we are here at delaware state because it holds a special place in my heart.here is no better example of a university that has changed so many lives as zach just explained about his. like i said many times, delaware state bring me to the dances and i can't tell you how much i appreciate it. i understand you got a big game tomorrow. howard university. i'll tell you what, in case you haven't noticed, my vp is a howard graduate. and she is a very vociferous howard graduate. i'm very -- i'm always bragging about delaware state and we got a little thing going. besides that, we have a lot more folks, the divine nine kind of runs my operation. [cheers and applause] y'all think i'm kidding, you think i'm kidding, i'm not getting. i'll tell you what, to guarantee your win, i tried to figure out how we could do this, how to get mike to play for you. mike scored more receptions i think that any receiver in the university of delaware history. and hell of a good mayor, but he was an even better ballplayer. folks, look. i want you to win, but take it easy because i have to

mike score more receptions i think, than any receiver in delaware university of delaware history and hell of a good mayor. but he was even a better ballplayer. uh, but folks, look, um, what you gotta do, i, i want you to win but take a little easy. okay, because i got to go back to washington and you know, my vice president, extraordinary partner. i didn't go to dell state, but my heart's with you man. so don't let me down win one for coach bo, win one for coach bo [applause] it's great to be with friends. della has a great leadership, one of the most effective congressional delegations in america. and that's not hyperbole. one of the things i love about this team is we have each other's back. governor, john carney used to actually work with me, work for me and look, he's now the governor. he's more important than anybody, including me because he has a wife who is an incredible writer anyway. and tommy carper, one of my best friends from all politics. we've been going doing this a long time, tommy and chris coons who has a seat. i used to hold. the only difference is that he not only

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

in delaware, democrats, republicans, and firefighters. and thank god i had the firefighters. i just got off with the president of the fire company who said joe, i was at your first campaign in 1972. anyway, you're on the front lines for disasters all across this great nation. from the devastating wildfires in the west to the thousands of fires and local firefighters respond to every day and response to hurricane ian in southwest florida. by the way, i point out that i have flown over -- just in the last 18 months, flown over most of the major fires in the west more timber, more housing was burnt to the ground than all of the landmass in the state of new jersey. that is how much has been lost. and, you know, i went down to florida to see the response last week. firefighters helped rescue thousands of survivors. and they answered the call, not just for fires, just answer the call. in some cases, their own homes and firehouses were damaged, destroyed or washed away. because that's who you are. when tragedy strikes, you suit up. and when the

let's go now to delaware. delaware state university.g abalone relief. >> good to be home. [ cheers and applause ] please, if you have a seat, please take it. folks, my mother would say, excuse my back. it's impolite to be talking whiff my back to you. i apologize. i can't do both. zach, you and i got through school the same way. i was an ra, resident adviser and it helped me get through law school, and i'm glad you were able to benefit from what we're doing. i want to thank you for that introduction. you're an example of why i'm so optimistic. all of you are, about why i'm so optimistic about the future. you are the most involved. you are the most educated. you are the most engaged. you are the least prejudiced generation in american history. everybody says, why am i so optimistic? not a joke. i'm optimistic because of all of you. i really mean it. so thank you for what you are doing, and please get involved no matter what position you take. get involved. we need you badly, and i didn't see the bleachers up there. hey, everybody. [ chee

. >>> live pictures everybody from dover, delaware. this hour, we expect to hear from the president on the student debt relief plan. >>> also ahead, we go to nevada where the race that could decide control of the senate is tied in a new poll. the message from candidates today, with 18 days to go until the election. days to go until the election before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ president biden has now signed the inflation reduction act into law. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by making the biggest corporations pay what they owe. president bide

at home in delaware. his only weekend appearance is what you see here casting his mid-term ballot on saturday. it is monday. chair of the republican national committee ronna mcdaniel is in "focus." first let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. peter. >> bill: it's just not quite right to say that president biden is out there on the campaign trail every day making the case. no campaign events today. no campaign events over the weekend. >> president biden: i'm feeling good. i've been in i guess now 36 constituencies either campaigning for a specific candidate or joining with the candidate who is doing something out at the bridge in pittsburgh. >> he is doing more official events that benefit his administration than campaign events that benefit a candidate. democrats are making their closing argument almost exclusively about republican plans instead of their own, constantly warning if republicans get control of congress medicare and social security benefits are in danger. republicans aren't really s

