delaware is a special place. we aren't the first state were home of the president of the united states of america. [applause] and so this year on delaware day i visited the indian museum and hillsboro. i spoke with chief carmine was here with us today in the balcony and the museum's coordinator sterling. the tribe is called the region home for over 10,000 years. the museum houses artifacts in precolonial times and pieces made by modern day artisans. if you have not been to this museum you need to go. then we went to visit the link and print the farm and spent the state and family for nearly 300 years. it is the current owner, he is the 12th generation to operate the farm and he is here with us in the chamber today and the balcony somewhere where i cannot see. there he is, thank you to you and your family. [applause] the family roots go deep. they acquired land three land grant issued by william penn in 1728. the form has been preserved for the gland preservation program and to gather with neighboring forms is a p

harry laver presentation on the 240th anniversary of washington inns crossing the delaware. an extraordinary moment in american history and for a treat from losses in. new york city so harsh where was that general washington and his other senior commanders considered burning new york city congress forbade continental congress forbade the burning of new york city. the current congress would like to reconsider that. they faced the hessians, of course perhaps the most orderly, disciplined, perhaps the most brutal soldiers in the world at the time in the late 18th century, with the army and militia maybe the most literate, but the least orderly and ill equipped army in the world at the time, as george washington himself said, men accustomed to an unbounded that would be us cannot brook the restraint of good order. government of an army that army in retreat through new jersey. defended, by the way, by alexander hamilton and his artillery. they covered the retreat that was before alexander hamilton learned sing, by the way. but successfully they retreated into pennsylvania. and th

republicans are pressing for answers about classified documents found at president biden's wilmington delaware home. this is a fox report. ♪ house oversight committee chair calling on the white house to release the visitor logs from the president's delaware residence after multiple classified documents from his time as vice president were discovered inside the home and its garage. meantime, the president was in atlanta today speaking at a

news alert, additional 5 classified documents have now been uncovered at president biden's home in delaware. the president's attorney say the documents were found on thursday and immediately taken into the custody by the justice department. welcome to another hour of fox news live i'm bill melugin. >> great to have you in the dc bureau, we are used to seeing you in the southern border. bill: have breaking news to it. gillian: we do. i'm gillian turner. the white house is insisting that the president is cooperating with the doj probe and unclear whether they will do with congressional investigators also taking a look at security breach. lucas tomlinson joins us again from the north lawn of the white house. what are you learning this hour. >> some republicans are accusing the white house of a cover-up and sitting on classified material ahead of midterm elections and with your interview crawford, here is what he's accusing the president of. >> not bringing the information forward potentially affects the outcome of the election. we have seen this happen time and time again on different issues.

his beach home in delaware. why would you spend -- send high priced attorneys to go close down your penn biden center and also go to your two homes? maybe there was -- maybe these attorneys were actually responding to document requests or maybe even a subpoena from a separate investigation. maybe that delaware investigation is going a lot farther along than people think. >> jesse: do you think that the u.s. attorney in delaware, that's kind of getting boxed in, we're hearing rumors that hunter biden may have turned down a pretty sweet plea deal and basically say "try me, roll the dice with a grand jury in delaware? bring it on i own delaware." do you think this guy is mad that he is getting stiff armed and might have just leaked this whole classified doc deal? >> i don't know if he leaked. but, remember the timing on these documents. they had these documents -- the biden justice department, attorney general merrick garland had these documents around november 2nd, six days before the midterm election. and what di

the university of delaware presumably does not have them in a scif or secure location. i am right now calling for the department of justice, for the f.b.i. to examine all 1,850 boxes. >> harris: let's pause there. i will get to what you see on the screen in a second. i want to go back to pete. why are there not feds standing outside the university of delaware right now where there is 1850 boxes? >> it should be raided right now. it should be -- in a more urgent way than anything that happened at mar-a-lago because we knew there were secret service detail. they knew they were there. he with as the president and could declassify them. if there were 1,850 boxes of documents if they're there presumably other people have access to those boxes unless they are all in a scif. where they're not. there have to be other places at this point. that's why this is a trickle cascading problem for joe biden. because there are more boxes, there will be more documents. all of which are violations. many of which probably do emanate from the senate and cause people to ask even more question

