. >>> standing 6'5", george archer was easy to spot in a crowd. however, in the 1960s when jack nicklaus, arnold palmer and lee trevino were superstars, archer flew under the radar. >> i think he is probably the most -- best talent, unknown talent that i have ever known. >> george was very humble about his golf and later here, there were people that he met that didn't even know he was a professional golfer. so, he didn't talk about that at all. he said you are only as goods. . the trophies are in the closet and not all of them. some of them. and we never had a trophy room because we felt that each family member deserved a room, so we didn't have that many rooms. >> george archer was born in san francisco and grew up in san mateo. he was comfortable going about his business and playing golf. he won 12 times on tour with his biggest win coming in 1969 when he won the masters. >> the thrill of a lifetime when you win a major tournament. it is what you want when you are a golf professional. a lot of wonderful golfers not won major tournaments, not so

>>s cross-examining devon archer. so devon archer ooh's explaining the value of hunter biden sitting on the burisma board. well, it's for the grand. what does that mean, the brand? if who's the brand? if watch this testimony unfold. so archer says the brand, i think that's why burisma was able to survive for as long as it did. goldman says, because of additional capital or what in no, just because of brand. goldman says, well, i don't understand. how does that have an impact? archer says, well, capabilities to navigate d.c. that they were able to, you know, basically be in the news cycle. i think that preserved them from, you know, a longevity standpoint. that's, like, my honest, that's like really what i -- that's how i think about this holistically k. and goldman says, but how would that work? archer says, because people would be intimidate to mess with them, again, because of the brand. goldman asks, in what way? and archer says, legally. [laughter] this is about getting a prosecutor fired this ukraine. pete: he's

you are on with bill archer. go ahead. caller: good morning. on tax reform, we have been hearing since ronald reagan, trickle-down economics, it has never worked, a consumer-based economy needs consumers to have money in their pockets. as far as health insurance, it is obsolete. insurerera for-profit to pay for my health care, which would cut into the profits, is ridiculous. we need a single-payer system where everybody pays in and everybody benefits. that would be my comment. guest: well, that is a position that a lot of people feel today. i do not think you are by yourself. the problem is is what is on the other side. when we began to get estimates of the cost of a single-payer system, it just goes through the roof. they tried to do it in california, and they found that they absolutely cannot afford it. i think they were looking at something like over $1 trillion in one state for the cost. so everything has a cost. and you mentioned the fact that there are in shares in -- there is insurance that might have to bear part of the cost, and even o

devon archer was one of the key players very close to the biden family.a question of what does he know and what is he going to tell investigators? how close will to get them to solving this mystery about president biden's involvement in the form business deals? >> as vice president joe biden bragged about getting a prosecutor fired who was looking into the burisma company. had put his son and devon archer on its board. you have to wonder what the connection is there. quickset is right. that is right when joe biden was becoming sort of the top u.s. figure dealing with ukraine on behalf of the obama administration. these a burisma board seats were lucrative. up to one year to year presidet biden's make and they were wiring money to devon archer as well. and victor was a general prosecutor to ukraine was ousted during biden's at time of working with ukraine heat later bragged about getting him fired and now the democrats will argue there were many others who thought he was not doing enough to prosecute corruption in ukraine. but at the time he was fired, he

the company teams are professional teams, five archers per team, and there are around 300 of them. and from those 300 is like the national team so if you look here in the uk they have around 10 so the chances of having that number 1 archer are much higher in korea because of that system. >>reporter: while the korean archers couldn't reveal exactly how much they earn as professionals, the fact that a major korean car manufacturer feels the sport is worth sponsoring is an indication of its popularity there. the same cannot be said for the host country... but despite that british number one simon terry believes uk interest in the sport is growing. >>terry: you've just got to look around. you know the members are going up year on year and events like this brings it to people's mind you know ... not just robin hood hero you can see how technical... especially the compound bow... how technical they can be. >>muriel: recurve archery has been an olympic sport since the 1972 olympic games - but world championships have been held since the early 1930's. it is the traditional form of the spor

