the delaware governor was just introduced. and then i wonder, too, oren, as we're waiting for the president who was just introduced as well, at least verbally, i'm wondering if this ceremony is kind of dual purpose. a, was there a decision that this was absolutely necessary particularly after covid, it was a submerged commissioning of this ship, but the other purpose is that this is the u.s.'s opportunity to flex its muscle, particularly during this russian invasion of ukraine. is that a stretch or is there some correlation? and there's the president. i'll have to cut you off if the president starts to speak. you go for now. >> reporter: there is, of course, a message behind any of these commissioning ceremonies, especially with a tool, a weapon, as powerful as a u.s. attack submarine, and that's a message not only to russia, but to the world, the power of the u.s. military force. was it necessary in terms of the culture and the tradition and history behind the navy, yes, this will be a part of any commissioning. we do expect

, the delaware river, the delaware bay, and the atlantic ocean. well, you saw what happened, by the way, down on the gulf. you saw what happened in louisiana when they had that -- you know, it matters whether that -- there's a wetlands. they're significantly more consequential than seawalls. in order to help bring more of those nature-based solutions into our planning, we have to move quickly. and with this executive order on earth day, we're also showing this moment of maximum threat and urgency can also be a moment of enormous hope and enormous opportunity. you know, that we -- you know, that we carry in heart and mind the image of the ideal place, the right place, the one true home, known or unknown, actual or visionary. i know you all feel it. and you wouldn't be sitting here in the cold with your coats not on if you didn't. so i'm now going to sign this executive order. and i think we're going to make -- i just think this is the beginning of a new day. and we're going to just have to overtake the opposition on this. i really mean it. so thank

i am a member of the delaware tribe of indians. that's our colonial name delaware. i was actually came from a british colonial governor. sir thomas west now the lineup a people. became known as the delaware throughout this historic period of time. but as we encountered more and more of the europeans again the dutch followed by the british. and then ultimately the americans as as the hunger for more land and opportunity to to have a free and independent land to live on they displaced the original people who are already free and independent people living on that land. that's the linopic. these are stories and much of what you will see in this exhibit. will tell our story of how we were forced away from our homeland in an environment in a theater of war. after a while we became war refugees if you listen to the news or watch the news and you see about other countries and and people did being displaced in their own country and the theater of war. well, that's what the lenape went through. and so this exhibit will not only tell that story and there's an there there's a e

but delaware state. delaware state. they launched me into my career, not a joke. i got elected to the united states senate when i was 29 years old, chancellor. i had to wait 17 days to be eligible to be sworn in, true story. and it would not have happened and i won by arousing 3021 votes. and it would not have happened without delaware state. most people don't realize delaware has the eighth largest black population in america. and the fact is that is as i say and claremont, delaware, where i was raised in a steel town in delaware, you brought me to the dance. but here's the deal, i've got to jessica never in my can who was slightly partial north carolina. -- i got an administrator in my cabinet who is partial to north carolina. of course, you never hear michael bragging about the place. as long as you do not have your hearing aid on. but look, he is a proud aggie and welcome back to the campus, michael. let me tell you, talking about some incredible students here today, i know i'm michael is so proud of this school. i really mean it. a and t is an extraordinary,

but delaware state -- [laughter] delaware state launch three in my career.ad to wait 17 days to be eligible to be sworn in. that wouldn't have happened. i want by a lousy 3021 votes. that would not have happened without delaware state. delaware has the eighth largest population in america. as i say in claymont, delaware, i got a member of my cabinet who is also -- michael reagan. [applause] you never hear michael bragging about the place. as long as you don't have your hearing aid on. [laughter] he is a proud aggie. welcome back to the camp's, michael. talking about incredible students here today, i know i'm michael is so proud of this school. anc is an extraordinary institution. deliverance on that sacred promise, we made america. every race, every background, every zip code, should have a fair and equal chance to go as far as their gift from god can take them. you are giving people an opportunity to take advantage. that is why i reestablish the president's board on hbcus. not one but two anc along. willie gains, are you here? [applause] also a proud north

