pair of legal bombshells here in washington today that could have huge ramifications for the 2024 election. last hour, attorney general merrick garland announced a federal prosecutor who is raiding hunter biden has been special counsel, at his question. david weiss requested the status change. garland did grant that. >> this comes just a few hour after trump's lawyers and special counsel prosecutors appeared for the first hearing in the election interference indictment. a key ruling could come down at any moment. >> we're on top of this. let's star with the hunter biden news. kara, tell us about this special appointment. >> merrick garland announced this a little less than an hour ago, that david weiss, overseeing the investigation into hunter biden, requested special counsel on tuesday. garland said he agreed to grant that. what this special counsel status means is david weiss, the u.s. attorney for delaware, will have authority to investigate this case anywhere in the u.s. that's been an issue, because hunter biden lives in california. one of the issues having to do with this investigation is his failure to fay taxes, and thinks tax preparer was in washington, d.c. so this gives him broad scope. he'll put together a report at the end of the investigation provided to garland. that report is expected to be made public, so there will be more transparency in this investigation, which has been under fire by house republicans who have presented testimony from i.r.s. whistle-blowers who have said they were stopped from pursuing certain investigative leads. this all comes about after hunter biden had reached a plea deal, appeared in federal court in delaware late last month, but the deal fell apart in real time, with the judge asking a lot of questions about the scope of the deal. he was expected to plead guilty to to the misdemeanor tax charges, and reach an agreement with diversion on the gun charge. the prosecutors noted that the parties had given biden's team under today to say where they stood on their negotiations, and that they asked for an extension until monday, which doj was not willing to grant. now the deal is in at that timers, and the investigation is continuing. hunter biden's lawyers say they do expect at fair resolution. they think it's hard to see what other offenses could be charged against hunter biden outside of the tax charges, because that is what they believe are the only provable offense that is doj could bring, but of course that's up to the department of justice. this investigation has been going on for five years. they've looked at everybody from foreign lobbying to money laundering charges. now, anything is on the table as this investigation continues. >> that deal, kara, has fallen apart. we should note david weiss was nominated and confirmed by the senate until president trump. he's been elevated now to special counsel, which gives him more independence from the doj, but specifically what powers will he now have? you touched on it briefly in terms of his ability to investigate nationwide, but go into more about what his poutser will be as special counsel, as opposed to attorney in delaware. >> he can bring a case in any other district hi chooses, he doesn't have to ask permission for that, but also, over the past several years, the appointments of several counsel, whether it was robert mueller, or if it was, you know, some of the other ones including jack smith, it does give them a far reach to investigator wherever they want. they can issue is that, call people to testify, bring charges anywhere and seek grand juries anywhere they see fit. they're also not under the day-to-day oversight of the department of justice. they're really given an independent way to move forward. now, if the attorney general does not agree with, say, a charging decision that jack smith wants to make, he could weigh in, and that would become public. that would go to chronic. so it is supposed to be someone who is fully dependent, and can make these decision without going through the chain of command. given the criticism from some republicans that lunter biden was getting a special deal, he was being treated differently, this will give the assurance there's greater independence here, separate from the justice depa department, which is under the biden administration. >> kara, if you were stand by, i want to get to the white house, where arlette saenz is. whenever something developed with the department of justice, the white house obviously going to painstaking degrees to try to stay out of it. they don't generally get a heads-up on this kind of thing. what are you hearing from the white house? >> reporter: this is the same case in this matter as merrick garland appointed he was appointing a special counsel. a white house spokes heron declined to the comment on the matter, instead referring me to both the justice department and hunter biden's personal representatives, but a white house official did tell me they did not receive a heads-up ahead of the announcement. this is consistent to what we have seen when the white house deals with the other justice department investigations that have been launched, whether related to classified documents or this case relating to the president's son hunter biden. but the expected plea deal that hunter biden had initially struck with the department of