norah. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you very much. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you very much. another major bombshell here in washington has the city buzzing tonight. republican leader kevin mccarthy caught in a lie after saying on tape that he was ready to ask then-president donald trump to resign from office following the capitol insurrection on january 6. cbs' scott macfarlane is on capitol hill with the stunning new details. >> reporter: newly released phone calls show kevin mccarthy told fellow house republicans shortly after the u.s. capitol attack donald trump had acknowledged bearing some blame for it. >> he told me he does have some responsibility for what happened. and we need to acknowledge that. >> reporter: authors of the new book "this will not pass" have released a series of clips of mccarthy's phone calls with fellow republicans in the days after the insurrection. in one call, mccarthy expressed frustration with the former president: >> reporter: in another, mccarthy said he was considering asking trump to resign. >> reporter: mccarthy is now bei

here is cbs' catherine herridge. >> reporter: as the war unfolds. >> reporte in ukraine, intelligence officials rely on satellite images to map movements of russian forces, and on analysts in a field where seeing the world differe advantages. >> it feels like for the first time i'm getting to use the strengths i have. >> reporter: 33-year-old morgan mccardell works at the n.g.a. >> i'm pretty good at finding patterns. >> reporter: in school, she struggled for years, not quite fitting in before landing a position so secret she can't discuss her portfolio. was school tough for you? >> extremely. it was really difficult for me. >> reporter: she could read the billboards backwards, and she would do it perfectly. but it wasn't until mccardell's own 10-year-old son, gabriel, got diagnosed with autism that she began to notice her differences. >> my mom said, "your son can't have autism, he is just like you." >> reporter: she says you were surprised? >> yes. >> reporter: were you surpriseds y >> i was. because she is so high functioning. >> reporter: without good options to support her son, s

norah. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you. e spoke with the mayor about the investigation, and he vowed that the n.y.p.d. will catch the suspect. >> o'donnell: so you're saying at this hour, the suspect is still at large, and you believe him to be armed and dangerous. >> yes. we're telling anyone that approaches anyone they believe is suspicious to notify the police department, but at this time, the person is not apprehended. there's no reason for to us believe that he's not still armed. >> o'donnell: can you confirm that there was a malfunction with the camera system? was it just one camera or all the cameras in that subway station? >> no, i can't confirm. i know we were having a problem. we attempted to retrieve whatever video was possible. >> o'donnell: what concerns you the most, given that this suspect is still on the loose? >> it's larger than this suspect. what concerns me most is what i've been talking about for several months now, that we have many rivers that are feeding the sea of violence in our city and cities acr

norah. >> o'donnell: catherine herridge, thank you. new york city mayor eric adams, who is working from home after testing positive for covid, said estate would not allow new yorkers to be terrorized, even by a single individual. we spoke with the mayor about the investigation, and he vowed that the n.y.p.d. will catch the suspect. is the suspect known to the n.y.p.d.? >> as of this time, we have not made a positive identification. again, we're following a number of leads, and what we don't want to do is put out any misinformation. we want to be thorough in the information we give so that the public can assist us in making makingthis apprehension. >> o'donnell: so you're saying at this hour, the suspect is still at large, and you believe him to be armed and dangerous. >> yes. we're telling anyone that approaches anyone they believe is suspicious to notify the police department, but at this time, the person is not apprehended. there's no reason for to us believe that he's not still armed. >> o'donnell: why hasn't the n.y.p.d. released a

we want to get straight to cbs' catherine herridge who is on the scene with the latest developments. catherine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, norah, the shooting unfolded just as school was letting out. at this hour an active manhunt for one or more suspects as police go door to door canvassing the neighborhood. federal and local law enforcement surged into northwest washington about four miles north of the white house after gunshots erupted on a major thoroughfare in the nation's capital. >> be advised i'm on the scene of an active shooter. >> person shot in the alleyway. >> reporter: witnesses described hearing dozens of shots pulsing through the neighborhood, which houses multiple schools, a college campus, and embassies. >> we do not have a motive at this time. we do not know the full details of what took place. >> reporter: in an unverified video that the police have yet to identify, the shooter may have live streamed the attack. as the injured were rushed from the scene, residents were told to shelter in place as police cordoned off the area. >> and we're continue to

