am confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of the great nation. questioning begins tomorrow and they are expected to vote on the nomination two weeks from today. at the live desk, amy aubert, abc7 news. michelle: president trump arrived back at the white house after a weekend at mar-a-largo. he will be on the road tonight. he is hosting a campaign stale make america great rally in louisville. we ll have a recap from there at 11:00. let s talk weather. winter arrives late. but it felt like it was on time when it left. today, the first day of spring. you can feel it. plenty of you taking advantage of the nice weather. going outside for lunch. now that it s spring have we really turned the corner? stormwatch7 s steve rudin has the forecast. we hope so. right and another turn to the left. we will get there eventually. these showers on the way tonight. if they make it to the area. look at the temperatures out there now. st
trail is going cold. the green light i want it and sweet 16. the dream is about to be coming reality for south carolina. south carolina stunning duke sending them home with an amazing rally overnight. michigan crashing the party. knocking off a powerhouse. why the heart of break of this crying northwestern fan is going viral this morning. the green light i want it and good morning, america. happy first day of spring. doesn t feel like it out there at all. look at everybody outside. still cold here in new york. but it has begun a little at 6:28 or 6:29. i just want it to be warm. you mow what, don t we all feel bad for that poor northwestern fan, so upset at the loss there. but it is kind of like, well, basically the opposite right there. north carolina i did feel bad for him until he swore. i was trying to move on but that then that happened. basketball is serious business. south carolina are celebrating. what an amazing win overnight. i love this look a
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u.s. from eight countries. abc s david kerley starts us off from dulles airport with all those details. good morning, david. reporter: good morning, robin. this ban went into effect just a couple of hours ago. specific airlines, specific airports, told that electronic devices bigger than a phone like this will not be allowed in cabins on direct flights into the u.s. this morning u.s. officials taking the extraordinary step of banning electronics bigger than cell phones from the cabins of jetliners flying in from 8 middle eastern countries, including several allies, each of saudi arabia, the gulf states, all in an attempt to prevent this, a laptop smugg onto a smol yee jetliner detonating after takeoff. the ban prevents laptops, tablets, cameras and dvd players. it does not include phones or medical devices. what they re trying to do here is take an extra step to take anything that could be packed with explosives out of the cabin and prevent some sort of a device being man
commute. thunder and hail are possible in this storm. just quick forecast animation. things will be calm until 10:00 tonight. then that wave of stormy weather starts to sweep through and once again messy and stormy morning commute. i ll have a closer look a little bit later. a vallejo home is red tagged after a tree came crashing down onto the house overnight. abc 7 news reporter amy holly foo hollyfield spoke with the homeowner. reporter: when the huge oak first hit the house, the family inside thought it was an earthquake. when the first branch hit, it shook the house. so when we got up, it was 2:13. we were like, okay, check the floors, make sure there s no glass on the floors. reporter: they looked outside only to find it was the tree they had always worried about. a few years ago they had looked into having it removed. it was a bunch of red tape. a lot of hoops to jump through and money. so we just decided to leave it alone at the time. here we are 11 years lat