ron desantis gastÓ 1.6 millones de dÓlares por dos vuelos, uno a martha's vineyard y otro a delaware,planear el traslado de migrantes de texas desde julio, segÚn la agencia de noticias ap, que se basa en documentos oficiales de florida. se enviaron 48 migrantes venezolanos a martha's vineyard, una isla para millonarios. [habla en inglÉs] >> fue voluntario. reportero: el estado, segÚn el informe, escogiÓ a una empresa ligada a donantes de ron desantis y se le pagÓ 1.6 millones de dÓlares por dos vuelos, uno a martha's vineyard y otro a delaware que no se realizÓ, el estado de joe biden. desantis dice que los enviÓ a delaware por ser estado santuario. >> no entiendo por quÉ fueron mandados a otro sitio. reportero: algunos demÓcratas dicen que se mintiÓ a los migrantes que fueron a martha's vineyard. >> nos ofreciÓ arriendo por tres meses y trabajo. reportero: desantis dice que los migrantes decidieron ir de forma voluntaria. algunos inmigrantes demandaron a florida, por un esquema fraudulento y discriminatorio. >> estamos abriendo una investigaciÓn criminal en este caso y vamos a ver qu

elizabeth: you're talking about the delaware homes. there are no visitor logs there.ret service says that. jon what is your take on the story. democrats led by chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, adam schiff said this was all russian disinformation? there was a push by the fbi to get. . elizabeth: house oversight, plan to use subpoena power. republicans do. biden family, including trying to sell u.s. natural gas reserves to china at a tony bobulinski, told tucker carlson that biden es expect, billions of dollars on their deals with china. >> i think you're exactly right, 48 hours after the interview there is leak of somewhat unrelated potential charges. i'm frankly i will be shocked if they do my indictment before the midterms. i would strongly suspect this is a false statement in order to give the left ability to say, oh, yeah, there is nothing here and anything is being taken care of. i'm going to make you a side bet. there will not be an indictment before the mid terms. elizabeth: that is your prediction? what are you saying fallout for the president here. joe biden, nati

attorney david weiss in wilmington delaware. d.o.j.ays away from sensitive charges in the two months or so before a federal election but since hundred biden is not on the ballot it may not apply. the grand jury in this investigation finished over the summer, d.o.j. declines comments. we previously reported hunter was investigated for federal tax gun paperwork violations as well as lobbying crimes. washington post report federal agents believe tax gun regulation aspects could be chargeable. fox news reviewed a firearm report with hunter biden answered no to a question asking if he was an unlawful user or addicted to drugs. was not clear is if hundred biden's laptop, which and federal custody since 2019 will play into the final charging decisions if hundred biden is charged. he's not been charged with any crimes. elizabeth: thank you so much, joining us now, independent counsel, sol wisenberg. a striking story, sol, good to have you on the show. the u.s. tax court ruled repeatedly you cannot use drug addiction as tax evasion. hunter was

critics calling out president biden heading back up to delaware again. house is still defending him. >> he is spending this weekend at his vacation home in delaware. i wonder if you can talk about the calculus there. >> we spent four days in the country last week. so he has been around. >> harris: they are asking her to do calculus. is that in the binder? different meaning. this trip comes 20 days from the mid-terms, remember that, after the president claimed it is the most important election in history. is it the right time for him to hit the beach? jimmy failla in "focus" next. there he is. and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and

so he goes to delaware, right in the secret service says we don't have any record.e when trump was going to mar-a-lago, everybody knew who he was hanging out with because he would post stuff on the internet of who he was golfing with. it was very clear. but biden goes and you don't hear from the guy in 48 hours. you don't see him, you don't hear anything. it's all dark. and do you actually think the secret service doesn't have a record of who is visiting joe biden every damn weekend in delaware off the record? >> well, let me tell you something, from someone who actually did this for a little bit. a lot of life experience but i got a lot of experience. biden knows full well the record-keeping around who he is around is far different at the white house than it is in delaware. he is no idiot. right? now, are their name checks? yeah. i would recommend if you foia that stuff you foia it differently. describe them visitors. they name check a lot of people. i'm not suggesting that there is any malfeasance other side. i'm saying name check system and who is around the pres

ofjustice through this delaware prosecutor were to end died, ithink delaware prosecutor were to endway, at least that would be the hope from the fact that they send a message there is no politicisation of these agencies, they are neutral, up until the point of indicting a sitting president's son, who by the way the president is ultimately in charge of the department ofjustice, so as you know it is a very significant move and stronger showing that these agencies are legitimate and they are pursue criminal acts. regardless of the person. it couldn't be worse timing, with the mid—term elections. it will always be political regardless of how neutral they try to be. and they will always be that impact, indirectly or more so directly in the sort of case, on the politics and people close to those in power, so certainly there is no avoiding that, but it prosecutors want to move forward they will do so on whatever timeline they choose, thatis whatever timeline they choose, that is really the unilateral decision at this point. katie cherkasky, thank you. stay with us on bbc news. still to com

