2a hours ago but now it is the beginning of a mopping up exercise a massive scale. one of the biggest problems is that this main highway that connects the coastline is closed in several parts you to flooding. you can see that is causing real problems and cutting off towns like bowen, possible iron, all because of the impact of the cyclone. we seen a steady stream of state emergency vehicles making their way down here. theirjob is to open up the road again and reach those outlying areas. but they're not the only ones being deployed at the moment. we've seen helicopters overhead, again trying to assess the damage and

delaware county memorial hospital walked off the job at 6:45 monday morning over what they call unfair practice >> >> it's unsafe. >> reporter: despite 21 meetings, hospital and union officials could not reach an agreement. renee cassidy has been a nurse 30 careers and claims staffing has been inadequate since the california based company took over in july, 2016 >> it is so scary. i wanted to be a nurse and i can't believe i work for a company that has no respect for their patients or their employees. >> reporter: hospital leaders say they staffed at the national average and ads their plan is keeping them open and fully staffed during the work storage. in statement to "eyewitness news," the spokesman for the crozer keystone health system said we regret they've been unwilling to agree to reasonable settlement and call upon its members to abandon. >> a hospital spokesman tells me that the nurses are paid fairly that the highest paid nurse is paid more than $160,000 a year but the nurses who are picketing say this is not about money, this is about safe staffing levels. reporting a the delaware county memorial hospital, anita oh cbs3 eyewitness. >>> u.s. senator bob menendez vis

memory decline. >>> ivanka trump is taking on an official role in her father's white house.irst daughter h now have the title assistant to the president and she will not be paid. her previous position as informal adviser had raised ethical concerns pchl a statement ivanka trump said she heard the concerns some have with my advising the president and she'll be subject to the same rules at the rest of the employees. margaret brennan has more on this story. good morning. >> good morning. it's always a question when members of the family take on a role. in this white house, it's expanding. 35-year-old ivanka was given the highest position of any employee. assistant. >> he's going to ask ivanka to go to germany. >> hiring your daughter and son-in-law as west wing employees is unprecedent. >> it's the perfect culmination of women's history month. >> as an unpaid employee, ivanka will reveal financial disclosures. >> go buy ivanka stuff. >> in a letter this week to government's ethic office senators elizabeth warren and tom carper protested ivanka's expanding role says it must comp

official opening of the cherry blossom festival. it took place at the warper theaterner northwest >> d.c. mayor and japan ambassador to the united states addressed the crowd up like festivals in recent memory the weather leading up to this year's event caused a lot of suppress. the cold snap we had earlier this month damaged some of the cherly months only around the tidal base up and despite that the blossoms are reaching peak bloom the ones left at least and quite a few are out there to be seen. >> we are very happy in the district that spring has officially arrived. and that our cherry blossoms are blooming. and we are you know had the opportunity to drive round a little bit before i arrived. and i told the am bar door, some people doubted it but we know we have some tough, old trees. >> the cherry blossom festival actually began ten days ago and this was the official opening the month long festival trees to the united states back in 19 12 and it's a hugely popular event and festival usually attracts more than a million tourists to the city each year. and the weather was picture perfect today for folks wanting to catch a glimpse of the cherry blossoms and "fox5" alexandra limon mingled w

memorial, which he greatly admired. and he attended the dedication in 1922 as his last, full official public appearance. robert had lincoln died quietly in his sleep on july 26, 1926. his widow mary told a relation that she did not want robert overshadowed by his father in death as he had been in life. so she chose to remove him from the lincoln tomb in springfield where he was buried and she reburied him at arlington national cemetery, to which he was entitled because of his civil war military service. she brought the remains of their son jack to the springfield vault and buried him at arlington as well. roberts widow mary died in 1837, leaving over a million-dollar inheritance. robert, as lincoln's only surviving son, was expected to carry on the family line and name. when his only son died, the name died out there and daughter mimi did not produce a grandchild and roberts other female offspring produced two children who did not reduce errors -- who did not produce heirs. there is a disputed end and that is not all that happened to the lincoln family, but all that i can imparted during my allotted tim

memorial hospital is the last day for the walkout. nurses and technical staff hit the picket line on sunday calling for more staff for patient care. hospital officials insist it's not a lockout. they say it requires that they work a five-day minimum. the regular nurses return to work tomorrow. >>> 4:35. this thursday morning, in philadelphia, crews are working to restore electricity to the last 900 customers left without fire by yesterday's substation fire. yesterday, we showed this look at damage left behind with the city's neighborhood. investigators still haven't figured out how the fire started. >>> women are vowing to keep the momentum going along a day of marches here in philadelphia and across the country. demonstrators who took part in this day without a woman event briefly delayed traffic in parts of center city last night. they rallied for better pay, equality in the work forcing and gender rights and they say they will keep up the fight. >> just knowing it's a road that everybody has to keep going. we can't let what is happening in our world wear us down. we have to stay strong but stay energized. >> marches here and across the country we

