frederickson. and this is the first interesting fact, then i look.e, for example, mine clearance. god bless you brother frederikson and again and again here and there i stumble upon a curious article in bloomberg , it turns out that this whole thing has been going on for a very, very long time. here is what bloomberg says about corruption in denmark, well, which is a model country for europe, let's see danish police trying to track billions of dollars in taxes. were lost, either as a result of tax evasion or a years-long campaign of dividend fraud, most recently a high-ranking employee of the danish ministry of social affairs was put on the interpol wanted list. after fleeing with about $17 million in government funds on friday, the police were informed of the possible fraud of three government subsidized volunteer associations, and you're here with me. argue fairy tales. well, how did she become prime minister only in the nineteenth year, and here in black and white is written a high-ranking employee of the ministry of social divisions, and who led

. >> reporter: next door the fredericksons had only one thought. >> how do we keep, we have five kids, how do we keep the kids safe >> reporter: haley and brian watched as the water took out their back porch and then headed toward their home >> all of a sudden out of nowhere the flood came and the rush came down heavy the water turned brown rocks started coming down mountain avenue, and then that was it it was over. the water just started coming up >> reporter: they moved their five children to the highest point in the house >> to the front. farthest from here as far away from here as possible >> reporter: neighbors saw what was unfolding. pitching in, they built a druid of crude dam to redirect the water and save the house >> neighbors were amazing. the neighbors helped keep us safe they're working on their house up there, and they walked all the way down with that wood and plopped it there we moved rocks, mulch, just to stop the water from coming, because it was at the front door >> reporter: 43 year old pamela new je knew knew wasn't /* was not as fortunate. >> terror, devastation

pushed the head of poland duda in the second league together with a couple of danish leaders metta fredericksonis in a mint suit and estonia carically rally colors, fuchsia, franka, a german couple macron schultz in the center of the second row gave a seat to the president of finland , who had just joined the alliance. well, in the front row, of course, is biden with the british prime minister smiling in full. here in the foreground, turkish president erdogan, immersed in something of his own, the role that became almost decisive at this summit , turkey remained the only nato country that blocked entry into the alliance. sweden now, erdogan withdrew the objection and gave the green light to the case for parliament, which is expected. etsya will approve the application in the fall, and now the leaders of turkey and sweden have already shaken hands in the presence of a thick bergam. in exchange, ankara, as the western media write, promised the lifting of the sanctions and support in the process of joining the eu, the long -standing issue with the supply of american f-16s to turkey was immediately

and prime minister store in norway, cio, we've had a great relationship friend, frederickson of denmark and the manager copeland, daughter of harland daughter hired on. you can tell us of, for the stuff i'm thinking of home, the daughter of iceland and, and i want to say, i think we've had a very productive some. we discussed the depression where we stand as inflection point in history, where the decisions we make now we're going to turn over the course of the history for the next 4 or $56.00 decades. in this week, we're firm how similar united states together together with allies and partners are working in lock step. to show this other stronger, say for more secure pass. not just for your nonsense, for nato, but for the world in building 33 nations for the 1st of the 31 ocean is the 1st time we show the world in our alliance is more united to never assume to be 32 hours. thanks to the agreement with turkey to squeeze in succession protocols for and as a capable partners and committed democracy, both sweden are going to add significantly to the stress security and, and, you know, the n

and prime minister stohr of norway, and frederickson of denmark and and the daughter of ireland, youhinking of home, the daughter of iceland, and i want to say i think we've had a very productive summit. we discussed, mr. president, where we stand at an inflection point in history where the decisions we make now are going to determine the course of the history for the next four or five, six decades, and this week we affirmed how finland and the united states together, together with allies and partners are working in lockstep to set us on a stronger, safer, and more secure path. not just for europe, not just for nato, but for the world. and vilnius, nato met with 31 nations for the first time. we showed the world that our alliance is more united than other, and soon it will be 32 allies thanks to an agreement with turkey to move sweden's succession protocols forward. as capable partners and committed democracy, finland and sweden are going to add significantly to the strength, security, and unanimity of nato, and a stronger nato makes the entire world stronger. mr. president, as your

scott frederickson is a federal prosecutor. how unusual is it for a plea agreement to fall apart?but they don't fall apart in high profile cases like this based on such fundamental misunderstandings. >> reporter: the judge also had constitutional questions on how the gun charge would be handled. in the plea agreement, the charge would be dismissed if biden remains drug-free and commits no additional crimes for two years. on capitol hill, the republican house speaker reacted. >> there shouldn't be two justice systems in america. and hopefully today that's what's being done. >> reporter: hunter biden left court and did not comment to reporters as originally planned. a plea deal is still possible. the parties have 30 days to answer the judge's questions before she makes a decision. the white house said hunter biden's tax case is a personal matter. jb? >> catherine herridge in delaware, thank you very much. >>> now a carry incident high above new york city this morning. parts of a large construction crane atop a high-rise building came crashing down on to the streets during the mornin

caroline frederickson, a member of the commission and professor at georgetown law, the commission onlyresident once after submitting its report in december of 2022. its members were invited to the white house and met briefly with widen in the treaty room of the isaacson room. the meeting was largely an opportunity for the president to thank the members for their work, not to discuss the report or recommendations. with his history and the fact that he set up the commission in the first place, i think it indicates he's playing a bit of a longer game on the issue than people would like. we don't have a lot of time with people who are losing their rights. >> correct. >> to wait and play the long game. i'm not trying to be flippant. people ice's lives have changed and will change day by day. hoping that 10, 15, 20 years down the line, the stars align again. >> that's true, and the point made earlier is a key one. he's saying he doesn't want to politicize the process and the court. i think we're well past that. it is a politicized court and you have been involved in politics at the state and