he left, departed wearing the ball cap of the "uss delaware." tell me more about what the pentagon said as it pertain oss to this commitment ukraine. >> reporter: yeah. commit suspect a great word, fretd. the pentagon says this latest package shows how invested the biden administration is in the security and the sovereignty of ukraine. they said that this latest package now brings their total up to about $1.6 billion that the pentagon has really aligned to ukraine for its own assistance. you're right, it does come after ukraine continuously asks for more advanced weaponry including those fighter jets that the biden administration says it just would not be practical to ship. but, again, we just heard from the president just now right next to the "uss delaware," though he did not directly mention ukraine, he did talk about security and how that naval capacity provides security not only for the u.s. but for its nato allies, something that has been a big, big part of the u.s.' response to this russian invasion into ukraine. just this week we note th

qualified individuals to serve on delaware's highly respected courts. over the past three decades, justice breyer has helped forge principled compromises to protect the constitutional rights of all americans and to uphold the rule of law. during a small ceremony at the white house in january, web justice breyer first announced that he would be retiring, he brought with him a pocket copy of the u.s. constitution. and in his brief remarks, justice breyer reminded us of how lincoln and washington and so many other giants of american history have described that document, our constitution. they described it as an experiment as justice breyer reminds us, during the time of washington and lincoln, there were plenty of folks who doubted our system of government could ever work, who said that's a great idea in principle, but it will never work, at least not for long. as justice breyer said that day, it's our job to show them that it does work, and it will continue to work. mr. president, our constitution is made -- is maybe possibly the greatest experiment in de

we're live in delaware with more.as commissioned a couple of years ago but at the beginning of covid. so it wasn't possible to hold an event like this. as such, the sub has a commissioning at sea submerged. the first submarine to have a commissioning like that, and this is being called the commissioning commemoration, this will be the ceremony that you normally see at a commissioning. speaking today, president joe biden, as well as first lady jill biden. she's the sponsor of the submarine. she attends the milestones and becomes a part of the submarine's culture. it's a virginia class attack submarine here and this is what we'll be looking for as we go on throughout the day, throughout speeches. one of the key questions, will biden speak about ukraine at all? will he make any mention of it in his comments? just last night the biden administration approving 300 million more dollars in security assistance to ukraine and interestingly, mentioning quite specifically the systems that will be sent over. we haven't seen that

and another stat, by the way, he was the only president ever born in delaware, delaware, ohio.laughter] >> host: so, mr. rubino, first of all, is this book self-published in. >> guest: yes, it is. >> host: and what's that process like for you in. >> guest: yeah, it's interesting. there are definitely pros and cons for it. the main pro is the editorial cession. the con is you have to do a lot of the promotion yourself. this one i'm basically using a lot of contacts that i made to promote it myself, but basically you pretty much write it and then you do all the ed etorial -- editorial discretion, and then it's pretty much if ready. you use a subsidiary of amazon.com, and then you go out and get endorsements for the back. so it's basically you write a book yourself, you publish it yourself, and if you don't have an actual publicist, you promote it yourself as well with. >> host: just one more piece of self-serving news, you dedicated it to c-span. >> guest: yes. i think that's probably unprecedented. i don't know of anybody else who has done that, but i was thinking, should i dedi

for decades from delaware, but you know, i think there are people on both sides of the aisle who have profited from selling their influence and i think you know washington is a very corrupt town dare i say and and i'm not sure if if people have really come to grips with that. yeah, thank you. more questions from the audience okay, please. miranda thank you for being here tonight. i read your book. it's wonderful everybody. you're really good writer. i'm a slow reader and i read your book in like two hours. so thank you. it was disturbing and on so many accounts, but the one thing i thought was really interesting. i really glad you put it in the book was about his teeth. oh, yeah, because he was a heavy drug user. and a crack user and as many of you know when you use drugs like that, it does affect the teeth, so i thought that was interesting. so could you comment on that? yeah, it was one of the most arresting photos in there was hunter. i can't remember the exact number. i think it's like $80,000 that he spent at a dentist called smiles in on 57th street in midtown new york and and t

