it's called naomi in fashion, you might as well call it naomi is fashion.ionship she had with designers and photographers in the show, there are pieces of clothing that belonged to her personal collection and they were results of the many close relationship she has had with designer like versace. beyond lending herface to had with designer like versace. beyond lending her face to these designers and collaborating with them, she has also been a huge influence in this next generation of models. she was really on the forefront of a lot of things. she was one of the first major black models. she is also going back to that community as well. she has a mental. she has helped produce a recent documentary about another icon of fashion, a black icon. she helped executive producer documentary. i could go on. yes. you talk about the — documentary. i could go on. yes. you talk about the way _ documentary. i could go on. yes. you talk about the way that _ documentary. i could go on. yes. you talk about the way that she _ documentary. i could go on. yes. you talk about t

naomi long. the gentleman asked us where _ talking. naomi long.y clearly what needed to be done and the truth is that every time health minister tries to progress that, try to do something about it we end up with parties taking up placards and opposing any changes to the health service and any reform. but we can't continue to fund what we have now, we are not doing it. we have a notional health service, not a national health service in northern ireland. and what we need to do at this stage is grasp the nettle, change how we deliver our services, modernise our service and thatis services, modernise our service and that is why we argued for a transformation fund specifically as part of the restoration project so we can start to make that transformation and change is why i will bring in chris hazard on that. the been commended for bringing the fiscal floor raised up to 1.24. what about transformation fund? in the dup manifesto online the health talks about £1 billion to get rid of waiting list. if there is no money there how can we actually change it

it was a groundbreaking decade for naomi and wynonna judd.recent season of "the white lotus." you can see him star in the guy ritchie series "the gentleman" on netflix. everybody please welcome theo james. [cheering] >> theo: thank you. >> kelly: how are you. how are you doing? >> theo: last time i saw he was in l.a. >> kelly: i didn't realize this last time you were here but you are from a musical family as well. your uncle, is it john cameron? oscar-nominated. >> theo: he is my aunt's -- yeah, he's a musician, he's a composer. he's an arranger. he had a big influence on my life. he still is arranging and performing now and he's 83. i'm aging him, sorry, if he sees this. i think he's 80. >> kelly: he's like "i just turned 80." did being around music like that, did you ever want to go that way? >> theo: i did. that was what i wanted to do initially kind of forever.

>> uh-huh, yeah. >> hello. >> reporter: layne diehl is naomi's state-appointed attorney.resented dozens of foster care children. >> there have been instances where the department has not been able to find a placement for a child, and they have been reported to have to place the child in a hotel. >> reporter: west virginia's foster care system is maxed out, largely because of the state's intractable opioid epidemic. it has the nation's highest rate of children in foster care, but not enough foster care families or caseworkers. >> the foster care system is really on a cliff. >> reporter: mike folio worked as assistant general counsel for the state's department of health and human resources. he is now a government watchdog. >> you may have a cps worker handling 100 or so cases. it's humanely impossible for anyone to handle that many cases. >> reporter: according to a class action lawsuit filed in federal court by a nonprofit and folio's organization, children in west virginia have been abused and neglected, put in inadequate and dangerous placements, like naomi, who ended up

they were both seen crying, both hunter and naomi crying in court as naomi testified. that she had never seen her father in -- what she called the clearest, back in 2018, after her uncle died. her uncle, of course, being beau biden. used to prosecute gun and drug cases like this. naomi said she was proud of her father, hunter. under cross-examination by the prosecutor, he asked naomi about the truck where the gun was found at the center of this case. she said she drove it earlier up to new york where she hoped to meet up with her father. she said there were no drugs in that truck at the time. the text messages were read aloud in the courtroom where naomi was attempting to reach her father in new york and the prosecutor asked her if she knew where her father was. the prosecutor said he was with a drug dealer at the time and the prosecutor made the case that those drugs were put in the car later by hunter. another family member in court today, the first lady, jill biden. no indication she would testify. she did fly from france aboard the u.s. air force aircraft to be her

