his attorney, abbe lowell, trying to dismiss eight of those counts.rt, and right now still arguing about the first one. so to give everyone kind of a 40,000-foot view, hunter biden entered into what is called a plea deal, or divergent agreement, with the government last year which would have put these tax charges as misdemeanors, as tax violations. that blew up in a very public way. here we are right now. special counsel david weiss, who is charging hunter biden, is in the room. abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney, has made several arguments in front of this judge, arguing that this plea agreement and this divergent agreement should still be in contact. special counsel david weiss' team saying it is not intact because it was not signed by the probation officer from last summer, so the bottom line here, neil, is we are dealing with eight different motions to dismiss the case. this right now is going before -- or going to trial jun. that's just in a couple of months. right in the middle of the political season. just a couple of months before hunter's d

i just want to quote from the motion by abbe lowell, here is what the argument he will make here.party stroke -- strike today with the prosecution got to the other party through the diversion agreement as part of that agreement he sacrificed valuable rights in exchange for the prosecution agreement not to prosecute the sort of indictment it has brought here, to say that the court should require that prosecution honor the agreement and dismiss this indictment. this goes back to the "sweetheart deal" we have reported on so much of the time, really would have exonerated him from pretty much anything over a multiyear period. he said that she had to be at half -- upheld, equity thing will happen? >> the evidence against hunter biden is overwhelming of his commonality, the question is did david weiss diligently make this case or did he make errors that will sacrifice this case and he had made significant areas. abbe lowell is a force to be reckoned with, and outstanding defense attorney and he has brought a handful of very strong emotions. >>> i think all of them will be ultimately defe

all the arguments that lowell is making are about 80% accurate. it sounds good when it is reported or newspaper article, but it actually under the law is not exactly accurate. >> abbe lowell saying it is under gop political pressure and there is a deal that was in place that was never basically completed between the government. so it is going to be the motion for dismiss will be denied. >> harris: the indictment accuses hunter biden spending money on anything but his taxes trying to avoid paying and cooking the books of his business and up against gun charges in delaware. court date for that is set for early june. we'll need a larger than 70 foot wall with all the cases against hunter biden and we haven't moved very far on any of this. >> he does have his day in court coming up quickly. the summer will be about hunter biden's trials. both of them that we're expecting to be dealt with. when matt and leo say that there is not a high chance that the case will be dismissed, i agree with that. the problem is with hunter biden's overwhelming evidence of

lowell high school may soon have to change its testing requirements for admission. this, according to the chronicle at san francisco, school officials proposed a plan for all students from public and private schools to take the same test in the winter of eighth grade. the elite school says using these scores would provide equitable access to admission. lowell had previously changed to a lottery system, but then there was a lawsuit and that prompted a return to merit based admissions. an investigation is underway after hundreds of beehives were stolen from a ranch in the central valley. the ranch owner says nearly 200 hives were stolen from their property near selma. farmers used the bees to help pollinate and grow their crops. agencies say beehive thefts are common in january through march, during the time that farmers put their hives out in the fields, the fresno county sheriff's office says in the past four months, more than 600 hives were reported stolen from various locations valued at $150,000. >> the beekeepers out 200 bucks a hive. you know, and he's done. he

abbe lowell says in this letter, quote, if you're serious about pursuing this oversight purpose in a legitimate and bipartisan fashion, you would hold a hearing with relatives of former president donald trump who you indicated you would ask. if you do, mr. biden would consider an invitation for that event. and in essence saying donald trump's own family members have wielded real power in the white house, they have their own foreign entanglements, where republicans are not investigating them as well. now, they didn't name any names, but interestingly, a source familiar with hunter biden's legal strategy tells our colleague sarah fitzpatrick that if they schedule a hearing that includes jared kushner, hunter biden will be there. jose? >> so, sahil kapur on capitol hill, thank you very much, appreciate it. >>> up next, steve kornacki is here with the very latest on the road to 270 for biden and trump. >>> plus, what the u.s. military is sending more marines to haiti as gang violence continues to rock its capital. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. l you're watching "jo

lowell high school may soon have to change its testing requirements for admission.ording to the chronicle at san francisco, school officials proposed a plan for all students from public and private schools to take the same test in the winter of eighth grade. the elite school says using these scores would provide equitable access to admission. lowell had previously changed to a lottery system, but then there was a lawsuit and that prompted a return to merit based admissions. an investigation is underway after hundreds of beehives were stolen from a ranch in the central valley. the ranch owner says nearly 200 hives were stolen from their property near selma. farmers used the bees to help pollinate and grow their crops. agencies say beehive thefts are common in january through march, during the time that farmers put their hives out in the fields, the fresno county sheriff's office says in the past four months, more than 600 hives were reported stolen from various locations valued at $150,000. >> the beekeepers out 200 bucks a hive. you know, and he's done. he's got a l