that is in delaware, that probe is going on there with a grand jury in delaware.tate. you make a good point. voters may want to know what individuals, lobbying firms are getting access. we're talking about trillions of dollars in government spending too. >> yes, exactly. not just the voicer to logs. early on, the biden white house was not publishing which always is done, the schedules of the president and the vice president. they took down the comment line. they took down the citizen petition line. there are all kinds of things this white house has done to basically shield this president. this is not, remember when they talked about being the most transparent president in history? this is the most clandestine president in history and it began with a campaign where he basically wouldn't come out of his basement. what do we have now? a president who won't answer questions freely. rarely has press conferences. does very few interviews. all of that kind of wraps up this presidency in a paper ball that is opaque and honestly, voters need to know more about what the pre

and then the several thousand people on the delaware river and among thest folks in the crowd.doctor joe biden. and then to stand and hold hands to recite the preamble to theth constitution which began something like this. we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union it says a more perfect union. why is that? because the framers understand the sabeanti experiment and it's up to each generation that follows to decide how this experiment will succeed and then to face those that the great experiment that this would never work and then on days like this to show that it does still work and the nomination is proof that indeed we have made the nation more perfect over time for generations of americans to work togetherin to cross party lines and state lines and to make a nomination like as possible. like many americans i have seen remarkable progress in my lifetime. and in a coal mining town in west virginia just north of greensboro. known as a last couple the confederacy. and then in 1865. and in the last meeting doing that in a few days before we surrender

nbc's ali arouzi is in lviv, gary grumbach is in delaware., talk to me about these evacuations today. >> reporter: hi, katy. there's been a lot of evacuations today. we're hearing up to 4,000 people have been evacuated from some of the really bad hot spots in the east of the country, which is a good sign, but also the situation in mariupol remains terrible. i mean, a few thousand people have been evacuated, but it's still a trickle, given how bad the situation is in mariupol. it's a cascading disaster. the red cross couldn't get in yesterday. a few thousands people managed to leave in private cars, risking the journey by themselves to get through russian check points, but as you know, the russians didn't allow that much needed humanitarian aid to get into mariupol or that convoy of buses to get in to get a hot of people out of there. even though the people in that city are besieged, they don't have water, electricity, gas, they weren't letting essential supplies in or some of those up to 170,000 people trapped there to get out in large number

uss delaware, he prays u.s.enses. >> as your commander-in-chief, i believe it is our sacred obligation as a nation to prepare to put the troops we sent into harm's way and to care for them and their families while they return home. >> the president spent the rest of the weekend here in wilmington with family but getting regular updates from his national security team in washington on all things ukraine. jon: davis, live in wilmington delaware for the president is, thank you. let's bring in doctor rebecca grant, national security and military analyst, independent research and fox news contributor, you heard the numbers there from david, $2.3 billion provided to ukraine in military hardware from the united states, is it enough? >> been enough along with the training we've provided a few years previously to give ukraine a wonderful record so far, so impressed how they've done coordinating their attacks with intelligence and surveillance but they will need more ammunition as they face a tough and closer fight agains

attorney in delaware.he son of delaware's favorite son is being investigated for this. and let's remember what he is being investigated for. he is being investigated basically influence-peddling, a guy totally unqualified for the jobs he has held, getting an enormous amount of money. now we know there are emails suggesting there was a cut, somebody was talking about a cut for the big guy. we don't know who the big guy is, and that comment was not from the president himself, but the point is it is a serious criminal investigation and if should be handled by a special counsel. the tax dodge from the very beginning is of completely different variety. that is just political hypocrisy but the hunter biden thing is a serious criminal tax investigation. elizabeth: the taxing that tripped up bill and hillary clinton during whitewater. they got their bank loan forgived, just wiped out by madison guarranty. that is constructive receipt of income. they didn't report it on the tax returns. that was the hook that got k

the florida governor also know that he's going to send immigrants to sanctuary states like delaware. can drop off their credit card payments. >> contractor to dumping people who are legal from southern texas and we are going to go after their ability to do business under biden is dumping people, which he has dunked people at 2:00 a.m., they haven't done it lately but the data many months ago. we now have money where we can reap route them to to sanctuary states like delaware. >> they should have amnesty international investigate some of those flights. the reality the crisis is confronted in states like texas and florida for the situation i in their own backyard but it's democrats i got us into this miss on the first place so who better to deal with it. democrats in places like delaware in dc if they're not already booking flights to florida and texas. >> can we do this? you can't force people on buses? can they actually do this? >> i think the federal government will have ways of stopping them. but i love the idea. >> it really is a good idea. think about all those things that politi

