i'm jericka duncan in for norah.gin tonight with some breaking news-- cbs news has learned that the f.b.i. has gathered what it believes is enough evidence to support charging president biden's son hunter with crimes related to his taxes and a gun purchase. the f.b.i. has sent the information to the u.s. 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, there is 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. believ

hi, i'm congressman duncan. you've mentioned that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country, but right now, we have an enormous of people in republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people in the republican party who want the good things for the country, who aren't shouting down the election deniers, but in fact, hundreds of them are running for office. well, you know, it's it's it's water over the dam. and i believe that republican candidates around, the country are speaking about that nearly as much as the as some the media try to say that they are. they're talking about they're talking about the inflation. they're about gas prices. they're talking about everything else. but that but. a lot of

(duncan sweet) pipe dream was here like five or six years ago.n) yeah. - so i don't really remember the boat, but the name really popped out at me. - most of the people that come to horta, they come from the caribbean, usually? - yeah. caribbean or the united states' east coast. a lot from florida, a lot of boats from saint martin and antigua. - oh! o.k. - a lot of british, german, deutsch, french. morning pipe dream! - hello! (man) good morning! - good morning, captain! how are you? - i'm doing very well. thank you, and you? - good. very well! you've been with this weather. - liquid sunshine. - liquid sunshine! look at this man! where are you from? - we sailed from miami. 16 days and 16 hours. - how did it go? - wonderful. - and then you're off to... - we're going to spain. - very nice. have you done this before? - my first time. - i'm sophie. - sophie. i'm scott piper. - nice to meet you. - nice to meet you, duncan. - we've heard a lot about you. - really? - yeah. - all hearsay. - no, so much so that we brought you a present. - you're kidding!

sir alan duncan, thank you for talking to us. | duncan, thank you for talking to us. dear prime minister, you have asked me to stand aside as your chancellor, i have accepted. it doesn't sound like... the letter adds, when you asked me to serve as your chancellor i did so in full knowledge of the situation we faced was incredibly difficult and rising interest rates and global energy prices. however, your vision of optimism, growth and change was right. as i've said many times in the past weeks, following the status quo was not an option. the economic environment has changed rapidly since we set out the growth plan on the 23rd of september. in response together with the bank of england and excellent officials at the treasury we have responded to those events and i commend my officials for their dedication. it's important now as we move forward to emphasise your government's commitment to fiscal discipline. i look forward to supporting you and my successor to achieve that from the backbenches. we have been colleagues and friends for many years. in that time i have seen

that will be the thing to look out for. >> duncan, thank you for joining us duncan wrigley >>> for more the new cases of the china committees and who is not there, check out cnbc.com. >>> let's switch gears credit suisse reached settlement with the french court approving agreement with credit suisse and the prosecution office to settle a money laundering case. this was a big outstanding issue for the swiss lender in terms of the numbers, this is around a case in the country with 238 million euro payment to the state. according to the judge today this is comprised for public interest settlement and disbursement of 665 million euro credit suisse will pay for damages to the french state. this is all taking place before the october 27th announcement due from the swiss lender. y we will watch that for bigger answers around the path forward for the bank. >>> coming up on the program, tech giants are set to report. we will have more after this break. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? stamps.com is convenient you get the services of the post office right o

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here to talk, about georgia's new governor, jeff duncan. lieutenant governor, duncan, appreciate you being with us. first of, all what do you make of what we heard from herschel walker today on hugh hewitt, and then's attempt to explain it afterwards? >> well, i think an important place for me to start us up there is no time for me to have to talk about this in such a direct way. you know, herschel walker, at the end of the day, is the only chance that we have got to have a republican in the u.s. senate, but it's a conversation that has to happen. and it is part of this process of our party healing. you know, this has not as much with herschel walker incidents the process we went through here in georgia to actually elect him. we didn't ask who was the best leader, we didn't ask who had the best resume. unfortunately, republicans look around to see who donald trump supported. and he was a famous football player. so he became our nominee. now we are paying the price for that. >> and that is why you think, i, mean that's what her to walker's i

