President of the united states, Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, as we just saw moments ago live with Bill And Dana back in Court Today for his second trial this year. Jury selection in his federal Tax Trial begins about an hour from now. The jury will decide if Hunter Biden is on the hook for allegedly failing to pay more than 1 Million in federal taxes, all while he spent a Boat Load of cash on extravagant lifestyle. You are in the faulkner focus. The unsavory details of Joe Bidens son and his behavior are set to be a Focal Point of this trial just like they were during his federal Gun Case back in june. Hunter biden is facing nine counts of tax fraud, three of them are felonies. The maximum Prison Sentence for him would be 17 years. Opening statements are expected to begin on monday. Former federal prosecutor and drew says buckle up. The first trial of Hunter Biden was salacious in your mind. The second one will knock your socks off, i think. I think its a tall task for the defense to estab
Bret okay. Thank you. Good evening. Im bret baier. Breaking tonight, Hunter Biden pleads guilty to charges of avoiding tax payments, Jury Selection was scheduled to begin instead. Lawyers for the president s son requested to change hiS Plea, surprising prosecutors who urged the judge to reject the new course of action. The case follows his conviction in delaware on Gun Charges for which he is still awaiting sentencing. We head to the courthouse in downtown Los Angeles Jonathan Hunt reports on how this case developed through the day, changed. Good evening, jonathan. Good evening, bret. Just about 30 minutes ago. We wrapped up what has been an extraordinary day with Hunter Biden walking out of the courthouse here. Having pled guilty to all nine Tax Evasion and Tax Fraud related charges. As he walked out, he said nothing. He held hands with his wife, melissa, and he left it to his Lead Attorney Abbe lowell to splain why he changed hiS Plea to guilty. Listen here. Hunter decided to enter h
People have been killed and nine others injured in a shooting at a school in georgia, 50 miles northeast of atlanta. Police have named a myearold, colt gray, as being the suspect of killing two of his fellow students, and two teachers, at apalachee high school. One eyewitness who lives across from the school described what he saw. Crazy, like it, it looked like. I didn t really pay attention at first, i was like those sound like they were at school, and i look over and the alarm started going off. The school alarms and people were going out around the school. Like, they were doing like the drill, the fire drill stuff. I knew something was seriously wrong then. You don t hear about that happening. You hear about it happening all around the world, but it shows that it can happen anywhere, you know? the local sheriff, jud smith, spoke at a news conference earlier about how the incident will not break the town. I was born and raised here. I went to school in this school system. My kids go
Tonight on 360, all we re learning about the latest school shooting this time in georgia to students and two teachers killed nine others, hospitalized there is breaking news in presidential politics. Liz cheney, not a democrat, says she is voting for the democrat. Plus with just six days until debate night now the two sides are getting ready for what could be a decisive moment in a very close race. Good evening. John berman here in for anderson for killed two students, two teachers, nine injured. People gather tonight and winder, georgia taking part in a community ritual that no community ever wants sharing a moment that no one would ever welcome and every piece of footage that is now a regular part of the visual catalog of american mass killing footage. Like this of students being marched out of the place for teachers and classmates had been murdered, their hands up as a precaution today s mass shooting at apalachee high school was the 45th. This year cnn s ryan young is there for us
The long awaited final report into the Grenfell Tower Disaster that killed 72 people in West London seven years ago says all the deaths were avoidable. Reports say that there were decades of failure of successive governments ignored delayed or disregarded concerns about safety and accusing cladding manufacturers of systemic dishonesty. My colleague told us about the inquiries findings. A memorial to the 72 people who died on that dreadful night is just behind me. As we move up the tower, you can see it is still covered and in the familiar green heart that has become the symbol of Grenfell Tower along with the words, forever in our hearts. This was a tragedy that was seen around the world and the people who died here came from more than 20 countries and here in london, we have these second and final report from the Public Inquiry to this tragedy that is going on for more than six years in the chair of this inquiry blamed chair of this inquiry blamed this tragedy on the series of this tr