i chief dog joining us live now from new delaware. it's about 8 45 pm locally. hey, it's so good to have you on the program. thanks for waiting for us by the way, really good to have your come your, to your company here. let's get into a job with the commentary here. so ukraine, depending on military age made our powers and even america in particular. but look, you know, obviously the chief interest be straight. okay. since the massive failure of the so called counter offensive of the summer, it does seem to most people including the intelligence community, the, the, the nato side, and the us side of the war using ukrainians against roger. it's really come to a catastrophic failure with a, a colossal the expense of human life. i mean, i know that the presidential election in america next year, but when do you think the west and political establishment will start to acknowledge the truth of that? yeah. that's, that's a very big guess. a little bit it will start to acknowledge the affiliate of their policies was agreed i should, i don't know. and i don't think bec

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massachusetts, rhode island, new jersey, delaware, maryland. the electricity they will need from those wind farms. and when it documents natural gas, if you want to supplement that for coal, we're in short supply can't frac for natural gas in new york and other states. can't pipeline the stuff to where it's needed. you are going to have an energy crunch because they are committed to these i think crazy, unrealistic green goals. >> steve: the united states needs to be more like europe. i think you are familiar with europe? >> stuart: take that back, doocy. >> steve: let's light up nuclear power plants that's what europe does. >> i'm with you on this one nuke lahr is the cleanest form of energy and 100 supply just like that and much safer these days public opinion won't let you build one in your backyard. remember three mile island and china syndrome got change those things if you keep going down this paws, you have got energy shortages, wildly inflated prices and blackouts are coming. that's going to happen. >> here's the thing somebody needs to

there's a slight risk of even some flooding from pennsylvania and new jersey. the delaware water gap and then there you see the light snow along the mississippi river. here is how the day shapes up. it's not over yet. we're only talking 2:30. half the planes have to leave here. if things go downhill a little bit, we'll see more and more cancellations throughout the afternoon. but for now, i am pretty impressed with only 140 canceled flights at this point. there's the storm for right now. it moves off towards the east. things dry out. i've been looking ahead to new year's might, and i don't see anything in new york city, except 40 degrees and clear skies. not so much for the west. the next storm system is on the way. everywhere across north america is above normal today. jessica. >> how about that. chad myers with the update for us. thanks so much. >>> tributes are pouring in for tom smothers. one-half of the fameed duo, the smothers brothers. we'll bring you that next. >>> now to some other headlines we've been watching beginning with the tragic update in the search for a m

news for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, sunday morning with jane pauley, followed by "face the nation." margaret brennan's guest include tony gonzalez and chris coons of delawareodnight. >>> from cbs news bay area,s in the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, rain is on the way heading into the peak of the holiday season. we are tracking the timing and how much it could affect your christmas plans. >>> plus, modern day pirates targeting boats at the oakland estuary. police want to clear out everyone who's staying there illegally. why some homeless say they're being unfairly singled out. >> i'm being kicked out of a boat, why? what did i do wrong? >> he tried to steal that dinghy right there. i had so say what are you doing? >>> and how fresh food, dancing, and a giant pinata are helping a struggling neighborhood. >>> i'm andrea nakano, brian hackney is off tonight. our top story tonight is the weather. we could be in line for a very wet week. let's get right to first alert meteorologist darren peck with the timing of all these storms and what we can expect this week. >> the timing is the challenge. so what i want to do, andrea, is start out with the big picture an

lawyers not blown up that plea deal in delaware because the us attorney here, at least reportedly was not going to pursue these charges. >> responding to the newictment overnight, hunter's attorney accused weiss of bowing to republican pressure, saying if hunter's last name was anything other than biden, the charges in delaware and now california would not have been brought. the white house not commenting on the indictment. the new charges include three felony and six misdemeanor tax offenses if convicted. hunter could face up to 17 years in prison. >> police in las vegas have released video of officers taking down the man who went on a shooting rampage at unlv. they say this video shows former professor anthony polito chasing an officer around a car. the officer then returns fire and the threat. police say polito killed three members of the faculty and staff. he's also accused of mailing letters to 22 universities across the us. a source says at least one letter was laced with talcum powder. authorities say polito was carrying nine magazines of bullets and had a list of targets he previously taught at east carolina university, where a former

