james walker first of all.ave heard raised concerns about lucy letby with the managers, managers repeatedly failed to investigate. that beggars belief, doesn't it when we are talking about the deaths of 13 babies? yes. doesn't it when we are talking about the deaths of 13 babies?— the deaths of 13 babies? yes, it does but it _ the deaths of 13 babies? yes, it does but it is _ the deaths of 13 babies? yes, it does but it is not _ the deaths of 13 babies? yes, it does but it is not unusual, - the deaths of 13 babies? yes, it does but it is not unusual, the l does but it is not unusual, the doctors have good evidence from their own site, from what they have seen and feel but they don't have strong evidence that something has gone wrong but what they have asked for is an inquiry, what has already been said a lot the executive don't want an inquiry unless there is good evidence, so there is that gap in the middle. that is why the system should be changed to allow incident like thissing to flagged up and investigated

this is a painting by james walker of the battle above the clouds. and tell us why it was called that and romanticized or not and what. yeah, this is just just a back. back end to it, so to speak. this battle is interesting because there's several names that it gets. for example, the battle above the clouds and the miracle at that missionary ridge. and it's cloudy in the morning. it is really. you can't even see the mountain. no, you can't. i mean, it is it's very cloudy. it's foggy and literally in some places, you can't see the top. and you and the union troops are coming up. and really, it's not much of a battle because the confederates don't give much of defense. it happens a lot easier than i think going to happen. but i was just going to point out there's another name that we don't often remember, but it was it was one of the little battles that the beginning of the chattanooga campaign where the the mules you remember the mules charge the confederates and drive the confederates out of the way. and you thought this was going to get easier, righ

offand what you see is the eary business partners around hunter biden, tony bobulinski, james gilmer and others, rob walker, they're talking about why do the chinese want to do this? do they want to take that prominent family name the joe, n biden name, the brand as devin archer, call them, and use it to make an entry into u.s. and markets, buy up oil, gas and other energy resources, a un send it to china under agingde's beanz delton so so can belt roads initiative. so american energy going overidn to help the communist country. and they realize that the biden familyamil name is a deal that closes is in fact they use the biden influencrde evenid thi use the word influence. several times democrats have said this is an influence peddling scheme. well, just read these text messages. the big influence e of the text messages say, well, make sure that the chinese close the deal, make, make the paymene deliver the money. that's what these text messages. so ove ce of twor the course of two years, hunter biden gets a great deal. there's millions flowing to hiom and his family there's a33 carat diamond that he gets

committee had bank records that hunter biden, the president son james biden, hallie biden all receive money originating from trying to robertson walker llc, a company owned by rob walker. a well biden associate. when presented with this evidence by reporter, the president said, that's not true, mister ziegler -- >> is it true the president's family received many originating from china which was funneled through the robinson walker account? >> that is correct. >> as it pertains to hunter biden investigation, mr., sadly you sat on a meeting on october 7th 2022 with mr. way. you testified to. that is that correct? >> that's correct. >> later this, year june 7th, mr. whites publicly stated in a letter to the judiciary committee the following. as the attorney general, as they've stated i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter. including responsibility for deciding where, when, and whether to file charges. that statement is dramatically and consistent with your recollection of a meeting that's happened october of 2022, that? correct >> corroborated documentation of that meeting. it clearly shows that that's not accurate. >>

walker? >> quick sort of thing so interesting about the reading going back and reading was a retreat in the book know if you read at this walk thomas jefferson and jamesattis chukchi lake champlain in 1792. i was so fascinated by that. jefferson had a headache, and madison had something they both said they want to go up there. jefferson's travel jottings were filled with the most incredible details i was like they go over the mountain and they come down to lake champlain. i sit with notice there's no more persimmon trees on the side of theik lake. i am like a what? nobody notices the lack of these trees. when you cross the delaware and he wrote i heard the first unlike a while. so it was spring he heard the first katytt did. i read aou lot he was famous for noting when certain flowers first bloomed and when that last leaves were on what trees at the end of the season and all of that stuff. it's an anecdote we spend so much of that's our time now i'm not saying the things we salivate over onp television aren't worth being worked up about but there is something else going on in the world that's also worth noticing. the more you can counterbalance with t

james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan, 71 the time. let's get to the breaking news overnight. woman's body was found in golden gate park in a duffel bag. discovery made by a dog walker outsidelands was going on over the weekend. and the question is, >> you know, is there some kind of a connection kron four's will tran has been following this live in san francisco all morning long. we want to take a look at the video that we have of the location where this bag was found. and again, it was pretty close to where the stage area was where so many thousands over the weekend had gathered for this festival. and so that's kind of what we're seeing this morning is investigators that the place is in court enough anymore. they've done there. >> their search of evidence overnight. so the scene is now clear. but again, this was just a head scratcher. police want to know what it was the circumstances around why this woman's body was put into a duffel bag and left it department. let's get caught up to date with what we do know at this hour with kron four's will tran live at the scene. will. >> daria, they're still looking to see if there's any possible connection with this woman an