for classified documents found in the president's home in delaware. the president's personal attorney says the justice department has taken possession of six items. some say it dates back to the u.s. senate and others for his time as vice president. >> tune in to cnn this morning for the latest. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm pamela brown. i hope you have a great night. (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein) my network has gone kaput! (cecily) you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) not so smart. (cecily) well, there is a smarter way to save. instein) oh?! (cecily(cecily) well, tswitch to verizon!way to save. (vo) tha's right. for a limited time get verizon unlimited for just $25 a line, guaranteed for 3 years. (einstein) brilliant! (vo) only on verizon. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. if your bus

now you have the second batch found in his home in delaware. does he know what those documents pertain to? i think that this is really a sticky thicket for the attorney general merrick garland, who is obviously dealing with the mar-a-lago documents and what will happen on the d.o.j. side and now you have all of these developments. and what the president said previously on 60 minutes and elsewhere about the handling of classified information. >> bill: now the report is from reuters that they were found in his garage at his home in wilmington, delaware. >> dana: so as in not a locked closet. i don't know, bret. one of the things you have to imagine is that the white house thinks could it be even more, right? they want to get ahead of it. one of the reasons he might be late he realizes there might be questions shouted at him. it is remarkable when he said the lawyer said not to ask what they are. he is in charge of our national security? shouldn't he want to know? it's possible they're inoctoberous documents. a lot of overclassification in the gov

but the bidens have converted the university of delaware into this lock box. and it's astonishing to me that the university has allowed itself to be used for these purposes. people have been trying to get access to those documents on issues, including alleged sexual assault or harassment allegations from biden's period in the senate. we now have the possibility that they could contain classified information. but the university has continued to stonewall. they have actually spent public money to resist efforts of the media to gain access to these documents. >> john: you wrote about this in "the new york post" and sent out a tweet about it, presumably this is the one question that karine jean-pierre could actually answer. if the president is striving to be very transparent he should be able to tell the university of delaware his records should be open to outside review. how long are these things going to stay, jonathan, in a lock box before they are eventually released? >> that's what's bizarre. the university is not trying to come up with a plausible rationale,

know i'm a big delaware state guy. i went to university of delaware, but my political foundation is delaware state college, hbcu. [ applause ] i said i was going to help hbcus that haven't been getting the help they need. you know, the folks at hbcus are as competent as anybody else, but guess what -- they don't have the lavatories, they don't have the funding because they don't have the endowments to build the laboratories for these good new paying jobs. so i've already -- we've delivered nearly $6 billion in funding to hbcus to invest in next generation of black leaders. that's a record, that's a fact. it's not going to stop. to help -- look, to help close the wealth gap, the racial wealth gap under secretary fudge, she is leading the effort for expanding efforts to build black generational wealth like every other person who built their wealth. how did they build it? homes. investing the equity in their homes. that's how it got built. in the last 25 years, if you build a housing development on one side of an intersta

investigation into joe biden's handling of sensitive documents after another trove was found in his delaware home >>> terror in the skies over nepal. a fiery plane crash kills at least 68 people. overnight searchers recovered the black box. what we're learning this morning, and back here at home an incredibly close call on the runway, raising questions about the safety at one of the nation's biggest airports. >>> a monument to a moment in civil rights history the reaction to the new martin luther king tribute in boston, just in time for martin luther king day >> they come out quick increases. oh, that's live! back the other way, sam hubbard. the cincinnati kid hubbard's got a convoy chased by andrews. at the 30, the 20, he will score! >> wild card weekend lives up to its name all the highlights as the nfl postseason kicks off "early today" starts right now what incredible run. i'm cori coffin. good morning >> good to be with you i'm frances rivera the white house facing increasing criticism after a third batch of documents were found in president biden's delaware home. three source tell nbc