lowell said as part of that agreement, biden sacrificed valuable rights in exchange for the prosecution'secute the sort of indictment it has brought here. the court should require the prosecution honor its agreement and dismiss the indictment. special counsel david weiss, leading the prosecution, responded to that by saying because the agreement never went into effect, the government was free to withdraw it, which it did. in writing on august 9th, 2023. therefore, the defendant's motion to dismiss the indictment returned by the grand jury is meritless and should be denied. we don't know whether the judge will rule from the bench today. it seems unlikely. if he does decide that the case should go ahead, it is scheduled to go to trial on june 20th. hunter biden could face 17 years in prison. brian. >> brian: the sports world rocked by more than one gambling scandal. we'll talk about it with clay travis, next. travis, next. us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. if you try vaping to quit

the former teacher at lowell pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a male student during the 2004, 2005 school year. genie is bracing for the severe weather here. >> the utility says this weekend's storms could lead to mass outages. the utility says it has crews stationed in the north bay and areas where the storm is expected to hit the hardest and lawrence is back with us now to time it out. yeah, guys, here we go. we've seen the cold front come in. now we're going to see these waves of energy just continue to roll on and off right into sunday. and then we've got another storm are working with next week, too. so >> there's a lot to go and they're going to be windy at some of the wind gusts, maybe 40 to 50 miles an hour. not a strong some of the previous storms. you have this winter, but nonetheless, you could see some power outages during that period winds. wind advisory is going up starting tomorrow as we're going to see some of those gusts maybe as high as 40 to 50 right along the coastal sections, but also in some of the interior valleys, going to get very gusty as we head toward to

all the arguments that abbe lowell are making is 80% accurate. it sounds good in a newspaper article but under the law it is actually not exactly accurate. i think the most important thing though, harris, that i'm watching is the three felony counts. they include not only failures to not file taxes but also a filing a false tax return. so that's where the real hook is. this argument that somehow the government needs to leave up to his prior plea deal. the judge rejected that. it is null and void and was contingent on the judge accepting the plea agreement. i think that today is a process, procedural argument. i don't think it will be successful. hunter will ultimately have to face a jury in this case. >> harris: we have the counts against hunter biden. i want to go through what you think. you talked about that filing. i guess you would call it a fake return. drill down on that. >> yeah, well, this obviously you have to all americans have to file an accurate tax return that says what their income was and what their expenses were and what their net

his attorney lowell said the fight will be in your state, in fact, you know that.er has paid all they owe under those circumstances as mr. biden's criminal tax charges are not brought. the fact that they were brought here highlights mr. biden is being subject to a selective and vindictive prosecution. on one hand he is right, is he not? when you pay back taxes, the government considers the case settled in many cases. is this one different? >> this one is totally different. just because he paid taxes doesn't negate the wrong. he committed a crime. he evaded paying taxes for four years. he basically concealed income. the fact that he paid the bill doesn't exonerate him from committing the crime. it might reduce his sentence but it has no effect whatsoever. they will lose this motion to dismiss because the grounds for the dismissal are unwarranted. >> bill: here are the charges and penalties today if not dismissed. a miss -- you think it all stands in court today? >> yes, if i'm wrong i am taking you and dinner out to dinner. it is to preserve any appellate rights. he

abbe lowell calls it a carnival side show. republicans are trying to show there were no services rendered for the money that came in and a big part of where this hearing is intended to do. >> dana: at the end of the week congress will go in recess in two weeks. it feels like they keep doing the same hearing over and over again. at some point do you fish or cut bait and do something about a vote or not and move on to the general election? >> bill: more on that coming up this hour. stand by. >> i built a great company, one of the greatest companies anywhere in the country. it was a rigged trial by a crooked judge and crooked attorney general and we're fighting it out. we have a lot of cash. election interference. 'll see how the courts rule on it. >> dana: former president trump has just five days to pay off the $454 million bond in his civil fraud case or face the prospect of having his new york properties seized by a.g. letitia james. lydia hu is here with more. >> according to lawyers for donald trump, the reason the former p

it's really interesting the way that abbe lowell and hunter biden are driving the bus on this issue. >> they are. and the letter makes it clear that they consider this matter closed, that it's not just the conflict in california. they give no indication they are willing to, you know, make any significant change in coming to congress. and as part of these sort of loosey moments, where every time congress tries to kick the ball they pull it out. and at some point the public, and i think they're past that point, are going to say stop gaming the system. that you were just a few weeks ago saying you want the public to see this in the broad light of day, and then suddenly you just can't instant the sunlight. you have to make a decision and be consistent. but i think it's par for the course. what is clear is that congress doesn't need help in creating these hearings, and they are not going to take no for an answer. they can require him to appear but they are most certainly going to go forward with these hearings. >> sandra: very interesting stuff, jonathan turley on the news. good to see yo