. >> carley: on delaware and new jersey, increasing minimum wage, going up to $13.25 new jersey increasing i worked a lot of minimum wage jobs, i will not say it is bad to give people a raise, better to be employed at $13 an hour than $15 an hour. >> carley: only so much money -- quickly in virginia, they just legalized recreational marijuana. the former democratic governor signed this. >> they need to ratify provisions, virginia is about to experience what new york city is going through, whole state smelling like marijuana c constantly, they have not set up the licensing mechanism, it will be like the wild west. >> carley: thank you, coming up, florida lawmakers eyeing a new bill after squatters trash a new home causing $40,000 in damage. we will tell you where it stands and stove top scandal. kamala harris seared for having a stove in the background. join us next. ♪ ♪ narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift like no other, a gift that can help st. jude children's research hospital save lives. ava: it is my first time having cancer, and it's the very worst. woman: you just ha

west virginia, delaware, new hampshire, iowa? mike just slapped the table as if he thinks he knows.got a good idea. the answer when we come back. stay there, please. ♪ .. or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. which state has the highest rate of homeownership. mike knows because he slapped the table. >> i will say number 3, new hampshire. ashley: what do you say i? ashley: based on affordability, iowa, number 4. stuart: i think it is iowa. what? west virginia, 78.6% of the state's population were home owners. i never saw that coming. >> i knew it couldn't be west virginia. how could it possibly be west virginia. thanks for being on the show for the entire hour. we will see you tomorrow. as we close out the show a quick check of the market, the dow was down one hundred 40, the nasdaq a fraction to 16 points to plenty of selling on wall street today. one standout is bitcoin, $42,000 a coin. time is up for me. coast to coast starts now.

public events will be held in maine, massachusetts, rhode island, connecticut, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, delaware, and washington, d.c. before arriving at arlington national cementtary on the morning of saturday, december 16. national wreaths across america day. this pilgrimage to arlington national cementtary represents the very best of our nation -- cementtary represents the very best of our nation. tractor tillers will haul more than 250,000 wreaths to their destination. as many americans will volunteer this weekend, it is a reminder our freedom is not free. these men and women paid the ultimate sacrifice, and this small gesture someone of the many ways we are able to thank them for their service. if you are interested in volunteering, please visit wreaths across america,.org. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i stand with the alum tamil in sri lanka. following the british departure in 1948, unification of these kingdoms led

be careful of water over the roads from the delaware valley through new england this morning. meantime if you're traveling across the nation today, the weather looks great in most areas except for california. heavy rain will give us flooding concerns and travel disruptions tonight through friday across much of the southwest, including la, thursday and friday. wet from chicago to dallas and in southern california. could be some travel delays there. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin cosgrove in >> coming up, the pharmacy chain in trouble for its crackdown on shoplifters. >> also ahead, doctors sounding the alarm about a shortage of drugs nationwide, including those for cancer and adhd. >> and. later, too many screens. the return of physical switches our ugly sweaters on gma >> a family in florida is recovering after their home exploded into a fireball. a doorbell camera captured the blast near fort lauderdale. investigators believe it was caused by a propane leak. three other homes were damaged. >> the pharmacy chain, rite aid, could be banned from using facial recognition sof

news. a dangerous storm system taking aim at the northeast. heavy rain expected and an urgent flood threat along the i-95 corridor, impacting more than 10 million americans from delawaresylvania to new jersey and new york city. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. so, rob, when is the worst of this storm expected to hit? >> reporter: i think right around midnight for most of us, whit. the northeast as a whole has seen twice the normal amount of rain in the past 30 days. some of the same spots probably going to see flooding tonight. here's the big risk area. all of new jersey, you've had your fair share. new york city, back through philadelphia, including maryland, as well. that big midwest storm is transferring its energy to a coastal low that will intensify the rains tonight. that's the heavy stuff. lingering around the new york metro through the early hours. 7:00 a.m., it presses off into parts of connecticut and eastern new england throughout the day. 1 to 3 plus inches of rainfall. the bulk of that coming over the next 12 hours in the dark of night. whit? >> whit: another round of this heavy rain. rob, thank you. >>> now to the midair emerge

delaware. >> what we're learning about the investigation new action to address the surge of migrants crossing u.s. border. >> what authorities are doing today at two border crossings this is former president trump's immigration rhetoric. why critics are comparing his rhetoric to germany. >> a new warning about rising flu, covid and rsv cases. e.r. visits among children have doubled in one week, but the cdc is now predicting plus a two. >> year-old is honored for bravery after what happened to her on the playground and later, what's so different with office holiday parties this year. from abc news in new york? >> this is america, this morning. >> good morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the weather and travel delays this morning. at the beginning of this busy week before christmas, looking at the radar right now, some of the busiest airports in the country are on alert as a storm system moves into the northeast. >> following a weekend of heavy flooding for millions of americans this morning, a damaging storm barreling up the eas