text messages different deal than devon archer corroborate the story that devon archer was telling in that transcript. biden family name was cash, it was influence, it was access, it was protection. >> sean: well, i mean this is huge. it 'em sos, don't forget the whatsapp message, i am sitting here with my father. $5 million was transferred from the head of the cefc, the oil giant connected to the chinese government to the biden family, after that whatsapp message exchange? is it. >> absolutely. other money changing hands, allocution documents made by the delaware court, you can download the plea deal. millions of dollars hunter biden is getting from the chinese 17 and 18, now think about that. joe biden looked be the camera saying it's not true, my family didn't get chinese money. his son is calling him a liar. devon archer is calling him a liar. the biden family name is what was being sold and it bought protection and access to the foreign clients who wanted it. >> sean: there is a growing cancer emerging and getting -- growing every day around the biden presidency, the walls are cl

neighbors say archer spent time at theh ho visiting a a relative who had recently moved out. the fbi searched the house for ver hours and mod at ast four boxes a and a g. investigators also descended on the delaware cntyo whe archer led with his mother south mal avenue in yeadon. theayor of that small boro says archer was known criminal but ports of possible radicalization, came as a o. >> he has a long criminal cordo he has a long rap sheet. so heas been on our rar reen and i believe he was heduled to be in our cnty court next week f other incident. >> indeed that is right. archer pleaded guilty to charges in philadelphia from 2013 of assault a ring a firearm without a license in delaware cnty, and he had recently been ncted of forgery, altering a document, careless driving andring on a suspended lense. >>> in ft, archerad been set to be sentenced on those charges, three days from right now. >>> "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at penn presbyterian hospital in west philadelphia. jeff, you he heard om both the muslim community and from police. >> reporter: jim, bot

er. -- devon around archer.r to call his father, which he did, and hunter said to his dad, and this is why devon archer's testimony is important, he was there, he said, dad, they need our support. so what happened? joe biden flew to ukraine and told the ukrainians to fire viktor shoken who was the prosecutor investigating burism- david: well, and then he bragged about it. >> he bragged about it, withheld a billion dollars in aid, and then shoken a lot of people, seized to four homes, two plots of land and he was fired and joe biden gave the ukrainians a billion dollars. that's getting really close to direct linkage. david: devon archer is a convicted fraudster. will his testimony lack credibility because of that? >> remember the mock trials in the '80s with gotti? you don't catch folks that commit crimes usually by interviewing nuns and boy scout- david: but you have to have evidence to back up what they're saying. >> sure. no, there's no doubt about it. and that's why we have the bank records. i mean, the biden

archer's bail was denied earlier today.e's expected back in court january 25th for a preliminary hearing. reporting live in west philadelphia, rahel solomon, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, rahel, thank you very much. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for the very latest on the officer's condition. we will have new information tonight on "eyewitness news" after football and of course on our web site cbsphilly.com. >>> the search is on for a gunman who shot and killed a 19-year-old in west philadelphia. police responding to calls of a person with a gun found the victim on north 49th street about 1:30. he was shot several times in the chest arms and legs. anyone with information is asked to contact police right away. >>> also now police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing 16-year-old girl. she was last seen at home on the 3300 block of north 22nd street on december 29th. police say she snow flurries bipolar disorder as well as depression and may be in need of medication. investigators think zariah may b

we have our hand on the devin archer transcripts, we know the truth. >> dan goldman said that archertified that it was the illusion of access to joe biden that hunter biden was offering to these clientses. in fact, when you look at the transcript, illusion of access is in dan goldman's question issue not what devin archer testified to. he says yes, but that is not quite fair. this was about showing that there was the signal there is influence and access here. >> laura: kudos to catherine her ridge for calling that out. that hasn't stopped them from lying. phil bump tweeted just released transcript es haveerates what was said on tv. archer said burisma wanted hunter biden to get prosecutors off their back. they were getting pressure and they requested hunter help with the pressure and during goldman's questioning, he got archer to say burisma wanted hunter on the board so people would be intimidated to mess with them legally. archer revealed then vp joe biden did attend dinners with foreign business associates, including one at famous cafe miknow lao in washington, d.c., just weeks af

devon archer news. >> she is also a fox news contributor. miranda.he white house's response today, they were ready for this question, the answer is the president was not, quote: "in business" with his son. how significant is that shift in rhetoric? original receipt repeated dnts joe biden original campaign and after when he said he knew nothing about his son's hunter overseas business dealings and whenever anybody asked him about it or the odd occasions that journalists got to him he would be very angry and very indignant about the idea that anyone would question his integrity. nwe see because devon archer is about to testify about what he witnessed and what joe biden knows that he witnessed about those meetings between hunter and joe biden and hunter's overseas business partners, they have changed their tune. thought line is joe biden is not in business with his son and you can bet that coming in the future they will be pausing the meaning of in business in glis when devon archer faced his own mere yacht adbusiness problems. hunter biden texted him

who exactly is devon archer and what might he tell them.josh boswell reports archer has been in hiding over what he has to say to congress. he joins us coming up next. every month? car loans can be expensive and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. believe it or not baby... you could earn your...