naomi biden told the jury about visiting her father while he was in rehab, just weeks before the gunchase at the center of the case. she said, "he seemed like the clearest i had seen him since my uncle died." and then, "i told him i was so proud of him." an emotional moment that came after prosecutors wrapped their case with testimony from law enforcement officials, who spoke about drug residue and text messages between hunter biden and his alleged dealers. cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courtroom and will start us off tonight. >> reporter: 30-year-old naomi biden, the president's granddaughter, was called to the stand as the defense tries to spare her father hunter biden from prison. admitting she was nervous, her voice barely audible at times, naomi biden testified her father struggled with drug addiction, but never took illegal drugs in front of her. hunter biden appeared to be emotional at times during her testimony. she acknowledged that after her uncle beau biden died, things got bad for her father. >> i think naomi biden provided a lot of sympathy, but not a lot of hard

as naomi left the stand, she and her father embraced. sitting in the courtroom, the first lady, who flew back from normandy overnight to be at the trial, where she's been nearly every day. and in france, president biden telling david in an exclusive interview that he will not pardon his son. >> david: i know that you cannot speak about an ongoing federal prosecution, but let me ask you, will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? >> yes. >> david: and have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> reporter: this case is moving swiftly towards a conclusion, hunter biden's lawyers telling the judge this case is, quote, down to this last decision, whether hunter biden himself will take the witness stand. either way, this case should go to the jury early next week. david? >> david: terry moran, who's been covering this case for us. >>> we turn to the supreme court and new referral lations from the financial disclosure of the justices of the court. justice clarence thomas officially acknowledging trips paid

so i think for those jurors, they can't help put themselves in the shoes of naomi biden, hallie biden, and us others as they watch a family member go through one of the darkest periods that a human being can go through. you can see it cutting either way. you could see them having more sympathy for this case. but on the other hand, you could also see them maybe appreciating the prosecutor's point that we have these laws for a reason that people who are abusing cocaine shouldn't be purchasing five firearms. these jurors understand the harms that addiction can cause and the dangers that it would pose if people who are using cocaine were walking around with firearms. so again, i think it's a bit of a double-edged sword, but there's no question that these jurors, many of them are going to be bringing their own personal experiences to deliberations yeah, it's a double-edged sword. they may want to. this idea of protecting a family member but not enabling them. and that's really a fine line tom dupree. thank you so much. i appreciate your insights coming up a new study raises concerns about

naomi testifying she introduced her dad to her future husband. i told him, i was so proud of him, she said, but on cross-examination, prosecutor leo wise pressed naomi about meeting her father a few days after he bought the gun pointing to their text messages showing the two were having a difficult time meeting up after she borrowed his truck. highlighting a text where hunter asked her to meet him with the truck at 2:00 a.m. naomi texting the following day, i'm really sorry, dad. i can't take this. i don't know what to say. i just miss you and want to hang out with you. following her testimony, naomi biden gave her father a hug and kiss and quickly exited the courtroom. earlier the prosecution rested their case after calling ten witnesses, many describing hunter biden's frequent drug use around the time he filled out that background check in october of 2018. prosecutors say he lied about his drug use on the form, which is a federal crime. hunter biden's ex-wife testified she found drug paraphernalia inside their car in october of 2018, and his ex

i watch naomi biden at two other defense witnesses testified we broke for lunch. we're expecting to come back in hear from hunters uncle james biden, and a few more witnesses when the defense came back from lunch, they said there are no longer calling any of those witnesses. the only outstanding question for the defense is whether they will call the defendant, hunter biden to the stand. the judge is now giving them a long weekend before deciding if they're going to do that. but it appears that after naomi biden's appearance on the stand, which did not exactly go i think how the defense expected it to go they are switching up their strategy and now they have what could make or break their case. this big decision about whether to put the defendant on the stand on monday that is a major development polo. >> so to clarify, does this mean we're likely not going to hear from james biden at at all the president's brother that's exactly right for us is that they no longer are going to call him. they had some other witnesses, including adopter. they were going to put on th