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with me now is duncan bartlett.if you heard what steve was saying, but does it look like an expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, _ expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, and _ expulsion or something else? it was a dramatic moment, and it's - a dramatic moment, and it's certainly having a lot of international attention, but it's not being reported in china or on chinese state media, and it's being censored at the moment. one possible scenario is what we're looking at as a power struggle. one of the processes which is taking place of the 20th party congress is the appointment of the most senior people in chinese policy risk. —— politics. xijinping is picking is owns or orders. hu jintao's politics. xijinping is picking is owns or orders. hujintao's people are nowhere to be seen. could it be that hu jintao was angry and co—invented xijinping —— confronted him? is co-invented xijinping -- confronted him? , ., ., ., him? is it fair to say that hu jintao him? is it fair to say that hu jin

i'm jericka duncan in new york. thank you so much for watching.ght. ♪ >> now at 6:00, how the city ofn is showing appreciation tonight with the suspected serial killer suspected serial killer now behind bars. > >> i'm john ramos in san francis tenderloin district where there's not a whole lot of space lot of space for a kid to be a kid. but if things go as plannet could be changing. that story coming up. > >> and warriors' guard jordan pe speaks publicly for the first time since getting punched at practice. > >> we're live at the cbs studios cbs studios in san francisco and francisco and we begin tonight here in the city where each weekend, a different street is closed off to traffic to allow residents to come out and play.s called sunday streets. and it's proven popular and some are sayg now that it should be permanentx 5's john ramos has that story. >> reporter: this is phoenix dad the city of san francisco. a celebration of the end of the sn for the sunday streets program.t if people on this particular stt get their way, it's only the beginning

before we move on to a discussion of mike duncan's new book, a hero of two worlds. i'd like to share some history. the strand was founded in 1927 by benjamin bass over at fort avenues book road, stretching from union square to asked replace before -- after 94 years the strand is the sole survivor now run by third generation owner. we want to thank all of you for your support. without our loyal community of book lovers, authors, like mike and alexis, we wouldn't be here today and we are so appreciative of all of you. mike duncan for -- a hero of two worlds, the marquee of lafayette in the age of revolution. mike duncan is one of the most popular history podcasters in the world and the author of the new york times bestselling book, the storm for the storm. his award winning series remains a legendary landmark in the history of podcasting. duncan's ongoing series, revolutions, explores the great political revolutions that have driven the course of modern history. joining mike in conversation tonight is alexis co-, he is a presidential historian and the new york times b

so, as and lieutenant governor of georgia, i had to ask you governor duncan, this is a bombshell, how will it land with georgia voters? >> even the most staunch republicans i think are rattled. the continued flow of information, every republican knew that there is baggage out there, but the weight of that baggage is start to feel a little closer to unbearable at this point. i will give him the benefit of time to get his story out there, but we should be talking about other things like governor kemp is talking about. he's got a near double digit lead in his race along with other statewide candidates, but instead we are talking about the past. some of the stuff could have gotten cleaned up in the primary, if we would have given an honest look at an honest primary that would look hard at some of these leadership skills. >> and at the quality of candidates. alice, walker was out today denying that he even knows this woman. listen -- >> have you figured out who it is? >> not at all, and that's what i hope everyone can see. everyone is anonymous, everyone is leaking, and they want you to co

i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbsn news flash. a member of the proud boys extremist group has pled guilty seditious conspiracy. he faces up to 63 months in prison. >>> a 430 foot tall orlando amusement ride is being taken down after a 14-year-old boy fell to his death in march. the ridepe mon before the boy's death. >>> and all ice are on the jobs report to see whether the labor market is showing whether it is loosing up. for more news, download the app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with some breaking news, cbs news has learned that the fbi has gathered what it believes is enough evidence to support charging president biden's son hunter with crimes related to his taxes and a gun purchase. the fbi has sent the information to the u.s. attorney's office in delaware. an attorney for hunter biden hit back at the immigrations in a statement. chris clark said it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand

mike duncan is one of the most popular history pod casters in the world. and out of the "new york times" best-selling book before the storm. his award-winning series the history of rome's legendary and podcasting. ongoing serious revolutions explores the great political revolution striven the course of modern history. joining mike in conversation tonight is alexis cobra alexis koser presidential historian "new york times" best-selling author of you've never forget your first a biography of george washington now in paperback. and forever eight murder in memphis soon to be a major motion picture. alexis was a consulting producer on and appeared in washington series on the history channel. she regularly appears on msnbc and cnn. she's contributed to the new yorker, the "new york times" and many others. and so without further ado please join me in welcoming mike and alexis to the stage. hooks well high. >> hello. kirk's first of all congratulations for this new book. i know all of you have picked up because you are here tonight. but if i can encourage you to o