>> that's certainly what we are hearing from the delaware side.the hunter biden side, they tell me there has been no plea deal. sources close to hunter biden say he has not been offered any plea, and not only that, they are claiming they are outraged about these leaks and they are also trying to say that look, the delaware u.s. attorney has spent four years investigating hunter biden and come up with nothing and now they are desperately trying to seize on taxes. i don't think that's the true story because there's a lot more than taxes or a gun charge, albeit a felony, that's come out in the laptop. i mean, there's enormous numbers that were supposed to be looking at foreign agent registration act violations and so on. >> trace: we have to go with breaking news, appreciate it. >> sandra: fox news alert, head to the president and dip in here for a few minutes to listen as he's talking manufacturing. backdrop of the new jobs report spiking oil and gas prices and a dow that is right now off about 550 points. we are going to dip in here, he's at a volv

only 6 percent of delaware population was foreign born whites in the fifty's. by 1979, when he launched his political career, there were allegedly only 2000 puerto ricans in the whole states. his mix of much approach has been ridiculed by the public. joe biden just seriously tried to go to puerto rico and tell them he's puerto rican to i was sort of raised by mountain lines. well, we had a cat. so joseph biden thinks delaware is like the bronx, but claiming his home state had a large purchase can population. therefore, he was raised in the puerto rican community. i need to know more about this puerto rican community that biden claims to have been raised in, but never mentioned prior to today. a bradley blankenship houses dwell deeper into the question of biden's for sonus, saying the political stunt is demeaning to the groups. he tries to appeal to so this might be tempted to believe that this is just another example of joe biden for getting something and maybe this time he forgot his own racer identity. but i definitely think that this is just a cheap politica

i come from a little state of delaware. it is not like from the congresswoman from new york. we have a large puerto rican

i come from a little state of delaware. it is not like the congresswoman from new york. she's from a big state. but we have a very relative terms of large puerto rican population in delaware, relative to our population. we have the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state as minority and i was raised in the puerto rican community at home, politically. we came here for a long time for business and pleasure since --you are part of the third circuit court of appeals and delaware as well and i was chairman of the judiciary committee. i spent a lot of time in the northern part of the state. but look, it is people like you who do so much for your community and they can make such a big difference as puerto rico rebuilds. thank you, governor, for your partnership as we work together to help rebuild puerto rico and i mean rebuild it all in a resilient way so when storms come again, which they will, we will not have the damage they caused before. i want to thank the members of congress, local officials, the community leade

either making stuff up or all the puerto ricans in delaware lived in biden's neighborhood.und quite right. this is what biden always does. he is the man for any occasion. ask him about a place, he has been there. tell him about a job, he has done it. bring up a religion, he practices it. joe biden is a economy i don't . last week speaking for a group of rabbis for rash hashanah event he said this. >> i probably went to shull more than many of you did. [laughter] you all think i'm kidding. he can tell you. i'm not. i spent a lot of time -- i'm practicing catholic but i would go services on saturday and on sunday. >> wait a minute, i thought geraldo was the only puerto rican just now joe is, too? it's just like he is a professor when is he talking to teachers, remember this? >> by the way, when i left the vice presidency i had a chance to do a number of things but i wayman a professor at the university of pennsylvania. >> jesse: that's strange there is no record of biden teaching one class at u penn. kind of reminded me when biden said he drove a tractor-trailer. >> i used to

ed: you are asking me if we are going to delaware? we are not going to delaware on the 17th.t this was a play for time by musk to go back to the original of the total market -- we don't know what the psychology around this is. i don't think anybody expected the judge to take both court filings and then decide this quick. emily: we don't know, except that it is not a done deal. ok, thank you for the play-by-play as always. coming up, what we do know about the executive who withdrew millions for celsius's bankruptcy. another scandal unfolding. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: time now for our crypto report. remember celsius? we are now learning the former ceo with drew millions just before stopping customer withdrawals. katie freiberg is here to explain. what do we know? katie: like you said, we had the former ceo withdraw about $10 million in may. he was not alone, that co-founder and chief technology officer also withdrew millions in may. remember in june, self-assess halted customer withdrawals and then ultimately filed for bankruptcy in july. the training is public

putin got done electing donald trump president and finished dropping off hunter biden's laptop in delaware, he said about sabotaging his own natural gas pipelines, his main form of currency and leverage over europe.