there was more talk about hunter naomi everybody felt really bad for naomi that i think that's one of the one things that most of the jurors felt sorry for. what was naomi testifying against their father or the defense putting her on the sand. i think that was i think that was a bad mistake for them to put her on the same it sounds and paul, i think you have a question also for gd tag yeah. what do you think of this case overall? i mean, do you think that this was a legitimate use of taxpayer there are resources to bring this case yes, i do believe it what once they found out that, you know, hundred baltic a gun and did he did he buy it legally was he an attic? was he addicted to crack when he purchased it? and that was the biggest factor in this whole case. and that's what the whole case was about and so all 12 jurors did agree that yes. he knowingly and bought a gun when he was an attic or she was addicted to drugs well, juror ten, we thank you for your service. thank you for sharing the insights about what was happening behind closed doors are really, really appreciate your time. t

it's not fair to you, naomi testified that she returned the our on october 19 and that at that time sheug paraphernalia in it a few days after that, her aunt hallie biden testified earlier in the trial that she found drug paraphernalia in that same car, prosecutors seizing on this and suggesting that the drug residue and drug paraphernalia must have been put in the car our after she returned it, timeline crucial as hunter is accused of lying on federal gun buying forms about his drug use at that time. now, the defense team has a weekend to decide i'd if they want to put hunter on the stand and this is a risk reward calculus source familiar with their thinking tells me they think hunter could provide additional context. so those text messages you said hallie biden, where he suggested he was on a car doing crack or meeting someone they mci presumably to buy drugs. you would like to testify that he was just trying to we'd seen hallie and he wasn't actually using at that time. he also believed that putting them on the stand could help to build some sympathy or empathy from members of the ju

. >> reporter: the defense called family members like hunter's daughter naomi to the stand.aid her dad seemed great. he seemed hopeful when she saw him the week after he bought the gun. but on prosecution, lea wise confronted naomi with text messages she sent to her dad with six days after he bought the gun. "i'm really sorry, dad. i can't take this. i just miss you so much. i want to hang out with you." hunter texted back "i'm sorry i've been so unreachable. it's not fair to you." really extraordinary to have prosecutors trying to use their own daughter against them. a and the fact that prosecutors tried to use so many people with the last name biden to provide testimony against hunter biden just added to the extraordinary nature of this trial. >> reporter: the biden family has faced many tragedies. in 1972 when he was just 2 years old, hunter's mother niella and sister naomi died in a car crash. >> the wife of u.s. senator-elect joseph biden of delaware was killed today in a two-car crash. a young girl also died in the accident. >> reporter: his brother beau and he survive

it's not fair to you naomi testified that she returned the car on october 19 and that at that time she didn't see any drug paraphernalia in it a few days after that, her aunt hallie biden testified earlier in the trial that she found drug paraphernalia in that same car. prosecutors seizing on this and suggesting that the drug residue and drug paraphernalia now you must have been put in the car after she returned it. timeline crucial as hunter is accused of lying on federal gun buying forms about his drug use at that time cnn's paula reid reporting for us. thank you, paula very much coming up. the new revelations about the us supreme court justices getting pricey gifts and lucrative deals the cnn presidential debates, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max. >> mom and dad agreed it was time for senior living but they wanted and needed different things from the community. so i turn to a place for mom for senior living advice her advisor really listened and gotten what was important to us. she recommended a wide range of different types of communities for us to tour and compare.

to president biden, naomi biden is named for hunter biden's late sister, the little infant who diedlly in a car accident with hunter's mother, that is her on her way into day. she's a lawyer as well. naomi biden painted a picture of a clear minded, hopeful hunter biden when she saw him in late summer 2018, weeks before he allegedly committed a crime by lying on a federal gun form on october 12th tuning 18 - 2018. the prosecution said hunter biden lied on his form. naomi biden said her dad, she saw him several times in 2018, she knew he had drug problems, she knew he had problems but she says he was clear and he did his best. first lady jill biden flew in from dj events to sit in court only to turn around tonight to fly back to france for a state dinner with her husband and the french president tomorrow. on the gun form, the chief piece of evidence in this entire case, hunter biden filled out that he was not addicted to drugs when he made the gun purchase. there was a no check in the no box. one of the witnesses saw hunter biden check no but abby lowell put some doubt in their minds.