so who is devon archer?ucas tomlinson has that from the white house tonight. >> reporter: well, good evening, tammy. devon archer is expected to offer new details tomorrow morning about meetings he claims he witnessed where both hunter and his father attended together either in person or over the phone. on "sunday morning futures," the republican chairman of the house oversight committee claims the justice department is trying to intimidate his witness by ordering archer to surrender and bin a prison sentence in a separate matter. >> it's odd that it was or issued on a saturday, and it's odd that it's right before he's scheduled to come in to have an opportunity to speak in front of the house oversight committee and tell the american people the truth about what really went on with burisma. >> reporter: last year archer was sentenced to a year and a a day in jail for swindling a native american tribe out of $60 million many bonds. a judge ordered archer to pay more than $15 million in forfeiture and more than

you founded archer along with tyler and angelie. wwhat is it and does it work? >> archer builds data alysis software for investigators who look at corruption, terror finance, war crimes and human rights. it's a subset amongst a larger set that we find systemic and criminal. we do this in a dual approach. the first is to our flagship product architect which tyler will have some thoughts on and the second is through the partnership's model where we talk toxperts who know how to generate insights from datayi tt are to investigate these issues already. >> i think we choose our partnerships really, really carefully. in particular we'll have the human rights center at barkley. thy're holding bad actors accountable for the atrocitieou >> how areoing that? you're looking at a lot of data and putting it into a frmat that's easier for organizations to read and analyze? >> we do have a partnership like this but we have one major flagship product. we call it architect. this is a big data analysis platform and it organizes different critical public datasets into an intuitive

they sent a notice calling for devin archer's snsz sentencing to be expedited. james comer is calling foul play. >> the letter from the department of justice trying to nudge the judge to go ahead and sentence devin archer for something unrelated to what we'll be talking to him about tomorrow, it is odd it was issued on a saturday and odd it is right before he scheduled to come into have an opportunity to speak in front of the house oversight committee and tell the american people the truth about what went on with burisma. i don't know if this is coincidence or weaponization of the department of justice. >> this is after tuesday appeals court upheld conviction and then the saturday memo comes and archer saying harris through his attorney to be clear, mr. archer does not agree with that speculation. >> harris: i have a couple questions, talking off camera, why in the world would they not not only does he come in when he feels like it, nothing they are threatening to do to him for any of those times. you can't lie to congress, okay. my other question, what deal did

where would you like to take archer from here? >> so over the next few months us three are going to be going full time. that's a big jump for us going from students but we're going with the full commitment, going to this conference and our big focus is to get our products in the hands of as many impactful users as possible and to learn about their problems and impacting that. >> scaling and making money? >> yeah. so a big focus for the next couple of months is also architect, our flagship product, which integrates different critical public datasets and makes them connected so that's what we're focusing on. >> all right. good luck to all of you. alice ma, tyler hines and angelie, thank you. >>> that will do it for us as always. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org. i'm thuy vu. thanks for joining us. ♪ [announcer]funding for p allen smith's garden home is made possible by the following: proven winners - proven winners selects plants for their color, beauty, vigor and flowers that last from spring through fall. you'll find

archer is now in police custody.aders say this incident shows the dangers officers are facing across the nation every day. >>> he's a terrorist. he attacked one of our officers. everybody out there has to keep a vigilant eye open. not only here in philadelphia but around the country. >> officer hartnett remains in critical but stable condition tonight. the homeland security and fbi are also joining with philadelphia police in investigating this shooting. >>> fresh after signing executive action actions on gunl president obama sat down for attain hall meeting with gun rights advocates. >> kevin cork has the latest on the president's gun control agenda. >>> it was a harrowing personal tale. seemed to sum up how many many americans feel about the right to buy gun. >> as a survivor of rape a mother to two small children, you know, it seems like being able to purchase a firearm of my choosing and being able to carry that wherever me and my family are it seem like my basic responsibility as a parent at this point. >> there