delaware. in his speech , mr biden highlighted the importance of the submarines work to strengthen us security. and spoke about his obligation to the u. s military and military families. it's a true passion for jill. and for our entire family. as your commander in chief. i believe it is our sacred obligation as a nation to prepare and equip those troops that we send into harm's way and to care for them and their families. when they returned home. uss delaware, is original commissioning ceremony was scheduled for april of 2020, but it was canceled due to the covid 19 pandemic. it becomes the first ever navy vessel to be commissioned while underwater. homicide investigators in san jose are searching for clues in a deadly shooting this morning. it happened in the 1900 block of a born road just after 7:15 a.m. officers say they found one man with at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. this is saying jose's fifth homicides so far this year. police haven't released any suspect information

we have more chickens in delaware then you have in the entire midwest. all kidding aside, it is a big industry in delaware. and my state is a very rural state. the largest city outside wilmington is almost 20,000 people. it is a rural state. we want to get verbal communities engaged. knowing you have a buyer gives farmers something they do not often have. peace of mind. certainty about where the product can be sold at a fair price point. second, it creates good paying jobs. 400,000 jobs are directly and indirectly supported by this industry nationwide. third, it reduces our reliance on foreign oil. [applause] pres. biden: stretches the supply. and fourth, it gives you a choice at the pump. when you have a choice, you have competition. when you have competition, you have better prices. there is less harm to the environment, lower greenhouse gas emissions. and it helps cattle producers and lowers their costs. this is an industry with a tremendous future. i set the goal of zero carbon for the aviation sector. i spoke with the major heads of the airlines. yo

delaware senator carper chaired the hearing.

more states are incorporating the state of delaware everyday. i survived several elections in that state. here's the deal, the fact is, there are 50 in the top 500 corporations in america last year have made a total of $40 billion in profit. they did not pay one single penny. not one. the average percent of billionaires -- pay is about 3.9%. pay your fair share. we can do all of these things. by the way, one last thing, you know, the budget i submitted my first budget in the past. it became law. cut the federal deficit by $350 billion. we cut the deficit. [applause] the budget i proposed this year, if it comes to total for ocean this year would cut the deficit by $1 trillion. so when my republican start to talk about big spenders and the reason there is inflation, take a look, take a look. we cut the deficit drastically. so look, we are making progress. over the course of my presidency , i created 7.9 million new jobs. more jobs -- [applause] more jobs created in the first 14 months of any president created. over 424,000 manufacturing jobs. unem

attorney in delaware we are seeing increasingly hunter biden's transactions with joe biden on others talked about are being investigated. the question is, at the end of the day if they want to bring serious foreign corrupt practices act, antibribery allegations against hunter biden, they're going to have to get the permission of the attorney general merrick garland. my concern is plastic fusion discussion will be exercised with respect to all these things at the end of the day. see whether or not the american people get the accountability they been looking for, for so long. maria: we will see if merrick garland the current sitting biden ag will tip the scales. you are the only intelligence official who told us the truth. we've got the "new york post" cover here with the spies that lied because 50 intelligence agents signed their name on the dotted line to say that laptop was disinformation. but you came on this program and online program and foxbusiness morning with maria and said no there's no intelligence that indicated this to be a russian disinformation. >> this was a coordinated

the secret service claims that they have no records of anybody who visits biden and delaware.ould be possible that they don't catalogue as they should. it is very clear in the laptop in the other e-mail collections that we have from bevan cooney and i believe miranda has that collection as well. instances are chinese officials, ccp officials and businessmen came to the white house in 2011 and they appear in the white house visitors logs meeting with certain officials but there is no mention of a meeting with vice president joe biden. if you go back and look at their social media and some of their web statements for the indicate that they met with vice president joe biden at that time. when you trace it back you see there was a meeting that was on the official white house visitors log in one room and joe biden's office with next-door. to me this is extremely troubling because what it means they're trying to conceal who joe biden is actually meeting with. there's other examples that miranda cited from ukraine and kazakhstan. this is a pattern when political figures are trying to