naomi testified that she returned the car on october 19 and that at that time she didn't see any drug paraphernalia in it a few days after that, her aunt hallie biden testified earlier in the trial that she found drug paraphernalia in that same car. prosecutors seizing on this and suggesting that the drug residue and drug paraphernalia must have been put in the car after she returned it. timeline crucial as hunter is accused of lying on federal gun buying forms about his drug use at that time. >> now, the defense team has a weekend to decide if they want to put hunter on the stand. and this is a risk reward calculus source familiar with their thinking tells me they think hunter could provide additional context so those text messages you said hallie biden, where he suggested he was on a car doing crack or meeting someone they mu-k presumably to buy drugs. you would like to testify he was just trying to avoid seeing hallie. he wasn't actually using at that time. they'll some believe that putting them on the stand could help to build some sympathy or empathy from members of the jury. but

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para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente. domina la acción.tiempo. qué se siente ser parte de este proyecto de leyendas? no me considero leyenda, pero sí mi paso por américa fue importante porque a final de cuenta dejé una huella. la gente hasta el día de hoy me sigue queriendo, me sigue agradeciendo y eso es el regalo más bonito que 1 puede tener. han pasado figuras, han pasado estrellas por el américa de gran magnitud y no la han hecho y. pero me siento orgulloso. me hice americanista a pesar de que pasé por muchos equipos acá en el fútbol mexicano, pero con el único que gané títulos fue con el américa y el cariño de la gente. como te digo, es espectacular. y bueno, es cierto que estos son partidos amistosos, pero igual es un clásico y se activa como el chip competitivo. no ya creo que hoy en día hemos jugado un montón de clásicos, jugamos más clásicos que nadie. yo creo, o sea, todo el tiempo nos llevamos jugando clásicos, pero son bonitos. son años los que llevamos ya jugando, haciendo este tipo de eventos y donde hemos ido la gente se ha

para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente.tífero de una escuela secundaria de estados unidos, dijo 1 de los padres que hoy se acercó a ver cómo comenzaron a derrumbar los pisos más altos del edificio de la escuela marjory stoneman douglas, donde murieron 14 estudiantes y 3 empleados. el 14 de febrero de 2018. one hit the building it just honestly ignited that pain even further. cuando la grúa le dio al edificio, avivó el dolor aún más, declaró esta madre, quien, a diferencia de otros padres, optó por ser testigo de la demolición mecánica que comenzó hoy el distrito escolar de brewer prefirió no destruirla por implosión para alumnos que estaban dentro de la escuela el día de la tragedia. el momento fue más que emotivo, emocional. el edificio se conservó hasta ahora como prueba en el juicio del pistolero nikolas cruz, donde los jurados recorrieron sus pasillos agujerados por las balas y manchados de sangre. en el 2022, cruz fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua y no a pena de muerte, como algunos padres deseaban hoy maestros que est

. >> carley: ben and naomi baker and the father of davy lloyd, d david join me.oss of your children, who lived incredible lives of service and were bonded by their shared faith. naomi, what would you like people to know about natalie? >> she was a devoted wife. she had no children of her own, little kelly over there was a s spiritual child of hers. she was sweet and loved those children. loved haiti. loved davy. an incredible human. >> carley: dave, what would you remember about your daughter? >> so many things. if you were to sum it up, their lives, it is about love and about commitment, their love for god and love for each other and commitment to the calling and the commitment to the people of haiti that they evenually gave their lives for. >> tell us about your son and who he was as a person? >> he was amazing, there wasn't anything he couldn't do or figure out. he would go and learn how to do anything and fix it. it was all about sharing love of christian abata with others and upon hadding those in need and they did that during their time there in haiti. >> c