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 tt

captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, breaking new developments in the hunter biden investigation. cbs news has learned the f.b.i. believes it has gathered sufficient evidence to charge the president's son with crimes related to his taxes and a gun purchase. now, the u.s. 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

but listen to jeff duncan here. he knows the state well.re some republicans who are rattled. >> even the most staunch republicans i think are rattled at the continued flow of information. the weight of that baggage is starting to feel a little closer to unbearable at this point. herschel walker won the primary because he scored a bunch of touchdowns back independent '80s and he was donald trump's friend. and now we've moved forward several months on the calendar and that's no longer a recipe to win. >> the question is is lieutenant governor duncan right? because even ia is exactly righ don't live in normal times. when the "access hollywood" tapes came out everybody said donald trump was done. trump went on to serve as president of the united states. people say just deny this, keep your head down, now forward, it's a good environment for republicans we'll be okay. but to lieutenant governor duncan's point it doesn't take much in a competitive race if a small percentage of people in the suburbs who maybe were going to vote for walker even if

hi, i'm congressman duncan. you've mentioned that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country, but right now, we have an enormous of people in republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people in the republican party who want the good things for the country, who aren't shouting down the election deniers, but in fact, hundreds of them are running for office. well, you know, it's it's it's water over the dam. and i believe that republican candidates around, the country are speaking about that nearly as much as the as some the media try to say that they are. they're talking about they're talking about the inflation. they're about gas prices. they're talking about everything else. but that but. a lot of

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we begin with duncan facing a backlash from its loyal coffee customers just rolled out a new rewardsig bonuses, but some are describing it as stingy. for example, no more free birthday drinks, and critics say the points don't buy as much as they used to one customer tweeted. i no longer run on dunkin. another said. good thing i live five minutes from starbucks. duncan responded , citing higher costs next, the new proposal to tax cows in a very different way to fight climate change. government wants to put a tax on cow burping and other bodily fun functions. that would be a tax on the greenhouse gasses that farm animals produce . supporters say farmers could make the money back by charging more for products next another major cheating scandal this time during fat bear week in alaska. each year. people vote on the beefy ist bear in alaska's national park before hibernation season, and we hate to be the bearers of bad news. but this year, it appears the digital ballot box was stuffed days before yesterday's election, with thousands of fake votes for bear 7 47. it's an inappropriate name

." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for staying with us. many americans, the cost of heating your home this winter is about to go through the roof. households that heat with natural gas are expected to pay about 28% more than they paid last year. and homeowners who cook with gas are coming under fire from environmentalists. new research shows emissions from gas stoves are helping to warm the planet, which has some cities banning them altogether. here's cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: when josh skipper and his wife kristin cook lunch for their kids, that blue flame on his gas stove does not give them a warm feeling. >> i need to cook for my family, but i don't want to do it to the detriment of their futures. >> reporter: all of the natural gas used in homes and businesses accounts for about 13% of the united states' planet warming greenhouse gas emissions. >> climate is the biggest concern. it's the thing that keeps me up at night. >> reporter: so gipper let researchers from stanford turn his home into a makeshift science lab. previous stanford

the bbc�*s, duncan kennedy reports. ardabil, north—west of tehran, where protesters have started using rocks to take on the authorities. some are shouting, "death to the supreme leader." a slogan heard a lot in recent weeks. this is also believed to be ardabil, but this time the authorities appear to have the upper hand. the iranian government has brutal control of the media, but using a variety of techniques, the bbc has now named a total of 45 people, including children, who have died since the protests began. many of the demonstrations are still being driven by young women and schoolchildren. it's nearly a month since these protests began following the death in police custody of a 22—year—old woman. speaking in california yesterday, president biden said the death of mahsa amini has aroused deep feelings in iran. it stunned me, what it awakened in iran. it's awakened something i don't think will be quieted in a long, long time. in another development tonight, shots have been heard in tehran�*s evin prison, after what

duncan kennedy, bbc news. it feels like the right time to look at the weather.will return to normal later in the week, but it has been a remarkable year so far. this is the oldest instrumental temperature series in the world. the green bars show how the temperature usually varies throughout the year. this is the average. let me put on what has happened so far this year. every single month so far has been warmer than normal. you can see by the size of some of those orange bars, by a considerable degree as well. as we have just mentioned to fiona, there will be some changes later this week. notice on the chart, this is how temperatures compare to normal. we have had orange on the chart for the last few weeks, but blue colours arrive, temperatures could be at or a little bit lower than normal. wet weather to go with it, a really wild night across the english channel. 60 or 70 mph for some. heavy rain around across many areas, there could be