these are on top of the criminal gun charges that he faces in delaware. fox news justice correspondent dave spent his here with more. >> this was just docketed in the federal court system. it is called pacer. we can see that there is a case called usa versus biden. date filed december 7th, 2023. however, there are no actual documents posted at this time. it takes a little bit for some of these documents to get uploaded. but there is officially a case that now has been docketed in the central district of california. the reason there is a case in the central district of california is because hunter biden has lived in the central district of california which is los angeles for the past several years. we don't want to speculate. we don't know the exact charges at this point. however we know special counsel david wise impaneled a grand jury not too long ago in this district to look at multiple different charges this is the same special counsel that is currently taking the president's sun hunter biden to trial in delaware for multiple federal gun charges. hunter said th

that's in addition to the federal gun charges in delaware. the newax charges centered around at least $1.4 million in taxes hunter ode between 2016 and 201 and that's since been paid. if convicted the 5 #-year-old could receive up to 17 years in prison. his lawyer says the special counsel is bowing to republican pressure. now, karl rove recently said president biden claims he was not involved in his son's overseas businesses but perhaps he should have been to stop him from working for that ukrainian energy company when his father was vice president, guys. >> brian: where is he now, lucas? he is somewhere in washington? >> ainsley: he left california. >> brian: thatson indication he could be coming today. >> flew all the way from malibu. probably not to take a white house tour. >> brian: can he get that any time. >> ainsley: don't wants him to testify if he doesn't he is held in contempt of congress. if he does, he can always plead the fifth, right? >> that's right. that's another thing if he does show up will he be pleading the fifth, ainsley. >> ste

the pandemic resulted in the number of ranking deserts in the district states of new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware rising to 63. i understand part of this is mobile and online banking, there are many who do not have the abilities to do that. what are some ways we can ensure communities continue to have access to basic aching services? -- banking services? >> a few things, senator. if you look at people at big branch systems we have maintained approximately 2% of our branches importantly one of the things that has gone on, we are up to 97% of our online customers use digital banking, which is more convenient and reaches them where they are. so, we manage that carefully to make sure we cover every market and make the calculations. if you look at what we do as a group of institutions we maintain that presence, but we have driven the digital and the types of accounts that are more appreciated. that is why we are bringing 2 million people into the banking system. it is largely these larger banks that have driven that. sen. menendez: i would commend to all of you that you look at how your practices affe

new charges. in september, hunter was indicted by another federal grand jury in delaware on felony charges for allegedlyut being a drug user on an application to buy a gun. he pleaded not guilty to those charges. biden had entered into a plea agreement with the justice department on two misdemeanor tax charges, but remember that deal collapsed after facing scrutiny from a u.s. district court judge. cbs's catherine herridge is here with tonight's late-breaking details. good evening, catherine. what are we learning? >> reporter: norah, according to the 56-page court filing, a federal grand jury in california has returned a nine-count indictment charging hunter biden with three felony tax offenses and six misdemeanor tax charges. the sprawling indictment alleges the president's son engaged in a four-year scheme to avoid paying on at least $1.4 million in federal taxes. he's also accused of taking false business deductions to reduce his tax liability. the indictment says he spent millions on an extravagant lifestyle, including drugs, escorts, luxury hotels, and exotic cars rather than paying the irs. the ca

avoided charges had that plea deal not fallen through many months ago in delaware, and david weiss alluded to the fact that the newrges were imminent and they are much more serious than the gun charges that he is facing in delaware, and you know, now he is facing multiple charges, multiple coasts, and abbe lowell, his defense attorney, and that statement that he made immediately following this indictment coming down, he didn't really defend the conduct, and he didn't say that he was innocent of the conduct, but he noted that this is essentially a political prosecution, and that were his name other than biden, they never would have been brought. >> so it is your view that earlier failed plea deal in delaware greatly influenced the pursuit of this california case? >> absolutely. many called that a sweetheart deal, and those charges in delaware which were brought after the falling apart of the plea deal, and many people criticized them for being sort of trumped up, if you will, in that many people wouldn't have, or many prosecutors wouldn't have brought those gun-related charges, and he could have pleaded guilty to s

so now that he is subject to not one but two indictments, one of the district of delaware and now this newent, in california, i think that really thoroughly deflates the trumpian argument that there are two systems of justice and donald trump is the one disfavor by it. >> lisa rubin, who is not here because it's the first night of hanukkah, happy hanukkah. and shan yu, thank you. what a texas court attorney general goes out of his way to threaten doctors in the hospital that might provide that care. that's next. >>>t provid that care. that's next. that's next. >>with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. i bought the team! kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few other things too! starting with the sound system... that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give

sources tell abc news that the incident did not appear to be politically motivated, and president biden is scheduled to stay in delawarehrough tuesday . in washington, liz landers abc news. >> a busy week ahead for airports all across the country. and of course, that includes sfo here in the bay area. officials say thursday the two busiest days leading into the christmas holiday, families at sfo yesterday only experienced small delays at security. abc seven news reporter josh stone spoke with performers from the lion king, who are having to travel right now. >> so i'm here with the lion king national tour right now, and heading home for the day to spend time with my family. since i don't have christmas much of a christmas break. so i'm going to go spend christmas with them a little early and uh- come right back to work. >> saturday is expected to be the most congested day on the road. if you're driving, head out early. the worst time to travel is going to be between 11 and 7 p.m. they may seem like something as simple as batch of holiday lights, but for one homeowner in the north bay, they mean much more. >> abc seven