her very confused looking husband claimed he was raised in delaware by puerto ricans. okay. take a look. >> my name is joe biden. i don't want the headline to read biden brings storm to puerto rico. ai have to cut this short. i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community at home. new york sent not only a congresswoman in congress, $163 million to begin construction on the canal to -- help me with the pronunciation. martin pena, that entire ecosystem. i usually don't talk that fast. >> sean: and where is jackie? joe biden looks worse than ever, but the media mob is more

the husband said that puerto ricans raised him in delaware, see. my name is joe biden and i don't want to see the headlines biden brought a storm to puerterica. therefore, i will try to briefly at home community in the political sense of the word new york sent to congress, not only a congressman, congresswoman 163 million dollars to start building a canal that will restore the canal. help me how it is called correctly, but i hope that we managed to do everything. where is jackie joe? biden seems to be looking worse than ever . no matter how critical

attorney in delaware. d.o.j. policy is not to file politically sensitive charges in the two months or so before a federal election. since hunter biden is not on the ballot, the rule may not apply. the grand jury in this investigation finished over the summer. d.o.j. is declining comment on this story. we have previously reported that hunter was being investigated for possible federal tax and gun paperwork violations as well as foreign lobbying crimes. the "washington post" says federal agents believe the tax and gun registration aspects could be the chargeable parts of this equation. fox news reviewed a 2018 fierp arm report where biden answered no to a question asking if he was an unlawful user or addicted to drugs. now biden's attorney in a statement to fox news pushed back on the post article telling us it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one. any agent you cite as a source in your article apparently has committed such a felony. we expect

in delaware.l of those unclaimed money orders and they should have gone back, the law is clear, should have gone back to the states where the money orders were purchased. delaware started recognizing thethese as official checks. they had colluded to keep $250 million that belongs the 30 other states. we were excited to lead the effort. we are looking forward to going before the supreme court in a matter of hours, it will be justice jackson's first day and so it's a very exciting time but we're going to get this money back for arkansas and for those other 29 states with us. dagen: attorney general leslie rutledge, thank you so much for being here this morning. terrific to see you as always. >> thank you. dagen: coming up, oil prices moving higher this morning as opec plus has new plans ahead of its meeting on wednesday. we'll tell you more about it. and is it an effort to prop up putin's fortunes? as russia loses in ukraine. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ when i see y

attorney for delaware. state of te president of the united states. >> that u.s. attorney conducting the hunter biden probe, the top republican on senator judiciary chuck grassley credits whistleblowers for coming forward with the new information. grassley writing, based on disclosures to my office, the fbi has within its possession significant impactful, adversary with respect to potential criminal conduct by hunter biden and james biden. former business partner told tucker carlson that joe biden was acting like a chairman of these family business ventures. >> the chairman serves a purpose. he's a figure head. he shows up in meetings. shakes hands, advises, has faith in his team. effectively that was joe biden's role in the biden family business ventures around the world. not just my venture. i met with him multiple times. >> grassley says the bidens worked with the chinese assisting them in business deals while joe biden was vice president. however, that work remains uncompensated. grassley is asking what

and it is nothing new for president biden to go home to delaware.ng his time in the senate for all of the time he spent there. and honestly, this is an interesting time to be working from home. and i mean i don't want to go so far as to say the president is modeling work from home behavior or quietly quitting or the macro trends, but certainly he could work from my why more than probably anyone else in the world. he travels with a mobile overall office as all presidents do. but i do think it is worth pointing out that at this juncture in his presidency, delaware has certainly become a place where the president spends time rejuvenates, sees his family and does his work and as all of us post pandemic think about how we work and where we work, it is very interesting to see that if anything he's ramped up his time in delaware rather than pulled back from it. >> and as you noted, just a train stop or two away from the white house in washington, d.c. kate bennett, thank you. >> thank you. >>> well still ahead, new body cam footage from the ambush in conne

