i have nod your that company is harbor city capital. santos worked as the firm's new york regional director before it was alleged to be a classic ponzi scheme and shut down by the securities and exchange commission. >> i manage a $1.5 billion fund. >> reporter: the s.e.c. complaint did not name santos, but cbs news has now learn the investigators have questioned at least one potential investor santos tried to recruit. >> i was so outraged. i was so upset. >> reporter: attorney tiffany beg oezian told us she went to middle school with santos where he went by george devolder and reconnected with him by chance three years ago. >> guess who i ran into at starbucks? >> reporter: she later told him she'd settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos promptly invited her and her client to dinner. >> he asked for 300,000 does principal development, and he essentially said every two to three weeks, there would be an allowance of 2,000 to $3,000 that would be paid out to the client. the client was not allowed to know what was being

. >> reporter: that company is harbor city capital.ed as the firm's new york regional director, before it was alleged to be a classic ponzi scheme and shut down by the securities and exchange commission. >> at harbor city capital i manage a $1.5 million fund. >> reporter: the complaint did not name santos but cbs news has now learned investigators have questioned at least one potential investor santos tried to recruit. >> i was so outraged, i was upset. >> norah: attorney tiffany bogosian told us she went to school with santos, he where he went by george devolder, and reconnected with him three years ago. >> that is why i ran into at starbucks. >> reporter: she later told him she settled a big case for a client, $2 million. she said santos properly invited her and her client to dinner. >> he asked for $300,000 principal investment, and he essentially said, you know come every 2-3 weeks, there would be an allowance of, you know, 2000-$3,000 that would be paid out to the client. the client was not allowed to know what was being invested

we know about this harbor city capital ponzi scheme he was involved in.out? >> i mean, more and more continues to come out. and so i suspect that the doj is not only investigating his campaign finances which have glaring red sirens but also perhaps additional conduct that continues to come out, the go fund me, the ponzi scheme, who knows what else? >> overnight cnn reported that hunter biden and his attorneys want their tlre to be investiga into a computer repair shop owner and rudy giuliani, those responsible for the dissemination of the private material on his laptop? >> i think what you have to recognize in all of this is that the person who brought the lap to be to the forefront is rudy giuliani. this was in the aftermath of giuliani's clear, inappropriate conduct regarding ukraine. he was at the lyinchpin of donad trump's extortion of ukraine. and so rudy giuliani has no credibility. they're going to be looking into hunter biden's laptop. the american people don't care about hunter biden's laptop. they care about congress delivering results. and so i

know he had for sure was con man, because santos received payments from a company out there called harbor cityg a $17 million pyramid scheme. santos insists it was not a scam and that he is in fact a pyramid. santos... [applause] >> it just keeps coming. >> stephen: applause. applause for that joke. see the minute by minutes on that one. santos is such a liar that yesterday the long island g.o.p. themselves held a press conference demanding that he resign forth with. but this morning, santos says he's not backing down. >> i will not resign. i will be continuing to hold my office elected by the people. >> how do you feel like you're able to serve your people? >> oops. >> stephen: okay, okay. it looks like he tripped there. but according to santos, he didn't. he was just kicking in the winning goal at the world cup. so... oh. goal! so santos says he is staying put, though as reporters continued to hound him around the capitol, he seemed to leave an out. >> will you resign if the voters -- >> if the voters call. >> if 142 people ask for me to resign, i'll resign. >> stephen: i'm guessing when tha

has alleged that harbor city was basically a $17 million ponzi scheme.o. what do you think happened? how much legal exposure could he be facing? you had to go in front of the s.e.c. to be interviewed for this. >> definitely. and essentially after my client gave the documents and his statement, they wanted a written statement that would formalize what he said. in that week from the statement to them transcribing it to a written statement, they then called me and said the doj told them to halt everything and just wait until their investigation was completed. >> and i just want to go back from all of this. is the reason you're interacting with him all these times is you knew him back in middle school. >> yes. >> as you're saying, he was in middle school. you were in middle school. you were young. but when you look back now, what was he like? was anything strange? do you remember? >> there were always these oddities that didn't add up. i never would guess it would have taken this life and gone to this extent. but now knowing what he's capable of, he's defini

