hill was attracted by the siren call of celebrity. did clerk of court hill's comments have any impact on the verdict of the jury? i find that the answer to this question is no >> this was not going to be the final say-so on the law that's going to be determined by the appellate courts >> reporter: the decision coming amidst the split screen of clerk of court becky hill a year ago swearing in murdaugh and now defending whether she interfered with justice, in this testimony from a juror known as juror z >> was your verdict influenced in any way by the communications of the clerk of court in this case >> yes, ma'am. >> and how was it influenced >> to me it felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty. >> all right and i understand that, that that's the tenor of the remarks she made did that affect your finding of guilty in this case? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: juror z previously writing in an affidavit that hill told the jury not to be fooled by the defense's case but that she felt pressure from others on the jury to vote guilt

we are joined by a congressional reporter from the hill newspaper. we've seen these statements from members of congress in the wake of this attack in jordan yesterday that killed three american service members. the senate doesn't come back until tomorrow and you will be heading up to capitol hill so what are your expectations? will there be hearings this week on this? what will you be looking for when you start your job today? >>■z guest: guest: there will be conversations about it and lawmakers will be asked to comment on the tragedy that happened over the weekend. in terms of hearings, it's up in the air. we are seeing statements from lawmakers right now expecting condolences to the families of the three service members. there will be a lot of questions of what the u.s. response looks like also in terms of oversight powers and looking into what happened. there are no firm plans right of how the reaction is on capitol hill but i expect there will be a lot of conversation. host: just to add to the mix, an imrtant mix -- an important week for the bord

, west portal forest hill and other local areas. yes, it's true these emergency vehicles they can take other routes but it takes longer time. in emergency a person can turn dead in a matter of 10 to 30 seconds. a house fire can turn completely out of control in a matter of 30 seconds. so little time counts. so in our neighborhood meeting, when we had hundreds of hour--i would love to have thousands, hundreds of our neighbors showing up expressing their concerns, i remember there was a retired pediatrician neighbor who said something that really touched my heart. he told the developer, he said, sir, think about our children. think about the safety issue and think about the serious consequence. so i'm here to ask you to please, to help us not to let san francisco become national headlines for a tragedy that can be avoided. thank you. >> there have been significant rock and landslides in this hill in 1962,--and 97. and the land that we're swapping for is a paper street between laguna honda and moraga that is known for higher density. w

by about 8:00 or so, up on top the hill you see in the distance there, right up there, van pelt hill, the commander of the confederate forces, received a warning by signal by flag signal semaphore signal by a man named edgar porter alexander, whose tent had been pitched on that hill the night before by who that morning had left to go to a signal station about five miles away, and that morning i had reporter alexander was looking through his spyglass reading a signal from the top of powell hill when he spotted the background, the glint of some simmental, he refocused and he looked and he started. he could bayonets. and then he watched and he saw a cannon. and this as the federal troops marched along a road north of the stone bridge on this flank march that would ultimately shape this battle. but this is not really why the stonebridge is famous events carried the action away from this place to the heights. ultimately, at the end of the day, on the very left of the screen up on henry hill, even after the confederates defending bridge vacated this position, which they did in the late morn

to be put in beverly hills. has turned down these plans because they don't think the plans are realistic. why are you hurting my clients, the residents? why are you hurting the person who spent $15 million on house that gives a lot of taxes to the city? why aren't you letting them get a pool for their kids, that has to do with the other thing -- stuart: maybe they don't just like the rich and this is how they take it out on the rich. you've got a problem out there, not sure how you can fix it. see you soon. massachusetts running out of room to house migrants, opening up new shelters. molly line with us. local residents can't be happy about this. >> reporter: is a complex behind me that serves the elderly and a neighborhood here in the city that is predominantly black and as you mentioned not everyone is happy with it being turned into a temporary shelter including the migrant population but the next several months as the state continues to grapple with an influx of migrants and a shelter system that's packed bey