[laughter] we are not going to delaware on october 17.er employees i've spoken to this week, many of them outlined early, they thought this was a play from musk to go to the original offer. we don't know what the psychology around this is. but the judge has made a fast decision. no one expected her to take those court filings, and decide this quick. that is where we stand. emily: we do not know, except that it is still not a done deal. ok. ed, thank you for the play-by-play, as always. coming up, what we do know about the executive who withdrew millions before the bankruptcy. another scandal unfolding. this is bloomberg ♪ emily: time for our crypto report, celsius we are learning about the former ceo of the crib no lender withdrew millions, before stopping customer withdrawals. katie, what do we know? katie: just to recap the timeline, where the former ceo withdraw $10 million in may. the cofounder and chief technology officer also withdrew millions. if we remember in june, celsius held its customer withdrawals and filed for bankruptcy in

and joe biden loves delaware and he likes to get out of town and out of washington.te bennett, thank you. >> thank you. >>> tom brady had some choice words for his teammates during the game against the pittsburgh steelers on sunday. his team was trailing and the quarterback was seen on the side lines, look here. venting to his offensive line saying, you're so much better than you're f'ing playing. >> social medias with quick to point out the timing, about the recent divorce rumors with his wife gisele bund clean. but i'm more excited about the football story. after football fans made the decision to storm the field to celebrate the volunteer's big win over alabama on saturday. stormed the fields and tore down the goalpost and then what does one do, they dump them in the river. >> i still don't get this. >> that makes two of us. >> it is expensive because the school has now been fined $100,000 by the conference for letting the fans go on to the field. and then the team is now asking for donations, we need to replace the goalpost. so far more than $145,000 raised onlin

to go later this month in delaware to 9° up later this month in delaware to go up against twitter.at this point is because he believes that was probably a lost cause and inevitably he would lose. that's if he did lose that maybe it would be a worse outcome that he'd have to face penalties for causing some of the turbulence which led twitter investors, many twitter investors, to face such a challenging time. those twitter investors and twitter lawyers, if the deal eventually goes through, will be the people most particularly happy. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: fullfilling a childhood dream — we meet the man who spent 16 years building his own spitfire from scratch. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on, they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be, before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade _ was reaching its climax, t

attorney's office in delaware. an attorney for hunter biden hit back at the allegations in a statement. attorney chris clark said it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one. well, we have a lot of news to get to tonight and cbs's catherine herridge will start us off. catherine, good evening. >> reporter: jericka, tonight, movement in the hunter biden criminal investigation with sources telling cbs news the f.b.i. believes it has sufficient evidence against the president's son. the years' long federal investigation into hunter biden's business practices began before joe biden was president, and sources tell cbs news the f.b.i. believes there is enough evidence to prosecute. that evidence was provided months ago to david weiss, the u.s. attorney in delaware was appointed by president trump and has yet to bring charges. >> there's a different between agents gathering evidence and a u.s. attorney making a prosecutorial decision, and i think he will h

attorney in delaware must decide if the evidence is enough to charge hunter biden. cbs's catherine herridge is here with the latest. gas prices on the rise. americans fear pain at the pump as opec+ slashes output. >> it's... ridiculous. >> duncan: cbs's jonathan vigliotti breaks down just how much more you could be paying when filling up. senate candidate herschel walker on defense. days after denying that he paid for an abortion, the woman making that claim says they even have a kid together. cbs's nikole killion has the latest on his battleground senate race. the shocking scene in new york city-- emergency crews respond to a police vehicle hitting multiple pedestrians. and, "eye on america." more than two months after kentucky's deadly flooding, cbs's manuel bojorquez spoke with some people who are still struggling. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with some breaking news--

elon owns twitter, he wants to narrow down on expenses by october 28 and that's the deadline by the delawarege or go to trial. elon's layoffs part of the investor pitch in april looking for outside investors to join the $44 44 billion bid and according to analysts, he needs around $2-$10 billion to sell in testa stock by next friday's deadline. he hasn't done that and the clock is ticking. stu: what do you make of this, david? quick comment. >> do you know that twitter has $600,000 per revenue per employee and apple $200 million per employee. that was in the text released that elon musk had before and that's a huge driver and they have too much people for the revenue they have. stu: that's if he does it. get to the campaign and inflation remains the top issue and house majority whip james clyburn requested that the democrats have a role. susan: he acknowledged they're very aware of how economics work. listen. >> i want to make it very clear, all of us are concerned about these rising costs and all of us knew this would be the case when we put in place this recovery plan. any time you put mor