i want them to hear me that it's dangerous, says the 2023 lowell high school grad hopedc to become aat his mother believes was a spontaneous decision. he just saw it. possible he did it. sp>> bart declined to comment on ktvu inquiries monday into whether any new safety measures have been taken to prevent another rider from getting on to theútop of a train, and baron isn't blaming bart. instead, more than a month after her son's death, she's sharing daniel's tragic story in hopes of preventing anyone else from following his lead. >> stop doing just died doing that. >> she's even ridden bart, since the accident, trying to find closure, and would want herc son to know this. >> i loveúyou, i love you. yeah, and i'm proud of you. >> the mothers of both teens who died while train surfing are now supporting each other. they've bonded since this as they grieve. joey hornick, ktvu fox two news. >> taco bell has closed its dining rooms in oakland and has switched indefinitely to drive thru service only. the location on west grand and telegraph, and now has a sign on the door that reads dining

lowell to make those claims on national television so he can be held accountable for his lies.o my successful business career i was an officer in the united states navy. navy elite power training command and later served as the command chief technology officer. >> i have apologize for the disruption from -- many asupposed to say it's my time. mr. raskin? mr. bobulinski, please come to order. mr. bobulinski, please proceed. please proceed. i apologize for the disruption from the minority. >> mr. chairman, to save us time he called members of this committee liars and i want to know whether the order and decorum requirements apply to witnesses appearing before the committee. does it apply or does it not? >> should i address -- i don't -- >> there the decorum from the members. we have asked for that. no language i'm aware of pertaining to a witness. so don't -- make sure we didn't waste any of his time on the opening statement. mr. bobulinski, i'm sorry for the disruption. please continue. >> i want to restate make sure the american people hear all these facts. abby low well weapon

doesn't look like lowell is willing to go. james and noah, have a great weekend.watched this a short time ago in russia the funeral service for navalny has been held. his widow even today is vowing not to give up the fight against vladimir putin and take you there coming up. new evidence emerging in the relationship between fani willis and nathan wade. what was going on there? will it be enough to disqualify her from the case against donald trump? >> a man is not a plan, a man is a companion and so there was tension always in our relationship, which is why i would give him his money back. i don't need anybody to foot my bills. she's been looking for. she found sotyktu, a once—daily pill for moderate—to—severe plaque psoriasis... for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding your back... is back. or finding psoriasis can't deny the splendor of these thighs. ♪ once—daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can

>> i think not only there is, but that's powerful rebuttal to abbe lowell's claim that the politics here is working to hunter's detriment instead of to his favor. as the whistle-blower testimony showed, some of the most serious offenses that hunter could have been charged with work 2014 and 2015 and yet the prosecutor here allow the statute of limitations to run on those which would never happen in a normal investigation. in a normal investigation, you would indict to stop the clock. that didn't happen here. i think that testimony is very important because it shows that this is not just like a one off or something close to that. circa 2018, 2019. this is a pattern of behavior that went on for years beginning around 2013. >> bret: in other words, if hunter had not been president biden's son, he would've possibly been prosecuted on the tax and gun stuff years ago? >> i think by no years that endemic later than 2020, that's right. >> bret: last thing. what about this whole issue of the statute of limitations when it comes to donald trump and what he is facing in this criminal case that star

the former teacher at lowell pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a male student during the 2004 2005 school year. >> well, another round of businesses closures strike the bay-area chevy's in emeryville reporting a permanent closure come april 16th. the reason for the shutdown not clear. the san francisco business times reports all staff will be losing their job. after more than 40 years in business. we got lee's deli. it's in downtown san francisco and that's close was actually the last one we had in the city. restaurant chain wants have locations spread out across san francisco. it's not all doom and gloom, though, because urban putt, he's open to downtown san jose. madoff course restaurant had been open in san francisco's mission district court 2 years before closing its doors last month. urban plus set another mini golf venue called holy moly will open at the same services. go location sometime this year. >> well, uber has a new feature just for teens. it allows 13 to 17 year-olds to take rides even order food from. >> yeah. do all the great for sarah stinson battle with uber folks to le

lowell had previously changed to a lottery system, but a lawsuit has prompted a return to merit baseddmissions, as a concord woman got what she thought was a great deal on some land in hawaii. she planned to even build a retreat center there one day, but that dream is now on hold because someone accidentally built a home on the same lot she purchased as daryl huff reports. this could be a very costly mistake in 2018 when she took this video, ann reynolds thought she'd found a perfect, serene, one acre lot to host her meditative healing women's retreats. >> because of the natural foliage and alignment of all the right spiritual and astronomical elements. >> i mean, there is a sacredness to it, and the one that i chose to buy, you know, that had it had all the right qualities, the price was also right. >> available in a county tax auction for about $22,000. but while she waited in california through the pandemic for the right time to use it, this happened. the lot was bulldozed and a house rose on the property without her knowing about it, until she got a call last year from a real esta

