will only plant the seeds for the next war. u.s. facing global criticism for vetoing a u.n. resolution calling for a cease-fire. we ll look at how other nations are responding. plus, trump s gag order back on. an appeals court ruling the former president can t go after witnesses in the election interference case, but there is one person whom he can still attack. and the state of texas has once again pushed a pregnant woman from having an abortion. after a court order allowed her to move forward. we ll look at why this indicates is this case is so important. the united states facing fierce international criticism for vetoing the u.n. security council s latest attempt to call for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. human rights watch warned that the u.s. had put itself at the risk of complicity in war crimes. the medical charity doctors without borders condemned the u.s. vote as, quote, a vote against humanity. the u.n. security council resolution had 13 votes in s
an 18-vehicle pileup shutting down part of i-70. snow winds from florida all the way up into new england. 40 million americans under flood watches, including new york city. rob marciano will time it out. the scene in court today, convicted school shooter ethan crumbley sentenced to life in prison without parole. what he said before the court and in front of the families of the victims and what they told him. stephanie ramos tonight. the professor who went on a shooting rampage. tonight the chilling 911 calls just released. matt rivers in las vegas. hunter biden indicted on nine tax-related charges, taxes he did pay back. tonight, hunter biden s attorneys say these are not common charges and have been brought against him because of his last name. pierre thomas reporting. the alleged gunman accused of firing shots outside a temple in albany, new york. what he allegedly said. children inside that temple. and aaron katersky with new reporting. the israel-hamas war. toni
coy wire looks good in a hat. i wear them. i have fashionable hats. he needs it. mine is to be as suave as i can pull off. the federal appeals court has held up a gag order in trump s subbed a version case. hunter biden is now facing new criminal charges. the legal jeopardy he s now in and what the white house is now saying. dozens of lawmakers are calling for the presidents of three universities to step down after their testimony in an anti-semitism hearing this week. the mounting pressure they re facing despite attempts to walk back some of their comments. convicted murderer ethan crumbley will spend the rest of his life in prison. what he told the court. millions are nafacing storm today. we begin with the run-ups of primary votes of the 2024 election cycle. former president trump is facing his own legal troubles. on friday a federal appeals court ruled a gag order barring trump from attacking certain witnesses and prosecutors will largely remain in place. of
presidency, but perhaps the only thing those nine additional charges against hunter are killing is his dad s key campaign message, pay your pair share. we ve got andy mccarthy on where where this is the headed legally and karl rove on how this could play out politically. plus, tracking a university president, liz magill so far staying put. we ll talk to one student who says while magill needs to go, the policies allowing anti-semitism on campus need to go with her. and the battle over border security is far from over as the situation at the border is far from improved. we re on the push by republicans to pick fix it by tying ukraine aid to it. and we are over it, all of it, starting now. neil: happy weekend, everybody. glad to have you. i m neil cavuto. we begin right now on the hunter biden business and the fallout for dad who s out west. right now we we get thest from the white house where you ll find our lucas tomlinson. reporter: well, neil, the 56-page indictment do
not everybody wealthy a tax cheat but a whole hell of a lot of it. laura: pot kettle black. classic. now, you heard the breaking news first right here on the angle right now. hunter biden indicted again on nine new tax charges. including, just three felony counts. he faces 17 years in prison for what the doj is describing as a four year scheme to avoid paying 1.4 million in taxes. prosecutors are saying that he spent money on drugs, escorts, girlfriends, luxury hotels, rental properties, exotic cars, clothing and other items. well, everything but his taxes. hunter made a number of payments using both his personal and his business bank accounts. to quote: various women totaling staggering 68 # thousand dollars and spent 188,000 on. [clearing throat] adult entertainment. let s break down personal expenses. a $1,500 venmo payment in 2018 to exotic dancer for what he called artwork. hmmm. but she hadn t sold him any. strange. he also paid escort for nearly $12,000 to spend tw