john: the cities we talked about, jackson is 80% black, flint is 60% black. benton harbor michigan, another city with lead contamination problems, 80% black. the president has been going around the country talking about his infrastructure bill. is that going to provide any help or is it going to be enough help? >> you know, unfortunately, although this is probably the most resources and finance that have been put forth toward and directed toward this problem in a number of years, unfortunately, that $55 billion is not going to be enough. ititerally is just a drop in the bucket because the cost of fixing america's drinking water infrastructure will be nearly $480 billion over the next 20 years. and it's evident that the infrastructure package will not meet the full need. it's also a complicated mix of criteria that communities must meet, and that falls with the states to really decide who is going to receive and prioritize those projects. while all this is happening, because it takes so long to implement change in a water project, the infrastructure is going to continue to

new orleans city council saying we'll shut down businesses that harbor serious crime. how about shutting down the city that harbors serious crime. don't blame the businesses. >> harris: speculation now a g.o.p.-led panel to investigate the supreme court's failure to find the person who leaked the draft opinion for roe v. wade. that leak and decision led to scary protests at justice's homes. it is dangerous. there was an attempted assassination on justice brett cavanaugh outside his home and led to a spike in violent attacks on pro-life organizations including pregnancy support centers. 100 of them firebombed or otherwise vandalizeed. the f.b.i. has only indicted two people. raymond. >> look, the gop congress is correct to demand, we all should be demanding an f.b.i. investigation of who leaked that dobbs decision. harris, they put in charge john roberts put in charge the marshal of the supreme court, colonel curly and god bless her but she is the inspector clouseau. no investigatory powers, voluntary phone records and text records. that's not good enough. she had incomp

city for his immigration. when that ship arrived in the harbor in new york city and at the port in manhattan, the first class passengerswent straight the ship into the city. but apartheid was not a first class passenger. he was a steerage passenger. third class and the third class passengers were loaded on. ferries from the dock in manhattan and taken over to ellis island for processing. he through that whole set of pens there. that's the way ellis island work. you would move from pen to pen to in a set pattern till you the front desk where they talked to you about your immigration the entire process driven by a little card that he held with them that had a assigned to him and when he had finally cleared the front desk that's at that front desk there is right up there under the american when he cleared the front desk that you passed on a hallway, you picked up your luggage. and the next thing you know, you were back on, the ferry taking you back to manhattan. that's how ellis island worked. one of the great stories of ellis island is of course, that people would spend days and days on ellis island. virtually no one spe

australia posted this video showing the house perry, ukraine's colors shining brightly along the city's harbor. still ahead tonight, busy highways in california back open after drivers were left stranded in the cold will have a live update from the conditions in the sierra and >> the great find. also a powerball lawsuit by one man is claiming the grand prize was given to the wrong person. >> and a look at some fashion made to be worn in outer space. >> new at 10. if you're a runner, you might already know this. but apparently san francisco is the best city to run in. that's according to an east bay tech company heiress. the study cited the city's good air quality access to parks and low pedestrian fatalities. 3 california cities crack the top 10, including san jose which came in at number 9, san diego ranked force memphis was named the worst city in america for runners. a lawsuit has been filed against a southern california man who won a record breaking 2 billion dollar powerball jackpot. this is video from when the winner, ed. when castro was announced an event castro did not attend. jose riv

and the question of harboring people entirely. and in those cities, this is going to be met to show you how those people will actually goals and travel to those places. and the are arranging buses and transportation for those people so they can actually travel to those places. and we have planned how they can actually travel and transported to those cities can be learned and this our father and in their own towns, the disaster victims. and they should go and like i thought they should go and register themselves with those crisis centers. the cultural and the tourism ministry and other representatives and also youth and sports ministry. and they are also helping and how those people can actually register. what like i said while ago, and those people can actually stay at those hotels and then from i love the day also it was dark. that explanation went heartwarming and be appreciate and it's much appreciated that you know, i mean the material that bitchy up also is included. i forgot about mention their names and i'm grateful to them as well. and each i