lurie stood alongside community leaders today at lowell high school.to address safety, affordability and an underperforming public school system. lurie added that his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable teacher housing. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools, students first need to feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> last month, the school district announced plans to shutter several of its schools, and it comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. new at ten tonight, police in palo alto are investigating a carjacking that left a man injured in his car on the otr side of san francisco bay. >> it happened on page mill road near el camino real, around 6 a.m. saturday. police say the victim w returning to his car when he was attacked from behind and lost consciousness. his car was eventuallyound the next day, set ablaze in oakland along the embarcadero near jefferson streetpolice believe a man and a woman are respon

lowell had previously changed to a lottery system, but a lawsuit prompted a return to merit based admissions got what she thought was a great deal on some land in hawaii. she planned to build a retreat center on it one day, but that dream is now on hold because someone accidentally built a home on the same lot she purchased. as daryl huff reports, this could be a very costly mistake. >> in 2018, when she took this video, ann reynolds thought she'd found a perfect, serene one acre lot to host her meditative, healing women's retreats. because of the natural foliage and alignment of all the right spiritual and astronomical elements. >> i mean, there is a sacredness to it, and the one that i chose to buy, you know, that had it had all the right qualities, the price was also right. >> available in a county tax auction for about $22,000. but while she waited in california through the pandemic for the right time to use it, this happened. the lot was bulldozed and a house rose on the property without her knowing about it, until she got a call last year from a real estate broker who'd learned the mis

the former teacher at lowell pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a male student during the 2004 school year. >> well, another round of business closures strikes the bay-area him chevy's in emeryville reporting a permanent closure come april 16th. a result of the shutdown was not clear. the san francisco business times reports all staff will lose their jobs now after more than 4 years of business, we have lee's deli in downtown san francisco. they've closed. it was the last one in the city. the restaurant chain wants at 10 locations across san francisco. but it's not all doom and gloom because urban punt. eye opened in downtown san jose. the mini golf course restaurant had been open in san francisco's mission district for 10 years before closing its doors last month. puts it another mini golf venue called holy moly will open at the same time. and the san francisco location sometime this year. >> well, uber has a new feature just for teens. it allows 13 to 17 year-olds to take rides or order foods they want. kron four's. sara stinson connell with over folks to learn how work she talked t

the former teacher at lowell pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a male student during the 2004, 2005 school year. >> well, we've got another round of businesses that are closing strikes bay area again, so 70's and it reporting a permanent closure april 16th. reason for the shutdown wasn't clear. the san francisco business times reports all staff. they're going to lose their jobs. and after more than 40 years in business, lee's deli in downtown santa rosa. so they've closed. it was the last one in the city. the restaurant chain wants at 10 locations across san francisco. but it's not all doom and gloom. okay. that put some good news in because urban putt. they've opened in downtown san jose. golf course restaurant had been open in san francisco's mission district for about 10 for closing their doors last month, but said another many call venue called holy moly will open at the same standards as a location sometime this year. so still little silver lining. >> all right. well, uber has a new feature just for teens. it allows 13 to 17 year-olds to take rides and order food over. sara sti

>ñ the 2023 lowell high school grad hoped to become a lawyer, but that dream was cut short by what hiscpontaneous decision. >> he just saw it. possible he did it. >> bart declined to comment on ktvu inquiries monday into whether any new safety measures have been taken to prevent another rider from getting on to the top of a train, and barron isn't blaming bart. instead, more than a month after her son's death, she's sharing daniel's tragic story in hopes of preventing anyone else from following his lead. >> stop doing this like my son. just died doing that. >> she's even ridden bart, since closure, and would want her son to. i love you, yeah, and >> the mothers of both teens who died while train surfing are now supporting each other. they've bonded since this as they grieve. joey hornet ktvu fox two news. >> yeahl such an important warningc. okay, it is time for s to talk about our weather. and a pretty nice day out there, rosemary. so what about the resc spof the week? >> are we have one last round of rain. okay. and then spring going to spring upon us. >> awesome. looking forward to t

abbe lowell hunter biden's lead attorney in the courtroom making those arguments.urt began he told the judge one penetrating fact of this case is after five years of investigating then u.s. attorney david weiss, who is now special counsel, believed a plea agreement was appropriate. weiss and his office drafted one. it was announced last june. local says then david weiss changed his tune after bowing to public and political pressure. ripping up the plea deal last night and reneging on a promise that was made. hunter biden waived his appearance not in the courtroom right now. he lives here in los angeles. this is why he was charged here. leo wise an attorney with special counsel weiss' office says his office is under attack being singled out as, quote, rank partisans, given the filings from hunter biden's legal team. according to the special counsel instead of paying his taxes, hunter spent his money on women, clothe, health, beauty products and adult entertainment. the president's son is also charged with federal firearms investigations in square. he originally lied