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a lot of things to follow on the hill. two separate committees meeting now considering a resolution to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress after he defied a congressional subpoena. republicans want his testimony as they consider impeachment proceedings against his father, president biden. >> dana: fox team coverage for you here. chad pergram tracking the push to impeach the secretary. first david spunt is following the hunter biden saga live in los angeles. that's where that's going down. hi, david. >> hi, good morning. hunter biden lives in los angeles. he is preparing for a federal court appearance tomorrow to answer for three felony tax charges and why i'm in los angeles now. back in washington, d.c. hunter biden paying attention to the news there. the two committees, house oversight and judiciary committee are undergoing what are called mark-up to begin contempt proper senesced. the reason we're we are today in washington, d.c. with hunter biden is because he willfully ignored a congressional subpoena back in dec

it was a circus, another day on capitol hill, guys. >> we're use today to drama on capitol hill. that was unscripted drama right there and the bad reality show genre. >> i don't remember that happening. we're going to -- we're going to hold -- not even a contempt hearing. but we're going to hold a hearing specifically about one person who they say hasn't shown up, and then they show up -- i don't remember this -- anything like this happening. clearly they were surprised. >> it was a schoolyard brawl basically. and the words being used were so uncouth, i'm not going to report some of them. but we heard from congress people using all kinds of words that you would normally not hear in the halls of congress. never mind in a committee and on television. it just shows you how things have changed and the way people fight now. >> thanks to melanie zanona on capitol hill. we'll be right back. >>> all right. so the breaking news of what we saw unfold. one house hearing set to hold a president's son in contempt for not showing up to testify. just surprised -- the committee surprised when th

hill is inaccessible today. some of you, if you're really a civil war savant, if you've driven 24 into into chattanooga from you may have noticed there's a civil war monument that sticks up just to the right and you'll wonder what the hell is that■$ monument and that that's the monument to fight at tindale hill. it's part the national military park. and so tindale is able to drive away jenkins sends orders law and benning to disengage because bratton's attack has failed and by 4:00 in the morning all the confederates are back across lookout creek and look on to mountain howard is able to reach gary down here at will hagee just before dawn, and he says that gary was astonished to see me suddenly appear at his side the smoke of battle. and i was surprised to find that as he grasped my hand, he trembled with emotion. without a word. he pointed down. and i saw garrison lay dead at his feet, killed by his father's side, while commanding his battery in action. what's the human that the battle of war. gary lost 216 men

cnn's melanie sununu on capitol hill. melanie, when will the details reveal the details of this bill? >> reporter: they're hoping sometime this week, but the deal is facing massive headwinds in the gop. speaker johnson made clear the deal is likely dead on arrival in the house. today he put out another statement taking aim at one of the provisions in this deal. saying on social media, any border shutdown authority that allows one illegal crossing is a nonstarter. thousands each day is outrageous. the number must be zero. that's a reference to a provision we learned is in then southern border if average daily migrant crossings reach over 5,000. we learned that negotiators agreed to a provision that would speed up the asylum process and expedite work permits. those are significant concessions from democrats. it would likely be the most conservative immigration deal discussed on capitol hill in decades. president biden indicated he would sign that package into law if it comes to his desk. despite all of that, it's unclear wi

bombshell testimony about alleged jury tampering by court clerk becky hill. the jurors who convicted murdaugh of murdering his wife and son today taking the witness stand. >> what did miss hill say? >> to watch his actions. >> reporter: juror z testifying that during the trial, the court clerk told her to watch murdaugh closely, and admitting hill's comments influenced her guilty vote. >> to me, it felt like -- made it seem like he was already guilty. >> did that affect your finding of guilt in this case? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: but later saying she stood by her earlier testimony that it was other jurors that influenced her. >> guilty verdict. >> reporter: it was becky hill who read the verdict, then six months later, wrote a book about the trial. today, hill was grilled by murdaugh's team. >> how much money did you make off that book? >> but i want to say roughly around $100,000. >> reporter: hill denied discussing the evidence with jurors. >> did you tell the jury not to be fooled by the evidence presented by mr. murdaugh's lawyers? >> mr.harpootlian, i

