therefore, technology was invested in the so-called manhattan project.ame for the us nuclear weapons program. it was headed by robert oppenheimer. in the process of division. neutrons are released, which split other atoms. color reaction. you think? about the same thing as me, now any physicist who has seen the newspapers is thinking about this, i did not understand what we were thinking about, but the bomb, alvarez, about the bomb, general leslie groves was so pleased with the results of alsos that he used mission agents and further to study german laboratories, they dragged everything that was bad, because the manhattan project was literally saved by german developments, with their heads the americans did not... also mission groups consisted of intelligence professionals and nuclear scientists, mercilessly robbed at the same time of their atomic manhattan project, taking 24 of the best from there specialist how failed was this project if the bet was on capturing the bomb from the germans. one american physicist wrote: “it seems that we got involved in

overall, sl green said it signed 38 manhattan office leases. bringing a total up to 98 manhattan office leases to the first half of the year. as of july 17th, that number had already risen to 100 five leases with the rent center 12.8% higher than hat they were getting previously. where is this crash of office real estate? meanwhile, they are all getting occupancy. it ticked up to 90% and they expect to reach 91.5% by the end of the year. clearly sl green is not just surviving. it is thriving. the stock fell but i am not right about that. sl green bounce back and it is selling for less than nine times the midpoint of the funds from the operation forecast. you have a 4.5% dividend yield. so potentially better than what you get from the office of the treasury at this moment. here's another interesting when i am following. bxp. this is more geographically diversified. their places in boston, new york, washington, d.c., and san francisco. the stocks rallied 15% since the quarter earlier this month. this is where all the action is. and bxp backed up

so you drive to his apartment in manhattan. yep.says, "welcome to a greek tragedy." we sit down at the kitchen table-- silda, eliot, and myself, and the first thing that she said, "did you know that he was doing this?" -and? -i said i didn't know. i had no idea. and at this point, you still think that governor spitzer can stay governor. absolutely. i had already formulated the plan on the way down to keep him in-- in office. i wrote a speech that i wanted him to give. i contacted shrinks. i contacted a facility which deals with sexual addiction. the spitzer camp was ready to fight, or, at least, the people around him were. spitzer's own feelings on the matter seemed quite different. for the first few hours, "i'm resigning. i'm resigning today." and i dissuaded-- i said, "you are-- you are not competent to make that decision today." while spitzer's inner circle was in their war room in manhattan, lieutenant governor david paterson was 150 miles away in the capital, albany, just going about his day. there was an event that morning tha

criminal case as the judge, the judge in lower manhattan, agreed to hear motions from his attorneys to make the case that there was evidence that was brought forward before the jury that should have never been brought forward. at the time donald trump and his team, they claim that is again victory, that it was an unfair prosecution in lower manhattan and that if some of the evidence that was brought forward had not been brought before the jury, the 12 individuals, the 12 new yorkers may have never found him guilty. so there is a lot on the line at such a critical political moment as this. of course, it was just about 36 hours ago that there was an attempted assassination of donald trump. he is here in milwaukee. he flew into town overnight. his close aides are here on the ground as well. we expect melania trump, the former first lady, ivanka trump, don jr. and eric to all be here and a number of them to take the stage. for donald trump, this is a defining moment clearly based off the statements that his allies are already putting out. we expect a trump campaign to put out a statemen

the trump team arguing manhattan prosecutors improperly relied on evidence of some events that happened during his time in the white house that would now be offlimits to them. they of course want the conviction tossed out which prosecutors oppose. this is going to be an uphill climb, but it will be on the judge to decide how all this gets resolved. meantime, his criminal cases in georgia and

su indignaciÓn y fueron muchos los que intentaron agredir al presunto asesino de yasmin williams en manhattan bolsa de basura. fabiola con las imÁgenes y mÁs informaciÓn. fabiola: las muestras de solidaridad por la muerte de yasmin williams no paraban de llegar esta tarde. pero ayer, la solidaridad se tornÓ en frustraciÓn por el frÍo asesinato de la mujer de 31 aÑos que habrÍa sido validada en la cabeza y su cuerpo sin vida abandonado en esta calle de manhattan por varias horas el viernes. williams vivÍa a sÓlo 4 minutos de donde su cuerpo fue hallado dentro de una bolsa de dormir y al lado de bolsas de basura. segÚn testigos, un hombre en silla de ruedas desechÓ su cuerpo. al ser arrestado este lunes, el sospechoso identificado como chad irish, estaba en una camilla. aÚn asÍ como la frustraciÓn del —50 vecinos y la madre de la vÍctima, se tornaron en puÑetazos insultos contra sospechoso. espero que se pudra en la cÁrcel, dijo la mar —— dijo la madre de la vÍctima. esta vecina dice que en ocasiones dio a la vÍctima visitar al sospechoso. quienes viven en el mismo piso que irish, nos explica c