is delaware state college, hbcu. i said i would help hbcus. they are as competent as everyone else, but they don't have the laboratories, the funding because they don't have the endowments to build the laboratories for these good, new paying jobs. we delivered nearly 6 billion in funding for hbcus to invest in the next generation of black leaders. look, to help close the wealth gap, the racial wealth gap, undersecretary fudge is leading the effort. we're expanding efforts to build black generational wealth like every other person. how did they build it? homes. investment in homes. if you build -- in the last 25 years, if you build a housing development on one side of an interstate highway and you build the same one on the opposite side, and one is predominantly black and the other is predominantly white, guess what? the value of the exact same home built by the exact same builder is more valuable on the white side of that highway than on the black side. that's a fact. we'll aggressively combat racial discrimination i

what a night in rehoboth beach, delaware, traveling with the president. we have a number of experts to help us better understand what this all mines, including paula reid. she is on the phone. we also have national security attorney mark zad, former federal prosecutor michael zoreden, and arne gidur. mark, i want to start with you. you have a lot of experience dealing with classified documents and so forth. what do you make of this latest development, six more classified documents found at the president's residence? and how could this impact the investigation? >> it's embarrassing, let's put it plain and simple. this has been mishandled from day one. i'm not concerned, even with the discovery of additional possibly classified documents, because just because they're still marked "classified" from however many years ago doesn't mean the information is still classified. we'll have to find out. doesn't excuse it. i don't think it will impact the legal case involving president biden, for a number of reasons which we can go into. but this is obviously political

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how long do those names stay on the secret service list in delaware? well it despends on a number of factors, including the person, the background check, the proximity to the president. some names stay on for 30 days. other times the names remain on the list for years. when then vice president biden left office on january 20th, 2017. he received secret service protection as six more months as his standard. in july 2017, he was on his own, from july 2017, to early 2020, when he received secret service protection as a presidential can date, it is possible those documents were in his garage, they were there without secret service protection around the wilmington residence. elizabeth? elizabeth: this story keeps getting more complex. david spunt, we need journalism on this, great reporting from you. joining us former federal prosecutor andrew cherkasky, new york columnist jon levine. wow, that is blockbuster story, gentlemen. andrew, first to you, the president has the authority to declassify any top secret files. he can declassify to say this is what i ta

makes a trip to delaware. we're all wondering what's in the documents. there's conversations about ukraine, conversations about china. we don't f know what's be in the documents. we have a search on a weekend, a search weekend, between searches joe biden makes a trip to that home. how concerning and suspicious does that strike you? >> well, i look at the fbi. this is embarrassing for them. the fact that we're this far into the document scandal and they finally decide to go search the house. they fine decide to go to the -- finally decide to go to the crime scene and do an investigation. it's many embarrassing for them. i don't think joe knows what's where. my theory is, if you know that you have these classified documents, the fbi doesn't know, the doj doesn't know. why don't you take them and burn them. why don't you shred them no one misses them. you've had l them for six years. >> to me, that's what the window in time represents, the opportunity. p i'm not say it did. rachel: it could have. >> there's certa

stories: investigators seize more classified documents from president biden�*s home in the us state of delaware. thousands of israelis take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu's right wing coalition in what could be the biggest anti—government protests in a decade. the british prime minister says he has confidence in nadhim zahawi, after the conservative chairman admitted to what he called a "careless" error with his taxes. turkey condemns the burning of a copy of the quran during a protest in sweden, describing it as a "vile act". six more classified documents have been found in the us justice department's search of president biden�*s home in wilmington, delaware. mr biden�*s attorney, bob bauer, said in a statement that the president offered access to his home, and neither he, nor his wife, were there during the search. our north america correspondent peter bowes has the details. this search took place on friday. news of it has only just emerged. we know that according to mr biden�*s lawyer, access was given to this private residence for the department ofjustice to carry out wha

