weekend. let s dive right into the week s top stories. the big story, of, course we have two hot wars for the president to navigate on the world stage. the republican-controlled house has voted to formally authorize its impeachment inquiry into president biden despite failing to provide any evidence of wrongdoing by the president. the vote was strictly along party lines with all 221 republicans voting yes, all 212 democrats voting no. republicans say the move will grant them the ability to better enforce their subpoenas in the courts. house oversight chair republican james comer has accused hunter biden and other biden family members of engaging in, quote, shady business practices. but as we said, has yet to reveal any evidence of wrongdoing or influence peddling by the president himself. so here is what several house democrats said ahead of the vote. see the biden impeachment investigation isn t a who done it. it s a what is it? it s like an agatha christy novel where the
surge. fewer and fewer asylum seekers are trying to cross in, but the officials warn that it may not last. what is maybe a telling setback for russia with four military aircraft down over russian territory, and what it is saying about the ukrainian capabilities. a florida teacher is showing a disney movie to her students, and now she is under investigation by the state. these stories and more are coming into cnn news central. the intense surge of migrants at the u.s./mexican border at the end of the covid era title 42 has not happened. the secretary of homeland security warned of the surge, but the surge was in the days before title 42 ended when the crossings were topping 10,000 a day, and now just over 4,000. what has not slowed down is the bitter politics surrounding immigration. the texas governor did it again, sending migrants to be dropped off out of vice president s kamala harris s home. we go to pablo sandoval who is live outside of the vice president presiden
in a statement, joe biden called it another unprecedented step in taking away basic freedoms from women and putting their health at risk. adding, if it stands, it would prevent women in every state from accessing the medication, regardless of whether abortion is legal in a state. earlier thejustice department had also announced that it will be appealing the court s decision and will look into separate ruling out of washington state. that ruling is seperate and contradictory to the one in texas, but was handed down about the same time. in a partialand preliminary injunction, the washington judge prohibited the fda from immediately pulling the drug off shelves. let s take a closer look at the medication. the drug, mifepristone, is a medicinal pill which can be taken at home. it s used in more than half of us pregnancy terminations, and was first approved for use more than 20 years ago in 2000. live now to mary ziegler, professor of law at uc davis in california. we know now
what authorities are saying. with her whiplash days after tempeature is topped 80 degrees , a massive spring storm system set to dump heavy snow across the upper midwest before it hits to the northeast. tensions rise as the supreme court considers limits on an abortion pill, the decision could be days away. abortion rights activists are asking if birth-control could b targeted next. the urgent search for three americans missing at seabright they were headed from mexico to san diego when they simply vanished right the nerve-rackin wait for family members who say there experienced boaters freight and air national guard member arrested, the fbi says h wanted to become a hitman even applying online and bragging about his military experience freight how agents tracked him down. boston strong, a survivor of th marathon bombing is paying it forward turning her personal horror into hope. from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight. good evening. tha
new revelations from those leaked intel documents. reports of up to four more chinese spy balloons, and new questions about why it took authorities so long to notice the leaked documents terrifying moments as a bomb is thrown at japan s prime minister he is rushed to safety before it explodes what we know about the suspect. a violent coup d etat playing out in africa. the ambassador and his staff forced to take shelter. the deadly police mistake caught on video. officers at the wrong address. when the homeowner opens the door with a gun, they open fire. how could this have happened nbc news with rare access as law enforcement busts a giant retail crime ring. nearly $200,000 in merchandise recovered. and there s good news tonight. the daughter who reveals to her father after his life-saving kidney transplant, she was his donor. i m really proud of her. i can t believe she did it announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. good evening the nation