new jersey. private second class delaware beyond ray simmons surprised his little brother while at school on fridays was finishing up his training for army, and the school arranged the special homecoming on the same day as deondre's birthday. >>> and inny, a woman jumps into the -- in nebraska, a woman jumps into the arms of her soldier. the army national guard soldier was returning from a 10-month-long overseas deployment and wasn't going to wait another second. rachel: i love that. pete: stayed upright. he back pedaled -- rachel: yeah, he's a strong guy. pete: look at that. [laughter] nicely done. rachel: i love that. that's a beautiful moment. captured forever. >>> still ahead, a divisive display at the white house, harry and meghan's child-free christmas card and moving abroad. is that the new american dream? tomi lahren joins me for this week 's pop culture round-up. will: biden slammed on social media after sharing lower costs for hard working americans. our small business panel weighs in next. ♪ hey, girl, got that million dollar kiss. ♪ know just what to do with itto ♪ t oney manager) diffe

millions under flood alerts in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware. and if you're taking to the skies, prepare for packed airports. the tsa says today will also be one of the busiest days for air travel this holiday season. >> i just found out our flight is delayed by about an hour. >> reporter: on wednesday, southwest airlines accounted for 1,600 of the more than 7,000 delays nationwide. the airline telling nbc news the delays were due to air traffic control reducing the flow of traffic. the travel disruption still nowhere near last year's christmas meltdown, when the airline canceled nearly 17,000 flights, leaving millions stranded. but a scary journey wednesday for one southwest flight bound for austin, making an emergency return to ft. lauderdale after a possible bird strike shortly after takeoff. some of the worst delays this week continue to be in florida. for the second day in a row, the faa has slowed down traffic because of flight congestion. meantime, out west and in the great plains, many are still digging out from more than a foot of snow.

and over 40 million people are under flood watches from eastern maryland, delaware, parts of maine, philadelphia and newer storm alerts are also forecast across parts of the appalachian mountains and the northeast, through monday evening, likely accompanied by snowfall. >>> the children of an iranian activist accepted the nobel peace prize on her behalf. she was awarded the prize in october for her decades of human rights activism, for which she has been sentenced for a total of 31 years in prison in dtehra. at sunday's award ceremony, her children delivered a lecture written by her from her prison cell. >> translator: i am confident that the light to freedom and justice will shine brightly on the land of iran. at that moment, we will celebrate the victory of democracy and human rights over tyranny and authoritarianism. and the anthem of the streets of iran will resonate worldwide. >> in her lecture, she highlighted how young people in iran have been a catalyst for civil resistance. adding the iranian people would dismental destruction and desperatism through persistence. have no doubts, this is certain

just about the indictment and the allegations, the criminal allegations, both the new ones in california and also in delawares addiction, and that was -- wolf, listening to hunter biden say, "they're trying to kill me," he doesn't mean that metaphorically. he means that literally because he is an addict, and he in his argument has been that the reason he didn't pay his taxes, the reason he spent so much money, over a million, maybe almost a million and a half dollars on all of these untoward things and more is because he was addicted to very horrible drugs, to crack. so what he is saying there is they're trying to get me, to get me off the wagon, which would destroy my father. you know, there, of course, are political reasons for this, and he did do things that were wrong. but from the perspective of hunter biden, from the perspective of his lawyers, not so much that it deserves this kind of attention, and that's why they say if his name was anything other than biden that he wouldn't be prosecuted to the degree that he is right now after that plea deal fell apart in july. >> interesting. david axelrod, the i

delaware. >>> chilling details new in the wake of wednesday's mass shooting at unlv.olice say the gunman who killed three people and wounded a fourth had specific victims in mind. >> suspect had a list of people he was seeking on the university campus. as well as faculty from the eastern carolina university. >> but no one on his target list was actually hit. police shot and killed the former university professor tony polito after a ten minute rampage at the university's business school. police say he had also mailed letters to nearly two dozen university staffers across the country. some contained a white powder that turned out to be harmless. investigators say the gunman had been denied several professor jobs including one at unlv. >>> the presidents of harvard and mit and the university of pennsylvania are under fire after their congressional hearing on campus anti-semitism. many people are upset over their response to one specific question. would they discipline students calling for the genocide of jews on campus? some of the presidents seemingly evaded that questi

