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Angeles and this is americas late news, fox news at night breaking tonight, a toxic Work Environment that is the newest claim being made about the whitehouse p. Or came the liberal media is reporting that thanks are especially bad on president bidens advanced team. The very same president who said that Staff Members who disrespect each other would be fired on the spot. He is now dealing with accusations of bullying and sexual harassment. The accusations are pointed at the top aide to the first l...

america and chinas taiwan faceoff. tonight, tensions escalate ahead of speaker nancy pelosis possible trip to the self-governed island. adam yamaguchi is there tonight as war games with uh underway. >> the fact were seeing an amphibious assault suggests that the taiwanese think the chinese will take islands in the south china sea and -- >> dickerson: another supply chain log jam in the warning from the nations businessiest port. terror shark encounters. what had swimmers racing to shor...

breaking news on "ana cabrera reports," hunter biden indicted with nine new tax charges including three felonies. well detail the allegations made by the special counsel in this case including money spent on a lavish lifestyle. escorts, cars, and drugs instead of paying taxes. were also watching the united nations this hour about to convene an emergency meeting on gaza with a new warning that conditions inside the strip are nearing a humanitarian catastrophe. plus, just hours befor...

fox news alert. the house just voted to 16-207 to hold attorney general garland in contempt of congress for failing to hand over the robert hur audio tape of his interview with president biden. lets go to aishah hasnie for more. >> hey, guys. good evening to you. every single republican in the house voted yes for this contempt, except for one, ohio congressman david joyce. he bucked his party and voted no. whats next? thats what everyone is wondering because in terms of a contempt, it ...

Talking with whitney about what the committee is doing, what they think january 6th will look and their work overall. im wondering if now that we are approaching the one-year anniversary, if you have been impressed with the work they have done so far? >> reporter: i have. i think people are impatient. i understand that. a year seems like a long time. there are 600 or 700 criminal cases against people in the capitol. why does that matter? it matters because they did something wrong. a lot of them...

Afghan army, the afghan intelligence services, the afghan police as well as the taliban and al-qaeda after. in this current environment, where it isjust going in this current environment, where it is just going to be the taliban supposedly securing and protecting the afghan population against isis k attacks, was how it happened at the airport today, and it is going be challenging to say the least. find challenging to say the least. and from a us counterterrorism perspective, is it getting those...

Inside a college football stadium. from a law enforcement, from a counter terrorism perspective, what do you think when you hear that? >> im supposing the number of real al-qaeda cases we had in this country could fit inside a football stadium, but america told us you will spend all u.s. resources chasing them. mr. carlson has never seen a case. if he wants to every director that is advisers to the white house, every senior director to the white house in the past few years democrats and republic...

Respond. press secretary sarah sanders called the story absurd. >> the attorney rudy giuliani says the fact that it goes back a year and a half and nothing came of it, it showed a breach of national security, they found nothing, according to the presidents attorney. >> joining me now is steve moor, a retired special agent at the fbi. he has the tie on for the interview and steve hall, a retired cia chief. welcome to both of you. thank you for talking with us. i want to start with you steve hall....

And obviously, join the rest of america in hoping that this shutdown will be long over by then. but there are some very serious concerns and just the impact. our airport is our largest job center in the state of georgia with 26,000 employees. many of these employees are hourly workers. and so there is this trickle-down, if you will, impact on whats happening. not just at our airport, but across our country. >> malcolm nance, the president of the united states is this morning, i guess he has noth...

It is getting increasingly smal small. thats the space that law enforcement is typically working in. if this is not al qaeda where they were trying to get you to a training camp in afghanistan or in pakistan. these guys are doing it on the internet and doing it in your own methodology. that is the concern of law enforcement. fortunately, because of tips and clues, because of interagency collaborations, the fbi and the partners have defeated dozens of attacks here at home. one recently within the...