this writer and why beautiful west virginia at the greenbrier? it is not about the accommodations but the cold war about what made the midwest great starts now. almost from the moment world war ii ended the cold war began and we knew remembering how world war ii ended slight eisenhower had to come up with a way for the government to survive in case of a nuclear attack takes place for this edition of what made america great to go inside the greenbrier from one - - the bunker to find out what would happen if the attack actually happened but for that you have to we officially q1 a special flight to get your to one -dash tour we have landed to white for for springs west virginia. it s a beautiful a tiny town of 3000 right away a little suspicious why would a town the small need a runway 7000 feet long? it was chosen as a place to sustain the government there a nuclear war. why? what does it look like? time to find out. the greenbrier in some way shape or form since the 1
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disorderly contact. hello, i am john roberts in washington as we begin the friday edition of america reports. speech is good to be with you. i am sandra smith in new york. protesters demanding the release and that body can footage from the shooting of andrew brown. police say when they showed up with a warrant, brown got in his car and then tried to escape. insurance is urging people to wait for the facts. our deputies fired the shots. they have been put on administrative leave until he get all the facts. if evidence shows that any of our deputies violated the law, they will be held accountable. that is what the citizens expect me to do and it is the right thing to do. john: we have coverage to kick off this hour. karl rove will be joining us in minutes. sandra: we look forward to seeing him, but we begin with griff jenkins. speak out that afternoon to you. let me show you here in elizabeth city what is happening. a lunchtime intersection being blocked by protester
this administration to put pressure, not on israel necessarily but on benjamin netanyahu and is very interesting policies. tomorrow might be a day to watch united nations proceedings. before you go, it says here the dow closed at 39,781. is that high? it s another high. we thought it could hit 40,000. it might tomorrow. as we have talked about it the stock market continues to hit all-time highs. we are looking at 40,000. i remember the days we were talking about the single-digit thousands. those of you worried about these things if you have money in an ira it is doing pretty well. the biden stock market is doing pretty well. most supreme court justices did not graduate from law school. of the 114 supreme court justices in our nations history, only 49 actually graduated from law school. the first chief justice, john marshal, attended the very first law school in the country at william and mary but did not graduate. law school was not invented until 28 years after the u
thanks. good evening. i m bret baier. latest efforts by republicans to impeach president biden. heard from a key hunter biden associate about influence peddling allegations. but the president s son was a no-show. democrats insist this is much ado about nothing. correspondent david spunt starts us off tonight with the latest. good evening, david. david: bret, good evening. this hearing just ended literally minutes ago 8 hours with democrats and republicans expressing anger and frustration. even some laughter after it began the hearing turned into proxy fight with joe biden and donald trump squaring off. should i allow hunter to give his opening statement first? it doesn t appear mr. biden showed up for public hearing we ll recognize blue bobulinski. thank you, mr. chairman. tony bobulinski, a former hunter biden business associate defiant, sitting next to an empty chair reserved for the president s son. of the president himself, the focus of today s hearing on allege