devon archer is calling him a liar. there was an influence effort going on in the biden family name was what was being sold and it brought protection and access to the foreign clients who wanted it. >> there is a growing cancer that'she emerging and growingar every day around the biden presidency. the walls are closing in and just as a reminder as they are doing energy deals with ukraine and china, on, on "good morning america" had no experience on ukraine and certainly not inchin china.po john solomonrt, thank you. matt whitaker, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. let's start with youstar tonigh. one of the things we've also been watching is the communist chinese buying up thousands and thousands of acres of ranchland, farmland and landed near military installations in this country.we e why on earth would we ever allow our number one geopolitical flow to do thati wo? i doubt i be allowed to buy make any landed in china for any reason whatsoever?ou can you hear me? >> the thing we need to understand -- i can hear you

archer also revealed that then v.p.ttend dinners with hunter's foreign business associates including one that took place in the spring of 2014 at the famous cafe milano in washington, d.c. now, that dinner was just weeks after burisma wired 3.5 million to an l.l.c. linked to hunter biden and his associates. and then there is this letter first revealed in tucker carlson's interview with devon archer in which vice president joe biden told archer in early 2011 that he was happy that he and hunter were partners. here is how senator josh hawley is going to respond. i can't wait. senator, which of these revelations strikes you as most important here? again, given the spin that we have heard that's evolved over time from both biden and his co-conspirator and the media? >> well, first of all, can i just say that it's not an allusion when the vice president of the united states shows up to dinner with hunter biden and the executives at burisma. when is he is actually there in person. i believe that devon archer testified that he

these text messages, different deal than devon archer directlyth corroborate the story that devon archer was telling. all ofe stor us in that transcrm that came out today, biden family nam e was cash.as it was influence, it was access, it was protection. >> well, i mean, this is hugeos now. it seems and don't forget the whatsapp message. that's where i'm sitting here with my father was in with within less than$5 a week $5e ho million was transferred from the the head of the cfc, t the oil giant connectehed to the chinese government to the biden family. wasn't, after that whatsapp message exchange. >> absolutely. and there's other monies that are changing hands in the allocution documents tha cuments t weree just made public by the delaware court. you can download the plea deal and he's saying there'sting millions of dollars that hunter biden admits he's getting from the chinese just in six orthat.o seven i'm sorry, 17 and 18. now, think about that,n looked joe biden looked in the camera time and again say it's not true. my family didn'tmoney. his s gee money. his son is calling him a lia

the the the fbi is now investigating why archer may have traveled to saudi arabia in 2011 and egypt in012. police say there is no indication that anybody else, was involved in the ambush. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at penn presbyterian where officer hartnett is being treated but first lets go to dann waste air at police headquarters. officials are marveling over the fact that hartnett survived the attack. >> reporter: they sure are, jim. they are marveling, indeed. we are learning from sources tonight that the suspect had recently traveled to the middle east, saudi arabia in 2011, egypt in 2012 and had coverted to islam. question police and investigators are trying to answer tonight is whether or not he had been in contact with radical muslims. the ten seconds of terror were captured on the police surveillance camera. gunman dressed in the white robe, charges toward jesse hartnett a's police cruiser, must will will flashing as he fires off a dozen shots. he reaches in the car with the gun and then runs away. incredibly the officer who was shot three times in the left a

devin archer said that's categorically false.s, quote, aware of hunter's business, he met with hunter's business partners. i recommend that all members of this committee oppose this misguided amendment and i ask to submit to the record devin archer's interview where he says one democratic claim about the biden business categorically false and that was what i just mentioned with respect to joe's involvement, knowledge in businesses. >> without objection, so ordered. now the minority party and chair recognizes -- >> thank you, mr. chairman. i quickly want to clarify that when i mentioned that the majority had run to the press and misrepresented what happened in that interview yesterday, the point was that they misrepresented what happened in the interview and i know that for a fact because somebody shared with me the text message that the republican staff sent around all the and i also heard directly from the press. >> thank you very much. fascinated by this exchange because most committees i've been on when the transcripts are rel