so now that he is subject to not one but two indictments, one of the district of delaware and now this new tax indictment, in california, i think that really thoroughly deflates the trumpian argument that there are two systems of justice and donald trump is the one disfavor by it. >> lisa rubin, who is not here because it's the first night of hanukkah, happy hanukkah. and shan yu, thank you. what a texas -- goes out of his way to threaten doctors in the hospital that might provide that care. that's next. rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. i got this $1,000 camera for only $41 on dealdash. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. t

trey gotti podcast, good night from south >> todd: a fox news alert, a busy week for hunter biden lawyers, today they are asking a judge in delaware to drop the gun charges, which carries 25 years behind bars. this week we are expected preliminary hearing on nine new tax charges. you are watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. carley has the day off. house republicans want hunter to testify on capitol hill this wednesday and say they will move to hold him in contempt of congress if he doesn't show up. brooke singman will break down both cases. >> brooke: hunter's team is likely preparing the paperwork to dismiss the delaware gun charges. he is blaming republicans for his run-ins with the law now. listen. >> they are trying in most illegitimate and rationale way they are trying to destroy a presidency. it is not about me. in their most base way, they are trying to kill me, knowing it will be a pain greater than my father could be able to handle. >> brooke: we rarely hear from hunter himself, that interview was recorded before the latest indictments were filed. here is a breakdown of the counts. between tax charges and gun charge

these new charges coupled with the ongoing gun case in delaware, could mean that hunter would need to go to trial twice as his father runs for re-election next year. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," the ron desantis campaign is finally attacking donald trump. the criticism comes in response to some of the former president's outrageous comments over the past weekend. >>> plus george santos still has some serious legal issues to deal with even though he's not in congress anymore. we'll have an update on the charges that got him expelled from the lower chamber. >>> those stories and a check on weather and sports when we come right back. when we come right back (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pro, your husband deserves it! ♪ (mom) carolers? to tell me you want a new iphone? a better plan is verizon. (dad) no way they'd take this wreck. (carolers) ♪ yes, they will, in any condition. ♪ ♪ get iphone 15 pro and ipad and apple watch - all on them! ♪ (mom) please forgive him. (carolers) ♪ it's all good - just a little awkward. ♪ (soloist) think we'll wrap this up. (vo) it's your last chance to t

new president. >> win ago primary and going on delaware and that's several million votes and not enough to get to the white house but i should have learned and maybe my followers should have voted more than once. >> good to see you, thank you. stuart: the dow is up 100 points and a couple of dow stocks doing well this morning. not much movement elsewhere and nasdaq down 32 and s&p up 32 points. jason, we're looking at what i think is a strong labor markets and at the time what does that do for stocks? >> good news, stu. finally good news. the path of the labor market is moving until the feds direction. what the doctor ordered and what's happened is i said this on your show before and there's a post-covid mentality and i see it with my clients, get out, revenge, shop, dying travel and it's with the covid money and then by now pay later and they've been done for black friday and this is a great form and retain workers and see wages moderate and that's the statistic the fed is looking at with respect to whether they hold, raise, or cut rates. stuart: yeah, for a long time, good news in fact has been

under 40 million people are under flood watches from eastern maryland, delaware, to parts of maine, philadelphia and newk city. winter storm alerts are also forecast across parts of the appalachian mountains in the northeast, through monday evening, likely accompanied by snowfall. >>> still to come, one in southern gaza now a major focus against hamas. we'll have the latest on the fighting ahead. >>> and israel says it will not stop fighting in hamas is how the palestinian prime ministste is r responding g next. ♪ >>> israeli forces and hamas fighters are engaged in intense fighting as israel expands its operations in southern gaza. the palestinian news agency says dozens of civilians were killed in air strikes on sunday across gaza. including in the jabalia refugee camp in the north isn't the city of khan yunis in the south. there, one resident described intense artillery shelling and dire situation. with food and water shortages. we want to warn you, the next contains images disturbing. it shows being rushed to a hospital in khan yunis. those arriving for treatment having to lay on the ground because

delaware. this was yesterday afternoon. the newe y'all board writes ashley biden taxes dodge shows all bidens think law does not you apply to them. the president's youngest daughter owes more than $5,000 in income taxes we're told. how many times do we hear joe biden telling us to pay their fair share and also one more thing, all these whistleblower comments about all these different e-mails, joe biden said he had no involvement in his son's business and yet he's got 54 e-mails directly with eric schwerin according to jason smith, eric schwerin is the guy who set up the shelters for, takes, the llcs or those 20llc accounts. he set them up. why would joe biden be directing e-mails to him one on one? >> remember, this is when joe biden was vice president of the united states when a lot of these were happening, there were over 300 had e-mails. you're highlighting the eric schwerin e-mails. there's 82,000 pages from those e-mails that the national archives has in their possession that they refuse to hand over. here's joe biden's execut

