millions that they may either be furloughed or required to work without pay. house republicans battling each other behind closed doors. rachel scott live on the hill. what house republicans are moving forward with, their impeachment inquiry against president biden. tonight, the major news, though. their own witnesses testifying on the hill today, saying there is no evidence right now president biden committed a crime. democrats pouncing. terry moran live in washington. in new york city at this hour, and in the east, the new storm now moving in. flooding concerns already. heavy rain and possible flash flooding. rob marciano standing by to time this out. authorities here in new york city seizing more than 40 pounds of fentanyl from an apartment. they say an alleged drug mill, just six blocks from that day care where a 1-year-old boy died of exposure to the drug. authorities arresting the suspect, saying he carried the drugs on the subway. breaking news tonight involving
on instagram or facebook and show us your picture with you with the wine or coffee glass and we might show some of those on air. that does it for us. the reidout starts now. tonight on the reidout what idaho is doing so waiting for women to wait and deteriorate and suffer the life-long health consequences with no possible upside for the fetus. it s tragedy upon tragedy. transfer is the possibly standard of care in idaho. but it can t be the right standard of care to force somebody on to a helicopter. the supreme court hears two monumental cases this week. today, on whether federal law requires emergency abortion care in states with strict bans. the other one, tomorrow, will determine if donald trump faces any consequences at all for his alleged crimes. and that s where we begin tonight. legal accountability for one man, donald trump. from two different courts. trump certainly believes that the rules do not apply to him. it s a essential part of who he is
your team checkout for imprint.com. in brynn four i m sunlen serfaty in washington and this is cnn it s wednesday, april 24th, right now on cnn this morning, president biden about to sign a foreign aid bill. that will provide billions in aid to america s allies donald trump, waiting to find out if the judge in his hush money trial will find him in contempt of court, and the biden administration fighting before the supreme court to preserve abortion rights all right, 6:00 a.m. here in washington, here s a live look at chicago because it looks lovely there. and this wednesday morning, good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us today. president biden will sign a $95 foreign aid package that has critical us allies breathing a sigh of relief, the senate overwhelmingly passing the measure which provides needed funding to israel, ukraine, and taiwan we tell our allies, we stand with you we tell our adversaries, don t mess with us we tell the wor
agencies will begin notifying millions that they may either be furloughed or required to work without pay. house republicans battling each other behind closed doors. rachel scott live on the hill. what house republicans are moving forward with, their impeachment inquiry against president biden. tonight, the major news, though. their own witnesses testifying on the hill today, saying there is no evidence right now president biden committed a crime. democrats pouncing. terry moran live in washington. in new york city at this hour, and in the east, the new storm now moving in. flooding concerns already. heavy rain and possible flash flooding. rob marciano standing by to time this out. authorities here in new york city seizing more than 40 pounds of fentanyl from an apartment. they say an alleged drug mill, just six blocks from that day care where a 1-year-old boy died of exposure to the drug. authorities arresting the suspect, saying he carried the drugs on the subway. b
underscored by new reporting from nbc news on how he single handedly blocked a bipartisan piece of legislation that would have tightened the rules around foreign influence and lobbying in washington. but perhaps more pressingly for the democrats is what senator menendez will do to the party as a whole in next year s election. the democrats have been working for years to paint republicans as the ones tolerant of corruption, the ones who have locked the other way at wrong doing, the ones who are okay with their standard bearer being someone under indictment. the comparison of course is not apples to apples, but here is how democratic rep dean phillips of minnesota put it, saying, quote, if we aspire to be a party recognized for its prioritization of ethics and the restoration of faith in government, we must collectively condemn and seek the resignation or removal of anyone whose behavior results in a federal indictment period. joining us now, nbc news investigative corresponden