city was affected by the fire. and if you're trying to look at where it is today, this is a map, the old map, things are we have more landfill into harbor. but this is roughly area of the city where the fire. some of the logistical were, again, the mansard roofs, the fire spread roof to roof. so it's almost impossible for firefighters get water on those roofs and control it. the fire became so hot it would literally material across the street or cross a barrier this is what a classic conflagration is when things get so hot so that that it was very hard to to kind of mount a defense for it. and again you can see from these illustrations how there was a desperate struggle to get as much water and get as many engines into the area as possible and get as much water on the buildings as possible. cloud crowd control. as i said, a real problem. many of the merchants who rushed they heard there was a fire, were trying to get the material from their buildings out. and when they couldn't get it out, they could see the fire coming. they started giving away so that had people who were looting and. you had people who were just being given free stuff

severe fire broke out in the city of iskenderon, the city is located in the affected area, and coastal infrastructure from the earthquake. the harboreriously damaged. the port had to be closed according to eyewitness accounts. the fire broke out. after one of the cargo containers fell off the stack and turned over now on the spot firefighters are working but now about the victims of new shelling from ukraine in the belgorod region, a 70-year-old pensioner died with the aim of artillery, the border village of kazinka became the victim as a result a direct hit by a projectile caused a severe fire on the territory of a private household. in the russian district i bring all my close relatives with a sign. uh, the most sincere condolences to vsu, shells rained down on the donbass in yasinovataya, nato ammunition exploded . a civilian was wounded in neighboring makeevka by 10 rockets from multiple rocket launchers on the outskirts. gorlovka is now de-energized due to the shelling of the village. well , the task of moving the ukrainian positions as far as possible from peaceful cities and towns in the same donetsk region is gradually bein

harbors has already been tested. and where the repair is still in full swing will tell alina samoilova very quickly, leaving the cityer, before leaving the city, there were generally traffic jams, both in one direction and in the other; now it’s just a fairy tale from krasnoyarsk towards the airport, this route has expanded the main road here. yes, four lanes were poured and the roadsides were strengthened. they laid asphalt, applied markings, and now you find yourself in the air harbor much faster than work. on this highway completed in 4 months. and now it's bold. we can say that the test of the siberian winter, namely low temperatures. the road has passed. and there's a lot of traffic here. the site is busy 24 hours, more than 70,000 cars pass through it. the quality of the coating is checked by specialists of the mobile laboratory of the road administration and activists of the popular front, a special metal rail. shows smooth asphalt or not, every half a meter measure the so-called gaps of 2 mm. 1 mm one millimeter 3 millimeters, so we have the evenness of the repair that has already passed. after the summer pe

empire, the best place for the city, they found in the bay near the tatar village of akhtiyar, according to admiral fedot klokachev, there was no other such convenient harborn all of europe and it could accommodate the fetus up to steel ships. who came up with the name sevastopol is unknown, but in greek, sibastos means sacred or worthy of worship, sevastopol became the main base of the russian black sea fleet and the city of russian glory on february 10, 1962, the ussr and the usa exchanged scouts, new york gave the soviet illegal immigrant william fisher to the americans, he called himself colonel rudolf abel, and moscow gave francis harry powers to an american pilot whose reconnaissance plane was shot down over the urals . on the gnojniksky bridge , the border between the gdr and west berlin passed through it later. scouts have been exchanged here more than once, but the exchange of 62 years remains the loudest monthly one, it is described in books and films were shown for the first time about this story already in the sixty-eighth year, the soviet film dead zone was filmed in the preface to the film, the scout william fisher himself appeared. and in 20

city, found in a bay near a tatar village. ahti. yar , according to admiral fedot klokachev , there was no other such convenient harbor in all of europeccommodate up to stalin's ships in the fruit. who came up with the name sevastopol is unknown, but in greek, sea bass means sacred or worthy of worship? that dust has become the main base of the russian black sea fleet and the cities of russian glory as a symbol of civil courage and military prowess on february 10, 1962, the ussr and the usa exchanged intelligence officers, new york issued the soviet illegal immigrant william fisher to the americans, he called himself colonel rudolf abel, and moscow gave francis harry powers to the american pilot through the plane, the scout was shot down in kind. the exchange took place on the gnojnik bridge, which later passed the border between the gdr and west berlin. scouts have been exchanged here more than once, but the exchange of 62 years remains the loudest monthly one, it is described in books and shown in films for the first time about this story, already in the sixty-eighth year , the soviet film dead season was filmed in in the preface to