equipo de noticias telemundo 48 , pase co en la casa del presidente de estados unidos, joe biden en delaware y una oficina de washington , la inflación cae hasta el 6.8% en diciembre y la esperanza de evitar una recesión , le mostraré fotografías de emma coronel esposa del joaquín "chapo" guzmán loera en la cárcel de texas donde cumple condena r lavado de dinero reembolsos por impuestos pueden ser inferiores este año le contamos qué hacer para cobrarlo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> ahí la tiene , la loba está de vuelta es la venganza de shakira contra gerard piqué llega con un mensaje contundente la colombiana más fuerte que nunca >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> muchas gracias por permitirme acompañarle este día un fiscal especial nombrado por el secretario de justicia (nombre en inglés) se hará cargo de investigar documentos hayados en una oficina que usaba joe biden , en el garage de su casa en delaware javier está en estados unidos >> nacho buenas tardes una noticia en desarrollo , tras el hallazgo de documentos c

, we've learned of even more classified material uncovered at president biden's home in wilmington, delaware, following a nearly 12-hour search on friday, facilitated by the department of justice, along with white house counsel and the president's personal attorney. we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> we want to begin with the very latest on that shooting in monterey park, california, and our kris van cleave is on the scene. >> reporter: margaret, good morning. a lot of unanswered questions face investigators this morning. the work at the scene here continues. the fbi and local police still here. the suspect has not been identified. at last report was still on the loose. the motive, the why for all of this, that remains a mystery. >>hree anor the crati of new nar new year turns to tragedy. the it came as the event was wrapping up outside monterey park. authorities believe a lone gunman open fire killing ten, injuring ten others, some critically. >> when officers arrived on scene they observed numerous individuals pouring out of the location, screaming. the officers made entry to the loc

in fact, the location was the garage of president biden's delaware home, willing to him del delaware. this was following a search that was completed in the last 24 hours of both the wilmington, delaware home, as well as his beach residence or beach house. this search by the government officials was commenced following a discovery of a 1st cash of documents that was discovered at the pen biden's center. back in november. those were discovered just prior to the congressional elections, the mid term congressional elections. and the controversy about this 1st discovery is that it was the public was not made aware of this 1st discovery of classified documents that were obtained by the of then vice president biden. during his time as vice president and the fact is is that had this been made public, it may have had some influence on the congressional election. so this is opening up the president not only to scrutiny, but also the fact that there is also allegations of hypocrisy. given the fact that he has been very vocal calling, the former president, donald trump irresponsible for his mis h

i used to have a summer party in my home in delaware. started off about 10 conductors and engineers, ended up with about 70 people. they became my friends. learn went to a lot of their children's weddings and unfortunately funerals. of them. when i was vice president i flew over a million miles on air force two. i was going home as vice president, one of the conductors said to me, hey, joe, big deal. million, whatever, you've traveled over a million miles on amtrak. how do you know that? they added it up. folks look. i made a thousand trips through this tunnel. been through this tunnel a thousand times and you know, when folks talk about how badly the baltimore tunnel needs and upgrade you don't need me to tell you. i've been there. you've been there too. i also know that it's not just amtrak. i know how important this tunnel is to the commuter rail and mark rail back and forth to washington. and i know how much it matters to the entire northeast corridor, from here to boston, it matters a great deal. for years people talked about fixing

there were later discoveries made at that wilmington, delaware, home. that search on friday marks the first time that the justice department was involved in searching premises tied to biden. now, this all comes as the white house has faced some scrutiny for the way that they have handled this situation. the president had been asked on thursday whether he had any regrets about the way that they've been handling this, including the disclosure of when these discoveries took place. the president said that he had no regrets, and that ultimately, he believes that there is no "there" there with the documents and that that is what the investigations will turn up. now, one thing that the president and his attorneys have consistently tried to stress is that they are trying to cooperate in every manner possible with both the national archives, the justice department, and now the special counsel's investigation. trying to draw that contrast with the way that former president donald trump has handled classified documents at his mar-a-lago home, as he is now under in

