schools marked with red docks.hy is -- california is providing an opt out possibility for parents who doesn't want to immunize their children. >>> there is a right away to handle it and a wrong way to handle it. and we experienced the wrong way to the highest degree. >> now 21-month-old morgan west off died nothing a procedure seed during in oakland. there is a barrage of male. 2 investigates looks into morgan's case and at the hospital what is being done about it. >>> president barack obama traveling this morning to connecticut to call on congress to raise the medical manipulate mum wages. the governor also asks state lawmakers to raise it higher to $10 and 10 cents per hour and that's in line with what president barack obama wants and he wants them to raise the federal minimum wage from $5.00 to $10 and has become a star on the yet net. alllat sunday. he put on his uniform and went outside to cheer on the runners and the runners started to detour onto the sidewalk to personally shake his hand and thank mr. belfio

you can't miss it, really, it's bright red, docked here at the naval base. it arrived here over the weekend. crews have been very busy here. they've been outfitting this ship with u.s. navy technology that we hope is going to really help in this search. there is the tpl, that towed pinger locator. it's basically a giant underwater microphone. you tow it behind the ship and it listens for the fading ping from the cockpit voice recorder and inflight data reporter. this is critical in the next few days because we know about a week left. that's how much battery life there is before those pings stop. when the pings stop, there is another piece of technology in the ocean field called the bluefin 21. basically, it's an underwater drone. this thing can go down under water and scan the bottom of the ocean. it can map out if there is any debris. great technology, but here is the reason. here is the problem, why they haven't deployed it sooner. you need a small search area for this to be effective. they can cover about 50 miles a day. with the time frame we're look --

thought president obama made a big mistake when he set the red line for the use of chemical weapons in syria. here is what you warranted. if you dock the pistol, you've got to be willing to fire it. by cocking the pistol, whether on the red line in syria or giving asylum to edward snowden, other issues and then not firing it, you really don't think president obama has 'emboldened putin at all? >> what i was saying earlier in the week is i thought in the middle of a major international crisis that some of the domestic criticism of the president ought to be toned down while he's trying to handle this crisis. my own view is, after all putin innovated georgia when george w. bush was president. nobody ever accused george w. bush of being weak or unwilling to use military force. i think putin is very opportunistic in these arenas. i think that even if we launched attacks in syria, even if we weren't cutting our defense budget, i think putin saw an opportunity here in crimea and has seized it. the ouster of yanukovych was a big strategic setback for putin, and i think it's a testimony to how skillful he is or how agile he is that he's tri

docked at an israeli port. forces seized that ship days ago in the red sea.monday, they said they will display syrian made rockets. officials in iran and gaza deny those claims. >>> united nations is concerned about egypt's crackdown on protesters. this after renewed clashes killed at least seven and hurts dozens across the country yesterday. opposition protesters hurled molatov cocktails. 48 people were hurt nationwide including four policemen. he script has been in turmoil since the army ousted president mohammed morsi last july. >> sautÉs i arabia has declared the miss lum brotherhood a tir rift group. anyone who joins that group could face 30 years in prison. since morsi was ousted, several gulf nations have labeled the muslim brotherhood an extremist group. the muslim brotherhood said it is surprised by saudi arabia's decision. >> three al jazeera journalists are being detained in egypt after their trial was pushed back. they have been in prison for the 70 days. they are accused of having links with a terrorist organization. al jazeera denies the allegat

spill, shown in red, is now blocking access to part of the houston ship channel, one of the busiest in the world. dozens of vessels, including two cruise ships, were stranded, unable to dock. fisherman jeff roberts spotted oil residue on his boat. >> the first oil was going up the ship channel. and then a couple of hours later, now it's coming around the back side of the island. >> reporter: a major concern. the surrounding area is also a popular habitat for shore birds, which the houston audubon society worries could be threatened. the coast guard now says it's getting first reports of oiled wildlife. >> once that oil is in the environment, it will move with the environment and has done so, and moving now out into the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: tonight, crews have stopped the leak and are removing the damaged barge from galveston bay, as they continue to monitor water and air quality, the spill's full reach unknown. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> millions of people are keeping the eye on the possibility of a major winter storm on the east coast in the next couple of days. nbc news meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking it for us. dylan, good evening. >> good evening, le