It's Wednesday, February 28th. They wouldn't mess with voters like this during an election year, would they? We start here.

Capital Hill hurdles toward a shutdown.

Shutdown would damage the economy. Capitol Hill hurdles toward a shutdown.

The shutdown would damage the economy significantly.

President Biden called top congressional leaders into the Oval yesterday,

we'll walk you through it.

She fought against Roe v. Wade. Now Alabama's governor wants a

bill to protect IVF. We work to foster culture of life and that includes IVF.

DC lawmakers have planned to their own, but will any of this bring back fertility clinics?

And what happens when you leave one of the most infectious diseases on earth up to a few hundred

parents?

One individual can actually spread it to 20 other individuals

if they are not vaccinated.

Why a measles outbreak has turned a Florida school

into a public health experiment.

From ABC News, this is start here.

I'm Brad Milkie. As a lawmaker, one of your most basic jobs is to fund the government, make sure taxpayer

funded agencies have the funds they need to operate.

There's an end date to all that funding, so if you don't agree to the next budget by that deadline,

you get a government shutdowns are a big deal.

Federal employees can't show up to work at jobs where we rely on them.

Others might have to go to work but without paychecks.

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