so i really want to know now who is moving next on delaware? how come everything is in delaware? well we do know. you have books being written. there are reasons why a former vice president and senator might have wanted to take papers. the problem is, they didn't belong to them. and certainly a senator. they didn't belong to him. they signed a document and said, it wouldn't take them out of a skiff and that is what senators do. maybe i shouldn't assume he signed it. >> emily: that is a great emphasis and that is why i love you, harris. so marc lets at that scene harris is talking about. the university says, we have 1850 boxes of documents from biden's time as it's in or over 15 years ago. we will not release it until two years after officially resigned for public service and remember during allegations of sexual harassment candidacy for harassment a clamor to release documents and many people said there might be relevance in those documents but now the g.o.p. wants them, the white house has released a statement only for legitimate concerns will he release anything or cooperate le

c, and some of them are found in his delaware home in his garage near his beds. none were found at the beach house which is considered in and out as official. i'm so it's kind of what we have right now. aside from what bite has already said that he's cooperate, it's his team who has found these and turn them over, and they're hoping that helps a public image. right, and this is become a political issue, especially because biden called trump irresponsible when it came on investigation. for keeping similar similar documents as part of residence. so what is the difference here? there are a lot of really notable differ and says among them. again, this is the word coming from biden's can't, but it's a very small number of documents. trump out at over 300 humans at his residence in florida as well. by was the one that found it. his team found them alerted. the archive is the proper protocol who alerted the f. b. i income reverse trump. the archives discovered it themselves. and years later and went to trump, who did not cooperate. and in fact, you remember that was ver

home. >> reporter: republican lawmakers want to know who visited president biden's delaware home while classified documents were stored there. the chairman of the oversight committee sent a letter sunday requesting visitor logs from his first day as president until now. >> the administration has not been transparent about what is going on with president biden's possession of classified documents. >> around 20 potentially classified records from biden's time as vice presidents have been found at his wilmington home and former private office , including five additional pages with classified markings that the white house says were discovered thursday in wilmington, delaware. >> certainly embarrassing, right? that's embarrassing that you would find a small number of documents. >> many republicans want to know if there is more to this than just an embaassing oversight on the part of president biden and his staff. >> will get to the bottom of this no matter how long it takes us and how hard we have to fight. >> the republican-led house will investigate and so will the special counsel that th

biden's private office he used after he left the vice presidency and president biden's home in delaware the president saying classified material was in his personal library at home and his garage, allocation seen briefly this this campaign video. >> classified, classified materials next to your corvette? what were you thinking >> as i said earlier this week and by the way, my corvette's in a locked garage, okay? so it's not like they're sitting out in the street. >> a locked garage >> yes, as well as my corvette but as i said earlier this week, people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. >> reporter: the attorney general has been under intense pressure from republicans to appoint a special counsel after he named one to investigate former president trump's handling of 100 classified documents seized during an fbi search of mar-a-lago back then mr. biden blasted mr. trump for having classified material at his home >> how that could possibly happen, how one, anyone could be that irresponsible >> reporter: but just two months later and a week before the midte

there's no spies in delaware. what's the likelihood that one of joe's campaign staffers washington was a spy? remember, biden campaigned out of his little bunk err, staffersy in and out of his delaware home for over a year. how many people do you think just walked in there? i mean, over the last six years? how many? hundreds? did joe ever have a garage sale? and we know he is the poorest member of congress, how else did he make his money? garage sales and chinese wires. there has to be an explanation to all of this. luckily, the ladies of "the view" have one for us. >> against trump. >> never seen a luckier person than donald trump. just as we are this close to getting him somehow. >> documents appear. >> biden is wrong to have done. this well, let's find out what this is first. again, one of the things that gets me crazy is before we know it's already been spun as a specific way. if you missing classified information, i don't mean to laugh. at my house if stuff is missing, i know it's missing. >> does it feel lik