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cbs' catherine herridge has more. >> reporter: a small but audible sie of relief rippled through the virginia court as isis terrorist el shafee elsheikh was found guilty in the deaths of four american hostages in syria, part of a notorious isis terrorist cell, nicknamed "the beatles," because of their british accents. elsheikh is idofhe meo tortured american journalists james foley and steven sotloff, as well as aid workers peter kassig and mule. the three were beheaded nearly a decade ago. prosecutors said isis later killed mueller who was repeatedly sexually assaulted by the isis leader. >> this is a small piece of justice that will help us heal a little, but i don't think there will ever be closure. >> reporter: after his capture, elsheikh denied contact with american hostages. >> did you meet kayla mueller. >> huh? >> reporter: but later made incriminating statements that were used at trial. >> she was very scared. >> reporter: during moving testimony, mueller was described as stoic. in one of the few letters to her family, mueller signed off, "all my everything, kayla." while ex

catherine herridge explains. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that more than 150 transactions involving either hunter or james biden's global business affairs were flagged as concerning by u.s. banks for further review. some included large wire transfers. >> this is the way it is -- >> reporter: after a nearly three-year investigation, republican senator chuck grassley told cbs news he believes the president's younger brother james was instrumental in hunter biden's chinese business ventures. >> i think james biden was very much a part of this. >> reporter: james biden has worked as an entrepreneur and recently in the health care industry. >> we will focus on james biden, the president's brother. >> reporter: this week, grassley released bank records indicating james biden's company, the lion hall group, was paid directly by a chinese financed consulting firm. these records come directly from the banks, no third party. >> you're absolutely right. >> reporter: in our interview, grassley did not allege the bidens broke the law, but he said it's concerning that both hunter and james biden

catherine herridge, thank you. well, nearly two weeks after will smith's slap of comedian chris rock, the motion picture academy handed out its punishment. tonight we get reaction to his 10-year oscar ban. here is cbs' jamie yuccas in los angeles. >> i hope the academy invites me back. thank you. >> reporter: that won't be happening, with the academy banning will smith from the oscars and all other academy events for a decade. media critic eric deggans. what do you think about this decision? >> it was a tougher punishment than i expected. >> reporter: the ban comes after smith slapped comedian chris rock. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: in a statement, the academy says, "the 94th oscars were meant to be a celebration of the many individuals in our community who did incredible work this past year. however, those moments were overshadowed by the unacceptable and harmful behavior we saw mr. smith exhibit on stage. during our telecast, we did not adequately address the situation in the room. for this, we are sorry." smith say

here's cbs' catherine herridge. >> reporter: these images capture the moment both suspects were arrested. for more than two years, court records allege arian taherzadeh and haider ali posed as homeland security agents, as part of a sophisticated scheme to ingratiate themselves with members of federal law enforcement and the defense community, even offering to buy a $2,000 assault rifle for a secret service agent assigned to the first lady's protective detail. while the white house spokeswoman declined to comment... >> i point you to the secret service. >> reporter: ...prosecutors told a federal judge today the men are a flight risk, citing travel to iran and possible links to pakistani intelligence, based on evidence recovered wednesday by the fbi from the suspects' luxury washington, d.c., apartments, including ballistic vests, gas masks, hand-held radios, and a drone similar to those used by s.w.a.t. teams. the documents say taherzadeh had gained access to the security system for the entire apartment complex, and one witness told investigators, taherzadeh said he had a list of every fe

." >> i'm catherine herridge in washington. thanks for staying with us. after decades of declining membership, unions are back on the rise. in baltimore, all 14 workers at a starbucks voted to unionize on monday. workers at apple stores in new york city and atlanta have begun the process as well. and on new york's staten island, one amazon warehouse is already a union shop, and another across the street cast votes just two days ago. david pogue reports. >> reporter: the number of americans who belong to labor unions has been dropping for decades, but suddenly -- >> what do we want? >> union contract! >> reporter: in the last year or so, the winds have changed. unionization efforts are under way at tech companies like apple and google, media organizations like "the new york times" and conde nast, and among grad student, delivery drivers, and baristas. since december, when a starbucks in buffalo was the first to vote to unionize, workers at 16 starbucks stores have followed suit. yes, they vote one store at a time. >> we've had a lot of intimidation and a l

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catherine herridge has details. >>> and actors jon bernthal and jamie hector stop by the times square studio to tell us about their new hbo series "we own this city." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm diane king hall. have a great day. this thursday. "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm diane king hall. have a great day.

