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house republicans escalating probe into president biden. a couple hours from now, the full house will vote on formalizing a biden impeachment inquiry. the gop's probe has failed to show links between biden and his son's questionable business dealings. republicans think the resolution will give them more leverage. this morning hunter biden showed up at the capitol right outside as you see, offering to testify publicly in the probe. but republicans want a closed door interview first. so, now, they say they're going to pursue a contempt of congress referral against hunter biden. manu ra...

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Mean that every state in the union has to adopt that federal standard. i mean, what, it took 24 years from the 1980s to now to get states to adopt what the legal limit is right now. how do you convince states to change? >> that's right. in fact, this isn't a standard. it's really just a recommendation to the states to address this issue. it's just one of 19 recommendations that we issued yesterday. we believe we have to incorporate all of these actions if we're going to get to zero fatalities. it is things like sobriety check points, ignition interlocks for drivers convicted of duis. we have t...

Arrest, and one problem, of course, with the ignition interlocks is that compliance rates, two-third of all offenders don't even install the court-mandated interlocks. the american beverage institute which represents about 8,000 restaurants in the country, they say the cost to states to institute all of this is about $430 million at the very least, and they say at this time states don't have that kind of money to enforce this type of legislation. jenna: a lot to this story, adam, thank you. jon: a pakistani doctor convicted of treason and sentenced to 33 years in prison. why? because he helped...