this all comes on the heels of his touchdown at moffitt yesterday and visited hollow alto to in nature -- and a visit to palo alto. let' guest today who is from politico and talk about hunter biden. let's recap the charges against him. did you see this coming? daniel: this investigation has been going on for a number of years. almost five years. they would not have been investigating unless there was something there. and what they found was in 2017 and 2018, he evaded more than $100,000 of federal income taxes on more than $1 million of income. there is also a gun charge where he said never used drugs when he was applying for a gun, and that was not true. so he is doing two years of probation and staying sober and the reaction in the white house is relief he will not be spending time behind bars. dion: i want to talk a little more about that. you know more anymore details about this plea agreement with the justice department? daniel: republicans are crying foul that this was kind of a slap on the wrist, like a speeding ticket. they wanted hunter to go to jail. but we should remember th

and i spoke to mike moffitt and he's a well studies fellow of kings college in london and the austin. if we have any closer to knowing who a was destroyed to them, i'm 90 percent us and it was the russian forces. they were in control of that them. we know from previously from about 2 months ago, they said why that with explosives, which is funny, normally a minute, 2 times because of the ukrainians use the diamond the road across it so, so it's across, that's fairly normal and i find it very, very unlikely that the ukrainians would be doing that to their writing instruction . now russian troops have a $45.00 depositions in that region in anticipation of the ukrainian defense. if the trenches setup traps and light mines all of these for this occasion, 2nd or well, actually, i think the russians were intending a much smaller down bus that actually what happens. and the reason for that is because of all these defenses that you talk about, mine fields, trenches, true positions, equipment, prepositions, a lot of that's been washed away. and so there's lots of videos of russians coming to t

her brother randy moffitt pitched for the giants in the 1980s. ap great comeback atop the 8th.vering a go-ahead run. then they blow the lead in the 9th. got forward to the 11th. brandon crawford, rbi single. giants win 7-5. they won 9 of their last 12. >>> u.s. open golf right here on nbc bay area. cloudy at the los angeles country club yesterday. rickie fowler still on fire. he is the leader going into today's round three. a few notables, though did not make the cut. among them, jordan spieth, and phil mickelson. remember, you can w all the action at the open right here on nbc bay area coverage starts at 10:00.m. this morning. >>> and during golf coverageou can get local news on our 24/7 streaming channel, roku or other streaming platforms. search nbc bay area and watch our live newscast at 5:00 p.m. >>> at 7:51, up next, a quick look at top stories we're following including a fire burning in napa county. plus, the very latest o >>> welcome back. before we get to our top stories this morning, here's what you can expect tomorrow morning on sunday "today" with willie geist. hey,

dion: air force one touched down at moffitt federal after today you president biden to the bay area. gavin newsom led the delegation of state and local dignitaries on hand to greet mr. biden. this is his second visit following his tour of storm ravaged areas in january. from the airport, the president's first stop in the bay area was a nature preserve where he announced new investments in climate projects. abc7news reported cornell barnard joins us live from palo alto with more on that visit. -- reporter cornell but are joins us live from palo alto with more. >> windy conditions greeted the president here. he used this nature preserve to highlight some new investments in climate action and clean energy. president biden: what we are seeing is an amazing success story of how you can work together to make communities more climate resilient. >> president biden toward nature preserve and palo alto, a success story he says due to ongoing efforts to contain damage from climate change. president biden: these wetlands act as a critical buffer between the rising tides and the communities at ri

he's set to fly into moffitt federal airfield from delaware tomorrow afternoon, and then head straight to palo alto. president biden's first stop will be at the lucy evans bay lynns nature interpretive center and preserve. the white house will tour the coastal wetlands and talk about how community leaders are working to safeguard homes and infrastructure from the growing impacts of the climate crisis. the president is also expected to announce funding to protect the nation's power grid, and also cope with extreme weather events including wildfires and prepare coastal communities for climate change impacts such as sea level rise and storm surges. the board president of the climate mobilization project says the president has a mixed record on climate change and needs to be a leader on the bipartisan issue. >> i'm looking for president biden to stand boldly for a working-class led climate revolution. and the pieces are there, and if he really wants to make this into an electoral issue, he should. i think it's a winning one because of how concerned so many people are. i think 72 or 73% of

moffitt nathansen partner, lisa, i keep giving you kudos. they keep doubting you.hey keep going out with bags full of shopping bags. how much longer can they pull off this houdini act? >> well, first and foremost it is all about employment. as long as the employment levels remain healthy, so far a lot of numbers keep surprising positive live on employment, then we feel like consumer spending while it is starting to ease off from elevate levels, more normalized levels now that we're burning through some of the pandemic related excesses around stimulus and et cetera, it will remain healthy. you know the may numbers which is the latest numbers we've seen, the consumer spending numbers in the u.s., you know, have we're sort of flat, may from april and march, you know, pretty steady. charles: right. >> nothing overwhelmingly strong, but at the same time kind of continued relatively robust spending so you're an expert on the consumer. i read something that kind of blew my mind. i started thinking about it, maybe it is true. when there is background music in the store on

gregory reporting for us live at moffitt field following the president this afternoon.nk you so much for that live report. well, republican presidential candidate florida governor ron desantis, as we mentioned, said to be here in the bay area this afternoon. now, he's expected to attend a private fundraiser in woodside this morning. he attended a $3,300 a plate fundraiser at the del paso country club in sacramento. this is desantis's first time in california since he and his administration admitted to transport 36 migrants from texas to sacramento and speaking of which, migrants who were recently relocated from texas to sacramento are beginning to speak publicly about their experiences. reporter maricela de la cruz spoke to one of the migrants that was on that plane commissioned by governor ron desantis. thank you. it took 62 days. maybe i saw a net venezuela and in unimaginable journey across multiple countries. so you encontrado muerto, persona muerta, persona, persona, animal before this man who preferred not being identified made it across the border into el paso, t

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heritage fouation senior fellow robert moffitt, co-editor of "modernizing medicare," shares their vieww to modernize medicare. then at 10:00 p.m. on after words, a journalist reports on maternal health care in the u.s. and discusses how social and political dynams impact pregnancy and motherhood with her book "birth." she is interviewed by a new york times reporter. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule onour program guide, or watch admin time online at book tv.org. >> sunday on q&a, historian cassondra good talks about george washington's ears. --heirs. they made up america's first first family. >> corgi writing about? at first, i was not sure. it became clear that those people do not go around selling themselves as george washington's next-generation family. it was the ones who were blood related to martha who basically made careers out of being george washington's family. >> cassandra good with her book first family sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> next, indian prime minister narendra modi highlights the importance of the u.s. india relationship during