we'll be looking for other locations like delaware, biden's home state to make sure that people in delaware are going to see what the people in texas are having to grapple with. >> martha: you know, i don't know why any state should be off the list of lists that migrants can be sent. >> it's discriminatory not to include all states in this program that we've been watching play out. staying with you for a second on this. your authority has been challenged on this. jen psaki has challenged it from the podium and others have said that border enforcement has been a federal responsibility. how are you dealing with that? are these people volunteering to get on these buses to go to washington and potentially delaware? >> so what jen psaki has said is valid. border security has always been a federal responsibility until the biden administration. the biden administration has abandoned this responsibility to secure the border, even more dangerous the biden administration has abandoned responsibility for national security because martha, as you know, there's been almost two dozen people during the ter

with florida's governor desantis saying he will bust them to delaware.bbott wants to send them to the steps of the capitol as he is planning to give those people the option to go to d.c. it is not only republicans who are outraged over wiping away title 42. democrats are as well, joining a bipartisan group of senators fighting to keep it in place until there is a detailed plan to stop the expected surge. this comes of morale is already low among border patrol agents who say they feel defeated, demoralized, and unwanted. governor abbott of texas says he's about to take action. he explains why early on fox. >> this clearly is unprecedented. high volume that the united states and states like texas are ill-equipped to be able to deal with, and the biden administration has no idea about the chaos this has stoked. you think americans are angry about inflation right now? wait until they see the chaos that is going to occur on the border because a bite and open border >> harris: biden never fails to bring unexpected people together. tammy. >> tammy: it is intere

attorney in delaware who was hired by the previous president. but that is still not sitting well with many of the president's critics who want more answers and they want a special prosecutor. correspondent david spunt shows us tonight from the justice department. good evening, david. >> bret, tonight we are learning

all kidding aside, it's a big industry in delaware. my state, everybody thinks is a industrial state. its a very rural state. the largest city outside of the main city of wilmington, delaware, is 150,000 people is 20,000 people. it's a rural state. so we understand about getting rural communities engaged and being able to make -- be able to make it generally. all of that corn in the silos is from farmers within 60 miles from here. knowing you have a buyer gives farmers peace of mind, certitude where they can be sold and get a fair price for it. second, creates good paying jobs be. over 400,000 jobs directly and indirectly supported by this industry nationwide. a lot of people. a lot of paychecks and good decent paychecks. third, reduces our reliance on foreign oil. adding this fuel to our gasoline. [applause] fourth, it gives you a choice at the pump. when you have a choice, you have competition. >> when you have competition, you have better prices. in addition to all that less harm to the environment, lower greenhouse gas emissions an

all kidding aside, it is a big industry in delaware.n my state, everybody thinks it is an industrial state. it is a very rural state. the largest of the outside of the main city is almost 150,000 people is 20,000 people. it is a rural state. for we understand all getting rural communities engaged in making them general. all of that corn in the silos is from farmers within 60 miles of here. knowing you have a buyer gives farmers something they don't always have. peace of mind. certainty about where their product can be sold and get a fair price for it. second, it creates good paying jobs. it is estimate of their over 400 thousand jobs directly and indirectly supported by this industry. nationwide. a lot of people. a lot of paychecks and good decent paychecks. third, it reduces reliance on foreign oil. it habits feel -- it adds fuel to our gasoline. 10%, 15%, even more. it gives you a choice at the pump. when you have a choice, you have competition. when you have competition, you have better prices. addition to all that you have less harm

delaware once again hiding in the basement.he 60 assists set more than $3 billion of aid to the ukrainians. what else should we be doing in your view? >> well, we are certainly seeing some progress or their nato allies. tremendous amount of support. where the beat weapons or defense system, antitank system that are making their way to ukraine which is why you are seeing how russia has now sort of took a step back here moving east because of the strength we have been able to provide the ukrainians and because of their passion in fighting for their country we have seen today also slovakia is a very small nation it's a very brave move for them to provide the missile defense system. they probably have the biggest thing at stake right now they are such a small country to the west of ukraine and they are a nato ally. we certainly want to make sure this is stopped in ukraine and does not spill over into nato territory. united states ob backfilling slovakia defense system for they can also protect themselves. jon: of general wesley cla