i'm jericka duncan. thanks for watching.ions, thousands jammed san francisco, but fleet week's final airshow couldn't get off the ground. if you were on the ground, the italian heritage parade route a big boost to nort to northeast business. > >> we check in with families who who had to start over after the devastating wine country firest. country firestorm. > >> the blue angel pilots sent out a statement saying they couldn't fly because of weather conditions and they were looking looking forward to clear skies next year. if you watch the airshow friday or saturday you might've noticed this aircraft flying around famous landmarks. we caught up with the veteran pilot in charge of training the pilots who fly in the show. >> reporter: the dynamics of the the plane aren't different than what you would fly when you are here on the plane as a passenger, it just happens to be be lower so you have s of the d and it looks amazing. >> we are sitting inside a

duncan kennedy, bbc news.truss�*s former cabinet colleagues, nadine dorries, has called on the prime minister to act as a unifier rather than a disruptor if the conservatives are to have any hope of overturing labour's huge lead in the opinion polls. cabinet minister nadhim zahawi has warned that continued division within tory ranks, will only increase the chances of sir keir starmer reaching number 10. that's a scenario that scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has said that she would prefer — saying she "detests" the conservatives, but added she wasn't referring to "individuals, or certainly not to people who vote tory". here's our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart. it was just last month that liz truss became conservative leader and prime minister. since then, a humiliating tax u—turn and a disastrous set of opinion polls. one former cabinet colleague who backed liz truss for leader urged her this morning to be a unifier, not a disruptor. i think when the conservative party is in such a da

now it's finally taking to the skies, as duncan kennedy reports.ed to have his own spitfire. but instead of buying one, he built one. the spitfire to me is the best aircraft that has ever been built. i just love flying it. it's a copy of a world war ii spitfire photo reconnaissance aircraft. and it took steve more than 11,000 hours to make. has this been a labour of love? um, there were times when i did have some deep despair. it would be untrue to say not, but most of the time ijust loved doing it. steve was inspired as a boy by this film and fell in love with the spitfire's graceful lines. he began the project in 2006 and, bit by bit, from airframe to avionics, he and his wife, kay, spent 11 years making it down the years. down the years, steve did try and buy a spitfire, but was often outbid. one already made would cost between £2 million and £4 million. the civil aviation authority has cleared steve's plane to fly. it may be a replica, but this is one man's tribute to an iconic original. duncan kennedy, bbc news in hampshire. you have been watc

i'm jericka duncan. thank you for watching. studios, this is kpix5 news be >> no at 6:00, prosecutors sharing new details of the break in an assault against nancy pelosi's husband . >>> making halloween safe for all kids. the efforts to help families with autistic children enjoy the holiday together. >>> a food desert, no new grocery store is providing a much-needed boost for one bay area neighborhood. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian happen. >> i'm andrea nakano. we are learning more about the attack on paul pelosi. nancy pelosi , it was confirmed, was, in fact, the target of the attack. the speaker was seen leaving her home as the husband recovers in the hospital. >> da lin spoke with jenkins and has new details emerging tonight. >> authorities came out on a sunday to release more details but more importantly, correct bad information. for starters, the district attorney says the suspect's name is actually pronounced david de-pap. >> at the time that the suspect mister depape entered the home, he was in fa

. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the fast-approaching midterm elections. both parties are pressing hard to show why they deserve your vote. democrats focused on their legislative accomplishments, republicans on the economy and crime. at stake, both houses of congress. votes are already being cast in many states across the country in person and by mail. cbs's christina ruffini leads us off tonight from the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. well, after a quiet weekend at home in delaware, president biden will head to pennsylvania this week and florida the next as we come into the home stretch of this contentious midterm election. >> these are tough fights. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the results of the midterms will be decided in the last minutes of the race. >> i see very clearly that the ownership of the ground is with us. >> reporter: but the latest cbs news battlegro

duncan kennedy, bbc news.contenders — who lost to liz truss have asked colleagues to rally round the prime minister and end the disunity affecting the party. it's being seen as a concerted effort to try to end party divisions that have seen labour open up a 30 point lead in some opinion polls. 0ur political correspondent iain watson has telling us more. a senior ally of liz truss was saying to me the fact that former leadership contenders, suella braverman, penny mordaunt, nadim zahawi, were behind these comments showed that liz truss had at very least put a cap on cabinet dissent. she has plenty of non—cabinet dissenters as well and some of them say that this need for a public declaration of support so soon into her premiership, demonstrates not strength, but vulnerability. the message from number ten to these mps is quite simply this, unless they get behind liz truss they risk putting keir starmer in downing street propped up by the snp. nichola sturgeon said in a bbc interview today that she detested the to