justice, the bidens had hope that was an opportunity to turn the page from what has been a very dark chapter of the family's history, but that matter was put on hold after the plea deal fell apart in the delaware courthouse just last month. now, the bidens have really taken great lengths to not weigh in on these matters. earlier in the summer, when the expected plea deal was announced, the president and his wife telegraphed their support for their son through a statement from a white house spokesperson, saying they continue to support hunter biden and why not be appointing of commenting further. it's clear this is a new phase for president biden, who has sustained -- or facing sustained pressure from republican lawmakers about his son hunter's business dealings. there's also a threat about impeachment inquiries into president biden, so we might see further reaction from the white house, which so far said they did not have any heads up. >> capitol hill is exactly where we have to go next. arlette, stay with us. lauren fox is on the hill. republicans how would when they learned of the plea deal. they were also asking for repeatedly a special counsel in this probe. now david weiss has been elevated to special counsel. what are you hearing from republican lawmakers? >> alex, it's still not easing republicans, that there's some kind of sweetheart deal for the president's son. they present that without clear evidence, but one thing early sentiments were getting is this just simply can't be trusted. here is one republican, a spokesman for the committee, russell dye, who says david weiss can't be trusted, and this is a new way to whitewash the biden family corruption. weiss signed off a plea deal that was so awful and unfair a federal judge rejected. we will continue -- david weiss was in negotiations with the house committee to potentially appear before them in september. as my colleague jeremy erb pointed out in recent reporting is that the view is that could be complicated, in part because a special counsel would not typically testify before congress as an investigation continues and is ongoing. that is one of the key questions here. the other is how does this impact the way republicans are viewing opening a potentially impeachment inquire. we have seen a number of republicans including kevin mccarthy inching closer and closer, stopping short of actually making the announcement of opening that inquiry, but certainly this will add fuel to the calls for many conservatives that it's time to begin that investigation. >> lauren, why don't republicans trust david weiss? he was appointed by former president donald trump in 2017, he was confirmed by a republican-led senate. you just had an associate of hunter biden testifying that hunter biden was selling some sort of illusion of access to his father, and now you david weiss, where idoesn't end in a plea deal. it would keep going, and no doubt looking to the foreign dealings of hunter biden. why don't republicans trust david weiss? >> reporter: there's a long back in conversations with republican members, they believe they can't trust david weiss, because they have heard from level blowers who have said that david weiss had asked for a special counsel, was denied a special counsel, but then in a letter to lindsey graham, david weiss refuted in a, saying he never asked to be appointed special counsel in this investigation. so there is a back and forth going on for months. this is not a new relationship. their argument is they trust the whistle-blowers, they don't trust the justice department. >> lauren fox, thank you so much. i want to bring in former federal prosecutor christy greenburg. your initial reaction to this news? >> well, it's not surprising, given the fact there has been so much talk about the need to transparency, and the fact that the plea deal now we have learned has fallen apart, that there would be a special counsel who is able to potential follow leads outof what the investigation has already yielded, and, again, will generate a report. so that need for transparency about how this case was investigated and what the conclusion and resolution of it are should hopefully allay some concerns bop how the investigation was conducted and the terms being reached. it is surprising that a deal has fallen apart. >> kristy, to that point, are you surprised that after the judge rejected this plea deal and the parties -- they went back into negotiations that they weren't able to find another pathway, come up with another deal and now saying they have reached an impasse and, quote, a trial is in order? are you surprised this is going to be going to trial? >> i am. again, the misdemeanor tax offenses, these are offenses -- particularly when somebody has failed to pay their taxes, but ultimately has paid it back, you know, those often are not cases that get prosecuted by misdemeanors at all if the taxpayer has made his obligation whole. so it was, i think, an aggressive charge to bring the misdemeanor charges, but they had settled on that. my guess is there was some sense from hunter biden's attorneys that there would be an agreement to perhaps cover additionalsh that he could no longer be prosecuted, or at least that may have part of the negotiations. if you look at this statement that's come out about the special counsel appointment, what they're