carley: the house voting for an impeachment inquiry into president biden to obtain more documents to understand how connected the president is to his business. you are watching fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. todd: good to have you back, partner. i m todd piro. three presidents have been impeached, all three remained in office after being acquitted by the senate. brooke singman joins us. brooke: a formal inquiry is only way to get the white house to comply with their investigation. they are accusing president biden of influence pedalling during his time as vice president. hunter biden is saying instead of doing anything to make american lives better, they are attacking me with lies and wasting time on this stunt that members of congress admit it was not. hunter was subpoenaed to testify with congress yesterday, but he didn t show up. he did come to capitol hill, but held a press conference instead. watch. i m here to testify at a public hearing today to a
hi everyone. that, for joining me. i m jessica dean in for fredicka whitfield. a u.s. defense official saying an american warship shot down two drones in the red sea and lps responded after a ballistic missile attack. cnn s zach cohen and ivan watson are following the situation. zach, let s start with you and this attack. what more can you tell us? reporter: a u.s. defense official saying a u.s. destroyer in the rid sea had to shoot down two drones today, controlled by the houthi group out of yemen. this is an iranian-backed group, that has voiced support for gaza and for hamas in their war against israel. u.s. forces in the region, including these two carrier strike groups that this destroyer was operating as part of, have come under a steady drum beat of attacks since they were deployed in the aftermath of the october 7th attack by hamas on israel. u.s. officials maintain this is not a sign that the war has expanded more broadly. the steady drum beat of attacks we ve seen
57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This morning, Police Officials north of chicago will reportedly announce that an officer whose shooting death led to a massive manhunt actually killed himself. Lieutenant Joe Gliniewicz died two months ago and that led to a search involving hundreds of officers. Brad edwards of our chicago station be wbbm has our report. Reporter the question for two long months, what happened to lieutenant g. I. Joe gliniewicz shot to death after he reported he was chasing three men, two white, one black, in a marshy woodland. Joe was my world. My world got a little bit smaller with his passing. Reporter sources now tell us it appears to be a suicide. More than 400 cops initially searched for fugitives and residents were on edge. But there was little outwardly there was, however, infighting when the coroner mentioned details about the death. We are not going to comment on what the coroner said. Id say more
Japans Takata Corporation admits it knew about the defect in the airbags but failed to issue a timely recall. And with that the u. S. Fined 70 million. And it could raise up to 200 200 million. The airbags are blamed for seven deaths and nearly 100 injuries. And here with the latest this morning. Reporter stephanie irvins life has been changed forever. In december 2013, she was involved in a collision, and instead of her airbag protecting her, it nearly killed her. The airbag exploded and sent sclalinal shrapnel into her face. I have to say this has been a mess. Reporter transportation secretary blamed them for misleading the American Public for years. Refusing to acknowledge the truth allows a serious problem to become a massive crisis. Reporter documents filed with the national Highway Safety administration showed they first learned about exploding airbags in 2000. And for years, they denied a nation wide recall was necessary. This summer, after congressional hearings and pressure fr
Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This morning, Police Officials north of chicago will reportedly announce that an officer whose shooting death led to massive manhunt actually killed himself. Lieutenant Joe Gliniewicz died two months ago and that led to a search involving hundreds of officers. Brad edwards of our chicago station be wbbm has our report. Reporter the question for two long months, what happened to lieutenant g. I. Joe gliniewicz shot to deathfter he repepted he was chasing three men, two white, one black, in a marshy woodland. Joe was my world. My world got a little bit smaller with his passing. Reporter sources now tell us it appears to be a suicide. More than 400 cops initially searched for fugitives and residedes were on edge. That pointed to murder. There was, however, infighting when the coroner mentioned details about the death. We are not going to comment on what the coroner