archer's testimony. we are going to read everything tomorrow congresswoman, thank you for joining us. we welcome you back to fill us in on what you guys learn. >> thank you. eric: take care. arthel: eric, thank you tomorrow the third person to face charges at mar-a-lago classified document case is set to be arraigned. carlos a long time mar-a-lago employee, the property manager is accused of trying to get security footage deleted in mr. trump's florida resort. reportedly at mr. trump's request. he was named a third defendant in a superseding indictment released on thursday. his family has reportedly said he feels like he was trapped for the new document also adds three additional charges for the former president on top of the 37 he is already facing. eric: georgia wife of former college football player in nfl player has been arrested and charged in the bahamas for allegedly plotting to kill her estranged husband. senior correspondent steve harrigan has more from atlanta on the shocking case. >> at his ri

police have searched archer, one of which is just around the corner from the me. sources didn't say they found any weapons, bombs, or isis materials but that they did find a and they're combing through them, which should take several days. >> steve, thank you. >>> we are learning more tonight about two men, one in text, one in california, who terrorism-related charges and accused of having ties to isis. blake mccoy has more tonight on that story. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after leaving federal court in hardan defending his loyalty to america. >> he comes to america. i love america. my muz husband loves america too. with his family in houston, is now accused of trying to travel overseas to join isis. authorities say he was communicating with another iraqi refugee, as al jayab, a 23-year-old college student living in sacramento. authorities believe aws mohammed younis al jayab did join the fight, traveling from the u.s. to turkey, then into syria. earlier that year, his criminal complaint alleges he was contacted by a man in texas, believed to be al hardan, wh

archer then captured a block away. >> i do have a male in custody and a gun recovered. say archer told them his attack was inspired by islam and that he pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. friday night, federal investigators carried away evidence from homes linked to archer. >> he seemed like a cool guy. i wouldn't have expected nothing like this from him. >> reporter: neighbor donald king says he's known the suspect for more than 15 years. >> he could have said isis. that's pretty possible, but like people need to evaluate his mental health, you know, not isis. he might not be in his >> reporter: questions remain about trips he took to saudi arabia and e egypt and how he came to poe cess the stolen gun. officer hartnett remains in the hospital in critical but stable condition. police have searched two homes related to archer, one of which is just around the corner from the shooting scene behind me. sources didn't say they found any weapons, bombs, or isis materials but that they did find a computer and phones and they're combing through them, which should take several days. >

archer fired a dozen shots. officer pgh jesse hartnett with his arm severely injured gets out of the car and shoots back hitting archer. officers responded to his call for help and arrested archer. authorities know he traveled to saudi arabia in 2011 and egypt in 2012. there is no evidence he had actual ties to terrorists. he shot pgh jesse hartnett because the officer defends laws that are contrary to the q'uran. >>> he follows allaw and that's the reason -- allah, and that's the reason he did this. >>> we know police raided two locations yesterday believed to be connected to the suspect. one of the raise happened at 61 61st and pine street blocks away from the shooting scene. fbi searched the house for several hours and removed at least four boxes and a bag. >>> the last philadelphia police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty was robert wilson, wilson was killed while protecting customers inside a north philadelphia game stop last manner. he was buying a gift for his son when he stopped two arm

but, this run coming up, not archer's to earn. betz gets the nice bounce over first base, ortiz no threat to throw to third, relay by soussa jr. to ortiz ends up coming home. that is the winning run. red sox beat the rays final 2- 1. >>> buccaneer kicker aguayo got an earful from ticket holders at tuesday's practice. browns players in for joint workouts this week must have been amused to see the fans being him after he miss -- booing him consecutive kicks. after he gave one -- whoever it is, better get into this kid's head because right now that has scrambled eggs. >> he's struggling a little bit right now. he's not to work his way through -- got to work his way through it. we talked to him. he knows what he has to do. he's working through it. >> is there any question you bring in someone else? camp? >> that would be -- question you would need to talk to jason about but i wouldn't think that's an option but that would be a question for jason. >> in times like this, it fills you up so -- down the road in the future you are a lot st