knowing that i'm a big delaware state guy, i went to the university of delaware, but my political foundation hbcu, i said i was going to help hbcus that have not been getting the help they need, you know, the folks are as competent as anybody else, but guess what, they don't have the laboratories, they don't have the funding, they don't have the endowment to build a laboratory for these good paying jobs. and so i have already -- we have delivered nearly 6 billion in funding to hbcus to invest in the next generation of black leaders. that's a record and that's a fact, it is not going to stop. to help close the wealth gap, the racial wealth gap under secretary fudge, she is leading the effort. we are expanding efforts to build a black generational wealth like every other person who has built their wealth, how did they build it? homes, investing equity in their homes, that's how it got built. you know, if you build in the last 25 years, you build housing development on one side of the interstate highway, and you build the same one on the opposite side, and one is predominantly black and the oth

now, a second batch found in one of his two homes in delaware. this is >> gerri: . my cohost emily compagno, gerri willis, leslie marshall, and sean duffy. and bret baier, this is going to be good. the big news today, white house council sank the classified materials and the garage storage space of the president's home in wilmington delaware. in the garage just to keep up, the president said they were locked up next to his bed, he literally said next to his corvette when he was pressed by peter doocy. >> classified materials, what were you thinking? we will get a chance to speak on this god willing. i said earlier this week, by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage so it's not like down the street. but anyway -- yes, as well as my corvette. but as i said earlier this week, people know i take classified documents and classified materials seriously. i also said we are cooperating fully and completely with the justice department's review. as part of that process, when reviewed where other documents from my time as vice president were stored in finished the review

again, no documents were found at the rehobeth beach residence in delaware. chairman of the oversight committee is with us now if you're tuning in. we just heard from the president and he has acknowledged at least at this point, chairman comer, that these things exist. he has been told or says he has been told legally not to ask what's among them. we are finding out about the foreign intelligence within the classified documents. talk to me about what you as chairman of oversight, what are some of the things with regard to that? you mentioned china, ukraine, iran also mentioned in those documents. >> all the countries you just mentioned either the president's son or brother has had questionable business dealings in those countries. all their business dealings occurred with our adversaries around the globe. now we find out they were in possession of classified documents from those very countries scattered around the president's former office, his home, his garage? i mean, this is very concerning. they called for a special counsel on president trump when it was

beach, delaware. now what we know is that there was nothing turned up in the beach residents, but in his private home, in wilmington, there were additional documents found not only in the garage, but also in an adjacent room. we understand that those documents have now been turned over to the national archive freight. and we understand that president biden has responded to questions about the documents. what did he off to say? have you as president and consistent with the white house press secretary in recent days, really down playing the controversy or that suggesting that there is any controversy at all the president tended to read out just moments ago. a similar statement to the white house council, stumbling a little bit through some of the legal jargon, but then looking up at reporters and saying, look at i take this very seriously and implying that in no way did he, a hat miss handle any documents. but at the same time, given some of the president sharp criticism of his predecessor former presid

he represented delaware for more others date vice president in the obama administration. days of the documents we don't know, just like we don't know the nature of the documents that were discovered previously at a private office used to use in washington and also it emerged a week or so ago some documents were found in his garage. also his private home. as you said, he wasn't there at the time, the first lady wasn't there either full access was given. according to the lawyer, to allow them to as expeditiously as possible continue this investigation.— as possible continue this investigation. they must be keen to try _ investigation. they must be keen to try and _ investigation. they must be keen to try and draw- investigation. they must be keen to try and draw a - investigation. they must be keen to try and draw a line | keen to try and draw a line under this. the republicans must be enjoying it. it's been going on for a while now. the comparisons are drawn, aren't they, between president biden and donald trump's find of classical document —— classified documents. t

stories: investigators seize more classified documents from president biden's home in the us state of delaware. thousands of israelis take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu's right wing coalition in what could be the biggest anti—government protests in a decade. the british prime minister says he has confidence in nadhim zahawi, after the conservative chairman admitted to what he called a "careless" error with his taxes. turkey condemns the burning of a copy of the quran during a protest in sweden, describing it as a "vile act". six more classified documents have been found in the us justice department's search of president biden�*s home in wilmington, delaware. mr biden�*s attorney, bob bauer, said in a statement that the president offered access to his home, and neither he, nor his wife, were there during the search. (biv)0ur north america correspondent peter bowes has the details. this search took place on friday. news of it has only just emerged. we know that according to mr biden�*s lawyer, access was given to this private residence for the department ofjustice to carry ou