and we want to turn now to a cbs news investigation by catherine herridge who spoke about a top republican senator who for years has been investigating the business dealings of the president's brother and son. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that more than 150 transactions involving either hunter or james biden's global business affairs were flagged as concerning by u.s. banks for further review. some of those concerns include large wire transftenearly threer investigation, republican senator chuck grassley told cbs news he believes the president's younger brother, james, was instrumental in hunter biden's chinese business ventures. >> i think james biden was very much a part of this. >> reporter: james biden has worked as an entrepreneur and recently in the healthcare industry. >> we will focus on james biden, the president's brother. >> reporter: this week, grassley released bank records indicating james biden's company, the lion hall group, was paid directly by a chinese-financed consulting firm. these records come directly from the banks, no third party. >> you're absolutely right. >

here's cbs' catherine herridge. >> reporter: these images capture the moment both suspects were arrested. for more than two years, court records allege arian taherzadeh and haider ali posed as homeland security agents, as part of a sophisticated scheme to ingratiate themselves with members of federal law enforcement and the defense community, even offering to buy a $2,000 assault rifle for a secret service agent assigned to the first lady's protective detail. while the white house spokeswoman declined to comment... >> i point you to the secret service. >> reporter: ...prosecutors told a federal judge today the men are a flight risk, citing travel to iran and possible links to pakistani intelligence, based on evidence recovered wednesday by the f.b.i. from the suspects' luxury washington, d.c., apartments, including ballistic vests, gas masks, hand-held radios, and a drone similar to those used by swat teams. the documents say taherzadeh had gained access to the security system for the entire apartment complex, and one witness told investigators, taherzadeh said he had a list of every fed

brian: cbs reported, catherine herridge who does a great job. if. 150 banging transactions were flagged concerning the international transfers. large sums of money. this group that's james was paid by a chinese consulting firm. he was getting $100,000 a month. hunter biden $0,000 a month. and tony bobulinski was getting a percentage of this. will they go the rest of the way? >> i think they will. the grand jury that has been meeting since 2018, they took a hiatus with covid. but they are back in action. they will probably recommend an indictment of hunter biden. the train is leaving the station and the media doesn't want to be caught flat footed. the democratic establishment is starting to turn on joe biden himself. they look at the poll numbers and where things will happen in november. they don't want this guy anying he will run in 2024. i think you are seeing the democrat establishment starting to turn on joe biden. that's the reason they are finally pursuing this story. brian: to say it doesn't go to joe is insane. the second story is john du

catherine herridge has the details. >> reporter: with the russian invasion of ukraine in its eighth week, a top u.s. cybersecurity official told "60 minutes" vladamir putin may result to digital warfare against american targets. >> we are seeing involving intelligence about russian planning for potential attacks, and we have to assume that there's going to be a breach. there's going to be an incident. that's going to be an attack. >> reporter: a march fbi alert obtained by cbs news warned of increased reconnaissance by foreign actors, of u.s. energy networks searching for vulnerabilities. and the shields up campaign said every organization, large and small, must be prepared to respond to disruptive cyber incidents. >> think about energy companies, financial services sector, transportation or communication, key organizations that are part of our day-to-day lives. >> reporter: sean hennry is the president of cybersecurity firm crowd strike. >> if they were shut down for weeks or months, with the inability to service their consumers, that would be strof toik the unitedstates. >> you're sayi

catherine herridge has the story. >> reporter: the investigation began as his tax inquiry years ago and expanded into a federal probe involving the fbi and irs. a source familiar with the investigation tells cbs news two men who worked with hunter biden when his father was vice president were called to the grand jury last fall. multiple sources tell cbs news that the federal investigation into hunter biden's business practices is broader than previously known. the probe is exploring whether the younger baden and his associates violated tax, money laundering and foreign lobby laws. records reviewed by cbs news and documents released by republicans in congress indicate multiple financial transactions involving an energy company called cefc. republicans accuse the business of being an arm of the chinese government. in 2017, a $1 million retainer was signed with the chinese energy company for hunter biden's services as a lawyer. his client, a cefc official, was later convicted on international bribery and money laulaundering work in africa. this week on the senate floor, republican chuck gr