our colleague sara fitzpatrick received a letter from abbe lowell declining their invitation to appeararing on march 20th. remember, this invitation came last week, not only to hunter biden, but also to several of his business associates, many of whom testified behind closed doors, before the committee, rather, hunter biden testified a week before that, behind closed doors, and i want to read to you some pieces of this letter as to why they're declining. his attorney says in part if you're serious about pursuing this oversight purpose, in a legitimate and bipartisan fashion you would hold a hearing with relatives of former president trump about whom you indicated you would ask, abbe lowell continues to say if you do, mr. hunter biden would consider an invitation for that event. they also go on to disparage the committee's effort, to disparage republicans' efforts saying that it is their surprise for this hasty request because they've realized that, of course, during their closed-door testimony that the republican inquiry is baseless and that it not come up with any evidence linking the

kerr is also suing sf usd over another former teacher at lowell high school who sexually abused a male student during the 2004, 2005 school year. the former teacher pleaded guilty to multiple charges of lewd acts with a minor. >> construction on that rocket clubhouse that was damaged in last year's rainstorms is under way. now. you see what happened to it. the historic san francisco landmark was built in 18, 92 and served as a modern event space for weddings and other events in stern grove. but but a year ago in 85 foot, eucalyptus tree fell on it and basically ruined at the city's rec and parks department is helping to foot the bill. 2 and a half million dollar repair job. the clubhouse is expected to reopen to the public by the end of this year. >> take a look at this. a rescue and monterey county caught on camera and shared by chp, a driver on highway one wet over a big sur cliff sunday night swerving to avoid a deer. he fell with his car, some 400 feet before coming to rest on the side of the hill. 2 days later, chp airplane spotted the man and the car helicopter was dispatched. th

so he arrives in washington 1989 as a quiet centrist democrat, replacing a brash liberal republican, lowellcker. he is an early advocate of bill clinton, and he's a strong supporter of the clinton administration's policies but he breaks with bill clinton memorably over monica lewinsky and the extramarital affair there. he doesn't vote to impeach -- >> norah: but he rebukes him -- >> reporter: but he rebukes him, and that stings. he also gets the attention of al gore, becomes his running mate in 2000. but as he continues his political career, he becomes more and more estranged from the democrat party. an advocate, a fierce advocate of the iraq war. 2003 he runs for president. 2004, progressive democrats give him no traction whatsoever. in 2006, he's defeated for reelection by a democrat runs as an independent and wins. but in 2007 -- december of 2007, he endorses john mccain. completing his estrangement from the democratic party. so, in that sense, this centrist democrat finds himself more and more alienated from the democratic party, norah, until he comes back in the fold in 2016 and 2020,

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hugo lowell. an msnbc contributor and former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. good to have all three of you with us. joyce, let me begin with you. and what we are waiting for in georgia. anything stick out to you in today's hearing especially about how the judge might handle things going forward? >> well look. the law is pretty clear in this regard. the law says that the first amendment doesn't protect the guy who walks into the bank and says stick them up. people use words to commit crimes. and so, donald trump is charged not with the speech itself but rather with the conduct that involves committing the crimes and sometimes he spoke in furtherance of those crimes. i think judge mcafee will dispense of this very quickly. a similar motion was dismissed in washington dc. >> one of our two leading presidential candidates has so many ongoing court cases they are delaying each other and he is actually using that as an argument to delay each case. we still have seven months until election day. how conf

abby lowell, and if you're serious about this in a legitimate anti-partisan fashion you would do withmp about whom you indicate you could ask, if you do, mr. biden would consider an invitation, hunter spent today testifying under oath last month even though he didn't show. as of yet he made some visits in the past. anything is possible. two witnesses are in the room. the first is hunter business associate tony bobulinki who will talk about influence peddling at the hands of the highest levels of the biden family. a former rudy giuliani associate will do the same and focus on the trump family and trump administration, devon archer, former hunter biden friend and colleague will not be there because of a scheduling conflict and listen to this, jason galanis, hunter business associate from years past is in federal prison over 14 years minimum for security fraud. he is testifying virtually today about what he sees as influence peddling bottom line here, this is a hearing about influence peddling but we expect this to be a proxy fight between team biden and team trump with each side blaming

hunter biden not expected to appear before house committee for public testimony this week, his lar lowell dismissed it as quote carnival sideshow, oversight committee chairman james comer joined me on "sunday morning futures" yesterday saying a is about ready to start sending out multiple criminal referrals listen to this. >> there were massive discrepancies between what three of hunter biden's birs associates said pertaining to hunter's development of and per training to president biden's involvement vertsdz what hunterer testified i expect hunter biden to show up if he does not show up not going to end well for the o bidens because we have three witnesses that are testifying already testified under oath. >> how many criminal referrals have you expecting. >> multiple criminal referrals evidence he overwhelming because immediate white house want to indoctrinate america say no evidence doufbt change the fact a lot of evidence of criminal wrongdoing by biden family. >> alan he says multiple criminal referrals having to do with foreign registration act influence peddling potential money laun