producers, experts call it a city-forming for the entire region its territory arose the previous evening in containers with cargo, which turned over during the earthquake. now the harbor is not working due to infrastructure damage. against this background, myers plans to redirect cargo to nearby ports. hubs said so in a statement. not the largest in turkey, uh, but it is the third in terms of cargo turnover, as far as i remember, and for comparison, its annual cargo turnover. if we take last year there, but it is comparable to the cargo turnover of the large port of st. petersburg, almost 70 million. cargo per year, its three stops for some indefinite time. it will primarily affect regional logistics. well, it will also affect the world logistics according to the domino principle. according to experts, the situation is also complicated by the fact that railways in turkey are rather poorly developed , mainly road and air transport, this earthquake also damaged the infrastructure, how much and how long it will take to restore it is difficult to say. now all forces are thrown to save people left under the rubble, as well as to accommodate those who were left without bloo

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is harbor the school, does have the feeling that we'll be seeing more progress going failure than we did in the past. the city off of the fort cook on this is love at us. we're not going to let this re a time. a woman last nevada way here with doesn't on and there's no changing that. that will kind and come, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh hon. the road with our travel super heroes. my mission is clear. you crushed iga antony con. felicia explored germany. they dive in and they check everything out. there's a lot going on in there about germany tried and tested with 30 minutes on d. w. like do you like it? with, do you want it? okay, then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal and let's ride with read in 90 minutes on d w. o. oh. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. ah, and explore fascinating world heritage site d w world heritage $360.00. get the app now. ah ah, this is d w. new of like from berlin? another, unidentified objects shot down in north america at this time over canada. the defense minister says bought us and canadian fighter jets chambliss to intercept the small cylin

enterprise in this city, the port is also located a fire on its territory arose the previous evening in containers with cargo, which turned over during the earthquake. now the harborg due to infrastructure damage. on this background. you are planning to redirect cargo to the nearest ports. hubs says this in a company statement, but it is the third in terms of cargo turnover, as far as i remember, and for comparison, its annual cargo turnover. if you take there last year. it is comparable to the cargo turnover of the large port of st. petersburg, almost 70 million tons of cargo per year. for some indefinite time. it will primarily affect regional logistics, but it will also have a domino effect on global logistics. according to experts, the situation is also complicated by the fact that in turkey railways are rather poorly developed , mainly road and air transport. this infrastructure was also damaged by the earthquake, how much and how long it will take to restore it is difficult to say. now all forces are thrown to save people left under the rubble, as well as to accommodate those who were left without blood and to provide them most necessary, of course. now turk

cities. new york is struggling with an influx of migrants. since last spring, me than 45,000 have made their way there. as our correspondent reports. reporter: the statue of liberty in new york harbortood as an emblem of america's proud embrace ofmmigrants. >> this view is similar to the one seen by many thousands of immigrants. reporter: new york and particular has long relied on those arriving with dreams of a better future. but the recent influx of migrants has created a state of emergency. in the last 10 months, more than 45,000 migrants have arrived, partially bused conservative leaders from border states like texas. but new york's mayor ultimately placed the blame on the federal government. >> i'm not going to remain silent on that. this is wrong for the cities of america to take this on, the federal government should step in and say, let's coordinate this. and whatever city is available to take a portion, because if we all take a portion, it will not overwhelm a city. >> this is one of the units being repaired. >> yes. >> for the next family. reporter: by law, new york must provide shelter to anyone who needs it. >> if you walk in here, this is the unit the family will be li

harboring communist -- anti-communist beliefs. >> reporter: congressman mike gallagher issuing a stern warning yesterday. he spoke to protesters yesterday in new york cityllowed this to happen on american soil? the answer, in my opinion, is that we have been blind while the ccp has been very cunning. they use muscle and threats instead of persuasion. and like the mafia, they aren't afraid to make people disappear. >> reporter: gallagher giving those remarks from a suspected former chinese communist party police station. the safeguard defenders human rights organization says there are at least four chinese police stations currently operating inside the u.s., two in new york city, one in los angeles and another in an undisclosed location. the ccp is also suspected of setting up stations in dozens of countries across the globe. gallagher also writing a letter to fbi director christopher wray saying in part: while i welcome recent news reports that the fbi has conducted a search of one such station in new york city, i remain concerned other stations may exist. the fbi appears to be late to the game acting in response to open source information only after it

