[national anthem] if. will: we begin this morning with a fox news alert, the wagner chief who threatened a march toes moscow, an open rebellion, has how now backed down. pete: belarus reportedly brokered the deal that will allow jeff again withny prigozhin to go into exile and end that internal conflict for now. rachel: alexandria hoff is live in washington, d.c. with the latest. good morning. reporter: well, good morning. prigozhin has been paired of the criminal mutiny charges that were against him, and russia avoided a rebellion that was on rack to spark a possible civil war. the wagner group had made it within 125 miles of moscow before prigozhin announced the group would pull back to avoid bloodshed. the kremlin later announced the warlord could leave for belarus without penalty for his mercenaries, and speaking out against russian military leadership. prigozhin formalized the withdrawal. translator: they regarded to dismantle pmc wagner. this a day we wa
atrocities during the invasion ukraine. first, a new bomb shell in the hunter biden s investigation. a third member of the biden s family to receive payments with the chinese firm. baeu biden. she s the third member. hello, everyone, i am emily compagno. and charles payne on this st. patrick s day. hunter s associate, rob walker, wired more than a million dollars to hunter, james, and hailey biden in 2017. after he was paid $3 million from a chinese energy firm. well, hunter got the line of share of this. hailey worked as a school s counselor received two payments totalling $35,000. a spokesperson for hunter biden s legal team confirmed the statement saying this. hunter biden had every rights to pursue his business partners and seeking a joint account in chch chchina. chairman comer s questions remained of the services rendered by the biden s family. there was a lot of money that transferred from china to the bidens and what we want to know is what did china get in return
east coast bringing blinding rain, damaging winds and snow. we ll have the complete forecast. also tonight, the santa ana winds fanning the flames of a wildfire in ventura county, california. authorities warning residents to get to safety. call to surrender. i m charlie d agata in tel aviv with the fight raging across gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu tells hamas it s time to surrender and while the bombing of southern gaza intensifies, so does the desperation of the people left in the rubble. and later for you, beacons of the past. mark strassman shines a light on the push to save america s aging lighthouses. there is a lighthouse for days like this. exactly. right? this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka dunk an. good evening, everyone. jericka is off. i m errol barnett. we begin in season the ral tennessee where powerful storms kill at least six people and unleashed a trail of terror in the state. tonight, crews are still digging
hello, everyone. welcome. i m fredericka whitfield in atlanta alongside my colleagues wolf blitzer and fareed zakaria. we begin with this breaking news. the third group of the hostages released by help as is now safe in israel ending an excruciating 50 days of imprisonment for them and here we are, there were 17 handed over to the red cross a short month ago including 13 israeli citizens and for the first time in this limited four-day truce, an american was also among the freed hostages, 4-year-old abigail edan is now safe. she was the youngest of the americans captured by hamas on october 7th. let s send it over to wolf blitzer in tel aviv. thanks very much, fred. this is an important day, indeed. we have a team of our correspondents covering all of the latest developments. i first want to go to cnn s jeremy diamond. he is joining me from urim in israel. i understand you saw this convoy of the hostages pass through your area very, very quickly, but only a little whil
offing information from parents? will: right. they think that we are monsters and we would only hurt our kids if we found out they were being bullied will: can i i just want for the audience to share what the attorney general, because what you re saying is it s safer for parents to know what s happening with their children which seems rational and intuitive. the attorney general saying we will not tolerate any actions by schools that threatens the health and safety of our young people and policies passed by these boards if they go into effect will impose severe harm on our kids. they re saying letting parents know what s happening is a threat to to kids. he thinks we re monsters. he thinks that we would torture our kids. we would never torture our kids. we were trying to get the masks off for two years because he tortures our kids. and now that he is losing control of his school boards because we re getting people elected fighting the njea, getting our parentses in to make thes