memory. >> the four accused are now facing economic espionage. >> rex tillerson is in tokyo as part of his first official to asia. he's meeting with the japanese prime minister right now followed by prime minister abe in a few hours. >> it will be a busy few days for rex tillerson. next he heads to south korea then china. and the one topic in all these meetings is likely to be the growing threat from north korea. ivan watson is following the story in tokyo, we also have matt. not a lot of daylight between washington and tokyo on most issues. >> reporter: that's right. these are two very close allies. the meeting is under way right now at the top american and japanese diplomats sitting down. it's not the first time they've met. in brief comments before the meeting rex tillerson did say that part of his goals here was deepening not only the bilateral relationship between tokyo and washington but also the trilateral relationship that includes south korea, and this, of course, is in response to the nuclear program in north korea to the missile program there, in particular, the missile launches of last week.

memory for you. alix: and tomorrow we get the officials. jon: alix steel, thank you very much. the head of inflation portfolios at blackrock joins us now from his office in new york city. we've got a labor market in the u.s. and eurozone inflation. target?e we back on martin, great to have you with us. the market, though, is kind of rolling over. it hasn't been this long inflation since mid-december. does that change for you? >> i think you phrase the question in an interesting way. i think is the market long inflation? the market is currently grappling with the base of effects weaker energy prices 12 months ago. they are now feeding into headline prices. you had european flashes this morning. 2%,ently, the target of core still came in at 0.9. which, if you heard anything from mario draghi recently, it is focused on core inflation and trajectories going forward. jon: if you look at the base affects, in the next couple of months they are going to drop. i wonder what happens from there and how much of the move we see in the united states as well is about this affects? >> base aff

officials tell "action news" that three homes are vacant no one from the other three homes was injured. cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> well, hundreds of the nurses from delaware county memorial hospital are on strike, today, to protest what they say are unfair labor policies. the striking including nearly 400 employees, and is expected to last just two case but picketers say they hope to send a message. "action news" reporter jeanett e reyes is live at the hospital with the very latest, jeanette. >> reporter: well, walter the strike continues at this hour, take a live look here mind me here, occasionally you will hear drivers honking their horn in a show of support. they are protesting a problem, the hospital says, doesn't exist. for much of the day, dozens of nurses and other delaware county memorial hospital workers, held up their signs, aspects along north land down avenue, it is day one of the two day strike because of what they called, bargaining and unfair labor practices by new owner, process medical holding s. >> i am out here for all of us , this is about patient care we will no longer stand for the antics of process. >> reporter: for months the union has been engag

officials are not identifying the victim tonight as the investigation continues. >>> more than 300 striking nurses in and technicians at delaware county memorialtal are back on the job tonight. still with no new contract. they took to the picket lines on sunday. staffs claim conditions deteriorated after prospect medical holdings took over the hospital. >> happening now a delaware county community is feeling very uneasy. police say a masked man attacked a woman at gun point right outside of her home. >> now investigators want to know if it's connected to a string of similar attacks just across the state line in delaware. fox 29's jeff cole has the story from media. >> reporter: on a winter morning the madison apartment homes glenn mills, delco, were quiet. late season scenic but there's concern here. fear that a gun toting attacker will return. >> you put that lock on. >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> nick natale his door lock ready and travels in pairs. >> everybody is scared, you know, we don't know what to do, you know, were just got to keep the doors locked and try to travel in twos or threes, you know, the best thing you can do, you know. >> r

officials with decades of experience, the most senior people in the building. those are not obama appointees. these people who have been the institutional memory and the core of the state department for years as presidents come and go. they have cleared them out and are not replacing them and there's not a deputy for rex tillerson at the state department and state department officials are not attending meetings between the president and other foreign officials. he likes to bring his son-in-law instead. and the state department only yesterday restarted its press briefings which have continued daily since the 1950s before they stopped abruptly on the last day of the obama administration. they only restarted yesterday and they're no longer going to be daily. and when the office of management and budget announced the state department is in for a 37% cut in its budget, 37% we haven't heard a peep from the secretary of state about that. apparently 37% cut won't be a problem. looking at that thing happening in washington, turn the telescope around and look through the other side. look through the other side in terms of what is going on in this part o