harbor in mid-january after what? three years of a non-presence in the city. asian pacific managing director for silver see cruises joining us now. happy new year and many more. let's get straight to it. how much are you seeing bookings picking up these last few weeks or so? >> good morning and happy new year to you. since the opening up to the world, we have seen significant spike in bookings. not only from the world, are cruises in asia and hong kong, in particular. but also from the chinese market, the mainland market and hong kong. so where we are sitting now is only within the last couple of weeks, we reached the booking levels that are pre-pandemic. that trend is indicative that in a couple of months time, we would probably see those numbers doubling or tripling. so it is something that we have seen in other markets, after lockdowns when the markets open up, be it singapore or australia. we are in a good place and we are on a great track. yvonne: how has covid impacted overall consumption and behavior , i wonder? does it have any applications for your bu

city advertising, that's the type of story we are telling. we're bragging that we're the first super bowl with an autonomous vehicle sponsor. sky harborp at the airport. we want to be known for being on cutting edge of technology and innovation. >> that's really cool. so the cardinals obviously aren't in the game. so mayor, who are you pulling for this weekend? >> so it's amazing to look at the city. it looks like christmas because there's so much green with red. i have a degree from the university of pennsylvania, so little bit of an edge for the eagles. but i'm happy with a great, close game. >> yeah. you got -- this is when you got to be a classic politician, which is i just want a good, safe game. and may the best prevail. i like the -- stuck it out there a little bit. also, i was thinking about this -- it's possible that even with the super bowl there, the biggest sports story out of phoenix might not be about football today. kevin durant being traded to the phoenix suns. what are people saying about that there? >> i've been in public life for a decade. this is unquestionably the most important trade that we have had in the phoen

the alameda facility on harbor bay parkway is now being auctioned off its own jointly by the city of county. the property consists of two primary buildings await and locker room and training grounds . bids must be submitted by the end of june. minimum bid is $35.8 million. we've posted more information on the web links section of our website coming up. imagine being able to find a fully furnished apartment. no security deposit, no least no utilities in hundreds of us cities you can for under 1300 a month. there is a catch, as you can imagine, and will explain that for you coming up. a woman now confined to a wheelchair after she was deliberately hit by a car in the parking lot of a church in castro valley, and the driver took off. now she is speaking out her message for that d to look at some of the damage done by heavy winds already, and this latest winter storm is about to bring a lot more snow to the sierra. maybe even some two bay area peaks, which you need to know if you plan on heading up to tahoe and what awaits us here at home. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two

harbor on the same day the united states declared war on japan. maybe we will reward. this is a common merit, comrade stalin's legacy, i left berlin in the thirty- third of them to move the cityimply do not find out where you are disappearing. stable connection will be restored, very soon for us. i came from belgium specifically to tell you this. start it yourself, but the most important thing is verbally, the main direction of the summer blow is south, the main target, baku, oil tablets. your friend is nervous. endurance it's time. i love you. alexander shoot don't shoot very well. who sent you who told who the underground, monarchist organization i hate. comrade nazarov, please accept. you can come in. it's already 11. are you going home yet? work it's good when work? it's true. tell me pash how can i serve? if everyone here does not trust me. maybe somehow. talk to the team. just understand. don't know how to work? go work initiative go show. what else are you? no, go ahead. stay sewing. fire i wanted you to become the head of intelligence did not grow together, intelligence officer. you, too , turned out to be so-so, now you're just my eyes and ears, and you don't see any

city was undecided. nicholas, i do. oh, obtained. but when the missiles hit it, as of the houses are just almost mashed to pieces, the what is loom with of no lobby harbor of, of a glue? no staircase. yes, but we never imagined it could be this bad a book. that's why we were comments about. that's why we kept visiting our neighbors of charlotte reading the news as well when the sirens stop to dinner, we just go to bed, spoke when the spud. ah, she leave lucy look during that period. my son book done for to fight our house, so he put soil in bags and put them in front of the window school. he, he to dump food for our neighbors on giggle during the shelling he ran over to the neighbors to charge after is with their generator. looking it up, we would gather by the fireplace in the evenings and sing songs seen. he played his guitar, lou, only television shows you used to play. metallic are locked, but we didn't sing metallica. we sang victo at so i songs is the pain since february 27th, $1142.00 p. m de flu. when all this is over, i'll write about how frightening it is to live through war, about people and situations about how things change in a split 2nd.

