his investigation. i cannot assure this committee we are not currently funding the taliban. we should literally be funding the next strike on the united states. the walls are closing in. potential breakthrough on the hunter biden investigation. irs whistleblower says he has evidence that the biden administration interfered with the criminal investigation into the president s son. he has the receipts. it s not going to be in doubt. strikes. ohtani hits a high fly ball to center. aaron judge all the way back to the wall. that ball is caught. caught by john. he robs ohtani of a home run. she don t know i got some big, big plans. build a house on hand me down land find a little. steve: good morning, new orleans, this is your 6:00 a.m. central time wake-up call. right now you have got 66 degrees. you are going for 80 today as you can see some people heading off to work. this is the 20th day of the fourth month. that s right it is 4:20 day. 4/20 nickname for mar
About paying for unexpected bills, drugs, and unexpected costs. Tell us about your experience with Health Care Costs and what you think washington should do about it. Different lines today. Private insurance, 2027488000. Insurance under the Affordable Care act, 2027488001. No insurance, 2028488002. Medicare, 2028488003. Text us at 2028487003. Post on facebook and post on x and cspan wj. It was kaiser that looked at the cost for Health Insurance last year in 2023. Heres some of the breakdowns you can find online saying that average premium for single coverage in 2023, 8,035. That average premium per family coverage, that average, 23,968,000 per year. Thats from keyser. Also asking looking at the infacial of costs over time saying that average premium for single coverage has grown 22 since 2018. The same as growth in the average premium per family coverage. That 23,968 family premium in 2023. 22 higher. In 2028, 47 higher than the average premium in 2013. And this adds that the average f
Israel. This is very close to gaza city. Israel is continuing to ram up up its strikes this evening in gaza. Its 10 00 p. M. In southern israel. The country extends its Ground Operations this evening. What a possible Ground Invasion might looks like. At this point its unclear. It has felt imminent the last 48 to 72 hours, really. Israeli officials today telling us that the world should expect to hunker down for a long war. They have two missions. The first is to eliminate forever the threat that hamas can present to the country of israel. So that they can never be threatened or hurt again. They say that too many of their children live in fear, go to sleep in fear at night. They want to erase the threat of hamas and the threat of what they watched unfold on october 7th. Now, secondly, and not particularly in this order because these two things obviously are very interwoven in terms of what they face right now. 229 hostages. You can see some of their faces here. We will take a look at th
For the aide s arrival. Israel earlier said it wont get in the way of food, water, and medicine getting to civilians, as long as the assistance does not reach hamas. Mr biden says there are a few more things that need to happen before the aid can come in. This has been a very blunt negotiation i have had. And so want to get as many of the trucks out as possible, i guess there are about 150 there. Not all will go. The first tranche, if there is a second tranche we will see how it goes. Lets look at some of the other top headlines from the war at this hour protests across the middle east erupted over the explosion at the Al Ahli Hospital in gaza, tuesday, that left at least a71 people dead. Arab states and the main palestinian militant group, hamas, have continued to blame israel for the explosion, even as mr biden backed israels claim that it had nothing to do with it. And the United States vetoed a Un Security Council vote calling for humanitarian pauses in gaza, a move that was condem
Business insider publication takes a look at some of those people that could be on a short list when it comes to the former president s running mate for this november. That list starts with senator tim scott of south carolina. The list adding senator scott has been on mr. Trumps shortlist from the beginning. He is a former president ial candidate himself. The 58yearold has also shown a fundraising prowess that could be appreciated given mr. Trumps at times cashstrapped campaign. Second on the list is the governor of north dakota. Saying his biggest moment was arguably the primary debate. Despite the forgettable primary efforts he is receiving serious consideration. His momentum is surprising home state politicians. Is a white male from a state with three electoral votes that have not gone to a democrat since lbj, does not seem to bring a lot of electoral value to the ticket. Third on the list of senator marco rubio of florida, saying mr. Rubio would be the most obvious choice to carry