ed o'keefe, we thank ou. >>> tonight aglimpse into former president trump's tax returns.mp had fought for more than three years to hide them from public view. cbs's nikole killion reports. >> reporter: tonight former president trump's tax returns are one step closer to becoming public. following a strictly party-line vote by the house ways and means committee. >> the public has a right to have a certain level of transparency. >>reporter: according to the panel's report, the irs did not do a mandatory audit of the former president during his first two years in office and never completed any audits while he served. >> the tax forms were really never audited. >> reporter: that's despite the former president's repeated claims to the contrary. >> i've been under audit for so many years. every year i get audited. >> reporter: congressional analysis of tax forms also reveal the former first family reported more losses than gains in six years since 2015 and trump paid only $750 in federal taxes in 2016 and 2017 and nothing in 2020. >> and they showed he didn't pay any federal inc

ed o'keefe, cbs news, the white house. >> ginger spice and everything nice. >>> still ahead on this cbst returns, and retailers are ready. but you'll want to check the fine print. >>> after a day of giving, now comes the great gift return. but this year there are more hurdles. a recent survey found six in ten retailers have changed their return policies. cbs' nancy chen has more. >> reporter: with the holiday shopping season underway, tis the season also for surprises, including a crackdown on online returns. the cost to return an item by mail at zara, now $3.95. for j.crew it's $7.50. and at dillard's, it will set you back almost ten bucks. they're all part of a growing risk of retailers charging to send back purchases. >> i hate it as someone who likes to shop and return things often. >> reporter: this person shops almost entirely online and was recently hit with return fees after ordering multiple pairs of pants. >> i haven't been able to find a pair of pants that actually fits me. i needed to try on a lot of things. and for certain stores, i did have to eat that $5 cost. >> reporter

ed o'keefe, we thank you. cbs news will have live coverage of president zelenskyy's address to a joint meeting of congress tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern. also tonight sam bankman-fried, founder of the cryptor exchange ftx is on his way to new york from a jail cell in the bahamas. he faces eight counts of conspiracy and wire fraud. prosecutors allege bankman-fried de frauded investors of billions of dollars, cbs's lilia luciano has more. >> under heavy guard sam bankman-fried left a ba hamia courthouse late today headed back to the u.s. the ftx founder spent more than a week in jail. he was arrested in the bahamas at the request of federal prosecutors. he now faces numerous charges in new york. includwioney laundering. today the 30 year old agreed not to fight extradition. another chapter in a stunning fall from grace. once one of the richest men in the world, leading a company with celebrity endorsed. s from the likes of tom brady, stef curry and actor larry david. >> i don't think so. >> as bankman-fried krept

ed o'keefe, thank you so much. >>> tonight, a consumer alert for parents.rly 90,000 pieces of children's clothing featuring disney and "star wars" characters have been recalled because of a risk of lead poisoning. the clothes made by bentex were sold at t.j. maxx, amazon, and other retailers through august of this year. the company is offering full refunds. >>> the leading goal scorer for the u.s. men's national soccer team says he's doing everything he can to play in their next world cup match. christian pulisic, named captain america by his fans, suffered a pelvic contusion while scoring the game-winning goal against iran on tuesday. pulisic says he still better. the u.s. will face the netherlands on saturday morning. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. i put it on once, no more touch ups! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. who says you have to spend more on skincare to get results? i p

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ed o'keefe, thank you so much.ht, there are more questions than answers in moscow, idaho. authorities there are now providing conflicting statements on whether the shocking murders of four college students there was a targeted attack. meanwhile, the father of one of the victims gave an emotional account of his daughter's final moments. cbs' lilia luciano is there. >> reporter: nearly three weeks after four university of idaho students were stabbed to death, police still have no suspect, weapon, or motive in the killings of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, ethan chapin, and his girlfriend, xana kernodel. what they have said from the start is this was a targeted attack. wednesday night, local police released what they called a clarification, saying detectives do not currently know if the red denses or any occupy occupants were specifically targeted. then today state police told cbs news, "we remain consistent in our belief that was in, indeed, a targeted attack, but with not concluded if the target was the residents

of president zelenskyy's address ed o'keefe, we thank you.night, sam bankman-fried, founder of the crypto-currency exchange iis w to new york from a jail cell in the bahamas. he faces eight counts of conspiracy and wire fraud. prosecutors allege bankman-fried defrauded investors of billions of dollars. cbs's lilia luciano has more. >> reporter: under heavy guard, sam bankman-fried left a bahamian courthouse late today, headed back to the u.s. the disgraced ftx founder has spent more than a week in jail. he was arrested in the bahamas at the request of federal prosecutors. he now faces numerous charges in new york, including wire fraud, securities fraud, and money laundering. today, the 30-year-old agreed not to fight extradition, another chapter in a stunning fall from grace. once one of the richest men in the world, leading a company with celebrity endorsements from the likes of tom brady, n.b.a. star steph curry, and actor larry david. >> eh, i don't think so. >> reporter: as bankman-fried's crypto-currency company collapsed, it is estimate

ed o'keefe looks inside this long holiday tradition. >> reporter: just like some people always make surethe gas station toy truck or the holiday barbie -- >> and the warmth of holiday cheer fills us with joy. >> reporter: -- many families add the white house ornament to their holiday wish list each year. >> i got one for myself p. i got one for my mom. >> reporter: even the first families display them at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but the ornament gets its start about 400 miles away, at chemart in lincoln, rhode island. here the ornament is as much a christmas tradition as the tree itself. dave marquis and david beaupre run the company that's been making the ornament since its inception in 1981. >> it's been so part of our dna for so long. 42 years we've been running this annual ornament program. so it's part of who we are. >> reporter: david's father, richard beaupre, a chemist and inventor, started the metal etching business more than four decades ago. not long after, the opportunity of a lifetime. first lady nancy reagan wanted to make a white house christmas ornament as a keepsake. ch

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