hunter's attorney telling fox news in a statement based on the facts and law if hunter's last name was anything other than biden the charges in delaware and now california would not have been brought. abbe lowell says now after five years of investigating with no new evidence and two years after hunter paid his taxes in full the u.s. attorney has piled on the nine new charges when he had agreed months to go to resolve the matter with misdemeanors. the nine charges are in addition to those federal gun charges that he is facing in delaware. it appears in both cases he is ready to take his chances on a jury. these trials could happen in 2024 when his dad is running for the white house one more time. >> julie: you could call it bad timing. david spunt. thank you very much. sean duffy former wisconsin congressman and co-host of the bottom line on fox business joins me now. i will admit it is hard to write off drugs, prostitutes and exotic cars. i never personal plea have done it myself. if i told my accountant i wanted to do that he would think i was crazy. clearly hunter's failure to pay his taxes leaves you wondering what other illegal a

there is news tonight about the driver who crashed into president biden's motorcade. the delawarenow charged with driving under the influence. video shows the president appearing stunned by the crash. he was less than 200 feet away. no one was hurt. today president biden and family members went to church marking 51 years since the president's first wife and 13-month-old daughter were killed in the crash with a tractor-trailer just a month after he was first elected to the u.s. senate. top members of president biden's national security team are overseas tonight. the cia director is in poland meeting with israel and qatar in hopes of restarting the negotiations for releasing those hostages that are held in gaza. there is news tonight out of the pentagon. a new u.s.-led international operation will aim to protect commercial ships in the red sea. cbs's ramy inocencio has delete develop it's from tel aviv. >> reporter: defense secretary lloyd austin landed in israel for his second visit since hamas' terror attack on october 7 and minced no words. >> this is israel's operation and i'm n

hunter biden to these four sealed indictments in the southern district of new york that named his chinese partners. within the delaware u.s. attorneys office there was a prosecutor who is now been taken off the case, leslie wolf seemed to be the one tipping of hunter biden's lawyers that there was a search warrant coming up of the storage unit of his. somebody in the f.b.i. tipped off the biden transition campaign in december of 2020 that there was an i.r.s. agent and f.b.i. agent in california who were going the next morning to interview hunter biden. needless to say they never got to interview hunter biden. >> bill: the story goes on. thank you so much for coming in today and we'll see what comes next. thank you, miranda, nice to see you today. dana. >> dana: the border spirals out of control, dhs officials making a stunning admission on the number of migrants released into the country every day. texas governor greg abbott is here to react. crunching the numbers on a christmas movie. why the home alone kevin mcallister would need a bigger budget. >> are these microwave dinners any good? i'll give them a whirl. for t

senator chris goons, democrat from delaware, thank you for joining us on bbc news.k at a big story out of the uk now. the british museum has given an update on their investigation into a former employee who is suspected of stealing or damaging around 2,000 items over a 30—year period. the museum's chairman, george osborne, says the man the museum believes to have taken them isn't talking to them, and they are still trying to establish a motive. 0sborne has been speaking to the bbc�*s culture editor katie razzall. we're pretty clear that an individual who was employed here stole from the museum, went to quite elaborate lengths to cover their tracks. one of the things that we have got to get to the bottom of is exactly the motivation of the individual who we believe was responsible, but he has not been talking are cooperating. he said the museum had big lessons to learn. a couple of years ago there was a warning, and it was not taken as seriously as it should have been. some of the artefacts, most of which had never been catalogued by the museum, were sold on ebay for

delaware, d.c. and some of the showers headed into new york. the flood watches are in effect up to maine for up to 60 million people going into monday as this thing will continue to soak the northeast, and looking at heavy rain and a messy commute from philly into new york and up into boston tomorrow morning. cold air comes in behind this and we get a burst of snow, especially from the lake-effect going into tuesday. look at the browns here. these are high wind warnings in effect and long island, cape cod and into maine where winds could be up to 65 miles per hour. the national weather service warning about a couple power outages possible there, and we will keep an eye on that go into monday as well. and the closer you are to the water, the less friction there is and the winds really pop. if you are doing early holiday traveling, you are looking at many delays from philly, d.c., new york and boston. it will be turbulent, jim. >> for folks not paying as close attention as they should, and you say the wind gusts are 40 to 50 miles per hour, and p

the law if hunter's name was anything other than biden the challenges in delaware and california would not have been brought. fox news digital reached out to the special counsel david weiss and they declined comment. hunter biden pleaded not guilty to a federal gun charge. the charges are piling up. the question is whether or not the latest indictment will lead to more trouble for the president himself. >> trace: that's very true. thank you. let's bring in the senior women fellow and former trump white house attorney. i was reading through this indictment. not the whole thing 56 pages but it looks like this validates to both irs whistleblowers to a word. >> absolutely. that's why the house oversight committee thanked the whistleblowers for coming forward. without them this charge would not be brought. we can all thank the whistleblowers. liberal commentators say if there was anyone beside the biden this cased not be brought. it was not going to be brought. >> trace: that's the idea. it was not going to be brought in california. they turned down the charges in california. now suddenly those same changes are valid? wha

