It appears there are enough Senate votes against President Trump's national emergency declaration for border wall funding. Washington Post senior political reporter Aaron Blake explains what comes next.

Peter Haskell reports.

Crain's Greg David says there's some hope to turn the deal around, but most people involved in the effort don't think the odds are very high. The bigger concern is that the situation has sent a message that New York is no longer hospitable for big companies.

CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy details the investigation.

CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca is in Lee County and joined Wayne Cabot and Paul Murnane to discuss the situation in the ground.

In this week's Stories from Main Street, WCBS 880's Sean Adams heads to Mamaroneck High School, where journalism students have launched their very own podcast.

He's got a dry sense of humor, but the fireballing righty had a little fun with Howie Rose & Wayne Randazzo after he came out of Saturday's spring training start against the Astros. He spoke with Howie and Wayne live from the dugout....or so we thought...

Venezuela is going through an economic downturn worse than the Great Depression. Inflation, a lack of jobs and food shortages have led millions to leave the country. Sen. Bob Menendez, the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, tells Kevin Rincon it's time for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to go.

Two people are in custody and an NYPD officer has been placed on modified duty following a wild police chase that ended in gunfire on the FDR Drive. Kevin Rincon reports.

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Elijah Cummings, wants to investigate a New York Times report that President Trump demanded top secret security clearance for Jared Kushner. CBS News correspondent Paula Reid explains.