and rhonda santos is going to send his to delaware. you're daring the federal government to try and stop you. >> why? look, we have a case that was decided during the obama administration called us in arizona and in that case jan brewer and the legislature in arizona tried to protect the citizens of arizona by passing laws that were not being enforced by the u.s. government. they were trying to pass their own state laws and they were struck down by the us supreme court. i do not think that was rightly decided and i think it put states in harms way. it puts the people of my state and other border states and really the whole united states in harms way and we can see all the problems that we experience, whether it's drugs or whether it's human trafficking or sex trafficking. we should be able to protect our own citizens and governors should be able to step up and do that . what do you what did you think of dan patrick, the lieutenant governor, saying he believes 20% of the people in america will be here illegally by the end of the biden a

lately but many months ago, we now have money where we can reroute them to sanctuary cities like delawareare going to do that. [applause] >> sean: get this, the white house confirmed today that the biden administration is giving illegal immigrants free cell phones, claiming it's so authorities can track them ahead of their court proceedings. free phones, obama phones are back. take a look. >> our team in texas is saying you guys are starting to give smartphones to border crossers, hoping they will use the phones to check in or to be tracked. which part of that is supposed to deter people from crossing illegally into the states? >> i think you of all people, who asked me a range of questions on this topic over time, would recognize me to take steps to ensure we know individuals are and we can track -- and can check in with them. >> any concerns by folks around here that these migrants will take the phones and just toss them? >> do you have a record of people throwing phones away? >> sean: biden phones are the new future. here with reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. senator, i know t

they are not doing that to delaware or anywhere. you wake up in alaska it is a new smack down by this administration, hurting my constituents, many of whom are indigenous minority people. it is wrong. it is damn wrong and i wish this committee would help me on this. if a republican administration was doing this to democrat colleagues of mine, i would help my democrat colleagues. i am pleading for help. thank you. from you to mr. administrator. >> i hope this is a true statement. from the beginning in our conversations whether it is air-quality, contamination, water infrastructure, i believe our office has been working hand-in-hand with the state of alaska to be as flexible as possible to provide the best service from epa to your constituents. >> i need your voice with other cabinet members in this administration to stop the war in alaskan families, particularly in minority communities. thank you. >> let's follow-up with senator capital. -- capito. >> i understand. >> we are going to try once again with senator duckworth. she is goin

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delaware senator carper chaired the hearing. senator carper: i'm happy to join senator capito and our colleagues and welcome everyone to our hearing this morning. especially want to -- and let the secretary know how much -- how grateful we are that you worked us in your schedule. i know you have a lot of demands on your time. really pleased you could be with us this morning to hear from you and from us as well. grateful trying to do your job on the heels of an infrastructure package that's monumental. trying to raise a young family. you're a busy man. so welcome. now to the topic of today's hearing. that's the implementation of the infrastructure investment and jobs act. also known as the bipartisan infrastructure law. this law represents the single largest investment in our nation's history with respect to our roads and bridges. i think since the construction of the interstate highway system. almost 3/4 of a century ago. this is an historic win for the american people in red states and blue states and throughout the united stat

attorney david weiss in delaware is running the probe. garland also pressed on other high profile subjects at today's senate hearing. >> i think the justice department is losing. i think you are losing on crime. do you agree that the government's inability to secure the southern border has led to more drugs coming in to our country? >> the job of the justice department is to fight the large scale drug trafficking organizations that are bringing this money-these drugs into the country. >> the attorney general also questioned on another dire issue. rising crime rate in cities large and small. >> there is no one solution fits all that the federal government can suggest to state and local law enforcement. >> back to the investigation into the president's son, sources -- we know, actually, bret, hunter biden has not been charged with a crime. what i was going to say is sources say that grand jury proceedings in this case have significantly picked up in recent weeks. bret? >> bret: more on this with the panel. david, thank you. breaking tonight