para todo lo que es naomi. para todo lo que tú eres. kaiser permanente.steiner, hogar de las conocidas casas painted ladies, esto cerca de alamo square, san francisco se une a una lista en la que también figuran ciudades de españa y de francia. bueno, y antes de despedirnos queremos hablarles de un nuevo festival de musical con artistas latinos que va a llegar a la ciudad de san josé. se trata de un concierto creado por el grupo local de influencia conocido como san josé fus 1 y el festival tomará lugar en el campo de discovery fields el 15 de junio desde las 14:00 de la tarde hasta las 21:00 de la noche. los creadores afirman que será una oportunidad para atraer turismo a la ciudad, así como aumentar el uso del transporte público. muy bien, san josé necesita este tipo de iniciativas precisamente para eso. y dicen que van a traer un disc jockey de muy famoso en guatemala que le dicen el gordo. así que si usted conoce al gordo de la música de él, pues es una buena oportunidad para ir ahí a bailar. me imagino que vas a bailar, cierto? si no lo conoces para

i do have some sound from one of the jurors talking about naomi campbell's testimony. let's listen to that. >> i felt bad that they put naomi on trial witness i i think that was probably a strategy that should not have been done no. >> no daughter should ever have to testify or again sir, dad so just to be clear naomi campbell test if no, she didn't really biden. all right. >> we have evan austin us with a biographer whose closely followed joe biden's life and his family. obviously this case extremely personal how do you think they're absorbing this result? and as the president heads to wilmington after this speech, what do you imagine the atmosphere in that room as he meets with hunter is going to be like yeah, this family really for the 50 years that they've been in public life, had had this kind of unusual awareness of the tragic sensibility. >> i mean, the reality of tragedy in your life and the tragedy in this case was no question about it. was hunter biden's descent into this period of addiction he'd struggled with it in the course of his life before that, but it

the city sits high expectations on musicians. naomi road alone has good luck, john. good tom. this is my grandfather's guitar. he passed away this past year, but he was in a sibling vans where he traveled with his brothers and sisters and played together . and he's the only other musician in the family that really took it seriously and took it professionally. so he passed it down to me, i guess, to carry on his legacy, which is really cool. naomi is also playing in a bar on bill street the teen roof. will anyone come to watch her play? what a hood dreams for the future. and 10 years i hope to hope to place a lot of people hope to get my music out there and just travel and play music. that's all i want to do. the the, the teen roof is feeling up. naomi's got a crowd the she survived the baptism by fire in memphis. the musicians performed through the 19 ponds on beale street, but doing is already breaking beckett the chuck to a reservation. the, the state of mississippi is celebrating its native american peoples into a heritage with american indian day. it's also an important da

he's feeling up naomi's got a crowd the she survived the baptism by fire in memphis. the musicians performed through the 19 ponds on beale street, but doing is already breaking beckett the chuck to a reservation the the state of mississippi is celebrating its native american peoples and a heritage with american indian day. it's also an important day for the morris family. and the lake, his mother tells her to hurry up in chuck to make a mistake. he's taking part in the joke tools, annual highschool princess pageants as a little bit nervous too. and this is the 1st time they ever did on stage question. during the american indian princess pageant too. so i got prepared for that, so just keep practice one more, but the mother demitria is a full of princess. and now i'm a lake, a hoops to carry on the tradition the, the morris family, like most of the tribes have a good life on the reservation. having the right to operate to casinos keeps the shop tools and financial security the they also have their own police force coolant system and fire department. the lake is high sc

that's right, naomi kumble. world, collaborations with prominent figures in the fashion industry and influence on culture. the exhibition is divided into specific chapters that touch on different periods of naome's life. visitors will be able to get acquainted with the history of the supermodel, from her childhood to her active participation in life. organizations in total presented about 100 items of clothing, among them a car corset from thierry mugler, a 1989 dress and a 1987 senlorano made from white fluffy feathers and the blue vivien westwood shoes she wore on the runway in 1993, also featuring photographs from her personal archive and a video installation, titled naomi in fashion, will run until 6 april. next year, you know, the most interesting thing is that even such f-caps as the fall, we all remember these shots, then stories become, i’m generally a big fan of these four golden models, linda evangelisti, claudia schiffer, cindia crofford and naomi campbell, this model in general, it seems to me legend