house feeling the heat this morning after more classified documents were found at president biden's delaware home house republicans now opening an investigation of their own. >>> new clues in the nepal plane crash. officials recovered the black box overnight from the fiery crash that left dozens death. >>> tragedy off the field just days after georgia celebrated a national championship win, they're mourning the loss of a teammate. >>> and wild-card thrillers in the nfl. who let's moving on to the divisional round thanks for waking us with us on this martin luther king day. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm cori coffin. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> we begin as another atmospheric river unleashes on california the death toll now rising 22 since a barrage of storms began in december. our dana griffin starts us off >> reporter: in california, the washout is far from over 7 million remain under flood alert including san francisco where high winds may have also caused this big rig to tip over on the golden gate bridge, shutting down lanes in both directions near lake tahoe, inters

stories: investigators seize more classified documents from president biden�*s home in the us state of delaware. thousands of israelis take to the streets against benjamin netanyahu's right wing coalition in what could be the biggest anti—government protests in a decade. the british prime minister says he has confidence in nadhim zahawi, after the conservative chairman admitted to what he called a "careless" error with his taxes. turkey condemns the burning of a copy of the quran during a protest in sweden, describing it as a "vile act". six more classified documents have been found in the us justice department's search of president biden�*s home in wilmington, delaware. biden�*s attorney bob bauer said in a statement that the president offered access "to his home to allow the doj to conduct a search of the entire premises for potential vice—presidential records and potential classified material". mr biden and his wife were not present during the search. our north america correspondent peter bowes has the details. this search took place on friday and it's only recently with that we out

that means i'm going to have to go to delaware. you won't win but you can try. >> that'll suggest you go to delaware because he has a lock on the entire state. he runs that state. what is the story. he's got it all lined -- locked out. he is the godmother but he made an offer that he can't remember making. just fortunately for all of us, that is exactly what the investigation is, and i have great faith in that right now. at what point did y'all decide, did we all vote of the idea tha we are going to turn america's university system over to joe biden to use as his own persona safe deposit box. you've got the university of pennsylvania, which has all tha chinese funny money and all the other classified documents. what is the story with that. you can't get nef that. you're not going to get that from a college and 14 years to categorize and put in one place what, his old maxim magazine? really. this guy has got the whole of delaware lockdown. so i'm afraid to drive through that state. >> he just has a vault of wigs. but they are adoles

then, we find out there is more documents at his home in delaware. and where in the garage there that is secure. and then somewhere in the room just off of the garage. well the room up of the garage is your mudroom. this is crazy at what is going on at the national legal policy center has filed an information act request to find out what is going on here. they need to have a full investigation. the house of representatives needs a full investigation. they need to subpoena power but we have to follow the money. the money here is from china. we have china giving the university of pennsylvania over $80 million in donations, $24 million of that was anonymous. we don't even know who they were in one donation of that was $14.5 million from a single donor in china after the biden center was open. here you have biden before they opened the biden center giving $9,000 as a professor at the university for making a clear china connection. what is worse here, the university of pennsylvania professor sent a letter signed by 160 professors to merrick garland to shu

be back let's go [indiscernible] >> delaware residents of? i was called the gentleman who wanted to ask a question not related to this. >> that's not true because 40 percent of his time as president has been outside the white house and that they have never released any of the visitor logs a. the biden white house care so much about transparency, they attended the hide the document scandal now for months. for a wild, biden's at doj has doj from the executive branch o his executive branch more than happy to oblige. let's take a look at the timeline. last august after president trump and invited federal officials to his home to reveal presidential documents. they went in the very room wher they later found documents during a raid. they had it that day. they could've taken it that day. they called and said put a padlock on the room we went into . where these quote documents existed. that request was granted. if they put a padlock on it. the fbi instead of knocking on the door and and we go back in the room, they rated mara lago. they seized at th