>> this hill was attracted by the siren call of celebrity. she wanted to write a book about the trialt as early as november 20th, 22, long before the trial began, murdoch's lawyers say they are confident the appeals court will grant a new trial. >> but south carolina's attorney general said it's time to move on. >> more testimony is expected today at the trial of jennifer crumbley, the michigan mother whose son killed four people in a school shooting yesterday. prosecutors played the first police interview with crumbley and her husband, recorded just hours after the shooting in 2021. >> and why is the prosecutor say the recording shows crumbley calmly, calmly scrolling through her phone after hearing her son ethan was the shooter. >> they claim ethan's parents failed to address his mental health and bought the gun for him. a school counselor testified yesterday that he confronted ethan's parents on the day of the shooting about a disturbing drawing ethan had made, but they refused to take him home. >> i was a little caught off guard and a lit

this was big time theater on capitol hill. hunter biden showing up before the house oversight committee when the panel was meeting to hold him in contempt of congress. you are not supposed to come necessarily. this is not when he was appointed to come to appear before congress and thumbing his nose in front of the committee as they were voting to hold him in contempt of congress. a big mess ensued when he watched showed up. >> thank you mr. chairman. excuse me, hunter, apparently you are afraid of my words. oh, oh. >> republicans were outraged he surfaced. the second time he has pulled a stunt similar to this. in december he was to appear for a closed door deposition before the oversight committee. james comer, the chairman of the committee, has said he wants to have an open hearing with hunter biden but he wanted to have a closed door deposition first. he was supposed to appear for the closed door deposition in mid-december. he surfaced on the senate side, gave brief remarks and left. this was a big time move by hunter biden

i took some walks on the black hills to pray in the black hills are good for both of those items, walkingand praying. they are beautifully rugged and silent but by the time we left the hills our family had come to the conclusion that we would run. if we lost they would leave us alone. but we would run for congress and we would do as a family. in 2020 when i was weighing decisions about how to get south dakota through the covid pandemic, custer state park is where our family also with to talk and to pray and to connect with god. sometimes you just have to go somewhere quiet to listen for gods voice. i believe that's what president coolidge experience, too. i feel very tied to this man who died about 40 years before i was even born. he helped make my states greatest monument happen come place for some of you might have learned about me for the very firstti time. he retreated to the same beautiful part in south dakota to make some of the most consequential decisions of his life. he had to make tough decisions, even though they were not popular because he knew they were the right thing to do.

>>> a political circus on capitol hill. hunter biden stunning lawmakers as he shows up unannounced at an oversight committee contempt hearing. chaos ensues. we are live from the hill with the latest. >>> face-off in des moines, ron desantis and nikki haley going to jail -- toe to toe. their futures may be at stake but can they shrink the gap with front runner donald trump enough to shrink the race? >>> as we set -- see the threat from climate change grow, there's good news about pollution in the united states. following these major stories and more coming in to cnn. >> thank you for joining us, i'm brianna keilar today in washington and there is drama in the nation's capital today point hunter biden in the spotlight on the hill. the presidents son shocking lawmakers and everyone this morning by showing up unexpectedly to sit in the audience during his own contempt of congress hearing. several minutes later, he departed the hearing while it was still in congress -- progress. >> republican lawmakers subpoenaed him late last y

i want to go back to capitol hill, manu raju is still there. has listening to the house speaker. manu, what does he say? >> yeah, he actually went after the biden administration pretty aggressively, attacking them for not taking executive action that he argues could have dealt with this crisis at the border. the administration has pushed back on those characterizations and has said essentially that congress has to change the law. the speaker says not so. the speaker criticized the emerging so-called deals, calling it transformational policy. that has generated a significant amount of pushback goose the capitol, but johnson directed a lot of his fire towards the biden administration and the white house. listen. >> we've learned that the biden administration is now simply, just simply releasing 85% of the illegals who come across that border right into the country. they're coming to a neighborhood near you. for reference, by the way, if you're watching the metrics, in 2013, towe bama administration debanes 52 yourself of the illegal aliens how do

reporter for the hill, and we go to michael first. this is a first step, and we have heard manu explain all of the steps that are going to be under way, and how encouraging however is this? >> look, fred, fredricka it is a first step, but significant step as manu laid out. this is a real key need to avert a government shutdown. i have been speaking to the lawmakers over the past months about this government funding process, and a number of the top appropriators have stressed that we can't do anything until we have a top line number agreement. it is very key to unlocking the rest of the negotiations, so today, with the house and the senate leaders coming out that they have a deal on the top line numbers, it is significant and now they can figure out the specifics within the 12 appropriations bill as the funding deadlines creep up, january 19th, the first, and february 2nd is the second. and as noted, several other wrinkles in the process, and particularly the border security, and the republicans took a trip to the border to kick off th