skipping out hunter biden was seen jewelry shopping with president biden in delaware they were shopping at jewelry stores, the newrial board out with a new to them. we keep hearing president biden tell us to pay our fair share but now according to you and your colleagues evidence that his daughter, his brother, his son have all invaded taxes. >> that's exactly right. you're exactly right. at some point somebody's going to have to say joe how are you living like this on a vice president or president salary in multiple households and their investment schedule must be pretty incredible i would like to talk to the brokers. the reality they don't pay any taxes because they're above the law and the justice department should hang his head in shame that it's not going after this any further and had to get going after him and that was very timely because that allowed him to use that as an attempt to scare us. if you caught his very line press conferencing call him a set exact the last thing he said in an good answer all your questions and then he got into his taxpayer-funded suburbans and drove off. maria: and he didn't a

. >> which set of charges do you think carry more risk for hunter, the new tax charges in california or the gun charges in delaware? >> i think these are very serious charges. there are six misdemeanor and three felony. and not only are the tax charges when you look at the indictment, it is not just that hunter didn't pay his taxes, there are also allegations that he tried to defraud the government, that he claimed business expenses for items that clearly were not business expenses, and that he engaged in conduct to try to avoid having to pay taxes on substantial income that he earned during the applicable period. and we've seen other individuals serve jail time for similar charges. so i think these tax charges are very serious and as i stated earlier, any effort to resolve them via any kind of plea agreement seemingly has fallen apart. and we know hunter's attorney on tuesday of this week sent a letter to the special prosecutor asking for a meeting to talk about the charges. and apparently that meeting wasn't held and the suspect prosecutor went forward filing the charges. >> a reva martin, thank you for getting

they are alaska, delaware, hawaii, idaho, kansas, maine, mississippi, montana, nebraska, new hampshireisland, south dakota, vermont, west virginia, wyoming in the first 11 months of this year there were 3 million migrants crossing 7 or north of the border, can't forget the northern border. president biden's critics argue the at ministration has not enough to curb the influx of migrants and his approach to the border has incentivized migration. i think that something we can all agree with even if we are biden supporters. none of this happens unless you are trying to make it happen. ashley: exactly right and what a mess, what are crisis. coming up next, a new trend on instagram that could be exposing you to hackers. we will expand that. 2023 a year for union protests, they saw major labor wins but at what cost to the consumers? we have that report next. ♪ (inspirational music) - [narrator] wounded warrior project helps post-9/11 veterans realize what's possible. with generous community support. - aaron, how you doing buddy? - [narrator] we bring warriors together and empower them to beco

new charges. in september, hunter was indicted by another federal grand jury in delaware on felony charges for allegedly being a drug user on an application to buy a gun. he pleaded not guilty to those charges. biden had entered into a plea agreement with the justice departmet on two misdemeanor tax charges but remember, that deal collapsed after facing scrutiny from a u.s district court judge. cbs's catherine herride is here with tonight's late-breaking details. good evening, catherine. what are we learning? >> reporter: according to the g6 page court filing a federal grand jury in california has returned and nine count indictment charging hunter biden with three felony tax offenses and six misdemeanor tax charges. the sprawling indictment alleges the president's son engaged in a 4-your scheme to avoid paying on at least $1.4 million in federal taxes. he's also accused of taking false business deductions to reduce his tax liability. the indictment says he spent millions on an extravagant lifestyle, including drugs, escorts, luxury hotels, and exotic cars rather than paying the irs. the case was brought

before news of the date was released, hunter and his father were at a family outing in delaware.dent's son is facing three felony and six misdemeanor counts. if convicted he faces a maximum of 17 years in prison. >>> rudy giuliani's legal troubles continue to get worse. he is being sued again by the two former georgia election workers he was just ordered to pay $148 million. giuliani was already found liable of defaming them with baseless claims that they committed election fraud in 2020. but he continues to repeat those claims, publicly. now, ruby freeman and her daughter shea moss are asking for a judge to permanently bar the former trump attorney from speaking about them. the lawsuit does not specifically ask for monetary damages. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. up next, this almost doesn't look real. developing news out of iceland. this video of a volcanic eruption happening right now. thousands of people under evacuation orders. >>> also, a special thank you to our farm workers. the around the clock work being done right now in san jose to deliver thousands of tamales before