>> i think the short answer is they don't have any visitor logs for the house in delaware. now, look it is true historically presidents have not maintained visitor logs to their private residences but it is also true presidents typically, former vice president wouldn't use their houses as a repository for the nation's secrets. so i think that the administration has a real problem here is, that the number one question who might have seen these documents while they were stored in the garage. i don't know how they will provide an answer to that. elizabeth: how could he have no records who visited? what do you think, sam? the white house lawyer richard sauber admitted the biden family lawyers in the search do not have security clearances to handle the nation's secrets. why were they in the first place looking for classified documents? why are they even allowed to touch the nation's secrets? >> we don't know that. that is an important question, as tom said one of the key issues here who had access to these documents. we're talking a very broad period of time. we're talking when

only from ihop. >>> more classified documents found at president biden's home in delaware. the fbi conducted the then-hour search yesterday with the consent of biden's attorneys. the president's personal attorney, bob bauer, says the justice department has taken possession of six items. they consist of documents with classification markings. also surrounding materials. bauer says some dated back to biden's time in the u.s. senate, others from his tenure as vice president. the search was overseen by u.s. attorney john loush, a trump appointee who has been handling the initial review of the doj's new probe while robert hur transitioned to his role as special counsel. >>> in idaho, chilling new details are emerging about the man accused of fatally stabbing four college students. "people" magazine is now reporting that bryan kohberger followed all three of the female victims on instagram. and the suspect allegedly reached out to one of the women repeatedly just two weeks before the killings. cnn's camila bernal has the latest. >> reporter: a couple of new details in this case,

he's building one for himself at his delaware beach house. we'll tell you all about it. grocery stores in new york city locked up razor blades and batteries and might need to lock up food. john catsimatidis owns a chain of grocery stores in manhattan and already has security guards. are bock boxes next -- lock boxes next for him? i'll ask him after this. ♪ stuart: the nasdaq down 13 and favorable inflation report early this morning and market behaving e radically. put it like that. erratically. madison allworth with me on the groceries. >> they want reper cautions for those that come in and repeatedly steal. it's a slap on the wrist right now. we're seeing the same people hit different stores and thousands of grocers in new york teamed up and created collective action to protect our stores. so they're demanding that officials and law enforcement really crack down on this crime. crime like the one you're seeing here and this shopless person is refusing to return items he stole and he at one point takes out a knife and like i said at the top, the big problem is the same

joe biden has been in delaware for nearly 200 days, 61 weekends of presidency in delaware since becoming president and the press secretary said we've been transparent, we are asking about the delaware log. who has been going in and out of a crime scene, particularly where the president is now and documenting found throughout this house including next to his corvette. this is where we're at right now. this is bad for the president and he gets a special counsel and that could go in any direction based on what they find in these ump dos if they pertain to ukraine or china, todd. >> todd: why answer like that when anybody with half a brain knows there are going to be more documents coming out this week, that is how silly confident they are and makes no sense. reuters calling this a political black eye, the document scandal. where do you fall on this? speed bump or brick wall? >> joe: well, again, depends what the documents contain, classified documents, why were they placed in washington and in wilmington, right? i think it depends on what is there. who decided to look for these documents no

but the university of delaware will not release who paid, who funded the arkansas k50eu68 -- archival maintenance of these documents. was it communist china? >> well, that's certainly a reasonable inference. it seems joe biden, certainly when joe biden went to penn, communist china paid millions of dollars to fund what he was doing. we also know they paid hunter biden and the biden family millions of dollars, and so there's the a long history of communist china writing checks. the fact that university of delaware is trying to keep these documents secret, in fact, it's saidst not going to release any of hem until two years after biden lees public office -- leaves public office, i think that's unacceptable. and let me say the content of these documents, last week the administration briefed the intelligence committee, and i've got to tell you the members that i spoke to were really frustrated, both republicans and democrats were ticked off because, essentially, the administration said go jump in a lake. we're not going to tell you anything. and that is the thoroughly unacceptable. look,