david spunt is live in wilmington, delaware, with the president.id. >> reporter: hi, arthel, the president is actually taking photographs with some sailors right now. he didn't make any if news on ukraine. however, you mentioned that $300 million. that is significant from the pentagon going to ukraine. this is in addition -- overall, arthel, since the president took office back in january 2021, the united states has given ukraine more than $2 billion in financial assistance. obviously, the bull of that amount of -- the bulk of that amount of money is from what we've seen since the beginning of the war, about five weeks, a little over five weaks ago from now. the president in wilmington, delaware, this weekend but continues to stay in touch with his national security team back in washington. yesterday in an exclusive interview with bret baier on "special report," ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said he's grateful for the u.s. help, he's in touch with president biden and is always appreciative of even more help that may be on the way. >> we a

citizen or organization like this ukrainian church in delaware packed full on in orthodox easter ivan immigrated from kyiv decades ago his church working with the synagogue to sponsor refugees. >> you come after war. very difficult sorry. to help finally support them, it's very important. >> we need to keep working and we need to keep helping all those in need. >> josh letterman joins me from wilmington, delaware where does someone apply? >> reporter: well the portal goes live tomorrow on the homeland security department's website dhs.gov. there is no limit to how many ukrainians someone in the u.s. can sponsor. >> thank you, josh. >>> in france tonight the votes are in and emmanuel macron has won a second term as president. he defeated far right challenger marine le pen after a bitter campaign keir simmons reports now from paris on what the outcome of this election means not only for france, but u.s. relations as well >> reporter: elation underneath the eiffel tower tonight. emmanuel macron's followers celebrating the first french president to be re-elected in 20 years. and by a wide

that's a trifecta in my family. >> the first lady sponsored the uss delaware.for the last two years. first responders were overwhelmed with emergency calls because of an unsanctioned spring break party. it takes over isla vista near the campus. huge crowds packed streets and jammed balconies. it got so bad that the sheriff's office declared a mass casualty incident. there were numerous traumas. traveling this weekend. lisa: we are looking live. the sun comes up at 6:51. it's a milder start with 40's and 50's foremost. we have 60's and 70's. we will take away those upper 70's today. we have cooler weather before we crank up the heat. my forecast is next. liz: an epic comeback against the jazz, clinching a playoff spot. chris alvarez will have ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. (music throughout) there 50th game of the season. they take on the sacramento kings. last night, they beat the utah jazz, clinching a playoff berth. >> did morning. at long last, tim hardaway is a basketball hall of famer. he played six of his 13

attorney in delaware i think we will know more just how serious this could be. conflicts of interest. i think it is imperative these same standards be applied to president biden and his family. martha: even built mart weighing in on the sprint bill let's get a look at this the trump comparisons on the other side. >> it looks like the left wing buried the story because it was not part of their narrative and that's what people don't trust the media. martha: bend your thoughts by. >> s just the tip of it. the media did not just buried this, joe biden tried to bury this. he said onstage in that second debate that this is russian misinformation this is disinformation parade this is not true. but what we have learned is that it was true we knew enough i think at the time to know that it was true or at least no it needed to receive greater attention. and look, there has been a long tradition of families exploiting their connections to powerful political figures to make money. but in this case the really disturbing aspect is how much of this was foreign money. particula

. >> i think the grand jury investigation that has been going on and delaware since 2018 and it looksbout to come to fruition or is speeding up its questioning of people, i think that is the reason you are seeing the "new york times" and the "washington post", cnn, cbs, nbc, pile on and catch up to the story 18 months too late. and the allegations against hunter biden, tax evasion, he has apparently paid already a million dollars in unpaid back taxes. and also money laundering and violations of the foreign agents registration act. which is a little known crime, which was weaponize against members of the trump campaign. gerry: what he think is interesting, maranda, i think we are all familiar with the burisma, ukraine, the role that hunter biden had in that company which is ukraine in the news so much that has become even more relevant and interesting. there is a whole range of activities that he was doing. clearly what seems i should say clearly it seems trading on his father's role as vice president at the time or in all kinds of place and heard about china, or chuck grassley at the