new york. there was i afrightening moment as president biden was walking out of his campaign headqurters in delawareowed into a parked suv that was guarding the president's motorcade. the secret service ushered president biden into his armored f. the president and first lady were not hurt. >>> the u.s. is condemning the latest north korean ballistic missile test. japan says north korea fired an icbm more than 600 miles into the sea. tokyo says the missile has the potential to travel more than 9,000 miles and reach anywhere in japan o the u.s. mainland. >>> and "wonka" starring tim o'thooe chalamet debuted at the top of the box office tak g in les. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm c rtney kea , cbs news, new york. >>> massive storm. millions of americans across ten states under flood watch. florida already soaked. the intense weather system moving up the entire east coast. how it could impact your holiday travel plans. >>> also desperation in gaza. crowds strip aid trucks of their supplies amid severe food shortages. new criticism and outcry over israel's mil

delaware foil to dismiss an indictment in court over gun charge and facing tax charge in california manage the white house is refusing to comment of kevin is live with the newhunter filed a series of motions change challenging gun charge in delaware the special council buckeld under playical pressure in bringing the case. biden's motion to dismiss is than i are trying to target a vindictive prosecution and other challenges including one claims that weiss was elevate in the special council role in the first place. indicted biden on 3 gun charge in assessment. he pleaded not guilty to all the charges. filings may shed light on may be how we can figure out the biden team will handle a second indictment. seat file aid charge in california 3 felony and 3 misdemeanor tax charges they dig in hunter's finance will show financial ties with him and the president and do keep this in mind. so far, weiss has not brought violations charges. and that's where many feel like this has to go next. based on the financials, it appears that hunter was working on behalf of foreign governments or signs which would be a violation of the foreign agent registration act. biden was not

delaware. the former us president donald trump is back in court for his new york civil trial on forward allegations. the front runner for the 2024 republican presidential nomination and his 2 eldest sons are accused of inflating the value of the real estate assets to receive more favorable bank loans from denies navigations and it's condemned to process as unfair. additionally, faces federal charges for allegedly mishandling top secret documents that has been indicted for racketeering in georgia and accusations. but he tried to overturn the 2020 elections of every winter major indian cities, especially the capital, knew data you were affected by police to the scientist. a corrective measures or too little too late, or too many and people die each year from toxic air in the country. that's according to the medical journal. the lines that we know fernandez has more a digital reopen has relied on medication to help in breed since he was to moving from new delhi, india is congested capital to us above on the outskirts of the city. as in health, he develops into within the gulf, which i thought was inte

delaware. former president donald trump was back in court today for his new york civil fraud trial. the republican front runner showed up to see his defense accounting witness take the stand. eli bartov, an accounting professor at new york university, testified in his opinion that accounting fraud didn't take place and that the financial inaccuracies were simply minor errors. >> a scare for some people doing holiday shopping at the apple store in berkeley today. they ran and ducked for cover after two men dressed in all black burst into the store and began to clear two tables of merchandise. employee was yelled for shoppers to get down for their own safety. no one was hurt, but it certainly left customers shaken. >> the fact that two people i didn't see the second person, but somebody said there was a second person, two people can take down an entire store of customers and at least 20 employees were in there. it's broad daylight, 1245 this afternoon. it's crazy. >> police say the thieves drove off in a white suv heading towards i-80. so far, no arrests . abc7 news reviewed records s

a plea deal onto the biden, so we'll say facing gun charges in delaware. informing us president donald trump is back in court for his new york civil trial on forwarding allegations. the front rather for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. and these 2 eldest sons of accused of inflating the value of the real estate assets in order to receive more favorable bank loans from dollars the other guy sion and has condemned the process as a previous president has received a constitutional complaint against that could lead to her dismissal attorney general patricia benavides has laid the complaint against dena velocity of a crime that one on protest which led to the depths of more than 50 people. the president has slammed the move as a political maneuver and there being violent protest in peru, calling for president dina ballasa his resignation and his new elections. the demonstrations coincide with the mocking of velocities 1st year in office and the training of impeach for the president federal castillo. are we on a sanchez has this from lima, and there will be our processing in the center of the capital, lima. many of

the first son will soon face a judge on new federal tax charges as his attorneys look to dismiss a delaware gun charge. republicans right now are forging ahead with this impeachment inquiry into the president himself. >> the white house has changed their story multiple times but there is more evidence we're trying to get. the white house is blocking that evidence and why we need to exercise more subpoena powers. having this vote on impeachment inquiry gives us the opportunity to get more facts out. >> sandra: tens of thousands documents including emails between biden and his son related to burisma and ukraine. the house votes to formalize the inquiry this week. (dogs barking) - hey, we're here to get you. (whimpering) - it's okay. - don't be scared. - let's go. - that's a good job. - can i see him? - this is our home - and this is our room. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a