blocked nationwide now. a judge in pennsylvania blocked the new rules that would keep some women getting birth control free of charge. this is less than 24 hours after a different federal judge in california issued a more limited ruling preventing the rollback in 13 states and d.c. the white house wanted to roll it back to allow employers it opt out on religious or moral grounds. there are big ramifications for the brexit vote by british lawmakers. how will the uk exit the eu and will theresa may keep her job? we re live at 10 downing. it would do more than haul. if i built a van, it would carry my entire business. i d make it available in dozens, make that thousands of configurations. it would keep an eye on my fleet. [ beeping ] and an eye out for danger. with active brake assist. if i built a van, i d make it available in diesel and gas. and i d build it right here, in south carolina. introducing the all new sprinter starting at $33,790. built in the usa. mercedes-benz. vans. born
political nerds who care about this. this is having real world impact on businesses and everyday people because businesses can t plan for ynd marbeyond march wh uk is supposed to exit the european union. they don t know whether there will be a deal or no deal. businesses including grocery stores have started to stockpile food because they are worried about what the borders could mean and whether food will be held up. this is obviously a huge implication, so people will be watching the vote closely. 73 days from the brexit with no deal and we re 25 days in to a government shut down. and slowing global growth, two headlines past couple days. right now stock markets are higher in asia, you had gains 1% or 2% across the board. london opened up just a little bit. but european markets, i would call that barely higher. and wall street futures are up a
european union. i might see some action behind me. the cabinet is currently arriving. they will likely talk about what will happen in the likely event that theresa may s deal fails. now, the margin tonight is important. if she loses by a small margin, she might be able to get extra concessions and come back with another deal. but if it is a large margin of defeat, she will maybe even abandon her current deal, go for a plan b and no matter what happens, if she loses tonight, she will likely face a no confidence vote from the opposition, from the labor party led by jeremy corbyn, that could trigger is general election. i have to say that the mood here is not very bright even from theresa may s own cabinet. one of her cabinet secretaries said this morning if mps vote down this deal in the words of john snow, winter is coming. winter is coming.
big macs. so we actually did, we have big macs, quarter pounders with cheese, we have everything that i like that you like. the hungry tigers had no complaints about the fast food that includes piles of pizza and fries to go along with more than 300burgers. i guess the season is over, flight so they can splurge. and the team is loaded for next season. they will be just fine. if you have the choice between wendy s, burger king, mcdonald s, would is your national champion? i m a traditionalist. mcdonald s. everything else is really just an imitator. wendy s, man, all the way. quarter pounder with cheese. maybe two. all right. there are big ramifications for today s brexit vote. wi how will the uk exit the eu and will theresa may keep her job? yeah, uh.for the team. the team? gooo team.
british prime minister theresa may s brexit deal widely expected to be rejected today. most observers in the uk believe that she will lose the vote by a historic margin. let s go live to 10 downing street and hadas gold. at some point does a new brexit referendum become a consideration? reporter: that is one of the possibilities of after what will likely be a defeat for theresa may s plan on how they will exit the european union tonight. that vote is taking place. right behind me the cabinet has been meeting for just over an hour and they are likely discussing what will be the next steps. margin of defeat is sort of what will help determine what the next direction will be, whether theresa may will try to get a few different concessions or whether there will be a completely new plan including possibility either a second referendum or another vote on whether the public agrees with theresa may s deal or no deal at all. but it is not just a political crisis here, not just all of us