saying is we can investigate other things, other districts, and bring potential charges in other districts, so it sounds like at least what part of the impasse is, is the fact that maybe hunter biden wasn't going to get the coverage for other conduct outside of delaware that he was looking for. that's what i would suspect is going on here, bull, again, you know, it's hard to say until we get more of the facts. >> to that point, kristy, aside from the tax misdemeanors, the gun crime, looking at the foreign dealings, where do you expect this to go with that? and how long is this going to go? obviously this is all happening through a political lens as well, as hunter biden's father is running for reelection. >> so the gun charge is also surprising. the charge here is for possession of a gun while being a drug user. typically when you have individuals who have drug addiction problems, they seek some type of alternative resolution, a deferred prosecution or non-prosecution agreement, given their drug addiction. as a former federal prosecutors, i saw many of those kinds of applications. certainly one's drug addiction would be factored in appeared considered whether or not a prosecution of a potential felony charge would be appropriate. a lot of times those non-prosecutions and deferred prosecutions would be granted in those circumstances. again, it seems to be far from the sweetheart deal that republicans were making it to be. as far as the foreign dealings, that's an interesting question. the investigation has been going on for over four, five years. one would expect that if there was a there there, that the u.s. attorney would know about it. i'm not sure how much more investigation really needs to be done if the plea has fallen through, maybe they have evidence of other potential criminal conduct in other districts they're now looking to explore, you know, if truly there can't be a plea here. >> kristy, the attorney for hunter biden chris clarke made a similar point. this is a quote -- it's hard to see if the plea deal were proposed if there were other offenses he could have successfully prosecuted. so how do you think the hunter biden legal team is feel with what lies ahead of them? >> it's interesting, now there's a special counsel appointment, they'll be waiting to see if there are other potential charges. if there were, money laundering, for example, or other corruption charges, those would be more serious than a misdemeanor tax offense or a felony gun charge while being a drug user where they recommended pretrial diversion. so if there was evidence they had accumulated in the investigation for improper foreign dealings and money laundering, i would have expected this request would have come already, would have come before there was any plea. so, again, it seems unlikely that they have that kind of evidence, but, you know, we'll just have to wait and see. >> do you see any miscalculations here on the part of hunter biden for not just putting this to bed on the part of merrick garland for letting it get to this point? what do you think? >> i think it's hard to say. again, i think a lot of what they're trying to do in their calculus is put the entire thing to bed. if his lawyers don't have any kind of, you know, assurance in a plea agreement that other offenses that are in some way connected to his business dealings are also not going to be prosecuted, i can see his lawyers having some pause in entering into any agreement that doesn't account for the entire dope of criminal conduct that may be under investigation. >> it is a bombshell in this case. resetting it, really. kristy greenberg, thank you for breaking it down for us, and thanks to our correspondents as well. a catastrophic loss of life, and fears that the death toll will only grow, hawaii is beginning the grim task of searches for bodies in the scorched ruins of lahaina on maui island. with thousands left without shelter, the federal government is are youing to help provide food and water for survivors. we'll have the details ahead. ♪ chevy silverado has whwhat it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? 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lawmakers, national security officials are all very concerned about this to the point that the committee on foreign investment in the united states, which as you said is an interagency panel shared by the treasury department, is examining all the of the transactions that this mist mysterious company. the land is coming right up to the fence of travis air force base, a key base that's used for sustainment efforts for the indo-pacific, but also used to move munitions and other equipment to poland for the use in the war in ukraine. importantly, lawmakers don't know who is behind this company. they don't know the ownership, because that company is thought required to disclose that, because it is registered in delaware. these lawmakers, according to representative john garamendi and mike thompson, they asked the fbi and the commit use of foreign investment to look into it, because they were so secured about the national security implications of someone who is basically unidentifiable by the u.s. government purchasing land so close to such key u.s. military facility. here is what mike thompson told me regarding the briefings. he said 's had a ton of these briefings, but