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us. the midterm elections are now just eight days away. and with control of congress in the balance a new cbs news battleground tracker poll finds republicans likely to take control of the house of representatives. in the senate we estimate republicans taking 48 seats, the democrats 47, with five too close to call. the fastest-growing group of voters, asian americans, could play a key role in several battleground states. nancy chen explain. >> reporter: asian americans are increasing in numbers, and so is their power on election day. in 2020 voter participation increased exponentially in battleground states like georgia and nevada as well as others like texas and california. and that makes this year one to watch. with control of congress up for grabs, orange county, california is home to one of the closest races in the country. >> so's gwin is. >>y ces oken, ty r orter: buthe chen and incumbent republican michelle steele in a district that's nearly 30% asian american also showcases the gr

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.vernment protests continue for a third straight wek in iran. demonstrators have taken to the streets after the death of a young woman in police custody. mahsa amini, a 22-year-old kurdish iranian, was arrested by the notorious morality police. the charge was that she wasn't wearing her head scarf correctly. amini was sent to a reeducation camp and later died. her family claims she was tortured. amini's death has sparked the protests along with a violent crackdown by the iranian army. dozens have been killed, hundreds injured, and an untold number arrested. in iran's kurdish reasons shops and businesses have gone on strike in 20 cities. roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: without head scarves and without fear, women are taking center stage in the protests across iran. daring to defy the islamic regime's strict morality laws, they're cutting their hair in public. and dancing with their exposed locks flowing. >> we keep receiving a lot of videos that shows women are fearless. >> reporter

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us. it's just two weeks and one day until the midterm elections. and with control of congress in the balance some of the most hotly contested battleground states are having a difficult time recruiting poll workers. the main issue is safety. the fbi reports that seven states continue to see unusual threat levels against election workers. that includes pennsylvania. officials there are racing to fill spots and actually installing bulletproof glass at the office in philadelphia where the votes will be counted. ed o'keefe has more. >> shout out to the election board workers across our country because it's a hard job, it's a thankless job. >> reporter: philadelphia city commissioner omar sabir says it's part of his job to be a cheerleader for elections. it's also up to his office to help hire the more than 8,000 poll workers the city of brotherly love will need to run elections smoothly. >> people don't understand that the average poll worker, they're the ones that actually administer the elec

let's bring in duncan, an author of the become. great to have you back, duncan.w the cover of the book? the name is "spare", a play on spare me, maybe, something like that. what do you think? >> yeah, i think in royal terms, the term -- the use of the world "spare" is a derogatory term. it's a negative. you think of the spare to the heir, you think about the person in the family that didn't get the top job. i think the spanish translation or the spanish edition translates to in the shadow. so you think that this is harry pretty clearly with a book -- with a title like that, looks like he's going to take that line that he's the victim, somebody born in to a family, but made to take a back seat. i think from the royal's point of view now, knowing that that sort of is hanging over their heads but will come out january 10, there's some pretty nervous people inside the palace at the moment. >> martha: so he reportedly got $20 million for this book. there was a lot of discussion during the queen's funeral that maybe it would be shelved or go away or he was panicked abo

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.an missiles continued to rain down on civilian targets in ukraine just days after an explosion destroyed part of the bridge linking crimea to the russian mainland. investigators say a truck loaded with explosives detonated and set fire to a train carrying fuel. russian officials say the rail line is back in service despite one section of the roadway collapsing into the sea. meanwhile, in parts of ukraine people are trying to get back to normal. that includes children returning to school. but instead of typical curriculums the students are learning about bomb shelters and emergency kits. debora patta has more. >> reporter: there are many ways to spend one's childhood in ukraine. turning spent weapons of war into boyish games should never be be one of them. nor should going to school for the very first time like little sophia be tarnished by fear. her mother, susanna kachatrian, has packed two bags, one for class and one for emergencies. schools cannot open across the country unless they

duncan kennedy, bbc news in winchester.d our chief political correspondent nick eardley — this has been described as a really humiliating u—turn by the prime minister and the chancellor. what a difference 24 hours makes in politics. it was just yesterday morning that liz truss was insisting on the bbc that this policy wasn't going to bejunked. but after she left that interview something changed. there was a feeling within government that this policy was increasingly becoming unsellable, a growing number of conservative mps were prepared to put their heads above the parapet and say, they didn't support it. a growing number of people work including the prime ministerjust of people work including the prime minister just wouldn't be of people work including the prime ministerjust wouldn't be able to get these plans through parliament. so over the course of yesterday afternoon there were a series of crisis talks between the prime minister and the chancellor and by late evening, they had decided this policy was dead. there is no

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