. >> catherine herridge, thank you. >>> another deadly police shooting of an unarmed black man has led to protests and calls for accountability. 26-year-old patrick lyoya was killed after a traffic stop escalated in grand rapids, michigan, and cbs' adriana diaz is there. >> say his name! >> reporter: in grand rapids, there is frustration and anger over how a routine traffic stop -- >> do you have a license? >> for what. >> reporter: -- escalated into a deadly police shooting, claiming the life of 26-year-old patrick lyoya. today, attorney ben crump, flanked by lyoya's parents, and a congolese interpreter, called for accountability. >> as his mother and father said, they believe their son was executed. >> reporter: on wednesday, police released several videos showing the entire confrontation. the officer first approaching the car. >> no, no, no. stop. stop. put your hands -- stop! >> reporter: lyola resists and runs. for two minutes, there's a struggle. the officer fires his taser twice but misses. the officer's body camera goes off. it's unclear why. but other videos show while on top

herridge is one of them, she has just reported that american banks like more than 150 financial transitions involving hunter or james biden, the president's brother, some of those were large wired transfers. watch. >> cbs news has learned that more than 150 transactions involving hunter or james biden's global business affairs were flagged concerning by u.s. banks for further review. some of those concerns included large wired transfers. this week the released bank records indicating james biden's company the line-haul group was paid by a chinese limb and chinese financing consultant firm. it shows a federal investigator also sought hunter and james bidens business records from a major u.s. bank dating back to 2014 as part of a separate probe by the u.s. attorney in delaware. into possible violations of tax and foreign lobbying laws. >> tucker: hmm? we know that there is or at least was a department investigation into the biden family of four and business operations. they have not publicly commented on the status, merrick garland has refused to appoint a special counsel. needless to say it'

i watched "cbs news" coverage of the story, and one of the things that catherine herridge who used to be a part of our fox family, has discovered in her investigation and all of this, it is getting broader attention. that is horrible news for the white house. at least 50,000 transactions with banks that investigators want to take a look at. 150, i should say. big in any event, but in this event, the president of the united states knew that he had a drug addicted, drug field, all over the place fun and could see cash flowing through you. there is no worse combination. brian kilmeade set it to me last hour. an addict with a lot of cash. that created the kind of vulnerability for this president when he was vice president and potentially now, that we cannot even fathom. that is why you have to get to the bottom of this. republicans on the judiciary side are. operatives is dumbing down i can never you know now. >> emily: that's right. when the wave slips and the subpoenas will indeed be real, like just recently won a subpoena for hunter biden was squashed by the majority democrats. i think

catherine herridge is senior investigative correspondent of cbs news. she has a long and impressive career on national security and intelligence issues. she has her order for nearly a dozen countries during the israeli qatar afghanistan and iraq. we are a nonpartisan research institution exclusively focused on national security. it's a source of timely research analysis and policy options. we host three centers on american power of the military and cyber which earns the use of all instruments of american leverage to strengthen american national security. we recently launched our center on media integrity to address the national security threats by misinformationn campaigns, the disinformation campaigns come and there's a difference in influence operations. we take no government or foreign or corporate funding. for more information or work we encouraged you to visit our web site. you can follow us on twitter. thank you again for joining us for this important and timely conversation. catherine i will turn the floor over to you. >> thankas you congratulati

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cbs news is o catherine herridge is one of them. she just reported that american banks flagged more than one hundred and fifty financial transactions involving hunter or james biden who isre the president's brother. some of those transactions wereb large wyatts transfers. >> watch.sf cbser news has learned that more than one hundred and fifty transactions involving either hunter or james biden's global business affairs were flagged as concerning by u.s.so banks for further review. some of those concerns included large wire transfers. this week, grassley released bank recordsthis indicating jams biden's company, the linehaul group, was paidd directly by ase chinese financed consulting firm. this twenty nineteen subpoena verified by cbs news showst s federal investigators also cite hunter and james biden'snd business records from a major us bank dating back to 2014 as part of a separate probe by the u.s. attorney in delaware into possible violationswa of tax and foreign lobbying laws among so we know that there is or at least was a de

according catherine herridge, our former colleague now at cbse news prosecutecu have subpoenaed paternity records including tax documents from the twenty01 nineteen lawsuit that was filed by london. roberts, an arkansas woman who had a child with hunter and according to a twenty eighteen email to his brother'sb widowro, hunter pressured hayley biden into getting an hiv test with the email entitled, quote, you need to get tested for hiv . recall howie, if you recall, hunter hue was reportedly having an affair with holly about a year after his brother died and beforee the relationship apparently deteriorated. but don't forget the laptop story isn't just a story abouthu hunter biden and hisnt destructible here. that story is more about joe biden and the biden familyd and about the media mob and about big tech in this country and how they colluded to cover up any and all evidence of the biden family and their nefarious foreign dealings and joe's lies about not knowing anything about it. it was the biggest election cover up in modern political history. now. had the media done their job, had th