. >> i come from real estate, the real estate of delaware. congressmen are from new york. she is from a big state. but we have your relative terms a large puerto rican population in delaware. relative to the population. we have the eighth largest population and between all minorities 20% of the state is minority. so, i was sort of raised in a puerto rican community at home politically. so when we came here for a long time, both for business and pleasures... be one of "the new york post" looked into this where he said i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community, delaware politically. when he was starting his career 50 years ago, only 2,000 people puerto rican ancestry lived in delaware. and he has never mentioned any connections before yesterday to the community or the particular puerto rican community. >> ainsley: so bizarre comic so bizarre. five weeks until the mid terms of this will affect you when you go to the polls. gas prices are going up again, we hate to tell you. gas prices are spiking on the west coast and california have, t

you might want to have people come in from baltimore or delaware. i was ready to sit down with anybody that needed me to or travel wherever i wanted to. they had to give my lawyers tim tebow's cell phone number. tim was not there that day. he was out of washington, d.c. my lawyers had an our call with him that friday night on october 23rd. subsequent calls through the weekend and the following week when i was then coming on your show to provide the facts to the american people. they were supposed to be working of follow-up interview. tim tebow with my legal counsel said we know tony is cooperating. we appreciate the information he has provided. we will follow-up with you. we will have him come up for a follow-up interview and spend more time on this. i haven't heard from them since. >> is that all? >> no. nor have my lawyers. >> no communication whatsoever since before the 2020 election? >> correct. >> that is shocking. >> shocking, yeah, that is one adjective. >> tell us about tim tebow. >> i didn't interact with him. my lawyers did. we had extensi

and then the recent decision in delaware that was rejecting efforts of delaware to allow universal mail-ing. and in that case, the democrats were asking the court to ignore express language of the constitution. the democratic legislation in that state was flagrantly unconstitutional, and so we have to sort of deal with the realities of these laws. now, part of the problem with the criticism of president biden in calling this jim crow on steroids is that many of the provisions in georgia has been to be in delaware and a number of other blue states. >> gillian: jonathan, we have to leave it there. thanks for taking time for us this afternoon. i think jim crow on steroids is a phrase from the president that will outlive his administration. >> sandra: it's a high stakes case, trial, heading to court, we'll see how it plays out in court. we'll be watching that. and meanwhile, we watch what is a spike in crime in this great city. the chilling words from a man accused of beating another woman in the subway station here. plus, parents pleading for help after their daughter disappeared from a high

attention to the issues that matter to them and to their families except to see the president at delaware state university. he's touting the student loan forgiveness there. that is estimated to be more than $400 billion. joe concha and connell mcshane are standing by. first, we go to ed lawrence who joins us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. hi, ed. >> hi, gillian. you showed the clip there. the president went after republicans today in his speech. this week he's talked about student loan debt relief, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and on sunday, he's going to do a forum from now this presidential forum. in that he's going to say it's absolutely okay to use federal money so a woman can then go get an abortion. nothing specific this week about inflation. when you ask the white house press secretary about inflation, she says the president empathizes with americans while he keeps asking for more time to make his transition. >> over the last few years, we face some of the most difficult challenges in our history both at home and abroad. we're making real progress. we just have to keep going.

we have a large puerto rican population in delaware. we have the eight largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state as minority and i was raised in the puerto rican community at home politically. we came here for a long time for business and pleasure since -- you are part of the third -- court of appeals. it is people like you who do so much for your community and they can make such a big difference as puerto rico rebuilds. thank you, governor, for your partnership as we work together to rebuild puerto rico and rebuild it all in a resilient way so when storms come again, we will not have think -- the damage we calls before -- a cost before. --it caused before. jill and i have had people on our minds and in our prayers. all of america is with you as you receive every cover -- and recover. i am confident we will be able to do all he wants and i am committed to this island stop puerto rico has been through so much -- the island. puerto rico has been through so much. a 6.4 magnitude earthquake

the ruling from the delaware chancellery judge was surprisingly quick.ave musk until october 28 at 5:00 p.m. to complete the deal or she will set a new trial date in november. shares were initially up as much as 3.5% after hours. this, as the headline hit the tape. at that is an indication wall street believes that this order from the judghe -- they catch gives twitter the kind of certainty they were looking for other we did see the gains. back after hours. but twitter has been trending higher since elon musk indicated earlier in the week that he intended to revive the deal. shery: su keenan with the latest on that twitter saga. breaking news out of samsung -- third-quarter operating profit coming in at 10.8 trillion yuan, lower than the estimate of more than 1212 -- 12 trillion yuan. perhaps not surprising. it was widely expected that samsung would report its first quarterly profit drop in more than two years. we are expecting the flagship semiconductor business to post a smaller profit. we have waning demand and looming recession risks for south korea,

