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Tonight a busy day here in the nation's capital, the major news from the Supreme Court about the abortion pill, the pause in Donald Trump's election interference case that could delay his trial.

Plus, breaking news, Congress votes to formally launch an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

There's a lot to get to.

I am here. The dramatic speech from President Biden's son, why Hunter Biden says he'll only

testify in his dad's impeachment inquiry if it's in public. Republicans say they're pursuing

the truth. Democrats accuse them of pursuing pure, ugly politics. Two people under arrest

after a scary afternoon at an elementary school, students eating

gummy bears contaminated with fentanyl.

And our series about the pandemic's lingering effects on America's children.

Tonight, protecting the mental health of teens.

I do think that we should have restrictions on phones in this school setting.

Good evening and thank you for being with us on this Wednesday night.

We begin tonight with breaking news right here in Washington on Capitol Hill.

We're just a short time ago Republicans in the House voting to begin a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

The next step follows the years-long scrutiny of the president and his family that has turned up no proof of high crimes and misdemeanors.

Now, Democrats tonight are calling the move an extreme political stunt that has

no credibility and no legitimacy. Today's vote comes on the same day that Hunter Biden showed up

on Capitol Hill, not to testify, but to blast Republicans for what he said were attacks on him

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