still doesn't know we're any closer to figuring out who these folks are or resolving the problems they're causing for my constitutions and i believe the national security of this country. it's harder to investigate this than anyone might imagine here. flannerry's attorneys did not return a question for comments. other officials they could not actually verify that. so now it remains a mystery. with the treasury department looking into this, they do have the power to subpoena the company. it's unclear if they have taken the step, but if they came to it and saw it as a security threat, they could potentially unwind the transaction. >> not just the identity and nationality of the buyers, but any ties they might have to foreign governments. natasha bertrand, terrific reporting at the pentagon. thank you very much. a new development tied to the nation's opioid crisis. the supreme court has temporarily blocked a huge bankruptcy deal over objections raised by the justice department. we have joan biskupic joining us on this. why is the justice department objecting to this? >> settlement had been hammered out, but there's a condition that was problematic. that's that the sackler family, in return for the $6 billion it was going to turn over to help relieve some of the victims' needs, that the condition was that the sacklers could not be liable for any future claims. any opioid-related civil claims. what the solicitor general of the united states said was that kind of deal was unprecedented, exceptional, and would not conform to u.s. bankruptcy code. here is part of what she told the court -- allowing the court of appeals decision, which endorsed the bankruptcy judge to stand, would leave in place a road map for wealthy corporations and individuals to misuse the bankruptcy system to avoid mass tort liability. now, purdue pharma countered by saying to the justices, hoping they would not intervene, the plan will provide billions of dollars to life-saving benefits to the victims, but those funds cannot be distributed under the plan is settled. brianna, the supreme court obviously was moved by the arguments by the solicitor general and granted that stay yesterday. what this means now is there will be an expedited briefing schedule. oral arguments will be head in december, but this whole thing will be held in this uncertain condition until probably next spring, likely by the end of june when the justices recess to know whether this bankruptcy settlement can go forward. >> if it weren't just part of a bankruptcy settlement, would they run into this? >> the whole thing only took place under the structure of bankruptcy law. that's where the federal government is saying there's a problem here. here you have these mass tort claims coming up through the system and there have been ways to have the claims consolidated, but the federal government right now is saying, as much as claims can be consolidated, to have the kind of conditions that would allow the sackler family, again, to be immune from future claims is not part of the law. >> very interesting. we'll continue to follow this with you. joan biskupic, thank you. there may be a connection between tackle football, football, and parkinson. and the team that ousted the u.s., is advancing to the semifinals after defefeating japan. u can see what it once wa. and then, i think about what it t can be. as an entrepreneur, it's about how i can give them the tools to empower themselves if we can just all do something small, all the small things will start to amount to something big. that's why we're here to help make it happen. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't you? 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>> absolutely. >> parkinson's typically affects the people over the age of 68. what was really known is there was an association between extreme contact sports like boxing and parkinson's. they sought to see if the association was also with football. 700 of the studied, what they found, people who had played football had a 61% higher risks of parkinson-ism, which is the movement or tremors that can make movement difficult. that was a pretty significant finding in this study, brianna. >> that's huge. 61% increased risk. what didded study find . >> it did find the higher left of play for football, both were played for higher risks. if you played at least five years or more, that doubled your risk. playing at a higher level made you three times more likely than the youth or high school level, which makes sense. is the longer you play, it probably makes sense. >> and also just for the precautions that need to be taken. meg tirrell, thank you so much. >> thousands are now displaced. next we'll be speaking with the director of a food bank about the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding, and how people can help. answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates your car's vavalue and gives you a real offer in seconds we'l'll come to you pay you on the spot then pick k up your car that's it at carvana subway's n now slicing their meats fresh. that's why subway's proffered by this champ. and this future champ. d if we proffer it, we know you'll proffer it too. he's cocky for a niteen year old. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) woah. 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