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tonight, the deadly school shooting. the gunman opening fire inside a high school. at least two dead, more than a dozen shot or injured. police and ambulances rushing to the scene. also tonight, the major headline in the russia investigation. robert mueller now reaching right into president trump s cabinet. interviewing attorney general jeff sessions. and tonight, abc news now confirming mueller wants to question the president on two key issues. the powerful 7.9 earthquake off alaska, launching a tsunami alert in alaska and along the west coast of the u.s. and what we have learned tonight about those plates shifting and how it might have made all the difference. you ll see it here tonight. the deadly flu. the 6-year-old girl dying after paramedics came to the home. she was not taken to the hospital. the warning from her parents to others tonight. and the major announcement
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park. reporter: david, new jersey governor chris christie declaring a state of emergency throughout new jersey, all of this snow creating dangerous conditions on the roadways. the big concern is for the coastal counties. we re on the beach in asbury park, where the wind has been relentless all day long, at times gusting near 50 miles per hour. at times it was difficult to stand or even see out here. david. victor, thank you. the storm bringing air travel to a halt tonight. more than 4,000 flights cancelled. the ripple effect coast to coast at this hour. and look at this, singapore jumbojet bound for jfk tonight was forced to land at steward airport, about 80 miles north in the hudson valley. linsey davis. reporter: tonight, airports throughout the northeast are digging out. the effects of this massive nor easter cancelling or delaying thousands of flights. we re not sure if we re going to be flying out of here anytime soon. we re stuck here until tomorrow night. reporte ....
and mary, senate republican leader mcconnell promising democrats they will tackle the dreamer issue. more than 800,000 young, undocumented immigrants brought here by their parents. but tonight, house speaker paul ryan making no such pledge with that march deadline approaching? reporter: and david, that s why the pressure is on to act. if no deal is reached by march 5th, those dreamers could face deportation. it s also why this is such a political gamble for democrats. they took a stand here, shutting down the government over dreamers, and it is unclear if they re ultimately going to get what they want. we re told schumer s message tonight to disappointed democrats you have to play the hand you re dealt. it is what it is. david? mary bruce leading us off again tonight. mary, thank you. we do have one more question on this, so, let s get right to our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl with us live tonight. jon, so much attention was paid to that meeting between presi ....
bring section 8 usc 1324 charges or any criminal charges against state or local officials. i believe the request for made. the department of justifiable is reviewing what avenues might be available. martha: the answer to that is yes they are looking into it. good evening, everybody. i m martha maccallum and this is the story. also tonight some reporters at the white house incredulous as the white house doctor declared that the president is in excellent mental and physical health. watch this. can you tell me how a guy holler all those diet cokes and never exercises is in as good a shape as you say he is in. it s called genetics. i don t know. martha: everyone wants to get on that plan. he rarely sees the president when he terms as stressed out conditions. he has the ability to wake up every day and sort of re-set when he is faced with the pressures of the office. more to come on that fascinating afternoon news conference today. the president no doubts is going to ne ....
that is something that for the past five years, i ve been dealing with on very obviously a firsthand basis. we see this happen time and time and time again. the bigger issue is how to stop this in general with any type of weapon. the fact is we are just over 24 hours out from this terrible tragedy and are still learning all the information. you know, but i think getting back to the bakes here and trying to figure out specifically what acts can be taken, what legislation can be proposed to stop all incidents like this regardless of the type of firearm used. let me ask you about the firepower needed to do that. if someone comes to a school armed, maybe a couple of people come armed with ar-15s with unlimited ammunition, what kind of firepower is needed to stop them at the door? can you outmatch the kind of firepower which is available at any gunshop in most states? unfortunately, i know my mop couldn t. i know my mom couldn t. representative moskowitz, you re down there. i ....