plug at the end, put everything on hold, and she said we need to be careful. we need to get this right. as the proceedings wrapped up, wolf, she addressed hunter biden directly, and she said i know you wanted to get this done. i m sorry, but i need more information. we need to get this right, and that s exactly what s going to happen. she ordered the parties in this case to file additional arguments over the next 30 days explaining why the deal is constitutional and why things should move forward. wolf. all right, marshal, thank you. marshal cohen and kara scannell on the scene for us in wilmington, delaware. let s get some more on the legal and political angles of this very dramatic and important story. shan wu, you re here with us right now. who s at fault for this deal falling apart, at least as of now based on what we know? the judge is at fault for calling them out on it. normally you would say they should be going over this with a fine tooth comb, should have had it all worke
police were at the home of the alleged serial killer on long island, searching for more clues. it comes as we learn more about his possible double life, including a newly discovered interview with him before his arrest kathy park reports from long island reporter: tonight, investigators pulling more evidence from the long island home belonging to the prime suspect in the gilgo beach murders. the team is going through the house. with a fine tooth comb among other things, there s some storage units that we ve searched reporter: neighbors say 59-year-old rex heuermann lived here for decades with his wife and two adult children did you ever see rex never i always thought it was one person in there. i thought it was strange that house is just sitting there with somebody in there like that. i m pretty much the only guy that spoke to the guy and said hello to him reporter: friday, heuermann pleaded not guilty to brutally murdering three women, all sex workers in their 20s official
the house with a fine tooth comb. so it is going to take a lot. among other things, there is some storage units that we have searched. are they all in the area? yes, they re all in suffolk county. we seized a car in south carolina. and yasmin, the suspect has been, on the radar of authorities for the better part of earlier this year. this is something that they have been zeroing in on. they have been building his case, burner phones attached to him as well as critical dna evidence. yesterday we saw him make his first court appearance. he was distraught, emotional, and he told his attorney that he didn t do this. meanwhile, as you can imagine, the family members of the victims, they feel some vindication that there is interest in this case. they say that they didn t give up hope. yasmin. kathy, two things for you. have we any idea where the suspect s family is? have we had any sightings of
with a fine tooth comb and we set that unscented to all the people in the white house they knew this was going to have been they knew how many more there was going to be so you have to look at the facts are facts first. but abortion is not illegal on a national basis. it is up to the states right now. they get to decide. alabama, our home, state basically doesn t allow most abortions, but i don t understand the numbers you are citing there or where those are coming from saying that is not to jump, that is why you are changing this policy. you said we were changing, faucet your holding this because you don t want the pentagon paying for travel related to people who have to travel out of state to get an abortion exactly. taxpayers, 60% of the people in this country democrats and republicans and independents say, they did not want taxpayer money to go towards anything to do with an abortion. so, that is all i m trying to, do i m trying to get the attention of this department of defens
this because it is labour s plan. we are going through what they said with a fine tooth comb but it seems they ve adopted what we have been calling for for almost a year now. at the same time, it would be odd if i didn t question why on earth it has taken them this long to finally focus on the workforce. if you are someone who works in the nhs and have seen the pressures and stresses and strains the staff are under, or if you are one of the 7.4 billion patients on the waiting list, this will seem very, very late in coming. whilst i welcome the fact that the government has adopted our ideas, i would say they have squandered and wasted the last 13 years. they have failed to put the workforce planning plays, and they failed to put in place the reforms we need to make the nhs fit for the future. they ve