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. >> so, paul, this is a miss to hunter biden and his lawyer, abbe lowell are, for failure to show upstions at a public hearing about the biden family business and influence peddling. this is the same hunter that just a couple of months ago was railing that he'd been asked to come in for a private deposition saying that forum was unfair and that he deserved the right the speak publicly to the nation about his story. we keep hearing about how the bidens have nothing to hide, but this no-show certainly suggests otherwise. paul: kyle. >> i will give a miss to bernie sanders who unveiled legislation to establish a 32-hour workweek requiring overtime pay for any ourly workers who put in more than 8 hours -- paul: you don't want to work 32 hours a week? in. [laughter] >> here's where you come in, companies could not reduce pay as a result. [laughter] class bl unworkable socialism, wouldn't companies just freeze raises or you know, hire new employees at lower standards? americans are strivers, and that is one reason that they enjoy living standards that would amaze their ancestors. paul: i w

abbe lowell says the transcript means there is nothing left to ask, say or do. >> steve: another standoff. thank you. >> brian: now republicans want to see him in front of everybody. >> steve: james comer who ran that committee, he apparently left the hearing early and did not ask a single question. how weird is that? been calling for him to come in, we want hunter biden. did not ask a single question. >> brian: brian will ask questions to mark levin. >> brian: i will introduce mark levin and say goodbye. i will take credit for it. 19 minutes after the hour, over to carley. >> carley: fox wildfire alert. two people dead as firefighters battle fires tearing through texas and oklahoma. smokehouse creek fire is largest in texas history, it has torched one million acres in four days. thousands have been forced to evacuate. elon musk is suing chatgpt and its ceo claiming the company broke agreement by straying from goal of developing artificial technology for benefit of humanity, not profit. musk helped start the company in 2015, but stepped down three years later. future of n.f.l. hits indy,

hunter biden's lawyer, abbey lowell in court today, hunter's lawyers saying toss out hunter's 1.4 millionisdemeanor charges, not paying on time, that filing tax returns and time but he's saying it's a political attack them people who hate his father. really? >> it is sort of amazing the people who try to hide this repeatedly and tried to make it go away didn't succeed so somehow it is political. the fact is, if somebody deliberately made tens of millions of dollars and float them through to friends and family including people with the last name biden using a myriad of shell corporations and never reported to, they would go to jail. yes, all of their assets would be confiscated of the extended family. nothing like that has happened, he's simply being asked to pay a fine somebody else apparently loaned him the money expecting it never to be paid back in he wants to say it is political? nothing could be further from the truth. liz: the president is demanding everybody pay their fair share when this is going on so let's get to the story we brought last night from politico. the justice departm

lurie joined community leaders yesterday at lowell high school.nd an underperforming public school system. his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable housing for teachers. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools, students first need to feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> last month, the school district announced plans to shut several of its schools. that comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment . >> our time is now 517. the new police chief in newark will take over next month. the city is naming the current captain, jonathan arguello, to that top position. he worked his way up the ranks, beginning as a police officer in 1996, and through the years, his duties included investigating alameda county drug cases and forming a joint swat team with union city. he is succeeding the current police chief, gina anderson, who announced her retirementc last november. >> all right, back over to steve, looking at the drizzly

. >> laura: well, his attorney, abbe lowell, who gets paid a pretty penny per hour.hat republicans, this is just more fishing expedition. watch. >> the republican majority ends the day with where they started. they have produced no evidence that would do anything to support the notion that there was any financial transactions that involved hunter with his father, period. there is no evidence because there is no evidence and today only confirmed that. >> laura: senator, this is all they have as if we are expected a check to be written out by hunter to joe or by a chinese energy company to the former vice president saying notation line saying thanks for the help through via hunter. that's not how these things work. but, of course, that's all they really have. >> i can understand now why hunter's lawyer doesn't want him to testify in public or to answer any questions in public. because he just confirmed the core of the house's case. he just told them joe biden was in the meetings. he just told them joe biden was on the phone. these were the smoking guns that democrats e

the clock is ticking, the doctor hope from hong kong and abbe lowell for repayment of the funds as well to have performed to get the money in the first place. >> carley: i already have a lot on my plate. what is this all about. >> todd: and every attorney has itemized bill with each quarter hour or sixth of an hour that you do something. hunter, speaking of, could today be the day the supreme court rules on the colorado case to keep trump off of the ballot? >> we will see come all eyes on the supreme court today as they are expected to issue at least one ruling. it could be on the colorado ballot case to determine whether or not former president trump could be kicked off at the state's primary ballot. the colorado supreme court will rule back in december that trump was not eligible to run for interfering and the 2020 election. since the colorado decision he has been barred from primary ballots in maine and illinois. the high decision from the court coming when date before super tuesday in 16 states. it takes place in the court agreed to hear arguments in late april whether trump can be