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, west portal forest hill and other local areas. yes, it's true these emergency vehicles they can take other routes but it takes longer time. in emergency a person can turn dead in a matter of 10 to 30 seconds. a house fire can turn completely out of control in a matter of 30 seconds. so little time counts. so in our neighborhood meeting, when we had hundreds of hour--i would love to have thousands, hundreds of our neighbors showing up expressing their concerns, i remember there was a retired pediatrician neighbor who said something that really touched my heart. he told the developer, he said, sir, think about our children. think about the safety issue and think about the serious consequence. so i'm here to ask you to please, to help us not to let san francisco become national headlines for a tragedy that can be avoided. thank you. >> there have been significant rock and landslides in this hill in 1962,--and 97. and the land that we're swapping for is a paper street between laguna honda and moraga that is known for higher density. w

this is part of the legal letter sent to the city of beverly hills.ime of swelling anti-semitism the city has chosen to target the orthodox jewish family and friends of a rabbi with parking citations for visiting a rabbi. the city is shutting down religious gath gatherings under a noise ordinance. what is going on? >> first of all thanks for allowing me to be on your show and thanks to the incredible team at first liberty. a support system to us. thank you for supporting the religion. i was raised in beverly hills. grew up here. it's an incredible city. i love my city. i have been a rabbi in the community for 16 years now with close to 2000 students have gone through my programs. i volunteer at a hospital and u cla, we will a neighbor who was house ridden. we started a pray group. we moved to a new home. we were excited to invite friends over and have chabat dinners and friends come to pray. to our surprise, it's hard to believe in the united states of america and the beautiful city of beverly hills we were slammed by the attorney general code enforce

now live to capitol hill. republicans were openly questioning mitch mcconnell's strategy to move forward with the legislation, was there any resolution to this disagreement? >> senate republicans are meeting to try to figure out if there is any way forward, but things have gotten incredibly tense, divisions over strategy over moving forward with a compromised deal on immigration as well as sharp division about ukraine funding. this is all tied together, republicans insist if they move forward with any new aid to ukraine, there must be a deal on the border. something to their satisfaction, but there is no agreement on either leaving deep divisions. some demanding that the trio of senators trying to cut a deal on immigration release more information about those talks and others opening the senate republican leader in his handling of all of this. >> i don't know anything about what they are doing. one of the gentlemen living under the interstate in a refrigerator box knows more about it than i do. >> this is disa

we often see drama -- capitol hill. that was unscripted drama which is your specialty. >> a reality show. >> you do reality shows. >> bravo. >> that was the kind of stunt you see on a reality show. the republicans were surprised when hunter biden showed up. >> i think everyone was surprised, right? i can't speak to -- as norm did, the sort of legal strategy of showing up like this. politically wow. on the plus side, i think he got to make republicans again look pretty unserious for taking so much time to target hunter biden and joe biden. on the other hand, and i think you asked this question, this is the last thing that joe biden wants right now. he'd rather be talking about trump's legal problems, not hunter's legal problems, and coming in unannounced like a reality star at a housewives reunion. like look who's here with the receipts. i mean, way to take all the oxygen out of every room in washington, d.c. >> let me play a smidge more. this came from democrat jared moskowitz who was pointing out that there are republi

first up, capitol hill meets reality tv. a wild scene as house republicans were starting to move toward punishing hunter biden for refusing to sit for a closed door deposition when the president's son showed up. hunter biden has been asking to testify in public, but today he was silent. instead, just watching as republicans grew angrier and angrier. >> who bribed hunter biden to be here today? that's my first question. second question -- you are the epitome of white privilege, coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here and -- >> mr. chairman, point of inquiri? >> mr. chairman? >> if the -- >> the lady is recognized -- >> if the gentlelady wants to hear from hunter biden, we can hear from him right now, mr. chairman. let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. >> i'm speaking -- are women allowed to speak here? >> hold on. order, order, order. >> are women allowed to speak in here or no? are women allow