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we are told the first lady who again sat in the courtroom appeared upset after naomi's testimony. president biden saying this about his son's legal battle. watch. >> will you accept the jury's outcome, the verdict the matter what is? >> yes. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> justice correspondent live outside the courthouse in wilmington delaware. david good afternoon. >> good afternoon. jurors sent home for the weekend a couple of hours early. the judge has to go over some paperwork and check out some things relating to evidence. hunter biden's attorney said he has a big decision to make whether or not he will put his client the son of the sitting president united states on the stand in a for both hunter biden and his daughter naomi biden when she took the stand. she was the final witness of the defence before breaking for the weekend. she walked in confidently into e courthouse earlier. that's relieving after that testimony. she's named for hunter's sister who died as an infant in the car crash in delaware in 1972 along with hunter's mother. naomi biden hunter's el

naomi biden that is hunter biden's eldest daughter. that is her on the right, on the left, that is james biden of course, at the, both expected to testify this afternoon. let us not skip over at the two witnesses, and did it make if they are forensic found cocaine residue inside the part is that they had the handgun, and we saw the sister-in-law and lover tossed the in that trash can. whether or not he was on drugs at a time he made that approach is that he is the crux of the prosecution's argument. this new testimony indicates according to the prosecution that he was indeed on drugs, the dea witness that they threw the text messages and offered more proof that hunter biden was doing drugs because of all the communication with drug dealers, by the way drug dealers that harry biden, the former husband who died by, both biden, they hd prosecuted routinely here and delaware. they take and practical witnesses both from the gun store where hunter barth the gun the six shooter, the same weapons that they used to the guys from the gun store r

naomi lim joins us. cnn told the hollywood reporter there are over 800 journalists from around the world on-site in atlanta covering this debate. describe the scene where you are in the spin room in the atlanta studio and around the city. >> there is an amazing sense of anticipation. i think reporters are feeling the weight of the moment because this is an unprecedented event, against two candidates that although the public knows very well, have not been seen side-by-side since 2020 and it is a little different than in previous years. in previous years we could go to the debates and get gut checks about how they feel about the candidates and campaigns and issues but this debate is different. it is hosted by cnn, the first time that has happened in almost 40 years. and there is no live audience, just that two moderators, no campaign staff are allowed to intercede even with the commercial breaks so there is a sense of heightened anticipation. there are protesters around but also security. it is not somethi

naomi also testifying, quote, things got bad for hunter biden following the death of her uncle, beau biden, and that she did not see her father used drugs at any point in 2018? i want to go straight to evan perez. he is outside the courtroom delaware right now and evan, a hunter biden's first real display of emotion during these proceedings, you were in that room, how powerful was naomi his testimony today it was the most powerful testimony that we've seen in this trial. >> look, you've seen a lot of low points for hunter biden displayed before this sure. you've seen pictures of him with drug paraphernalia on behind him, passed out on a bed. you've seen all of these text messages where he's talking about buying drugs so to have his daughter come in and try to limit or at least undo some of the damage done by hallie biden, who was beau biden's width? and who he dated back in this period in 2018 was a really important thing for the defense to try to do. she said that in 20 hey, 18, when he was going to some rehab she said, i was hopeful and she thought that he looked a lot better than

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. >> hunter biden wiping away tears in court as his daughter, naomi, took the stand. naomi appearing very uncomfortable, trembling, also tearing up as she testified, telling the jury about visiting her dad in rehab and a late night text that he sent her around the time that he bought his gun saying in quote, i can't take this. i miss you so much and i just want to hang out naomi also testifying, quote, things got bad for hunter biden following the death of her uncle, beau biden, and that she did not see her father used drugs at any point in 2018. i want to go straight to evan perez. he is outside the courtroom and done hello. air right now and evan, a hunter biden's first real display of emotion during these proceedings, you were in that room, how powerful was naomi is testimony today it was the most powerful testimony that we've seen in this trial. >> look, you've seen a lot of low points for hunter biden displayed before this jury so you've seen pictures of him with drug paraphernalia on behind him, passed out on a bed. you've seen all of these text messages where h