. >> the 2023 lowell high school grad hoped to become a lawyer, but that dream was cut short by whatn. >> he just saw it. possible he did it. >> bart declined to comment onc ktvu inquiries monday intoc whether any new safety measures have been taken to prevent another rider from top of a tran spisn't blaming bart. instead, more her son's death, she's sharing daniel's tragic story in hopes ofúpreventing anyone else from following his lead. >> stop doing this like my son just died doing that. >> since the accident, trying to find closure, and would want her son >> i love you. i love you, yeah, and i'm proud of you. >> the mothers of both teens who supporting each other. they'veow bonded since this as they grieve. joey hornick, ktvu fox two news. >ñ san jose mayor matt mehan hosted a town hallcúabout homelessness in the city. hundreds of questions were submitted for the event. the virtual event last night, the mayor talked about some solutions, including making it easier to build more housing and the importance of working with neighboring cities and other public agencies to ensure camps

congressman adam kinzinger with hugo lowell. hi, guys. hey. what a good looking crowd. you guys look. oh. adam. so, hello. so, adam, just way of introduction as one was one of two republicans on the house select committee investigated the capitol attack. thank you. that was a crazy time. and as a result, it has become, i think, of the most famous politicos around and also one of the most vilified by our own party. that's true. you know, thank. is also lieutenant colonel in the national. so he's a man of many talents. and we were joking today that maybe he could fly, but it was not quite as dramatic to. go save the dramatics for the for the book. there you um, i'd like to start with trump you are one of yes please start with donald trump again one of his most prominent critics but you write in renegade your memoir that you felt responsible for january six in many ways because of your time in congress and how you had been part of the republican party talk a little bit about yeah i mean, look, i i'm careful to say that in terms of, you know, my whole time in congress and i

. >> hunter biden's lawyer, abbe lowell, is claiming the sort of russian interference. >> i don't know that we'll get any rate cuts this year although i hope we get a few. ♪ now i'm free, freefalling ♪ ashley: lady liberty in new york harbor as we send this one out for stu, tom petty, of course. the late, great tom petty, free fall paulinging, on this tuesday. -- free pauling. it is tuesday, mar 12th. yep, i'm ashley webster in today for stuart. let's take a look at the markets, the dow up 236 points, up more than half a percent. same story on the s&p, up nearly 1%. the nasdaq also up 1.25%. if all of this, of course, based on inflation, consumer price index coming in a a little hotter hand expected. go figure. let's take a look at a big tech, most of the names moving higher, meta, amazon, microsoft, alphabet, apple moving slightly lower, down .2%. and let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield. it was up slightly earlier, up 5.4 basis points right around 4.15%. >>> all right, now this, the president just dropped two. baserring gaffes in just one da. roll tape. >> there's a lot yo

lurie joined community leaders yesterday at lowell high spschool.school system. that his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable housing for teachers. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fixc our publc schools, students first need to feel safe at school toúlearn and thrive. recently, last month, the school district announced plans to close several schools, deficit and declining enrollment at 818. >>c now, a public library in san francisco wants to expand its services. the bayview branch is introducing its, where people cn come and get seeds to plant for free. library officials in the bayview district say they hope this lending program takes root. >> patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to grow and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. very much in tune mission, whico help people to grow and to learn , find new hobbies, just discover new things about themselves. >> library staff sayc many community members

he and his lawyer abbe lowell think they've given overarching time.this morning, his impeachment inquiry is just about at the end of its rope. they have not had any evidence of impeachable offenses. people are getting fed up. they have no idea what the end game or where the impeachment is heading. at some point, it's going to run out, they either have to move or drop it altogether or peter out. and let it drop from consciousness of members of congress and the american public. they have really nothing to impeach the president for at this point. >> jake sherman, that family that was walking back and forth behind you, tell them we saw them and say hi back. maybe give them my rant on tiktok. i'm getting hate mail internally from my own staff here at msnbc, i can feel it. jake sherman, thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> and new reporting reveals engineers had warneded alaska airlines to grab the boeing max 9 jet hours before the door plug blew out in january, midflight. alaska airlines confirmed the plane was scheduled for maintenance check t

