house gop officials are demanding answers about hunter biden's chinese secretary now, jackie bau, whoto the chinese communist party. a leaked text from bau to hunter back in 2018 says, quote, uncle he joe should run for president in 2020. this as miranda divine's new article outlines a forensic examination of the hunter biden infamous labtop. the 654 page report finds 459 alleged crimes committed by hunter biden, six alleged crimes committed by joe biden. new york post columnist miranda divine joins us now. great to see you this morning. thank you for being here. the ccp was using honey pots as well on the biden family. what can you tell us that you believe is most important out of this hunter biden laptop report? >> good morning, maria. look, i think they that this is really a very thorough kind of comb-through with a legal lens of the laptop which if you remember is a complete mess and so i think marco polo's done a valuable service by actually in a very forensic manner going through every single document and sort of tracking down in their view with legal experts what constitute act

the deadly crime scene stretching for more than two miles after policeay aving re, mmity in is heavy bau we don't have answers as to why this tragedy occurred. >> reporter: authority say the teenage suspect, now in police custody, began his shooting spree in this residential area thursday evening. frantic 911 calls pouring in. >> there's a kid running around out here with a shotgun. he shot somebody. >> the shootings occurred in the streets, the neighborhood, but the suspect fled towards the greenway. >> reporter: police urging people to stay indoors as they race to capture the gunman. >> really scary. we have been here for like 25 years, and it's too much. >> reporter: tonight, a law enforcement official telling abc news the suspected shooter is related to one of those killed. of the seven people shot, five are dead, including tracy howard's wife, 52-year-old nicole conners. >> she was just a kind person, she was a good person. she didn't deserve anything like this. >> reporter: also killed, 49-year-old susan carnat, a mother of three. 34-year-old mary marshall, a navy vet, just days fr

bau is the first panorama detail in the modern history of the city. a tough and principled discussion of the situation with prices in the consumer market took place today in the palace of independence. we all go to stores and see price tags, sometimes it is enough to cross the road in another store. they are already different it’s far from a fact that, in addition to random price juggling, there are enough to go down, mediation thrives on accompanying problems sky-high figures appear due to certain loopholes, for example, under the guise of labeling a new product is still a shock, import prices, which include exchange rate risks, and domestically produced goods are the largest trading networks are deliberately forced out of the shelves. in general, thieves of the problems of part of the solution of these issues were a number of instructions from the head of state and unequivocally, looking at all these facts. the president is unhappy with his work pricing government. many proposals are not far-sighted at all. the topic concerns every belarusian family

it is either because people did not take yesterday's earthquake willhoe i bau there earthquakit up-to-date.topped and bu not, make sure that is a priority. i am going to make sure i do that. zach fuentes, abc 7 news. dan: let's hope the latter is the case. our originals documentary, the earthquake affect, really wheels -- reveals the potentially deadly -- mistreatment on the abc 7 bay area news app. you will also find it on abc7news.com. karina: four of the five suspects in the armed robbery of a popular san jose bakery are in custody. we showed you the surveillance video in august. five people walking into peter's bakery at 1:20 in the morning. >> the suspects made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. however, surveillance cameras in the area captured what vehicle they were in. our robbery detectives launched a very thorough investigation. yesterday we arrested four of the five suspects responsible for that robbery. karina: three of those arrested were juveniles. police say one of them was wearing and ankle monitor. police credit the use of automated license plate readers in this case. the su

. >> it's a good question in the fbi and bau where we work serial murder cases, the first thing we wouldarn more about the offender. and in this case these victims are random. they're not chosen because of their age or because of their background or their race. they are chosen randomly. but they are also chosen because it's late at night and they're alone and vulnerable. those to me look like the criteria. it happens to be a range of age in these victims. so that variation from scene to scene tells us it's more random. and the selection again is based on availability, being alone and being vulnerable. i think those are the criteria the offender is using actually. >> to catch somebody like this, is it really a wait and see what the next move is, what the next mistake is, or is it based on all the clues we had earlier, all-out real search for the commonalities again? >> i do believe that it's an all-out search. when you have five crimes, seven crimes committed outside, this offender cannot go back and make up for the mistakes he made in prior cases. you run the risk of having been caught o

is it because th cnot be distinguished or bau those wetlands affectater quality of navigable waters? >> the main answer is precisely the rationale that bayview gave. in delineating true waters,ne will have to pick a point at which land ends andat begins. in that intermediate zone there will be things like wetlands. if you read it carefully, it looks to me as though we were talking about the rationale, not corees. that we were saying the difficulty of being able to tell land from water is the reason that the core thought it should or could include abutting wetlands. but it does not suggest that that was congress's reasonin the congress said sometng about wetlands. because it would be too diict to distinguish. is there something in the text or the statute that points to that concern as beg one of congress? >> i would go back again to the definition text. congress used the term water. congress knew about wetlan. they knew about how wetlan affect water quality even in 1972. on pages four and five we cite a nuerf examples. in the years leading up to 1972 we con explicitly and other types