says he s retiring from politics ahead of next to his elections, but not every once convinced. the european mission to mercury returns its 1st pictures as it flies past the closest planet to the south. ah. blur for on more than 600 monstrous, have taken place across the united states to defend women s reproductive rights. posing tough new abortion laws, particularly those in texas, which is effectively banned the procedure after around 6 weeks of pregnancy. protest to say by fear the law is a slippery slope for the rest of the country. how does your castro reporting now from one of the rallies in austin, texas? oh, they came out in force to protest the country s newest and most restrictive abortion law abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detectable at about 6 weeks of gestation. are now illegal in texas. 6 that s before most women even know they re pregnant. i don t think that, you know, old men should like politicians should be making the decision like the decision of what
pashakokis, both cnbc contributors. i start with jared bernstein. good to see you. hello, michelle. yesterday, president obama touts this change by treasuries as a great thing, citing understandably one of the great things about america is its rule of law, but apparently missing the irony that by changing the rules in the middle of the game he has undermined the rule of law. how on earth can this be justified? laws change all the time when there is a problem. i think the government this is not a law. this is just a regulatory change that has gone around congress. these are new rules on the books that have to be followed. if people don t follow it, they will be in violation and there will be actions. i think the important point here is that there are two very significant problems afoot. one is tax avoidance by industries who just moved their tax mailbox, not the operations, over to foreign markets in order to avoid the tax bill, and the other is a group of a smal
it s 400 acres. they re not searching it s entire property. there are certain areas here they re searching including a water a body of water on the property. relisha has been missing since march of 2014. she was last seen with a janitor at the homeless shelter where she was living with her family. the family knew the janitor at that time. he was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the last search for relisha was held back in december. pretty extensive area, so we have a combination of k-9 dogs, personnel, about 60 personnel, partners from national center for missing and exploited children, the fbi, along with mpd members that will also be doing a search with our harbor branch in a body of water. reporter: coming up on news at 5:00, the chief talks about why this particular area is being searched now. pat, back to you. you can watch chief lanier s full news conference in the nbc washington app right now. open it up and search relisha. a big welcome to
road crews are getting ready and drivers are being warned. motorists need to be prepared they ll be driving on snow covered roads. the events of the next 48 hours could put us in the history books. and we have live team coverage. one-two punch with the first about to hit. i m lucy noland. i m iain page. we have several school closings and delays at the bottom of your screen. philadelphia public school district dismissing classes the noon tomorrow. road crews are out there. we re live in norristown and south jersey. first meteorologist scott williams and caitlin roth are working on this very tricky forecast. let s begin with caitlin. good evening lucy. eighths tricky forecast it s coming in two waves but i want to stress the most significant snow is tomorrow night monday night into tuesday morning. that s when we re talking about the really heavy snows and the blizzard conditions for some. right now though, we ve got a clipper system that s been moving across t
danielle nottingham reports for wjz, from capitol hill. president obama and house republicans are standing firm with the partial government shutdown in its 8th day. and a deadline to raise the nation s debt limit, just nine days away. let s stop the excuses. let s take a vote in the house. let s end this shutdown right now. let s put people back to work. reporter: the president called house speaker john boehner tuesday morning, reiterating, he s willing to talk about the budget after congress passes bills to fund the government and increase the debt limit. without any conditions. members of congress and the house republicans in particular don t get to demand ransom in exchange for doing their jobs. reporter: speaker boehner said he does not have the votes to pass a clean, temporary spending bill or raise the debt limit. he wants the president to sit down and negotiate. there s never been a president in our history that did not negotiate over the debt limit. sena