. >> i come from a little state, a little state of delaware. the congresswoman from new york she is from the big state. but we have a very, in relative terms, large puerto rico population in delaware relative to our population. we have the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities, we have 20% of our state is minority. and so i -- i was sort of raised in the puerto rico community at home politically and so we -- we came here for a long time, both for business and pleasure. >> steve: so he said i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community in delaware. >> ainsley: politically? what does that mean? >> steve: he didn't mention any links to puerto ricans in delaware in his 2007 memoir called "promises to keep" the white house when asked by the "new york post" for a comment did not supply or could not supply any examples when that was the case. it's kind of a head-stramper. >> brian: let's bring in the white house national security council coordinator we are always happy to see him john kirby. we have so much to

joe did not mention any links to puerto ricans in delaware in his 2007 memoir.t one of those head-scratchers like he has told so many stories that have been debunked like the story about the amtrak be conductor which is chronologically impossible. he has told that at least 8 times. he said he went to the tree of life after the synagogue shooting. the synagogue people said he was never here. he said to the people of historically black cleanings he was arrested several times for civil rights there is no evidence of that. this is the first time we have ever heard that story. >> ainsley: yeah. probably sounds like it's been debunked and it's just another bizarre comment. he keeps saying these bizarre things. >> steve: he has had throughout his history had a plagiarism problem. he had one in law school. had he to drop out of the presidential run in 19 # 8 because he was plagiarizing speeches by neil kinnick from great britain. new story. >> ainsley: did you see the first lady she like looking, what is he going to say? people stop him. >> brian: you could always -- i

all while biden sat on the sidelines, spending time in delaware.iesel shortage across the east coast is reaching crisis mode. u.s. diesel supplies are becoming critically low. with price spikes expected in next six months. top democratic prosecutors in illinois pushing back on governor jb pritzker bail reform law, warning it will destroy the state amid a nationwide crime wave. plus elon musk already making big changes after his purchase of twitter but a major tesla competitor becomes the first corporate sponsor to pull the plug on the social media site. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: good evening everybody, we have stocks down last day of october. wall street remains cautious ahead of the policy decision wednesday from the federal reserve. pocketbook issues top of minds heading into midterm elections. half of americans say economy and i nation is the most important issue with the vote for congress, according to a new abc news ipsos poll. hillary vaughn with the latest for us. reporter:

attorney for delaware.xandria hoff is live in washington with new developments. >> reporter: well, arthel, we have to remember this investigation into hunter biden's overseas business dealings began in 20 jr -- 2018, and the work of the grand jury wrapped up this summer. the wait has been a growing point of frustration according to a fox news source close to investigators. on thursday "the washington post" revealed in a report that agents believe prosecutors do have enough evidence to charge the president's son with tax crimes and with making a false statement related to a gun purchase. hunter biden's attorney issued this in response writing, quote: it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one. any agent you cite as a source in your article apparently has committed such a felony. with the attorney general, merrick garland, taking that hands-off approach, the decision to charge has been place solely in the hands of the u.s. attorney for dela

and he is now off to delaware.e did not take any further questions about this today. >> bret: okay. peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. we hope to talk to the foreign minister from saudi arabia in just a bit. in tonight's midterm spotlight race the arizona senate race. incumbent democrat mark kelly and republican challenger blake masters debated last night in phoenix and even though president biden is not on the ballot, he was a major major topic of discussion. casey stegall. >> joe biden is spending like a drunken sailor and at every single blake masters my opponent on the have some leaks that are just dangerous in arizonans. >> a war of zones arizona two candidates running for u.s. senate participated in first and only debate of ahead of the midterms. democratic incumbent senator mark kelly at his republican challenger blake masters spard over everything from abortion. >> arizona women have totally lost the right to make a decision about abortion. it's devastating. it's wrong. >> i support the 1