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can t use the term big guy, can t talk about political figure number one. we want to ask her questions about all that and maybe most importantly why the investigation decided to let the tax years 2014, 2015 when the bulk of the burisma new mexico was coming to hunter biden, why they let the statute of limitations lapse for those years. dana: one day after the house authorized an impeachment inquiry into president biden jim jordan has a lot of questions for lesley wolf. a former federal prosecutor from delaware. they claim wolf obstructed the tax crimes investigation into hunter biden blocking the f.b.i. from even looking into his father, joe biden, who at the time was running for president. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. good morning. bill: good morning. jordan gave us a lot of information. a bit of a road maybe, i think. i m bill hemmer, good morning. the former assistant u.s. attorney lesley wolf will appear today under subpo ....
martha is next. martha: i m martha maccallum. it has been an action-packed day on the hill since the early hours of this morning. we re now awaiting a house vote that would officially trigger an impeachment inquiry in to president biden. this stupid investigation is keeping us from getting any real work done for the people of america. you have a politician that does certain things, the actions benefit his family financially and there s an effort to sweep it under the rug. why does the maga ring want this political stunt? donald trump. joe biden, you participated in and benefitted from his family cashing in on the biden name around the world. martha: that is ongoing live at this hour. those accusations of cashing in include hunter biden. this is hunter biden earlier this morning. he was supposed to be sitting for a closed-door deposition today with the committee. he rolled up to capitol hill, got out, stood in front of a podium, gave a speech and got back in ....
foster who is in israel. here in the uk. the home office has earmarked at least £700 million to manage the arrival of migrants on small boats until 2030. the projections flew under the radar yet officials published them online last week, as home secretary james cleverly flew to rwanda to sign a new treaty to, quote, stop the boats . they predict the channel crossings could continue up to 203k. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffman has more from downing street. it s been the government s mantra for the last three prime ministers, although that does not actually take you back that far in time, given the turmoil in the conservative party, but rishi sunak very much made it his own, at the start of this year he set out five promises for the year ahead and one of them was, in his words, to stop the boats. now, he was dealt a very significant setbackjust a month or so ago when the supreme court ruled that his plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda was in its curre ....
arrives in the south west. maybe some sunshine for eastern areas, but we have this band of rain heading north and east. maybe not so heavy and some sunshine following that in england and wales and again here temperatures up into double figures. thank you. and that s bbc news at six. now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are , goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday this friday night live from the bbc sport centre i m chetan pathak coming up on the programme: landing a big hitter john rahm joins golf s saudi backed breakaway tour leaving the sport even more divided than before. all this as the saudi influence on sport continues to grow but the kingdom s sports minister rejects claims of sportswashing. it s very shallow and i am sure that a lot of the people that accuse us of that have not seen and what we are doing on the ground. and as we head into the premier league weekend also coming up on sportsday. more on the rules change is coming to ru ....
hello and welcome. as israel continues its offensive in gaza, it says today s clashes are the heaviest since hostilities began. fighting continues in the south in khan yunis, and in the north, where israeli forces have surrounded a refugee camp they say hamas uses as a base. the head of the norwegian refugee council says what s happening in gaza now ranks among the worst assaults on any civilian population in our time and age . we ll be speaking to someone from the organisation in the programme. the uk is still hoping to send migrants who come into the country illegally to rwanda, despite the supreme court ruling the policy against the law. home secretary james cleverly visited kigali to sign a new treaty with rwanda. we ll be live in westminster to find out how important the success of the policy is for the government. and it s been won by world famous british artists like damian hirst and grayson perry. and in the past few minutes, we ve discovered who won this year s turn ....