what can we expect from devon archer?t overstate the importance of devon archer's testimony because this is by all accounts, his former close business partner expected to testify he bore firsthand witness. he is under his own prosecution facing possible prison sentence and has nothing to lose now but to tell the truth as this is being uncovered. two things happened, we are looking at devon archer's testimony, expected to say 2 dozen cases to hunter and his father, vice president biden on conference calls, the president is not in business with his son. a change in rhetoric, president biden said i knew nothing about my son's dealings, devon archer will connect the dots and put him on at least 2 dozen phone calls. rachel: that is a big lie that was told. >> that judge asked specifically the prosecution if hunter was under investigation for overseas dealings, she said yes. could you charge him with a foreign agent registration act and the prosecution said yes, defense said we are not in on this and the deal fell apart but tha

today, 30-year-old edward archer was arraigned on eight charges including attempted murder, assaulting a law enforcement officer, and illegally possessing a firearm. was a stolen 9 millimeter police service weapon and that archer shot at 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett in an unprovoked attack at point-blank range at least 11 times. hartnett was struck three times in the arm before somehow staggering out of his squad car and returning fire. archer then captured a block away. >> i do have a male in custody and a gun recovered. >> reporter: police say archer told them his attack was inspired by islam and that he pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. friday night, federal investigators carried away evidence from homes linked to archer. >> he seemed like a cool guy. i wouldn't have expected nothing like this from him. >> reporter: neighbor donald king says he's known the suspect for more than 15 years. >> he could have said isis. that's pretty possible, but like people need to evaluate his mental health, you know, not isis. he might not be in his sane mind right now. >> reporter:

l where would yke to take archer from here? >> so over the next few months us three are going to be going time. that's a big jump for us going from students but 're going with the full commitment, going to this conference and our big cus is toget our products in the hands of as many impactful users as possible and to learn about their problems and impacting that. >> scaling and making money? >> yeah. so a big focus for the next couple of months is also architect, our flagship product, which integrates different critical public datasets and makes them connected so that's what we're focusing on. >> all lght. gok to all of you. alice ma, tyhires and angelie, thank you. > that will do it for us as always. you can find more of our coverage at kqed.org. i'm uy vu. thanks for joining us. robert: the summit is set, june 12 in singapore. president trump andhe north korean leader together. i'm robert costawe. discuss the hopes and challenges of u.s. foreign policy in north korea and with the iran nuclear deal. night on "washington week."

that suspect's name is iz ward archer. fbi agents took items from his west philadelphia home this afternoon. investigators say archer fired more than a dozen shots at officer hartnett at point blank range and the gun used in the crime was a police firearm stolen back in october 2013. officer jesse hartnett was shot three times but is expected to survive. we'll have more on officer hartnett's injuries and what lies ahead for his recovery, but our team coverage begins with nbc 10's george spencer who's been gathering the latest updates from police. do police know anything else about the motive? >> reporter: that's what they are working with the fbi right now to figure out. at this point, though, investigators say they simply do not have hard evidence that would directly connect him to a larger network. nor do they have evidence, though, that would indicate he strictly acted alone. it is the clearest shooting video some detectives have ever seen, the suspect in the flowing white robe approaches with arm extended. the flashes

possibly archer's grandmother a's home. sources tell "eyewitness news" archer had key on him as he was trying to make his way back to that home, after the the shooting, when he was caught. the here's what neighbors had to say tonight. >> i basically was shocked when they said, somebody from yah den. i was a little surprised when they said it was him. i was really sad. so, you know, you could not a associate any characteristic about it other than he would come and go. >> investigators have been on the scene for several hours and they have just started to remove boxes from the the house, no worth on what might be inside those boxes, but it is all part of the early stages of this investigation, we will have much more on this, coming up, at 6:00 o'clock. live from yah den delaware county, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, diane a be sure to stay with cbs for for latest on the ambush of officer jesse hartnett. when we're not on tv get latest any time at cbs philly.com. >>> it was also a close call for a bos

in "archer.ular roles. those characters couldn't be more opposite and yet, it is the same guy i can't wait to talk to him. but before we get to all of that, the president held yet another rally where people were packed close together, despite the coronavirus pandemic after telling his supporters that virtually nobody is affected by a disease that has killed at least 200,000 americans. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: the president has been traveling the country holding big rallies with people packed closely together, often without masks and putting americans in danger in order to make himself feel better. and remember, viruses get passed on, so he's potentially exposing people who aren't even at his rallies to the spread of coronavirus, all because the adoration of his fans soothes his ego. just a tip, if you're a cashier at the chick-fil-a closest to the rally venue, you might consider dressing like the bad guys from "e.t." and by the way, this isn't hypothetical we al