hunter biden on the hill, brit.tol hill as house g.o.p. readies contempt vote. rival younger biden testify publicly impeachment inquiry into president biden but refused to be interviewed behind closed doors prompted chaos in the proceedings as democrats and republicans bickered about whether to allow him to be heard. what do you make of this drama today? >> well, first of all, hooray for hillary vaughn. those are the right questions and his response to them gives you an idea why his lawyer probably doesn't want him to testify behind closed doors where he could be pressed by committee lawyers and others to answer questions. if you don't get answers in revolving five-minute rounds. also should be noted as it rarely is like that one you cited in the "new york times" that having these private depositions, these closed door depositions prior to public hearings is absolutely standard in congressional investigations. it's been going on for as far back as i can remember. and it is always done and that ought to be noted when

>> yeah, ana, a remarkable day on capitol hill. the approach by hunter biden is clear, if you cannot win the process, win the story. and hunter biden knows, his legal team knows he won't win the process. they don't have the votes. republicans control the house. they want to hold hunter biden in contempt, and they want to impeach his father. what can he do? he can show the american people, hunter biden can, that he is present and available to answer questions, and in that way hopefully win the story. it also can't be lost that hunter biden has two lawyers on his team. one is abbe lowell a renowned defense attorney who represents some of the most notable names in politics from jared kushner to bob menendez to hunter biden and others. but the second attorney is kevin morris, who is a hollywood lawyer who represents a-list celebrities, actors and actresses, he has been part of the architect for this now very public response to house republicans. i would say the white house i don't think is very pleased with this. the senior white house

this is happening right now on capitol hill. live images as they gavel into this committee hearing where they'll take up these articles of impeachment. ryan, is this ultimately about attempting to enforce an impeachment trial in an election year that would allow house republicans to air their grievances about how the president is handling the issue of immigration? >> reporter: that's exactly the point the democrats are making in this situation, this is nothing more than a political stunt, designed to put immigration front and center during an election year and this is not the way you go about fixing policy to try and fix a problem that everyone does agree exists at the southern border. and what is also interesting about this, ana, it comes at the same time as the other side of the capitol in the senate, there is a bipartisan group of senators that are hashing out a package that would specifically deal with the border crisis and it seems to be not enough for house republicans. in fact, the new house republican talking point is th

murdaugh was brought in and he said watch his body language. >> what did miss hill say?>> to watch his actions. >> to watch his actions. what else? >> to watch him closely. >> reporter: that's juror z who shocked the courtroom with her answer to the next question. >> was your verdict influenced in any way by the communications of the clerk of court in this case? >> yes, ma'am. >> how was it influenced? >> i felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty. >> did that affect your finding of guilty in this case? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: the only juror out of the 12 to say her decision was influenced by hill. attorneys quickly pointing out her testimony differed from her signed affidavit, which the judge read back to her. >> i have questions about mr. murdaugh's guilt, but voted guilty because i felt pressured by the other jurors. is that an accurate statement act your verdict? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: despite objections from murdaugh's attorney -- >> this juror gave two statements under oath, one in an affidavit and one to you. it can be both. >> reporter: the

so that at the battle that we are seeing play out right now on capitol hill. to colorado, line for democrats, good morning. >> good morning. i'm a democrat, i've been a democrat all my life. i'm trying to figure out what is going on with giving all this money to our enemies or what we call enemies, brooks. -- crooks. we are getting nothing back on it. host: who are the crooks, bob? caller: all these places that they are paying, like iraq and all these. why are we paying them to fight us? i don't understand it. it makes me sound like a republican. of course, republicans bow down to the democrats whenever the democrats say we want this done, and they let it go. i lived in a town that has got at least 15 people living on the streets. we could be spending it right here but we are sending an overseas to other people. host: on this issue foreign aid, specifically focused on israel and ukraine, there is a caller saying this is a small assessment of what we get back. a lot of our callers saying we could spend that money here in america. host: what is the argument for

