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the initial focus and got the most attention, but now it would be up to the u.s. attorney in delaware who was appointed by former president donald trump, david weiss to file actual charges in this case. bret baier standing by in new york. at the justice department with the latest on this, high. >> a significant development, hunter biden for 52-year-old son of president joe biden may face charges after all. this coming in an exclusive report from "the washington post." we are calling fo...

even top secret. the revelation that the search was part of a federal investigation into possible espionage violations has launched us into uncharted political territory. trump enablers that once called down the swiftest punishment for democrats facing -- they are facing now state and federal probes. they are either complying with them or forced to. and the party of both law and order has largely signaled that it is not -- but rather democrats and the biden justice department should tr...

And historic investment on addressing the climate crisis. in my state of nevada, that is the wildfires. it is also historic drought that you are facing. and that inflation reduction act is four billion dollars of funding that we help to secure to address the drought in the west, as well as to reduce costs for nevadas, everything from lowering restriction drug costs, including my provision to cap out of pocket costs for seniors annually at $2, 000, and a cap insulin for medicare beneficiaries of ...

Finally tonight, amazon became the most valuable retailer in the world beating out stores like wal-mart when television station ktvn reported the story, one anchor chimed in with some interesting theory on amazons success. >> amazon is worth more than the biggest retailer. online store is currently valued at $264 billion. at last check wal-mart was valued at 234. billion. the bump for amazon came after it reported unexpected boost in sales in its second quarter. amazon earned $92 million last qu...

Us all billions explain. >> this costs the american economy $264 billion a year. that breaks down to $850 per person. coming out of the economy. why businesses a number of years ago were sort of fleeing states like texas because of these kinds of frivolous lawsuits. businesses want to create jobs create opportunity, lawsuits like this are just hurting all of us. >> there are ways to come back from frivolous lawsuits like loser pays. if you lose you got to pay the court costs for everybody. >> in...

Returns, as well. i couldnt believe how high the numbers are. not just the spending but the returns. >> reporter: yes, that is a huge issue. the national federation of retailers said that last year retailers lost $264 billion from returns. so a lot of stores have loosened up their policies for returns, you have 30 days. but we found a list of stores where the time is unlimited. but check the list, the stores we found that had unlimited returns, bloomingdales, macys, and consumers are being track...

Money involved. while the conservatives have talked about $47 billion being the figure, youre really looking at as much as $264 billion compared to the plans being put forward by, by conservatives in terms of the tax rates at the high end. >> that means just to clarify, that is if we were to extend the bush, bush tax cuts. then if we implemented the buffett rule, there would be more revenue that were getting because there would be a much bigger difference at the high end, right? >> thats right. ...

No disputing its saudi arabia at the top at $264 billion barrels. you have canada with the tar sands and oil sands at 175. the dispute is about iraq, we saw andrea introduc andrew intr you have iran at 137. ongoing dispute, who has more reserves in the future. rounding out the top five is kuwait. theres been a big test recently with the libyan production problems weve had in the east in particular and in sert as well. who has the reserves? theres an intense debate taking place. each country is r...

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