. >> the.suspect was caught neern, edward archer confessed to the crime and said why he did it. >> he pledges allegiance to islamic state, follows allah and that's why he was committed to doing this. >> committing this cowardly act in the name of islam, according to him he believes that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the koran. >>> stolen from another police officer's home two years ago, the shooting has nothing to do with islam or the islamic faith. >> in no way shape or form does anyone believe that islam or the teaching of islam has anything to do with what you see on the screen. it is abhorrent and terrible and doesn't represent the religion or its teachings. >> to determine if archer has been communicating with i.s.i.l. in any way or downloading online propaganda. archer has been arrested before on a variety of charges including aggravated assault and firearms violations. and according to the philadelphia inquirer newspaper, archer's mother says he has suffered head injuries and has been suffering from symptoms that his family recommended he get medic

archer confessed to the crime and told investigators he did it in the name of ice is. archer's lawyers filed a motion to suppress that statement, arguing that the detectives did not properly inform their client of his miranda rights but wednesday judge leon tucker disagreed allowing the confession to be used as evidence, as the trial onthis morning. archer face as tempted murder and aggravated justice center i'm trang do for cbs rahel, back to you. >>> right new police are a man near philadelphia's city hall this happened aroun street. the 24 year-old was shot in the wrist andhased right before the shooting, and police say that the victim i investigation, no arrests have been made, no word on a >>> this morning a man is waking up behind bars accused of murdering his her body for days. disturbing discovery was made avenue in east falls. a family member asked for aom t victim 49 year-old tammy blount for a couple of on monday from stabbing and blunt force t year-old son >> he had some mental understanding at this point he was not taking his medication. guess you cannot b

authorities say 30-year old edward archer confessed to the shooting, which involved a nine-millimeter pistol stolen from an officer's home in 2013. archer told authorities he a ambushed 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett in the name of isis. >> shots are fired. >> the officer shot three times could have easily been killed, commissioner richard ross along with fbi officials are looking into the suspect's alleged motives. >> is this in fact connected to a terrorist organization? >> he would say that and we don't know, but he certainly doesn't strike me as a guy who about him, stopping just short of implicating himself too much or certainly anyone else. >> cbs news has learned the fbi is investigating two overseas trips archer made to cairo in 2011 and saudi arabia in 2012. archer's arrest record includes aggravated assault, weapons charges, and terrorist threats in 2012, in that case he was accused of pointing a gun at a man. and in 2013, he was arrested again on an illegal gun possession charge. at the home where police say archer lived with his mother, no one answered the door, the tw

after the shooting archer told police he pledges allegiance to isis.f-b-i director visited hart- nett in the hospital but says at this point there's no evidence archer was part of an organized terror cell. the world famous harlem globe - trotters are making their way around the bay area. to promote several upcoming games in san jose and oakland. today, the team posted a video of the players. making some trick shots at alcatraz island and dribbling around the prison. players were also spotted walking through bart trains. and even made a stop at our studio earlier this week. the team will play seven games at the s-a-p center and oracle arena. between friday the 15th and january 24th. this is the 90th year the globetrotters have been delighting fans in sports.the big news of course. the 49ers have a new head coach. we'll show you who. .and kobe bryant plays in oakland for the final time. gary has the highlights.and all the sports. coming up. 7 >> gary :kobe bryant said last stand in the bay area--bryant's last stand the warriors took on the los angeles la

that's what devon archer told lawmakers hunter biden was selling. >> bill: archer says hunter repeatedly put his dad on the speakerphone while off with clients all over the world. he witnessed that more than 20 times over the course of a decade. >> dana: he says it was a big part of how hunter called clients on the biden brand. does it qualify as a smoking gun? >> bill: democrats pointed out archer said biden never talked business with his son's clients. republicans say the evidence is piling up. >> every day this bribery scandal becomes more credible. let's look at what devon archer testified today. he said that not only was joe biden on the phone over 20 times with people including the burisma executives talking about whatever, even though the president denied that he never spoke to any of these people. of course, we know, yeah, the brand was totally joe biden. the guy with the power and connections in d.c. >> dana: team fox coverage. jonathan turley and andy mccarthy have analysis. first to chad pergram live on capitol hill. >> republicans say this was about selling influence and the