abbe lowell, hunter biden's attorney who i reached out, have not heard from him yet today but said this, it's telling, the transcripts of witnesses called to date including hunter's makes it obvious that there is nothing left to ask, answer, say or do. ill legitimate inquiry should have ended before their star witness has been lying this. political charade should come to an end. we'll see if he has anything different to say this week. but breaking news, hunter biden asked to testify in public, in a hearing on influence peddling and again, if he chooses to accept, which some would say would probably be unlikely, he would be in the room with tony bobulinski, devon archer and jason galanis as well. >> if you look at some exit polls, i live in virginia. immigration was the number one issue, i mean, again, these could change in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. very contested area. >> build a wall. >> like what? >> sandra: several msnbc hosts laughing off voter concerns about immigration. while americans nationwide are feeling the impact of the growing migrant cris

but, you know, hunter biden, his lawyer abbe lowell is claiming the sort of russian interference that'sehow his client to be charged. he's saying it's donald trump's fault, it's maga republicans' fault. really kind of every single trope that you could imagine being shoved into this pie. [laughter] and i think you only do that if you had in your back pocket daddy's pardon power. ashley: yes, indeed. very quickly, i wanted to get to this, you have a new op-ed out. you say that joe biden is as callous as it gets when it comes to laken riley. in what way way, miranda? >> well, look, first of all, he wasn't going to mention laken riley, then he was kind of heckled into it by marjorie taylor greene, and then when he did mention her, he got her name wrong, called her lincoln riley, and then he did say she was killed by an illegal are, was his words. and, of course, there was outrage from the left about that, from the democratic party. and so he then very quickly goes on msn if bc -- msnbc and basically expresses his regret and backs down from -- not if about bringing in the illegal migrants, 8

and, by the way, both lowell and jim told me the last five months things have really ticked up.ranchers on the other side accelerated over the last five months, and over, you know, he's saying that basically over the last few months has been when they've seen no border patrol because they are the all profession people. our border patrol and our government is acting in conjunction with these cartels. will: and that's firsthand experience. he's telling you exactly what he's experiencing. rachel: imagine having cartels through your backyard. he's an american. he has every right to have a safe ranch as anybody living in a suburb here. pete: i mean, trail cams are used to track, usually, game, wild animals. in this case, you're tracking men in camouflage. very, in a very, you know, military fashion traversing your terrain. that's not footage we shot, that's his footage -- rachel: that's his. he has 3,000 hours of it. pete: he's got 3,000 hours of that. that looks like the hills of afghanistan. i mean, that could be anywhere. rachel: yeah. and there are lookout to points -- pete: we d

letter sent to house oversight committee chairman james comer on wednesday, hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell quote, your blatant plan for media attempt is an obvious -- one witness says he will, one witness who says he will be at the hearing this wednesday is hundred or biden's former business associate tony bobulinski who said in a statement to fox news, quote, now is the time to stop up, hunter. as you have said is you want to do. don't cower in the face of accountability and end this fight for truth and democracy. joining me now is the house oversight committee chairman, james comer. mr. chairman, thank you so much for being here. you're going forward with this hearing despite hunter biden saying he's not coming. why? >> well, i think that we're at the point in the investigation where we need to hear the discrepancy ises. there were massive discrepancies between what three of hunter biden's business associates said pertaining to hunter's involvement and pertaining to president biden's involvement versus what hunter testified. so this is an opportunity for hunter to have the public hearing

lowell added he will participate. comer responded to a statement dismissing the letter and writing he does still expect hunter biden to appear along with three of his former business associates. >>> we turn flow to the deepening crisis in haiti. the u.s. has spent a specialized marine unit to guard the united states embassy as the caribbean country struggles with violence and political instability. nbc news senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: with haiti in utter chaos, a new team of u.s. marines has been sent to protect the u.s. embassy. this is what hell on earth sounds like. a nighttime gun battle in port-au-prince captured on a terrified bystander's sell fen. another woman, a haitian-american says an armed gang kicked her out of her home and threatened to kill her if she went back. >> we are so frightened for our lives, we can't never go back home. >> reporter: she's now desperately trying to escape and meet up with her family in miami, but the border and the airports are sh

it happened on saturday afternoon here in san francisco's west portal neighborhood on lowell street. now, officials say that there was a driver of an suv that slammed into a muni bus shelter, causing to take the lives of 2 people on scene and then one person yesterday they were driving eastbound on alloa neighbors tell us it was a family of 4. the 2 that died on the scene they say was a father and a child. and the mother. he's the one that passed away in the hospital yesterday. that infant is the only survivor of one out of the 4 currently in critical condition. police say the driver of that suv was also injured at the accident. they say that everything is still under investigation, but they do not believe traffic engineering was a factor. now we did speak with a sustainable transportation advocate who says that he started a petition to actually close this intersection to all cars because of the accident, saying that it's a busy, busy area and there should be no cars currently here. take a listen. within one block of here, there's a library. >> there's multiple schools as a park in a