his daughter, naomi speaking up on his behalf. so what he says about the case, i wouldn't expect him to be saying much about the case itself. what you will expect. i do expect him to say is, as he said in a statement recently, have boundless love for my son even though i am also a president yep by week, dermis responsibilities, not only as president, but as a father as well, seven astronauts. >> thank you very, very much for your analysis. appreciate it very much. and to our

naomi biden you see leaving with sunglasses and the black outfit on.t daughter. actually named for his late little sister and infant who died in that car crash in 1972 along with hunter's mother. naomi biden painted a picture of a clear minded hopeful hunter biden when she saw him late summer 2018 just weeks before he allegedly lied on a federal gun form when purchasing a gun. that's why we're here in the first place. naomi biden was in control on the stand and said she was nervous and entered in a soft voice and says she's well aware of her dads drugs and said things got really bad after her uncle died. yesterday joe biden flu in late from dd events in france to wilmington to sit in court only to turn back around to go to france tonight for steak dinner with her husband tomorrow. avila hall heavily focused on a gun form the form that was a centre of the entire case. he says there are different items on this form right here placed at different times. essentially setting up a narrative of sloppy paperwork by store employees. so if hunter biden testifies

joining us from inside the spin room tonight is naomi white house reporter with the washington examineraccording to the hollywood reporter cnn told that outlet there are over 800 journalists from around the world on site in atlanta to cover this first presidential debate. describe the scene were you are at in the spin room in the atlanta studio and around the city. >> there is an amazing sense of anticipation here. think reporters are feeling the weight of this moment. this is an unprecedented event in terms of the debate. it's against the two candidates although the public knows very well has not seen them as you are so describing side-by-side since 2020. and that was waiting to figure out what will happen. we've been talking about for so long for it to little bit different in previous years in previous years you can go to these debates pull aside and wait to go in how they are feeling about the election about the different campaigns in the different candidates and the different issues. this debate is different than in the past you mentioned hosted by cnn the first time that has happen

cbs' naomi ruchim joins us now here in new york with the details.morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. authorities did identify the man who opened fire at that children's park in michigan just before he took his own life. they say he had no criminal history but did suffer from some mental health issues. now investigators are working to find out if he left any hint of his plans. they still don't know why he would target a park meant for young children. >> watch over our city -- >> reporter: prayers and songs at a vigil in rochester hills, michigan, after 42-year-old michael nash fired around 28 rounds at families cooling off at a splash pad park. >> i know these people. this is my neighborhood. these are friends. these are family members. this is not -- this is horrible. >> reporter: at least nine people were wounded including a husband and wife who were struck seven times. friends say they were injured while shielding their young children. the shooting also left a woman and her two children in critical condition. >> everything we know abou

a lunch break, get us up to speed on what's happened today. >> reporter: chris, the testimony from naomien, hunter biden's oldest child, was really impactful and interesting. she's a lawyer in washington, d.c. she came into court today as a defense witness. hunter biden's attorney abbe lowell got her to testify that her dad, in her view, was doing as well as he had been in the summer of 2018 before he bought that gun. you know, she knew he had been using drugs since his brother beau died of cancer, and she knew that he was an addict, but she said she had seen him in rehab and that he seemed to be doing well. this obviously is a point for the defense because they're trying to argue that he wasn't using drugs when he bought that gun. but then on cross examination, prosecutor leo wise did some damage, chris. he got her to talk about text messages with hunter biden, who was texting her at 2:00 in the morning asking to exchange vehicles and got her to acknowledge he didn't know what her dad was doing at 2:00 in the morning and why he was texting her at 2:00 in the morning. and then he asked h