barriers could cost business owners several $1000 fans from kansas city and philadelphia are beginning to arrive in droves at phoenix sky harborper bowl was held in phoenix eight years ago. more than 180,000 people travel through that airport on the day after the super bowl, and this year, it's expected to be even higher than that. but while the weather is nice in phoenix, there was yesterday. that's not the case in other parts of the country. a lot of chiefs fans got delayed due to bad weather. on the way here. it was a snowstorm in kansas city. you're surprised. no storm, so we're for like on the plane. we sat on the plane for three hours straight because we had to wait for defrosting 10 eagles. 35 21 plane, right? got me a little fuzzy 35 10. such as fans arriving either current and former nfl stars are flying in one teaching teenager had perched himself at the bottom of the escalators. they're collecting signatures from some of the all time greats. this is a blast. it's one of the most fun things i've done in a while. it's neat to meet all new people, and you never know who's coming. also far he's got an autograph from rai

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harbor, always love that picture. it is 11 a.m. on the east coast on this wednesday, february the 15th. i think it's going to be in the mid 60s in new york cityn, i say winter? what winter? good morning, i'm ashley webster in for institute varney. let's -- stuart varney. strong retail sales numbers for january. home builder confidence sentiment is going up, and the markets are down about half a percent across the board. all sorts of mixed data for investors to digest and, of course, with one eye on the fed. take a look at the big tech number, alphabet and apple now on the upside, but amazon, microsoft and met a the, meta down 2% so far in the session. take a look at the 10-year treasury yield, it's been right around 3.79, so it's up another 4.2 basis points, always tough for those big tech stocks. the treasury yield up to 3.79%. >>> all right, now this, the family heritage alliance promoted the idea that a child benefits from the support of a married mother and father. innocent enough, right? well,s that sent democratic congresswoman erin haley into a spail -- the tail spin. she calls their belief dangerous and un-american. deroy murdock join

time is 6 15 and super bowl fans from kansas city and philly, arriving in droves at the phoenix sky harborht years ago, when the super bowl was held in phoenix more than 180,000 people traveled through that airport that they after the super bowl, and this year is expected to be even higher. but while it's not nice and phoenix yesterday. a lot of chiefs fans were delayed by bad weather. on the way here. it was a snowstorm in kansas city. you're surprised. no storm , so we're like on the plane. we sat on the plane for three hours straight because we had to wait for defrosting 10 eagles. 35 21 plane, right? got me a little fuzzy 35 10. and it's not just fans arriving. some current and former nfl stars are also flying in and one teenager pretty smart right at the bottom of the escalator collecting signatures from some of the all time greats. this is a blast. it's one of the most fun things i've done in a while. it's neat to meet all new people, and you never know who's coming. make singletary's that one. how about it so far, he's received autographs from raiders wide receiver davante adams, th

at the same time , free movement to air harbors is under special control of the quality of the roadway. appreciated by alina solonova. it leaves the cityffic jams, one way, the other now it’s just a fairy tale from krasnoyarsk towards the airport, this route has expanded the main road here. yes, four strips or strengthened trained laid asphalt, made markings and now the air harbor turns out to work much faster and the highways were completed in 4 months. now it's bold. we can say that the road passed the test of the siberian winter, namely, low temperatures. and there is also a very heavy traffic area, loaded per day, more than 70,000 cars pass through it. the quality of the coating is checked by specialists of the mobile laboratory of the road administration and activists of the popular front, a special metal rail. shows smooth asphalt or not, every half a meter measure the so-called gaps of 2 mm. one millimeter one millimeter that the average value from the measurements should not exceed 3 mm. in this case, we have a maximum of about three others. less means we have the evenness of the repair that has already passed. after the summer