we could have some sleet and snow in the hills of the southern uplands and also the hills of the north going to be colder than it was yesterday and not as windy. come south, we are looking at 14 or indeed 15, way above average for the time of year, which in parts of the south—east is eight or nine. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to push steadily eastwards. behind it, for england and for wales there will be a lot of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle. but for scotland and northern ireland, under clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. we could see —5, that's our lowest temperature, with the risk of ice and some frost. we could actually also see some frost across parts of northern england, but as we come south, no issues with frost at all. so tomorrow, we are left with a bit of cloud across england and wales. bits of that will break up through the day to allow some brighter spells to come through. we've got a ridge of high pressure building up across us, so a lot of dry weather. any showers we see in the north—west highlands could prove to be wintry on the h

rachel scott live on the hill. rachel, thank you. >>> we turn now to the deadly shooting on that movie set. tonight, what new court documents now claim about the armorer, hanna gutierrez, and her lawyer's response. here's mola lenghi. >> i'm the armorer, or at least i was. >> reporter: tonight, as the criminal trial nears for the armorer charged in that fatal "rust" movie shooting, newly released texts reveal that some members of the crew were concerned about her alleged drug and alcohol use during filming. court documents show four days after the shooting, the film's prop master told another crew member in one text exchange about hannah gutierrez. "i told you hannah was blackout drunk last weekend, right?" court documents say wit 'ns also claimed gutierrez was high on marijuana in her hotel room while simultaneously in possession of ammunition to be used on the set. authorities say six live rounds were found on the movie set in santa fe, new mexico. just how they got there remains a central question in this case.

have a good weekend. >>> up next here, anger on the hill. senators seething as donald trump tries to kill a bipartisan border deal that was most definitely not easy to broker. >>> and a state lawmaker who says he knows best about abortion because he was a veterinarian. we'll show you that. >>> good morning. thanks for being up early with us. i'm kasie hunt. the white house seems to be thoroughly enjoying the he is ask a lating feud between nikki haley and donald trump. according to sources they want them spending their time and resources attacking the former south carolina governor. he mocked trump for his inability to pass an infrastructure plan. >> my predecessor though, he chose a different course. trickle down economics. cut taxes for the very wealthy and big corporations. increasing the deficit significantly. he talked about infrastructure. every week for four years. on my watch instead of infrastructure week, america is having an infrastructure decade. >> margaret tau is joining us. good morning. wonderful to have you. biden trying to

watch the hill. house homeland security committee is meeting to finalize articles of impeachment against secretary mayorkas as the border crisis is still way out of control. only yesterday our cameras captured the moment a human smugglers on the mexican side pulled up to a california border site and s.u.v. and dropped off dozens of migrants running through a gap in the wall in the middle of nowhere in southern california. bret baier joins us in a moment. first chad pergram with the latest from the hill. what do you expect today? hello. >> bill, good morning. you always hear this phrase high crimes and miss demeanors. that's the standard for im preachment for applies to president, members of the cabinet and federal judges. no living american has ever seen a member of the cabinet held to high crimes and misdemeanors with impeachment. it is in the constitution. william bell knapp was the last one in 1876. michael mccaul. the chair of the house foreign affairs committee. >> we're sending a message loud a

another juror also said they heard comments hill made about ?to comment at this time. >> reporter: all 12 jurors testified today. >> alex murdaugh has to deal with the punishment that will stand for these cases at the moment. >> reporter: alex murdaugh's lawyers could appeal today's ruling. tonight they say their focus is finding the real killer of murdaugh's wife and son. norah. >> nikki battiste, thank you. >>> an american researcher says he may hav found >>> finally tonight, a possible clue to one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in american history. the disappearance of amelia earhart. the exploration company deep sea vision revealed this sonar image over the weekend of what could be earhart's missing plane on the bottom of the pacific ocean. in 1937, earhart disappeared while attempting to become the first female pilot to fly around the world. the explorers plan to return for a closer look. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. be sure to check back for "cbs mornings" and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.