their key witness was naomi biden, hunter biden's daughter.peful, her word, about his sobriety the same month he bought the gun at the center of this case. joining us now, nbc news correspondent ryan nobles. so she was the key witness, the defense didn't call anybody else today. what happened? >> reporter: well, it was a pretty powerful day in the courtroom, katy, and naomi biden had a very specific goal, and that goal was to try to convince the jury that in the month of october of 2018 that she viewed her father as on the road to recovery, that she had just met with him a couple of months before while he was in a treatment facility in los angeles, that she felt good about the direction that he was headed. and that there at least would be a reasonable expectation or at least reasonable doubt for this jury to believe that when he checked the box on the form to buy the gun, he believed he was no longer an addict. i have to tell you, the prosecution did a pretty good job of throwing the narrative off. they asked naomi biden questions about the in

but elsewhere let me give naomi biden some credit here. i mean, everyone who is the child of an addict or knows the child of an attic can empathize with how difficult this would have been for her. i mean, this is an incredible with difficult thing and she walked into the courtroom with her husband and immediately the first lady turned around and motion to her husband to come sit right next to her in the front row because the first two rows of the courtroom are filled with biden family members, and friends most have been so tough and polo we have some earlier reporting about a commotion and the defense room. >> what word do you know about this? >> yeah. look, it's a very chaotic scene up there on the fourth floor. there were some suggested that there were allowed loud voices coming from the defense room during the lunch sprague, but i'm told there was actually just laughter. they were congratulating a young associate who did cross-examination, which is a big deal and a historic trial like this. there's a lot of people in that little room. s

>> you had 18th 18th was when october 19th is when naomi biden returned the car and said that there were no drugs in it the gang had been purchased, the day before the day prior, i believe and it was on the 23rd when hallie biden testified that there was the gun in the car and there was drug paraphernalia. so in a way you can see how the trouble that hunter biden maybe in here because of testimony is because of what his own daughter testified to write. >> that's going to weigh on the jury when i found interesting think was abbe lowell has his attorney really hammered the prosecution in his closing statement saying that the questioning of naomi biden was ordinarily cruel well it might have been, but it was perfectly within bounds of what can happen in a courtroom, but it is the essence of circumstantial evidence. >> now, a jury does not have to believe what they heard. they don't have to believe the prosecution's theory of it, but the simple fact is someone is accused so having been addicted to drugs and possess a firearm, and prosecutors have introduce evidence that prior to and after th

cbs' naomi ruchim joins us now with the latest developments on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for these families it has been eight months of anguish, not knowing if their loved ones were still alive or if they would ever see them again. while their rescues were met with celebration, the region is still no closer to a deal for peace. and that sets the stage for secretary of state antony blinken's visit to the region today. after more than 245 days of prayer, the families of four israeli hostages kidnapped to gaza by hamas on october 7th finally embraced their loved ones. [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: 26-year-old noa argamani, who was taken from the nova music festival during the attack, returned home on her father's birthday. after the mission, the rescued hostages and their families pleaded for the safe return of the hostages remaining in gaza. >> there are still 120 hostages in gaza, and we want a deal now. we want them to come back home as soon as possible. >> reporter: the operation to free the hostages left an israe

particularly news today from london that naomi campbell has her own show.lebration of the supermodel, naomi campbell, so we are going to talk a little bit about that with one of the fashion journalists who has really interesting thoughts on what she had done for fashion over the years since she first burst onto the stage at age 15. we will take a short break. we will be back right after this. do stay with us. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: fun f

naomi is named for hunter's late sister, the infant naomi biden who died in 1972 in the tragic car crashre along with hunter's mother. that is his daughter with the glasses as she was heading into court. she painted a picture of a clear minded, hopeful father when she saw him in late summer 2018. that was just weeks before he allegedly lied on the federal gun form and october 2018. it was clear she was uncomfortable on the stand. she answered in a soft voice and said she was nervous, she also said she was well aware that her dad was addicted to drugs and told jurors, quote, things got bad after my uncle died, and quote referring to the late bo biden. she tried to see her dad in new york in 2019 and later became successful seeing him when she said that things seem to good. first lady jill biden was also in the room, she has been there all week except thursday. that is when she was commemorating d-day events in france. she came back and was here today, she is on her way back to france and will be at a state dinner in paris with president biden and the french president tomorrow and then fly