>> steve: she is my favorite reporter on capitol hill.ying. >> ainsley: he should have said do you talk to your father-in-law? so hillary is married to steve's son. >> steve: indeed. and i accidently did call her yesterday when she was working on capitol hill. i apologized, however. by the way, hillary is going to be with us an hour from right now. it's interesting, the "new york times" says this morning that the president talks to his son every day but was not informed of every legal detail according to people. >> ainsley: not every one of them. >> brian: never financially benefited from his -- the new twist is never financially benefited from his son's business dealings. this is getting worse by the day, believe me. >> ainsley: if the house does vote to hold him in contempt, sorry, steve, it's going to be up to the doj, specifically an attorney for the district of columbia to decide whether to prosecute. who would that judge be. >> steve: first come down to joe biden's department of justice to decide. >> ainsley: joe biden's department

mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, high drama on capitol hill. >> mr. biden, do you plan on testifying today? >> reporter: president biden's son hunter surprising lawmakers, walking into a house hearing where republicans were preparing to hold him in contempt for refusing to testify behind closed doors. hunter biden has long said he would answer their questions, but only in public. >> the chairman refused to take yes for an answer from hunter biden. >> reporter: hunter biden taking a seat right in the front row, the hearing thrown into chaos. >> you are the epitome of white privilege, coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here and -- >> mr. chairman, point of inquiry -- >> mr. chairman -- >> if the gentlelady wants to hear from hunter biden, we can hear from him right now, mr. chairman! let's take a vote and hear from hunter biden. >> i'm speaking! are women allowed to speak in here? >> reporter: democrat jared moscowitz of florida

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the judge heard testimony from all 12 jurors and the court clerk rebecca hill a juror known as juror z to protect her identity said in part that her verdict was influenced by hill >> and how was it influenced >> to me, it felt like she made it seem like he was already guilty >> of the 11 other jurors, a second recalled hill saying to watch murdaugh's body language before he took the stand but they said that their verdict was not impacted by hill she denied all claims made by the defense. in the end, the judge's decision came down to actual proven prejudice. murdaugh's attorneys say they are appealing the decision not to have a r police siz seized an arsenal of weapons they lived in queens with their mother and another brother and have been indicted on 13 discov guns and 600 rounds of ammunition they also found body armor, instructions for making bombs, a hit list with politicians and celebrities. they could face up to 25 years in prison. >>> two men are on trial for the death of a hip-hop legend. jam master jay was killed in 2002 prosecutors believe they've found the men responsible.

the work will be done on district 6, 9, 10 in the neighborhood of potrero hill, inner-mission, huntersnt, central waterfront and bayview district. this slide shows the schedule of the paving contract. for this projethwe are planning phase initiated the first quarter of 2018 and lasted 3 and a half years before initiating the design phase third quarter of 2021. completing the job-completing the contract third quarter of 2023. the contract was advertised on august 8, 2023 and bids received november 8, 2023. pawn approval today we expect to start construction in the second quarter of 2024 and complete the job in second quarter of 2025. the slide shows the result of the bids. we received 5 bids. the average bid compare today engineer estimate was 97 percent. the lowest responsive bidder determined by the lowest bid after applying the bid discount. [indiscernible] 83 percent of the engineer estimate. the contract division from office of the city administrator review and confirm and made determination lowest responsive bidder. as mentioned, this is public work paving contract joint with puc

la comunidad de morgan hill está de luto tras la muerte de 2 hermanas en un accidente de tránsito.mo honrar la memoria de las hermanas el día de hoy. quédese con nosotros. regresamos en 90. >> seguimos bienvenidos y muy buenas tardes. les saluda sandra cervantes y césar bayona. >> muchas gracias por su preferencia. pasemos de inmediato la información porque vamos a hablar de estos inquilinos en un complejo de apartamentos. en is palo alto aseguran que enfrentan una plaga de ratas y de cucarachas. >> jessica gallegos habló con varios de estos residentes y nos muestra cómo ha sido para ellos vivir con estos roedores. ya que pese a sus quejas y reclamos, los administradores del complejo al parecer no les han dado ninguna solución. pero ese es el tubo que se están comiendo, que va hacia el techo y aire desde hace 5 años. víctor y su familia viven en este apartamento en east palo alto y desde entonces dicen, han tenido que vivir entre ratas y cucarachas. >> la primera vez nos dijeron que que no se podía meter. no no podían hacer nada porque las ratas no están adentro del apartamento. pe