>> byron: they arrested heuermann, 6'4", outside his manhattan office in 2023.-year-old with the death of the so-called gilgo four. >> rex heuermann is a demon that walks among us. >> byron: prosecutors say heuermann was living a double life. the public saw a father of two and architect who commuted into new york city. >> i'm an architectural consultant, i'm a troubleshooter, born and raised on long island -- >> reporter: heuermann appearing in this youtube video over two years ago around the time investigators formed the new task force and began to suspect he could be a killer. court documents claim that he allegedly used fake names to sign up for multiple emails, which he used to search for sex workers, child and torture pornography. he even had a tin der profile looking for dates or hookups. heuermann allegedly searched "why hasn't the long island serial killer been caught?" and "long island serial killer update." heuermann is due back in court in october. >>> when we come back, we're one on one with former olympian marion jones, once known as the fastest wom

su indignaciÓn y fueron muchos los que intentaron agredir al presunto asesino de yasmin williams en manhattanlsa de basura. fabiola con las imÁgenes y mÁs informaciÓn. fabiola: las muestras de solidaridad por la muerte de yasmin williams no paraban de llegar esta tarde. pero ayer, la solidaridad se tornÓ en frustraciÓn por el frÍo asesinato de la mujer de 31 aÑos que habrÍa sido validada en la cabeza y su cuerpo sin vida abandonado en esta calle de manhattan por varias horas el viernes. williams vivÍa a sÓlo 4 minutos de donde su cuerpo fue hallado dentro de una bolsa de dormir y al lado de bolsas de basura. segÚn testigos, un hombre en silla de ruedas desechÓ su cuerpo. al ser arrestado este lunes, el sospechoso identificado como chad irish, estaba en una camilla. aÚn asÍ como la frustraciÓn del —50 vecinos y la madre de la vÍctima, se tornaron en puÑetazos insultos contra sospechoso. espero que se pudra en la cÁrcel, dijo la mar —— dijo la madre de la vÍctima. esta vecina dice que en ocasiones dio a la vÍctima visitar al sospechoso. quienes viven en el mismo piso que irish, nos explica cÓmo

the japanese were fierce warriors, so the manhattan project had already become important for the us.dbye mama, i'm off to yokohama for the red, white and blue, my country and you. goodbye mama, i'm off to yokohama, just to teach all those gaps, the anxano saps, million fighting sons of uncle sam if you please, well soon have all those gats right down on the japanese, so goodbye. at the same time, hatred against japanese and germans was being propagated all over america, the us propaganda machine also use walt disney animation. is the superman, super duper superman, the us had entered into chaos, the intense. propaganda of the american government for enlistment began. american soldiers went to war in the pacific ocean, some soldiers went to europe, humanity experienced most terrible war until that time, kind of war that was a direct product of modern times. the japanese also had a myth similar to the jews for the creation of the world, and the oldest japanese legends, the world before creation was nothing but formless matter. something called chaos, the silence rained in the time of t

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. >> reporter: aaron katersky back with us now, and aaron, the judge in the manhattan case pushing sentencing back to september 18th. of course, just weeks before the election. so, what are the chances the verdict gets thrown out altogether? >> reporter: it's just uncertain, whit. judge merchan is the first to grapple with this new far-reaching supreme court opinion. if he agrees some evidence is now inadmissible in light of that opinion, he could vacate trump's conviction and order a new trial, but expect prosecutors to argue there was lots of evidence. the jury took almost no time to convict, and there's nothing

he worked at the manhattan d.a.' and the new york state attorney generals and has been a judge since 2006. if there anyone who isn't a fellow new yorker, i beg you find somebody else who's not more new york than judge juan merchan. he is what a lot of new yorkers are, and i think that's a really interesting theme when you think about donald trump having a jury of his peers in this trial. but having a man like judge juan merchan who's overseeing just the personalities, right, and having to be able to manage that, he's done a fantastic job. and i think it's just not good we haven't been able to see that in terms of on video and on audio. >> i love your response because donald trump has attacked this judge. it's not the first time he's attacked judges because of as donald trump says he's unfair because of where he comes from. that's a quote. we all know what that means. and your answer tells us exactly where this judge came from. and there will be controversy on this trial on one side or the other, and every trial one s

lauren: look, it was the tough spring in manhattan.down 3.3% versus last year with the average price of $22 million. more good news -- $2 million. inventory up, more than 8,000 apartments in manhattan are for sale, more than a 1010-year average of -- 10-year average of 7,000. that suggests a buyer's market. and some new yorkers are taking advantage. you have so many people renting because mortgage rates are so high, prices were so high that this pushes some of those renters off the sidelines and say it might just pay for us to buy instead of making our landlord richer. [laughter] ashley: i love it that the prices are down, lauren, and the average now is $2 million. lauren: just $22 million. [laughter] -- 2 million. you get 800 square feet. ashley: exactly. if you're lucky. next one for you, bob stores just announced they're closing. lauren: their locations are mostly connecticut, massachusetts, the northeast. they're going to liquidate their inventory. so if you want a good deal, stop into bob's over the weekend. you can find one. i th

because the manhattan case was clearly personal conduct. to do with him being president, because this is all about actions he was taking as a candidate. there was a certain time period where he was president where there was evidence about signing checks. this is personal conduct. how would immunity when you were president have anything to do with this? it is because justice alito came up with a crazy theory and managed to get six votes for it. actually five votes, excuse me. saying that official evidence of what you did as president can't be introduced even in a case involving unofficial conduct, personal conduct. so if it has anything to do with what you are doing as president, it should not be put in because it would be too prejudicial for a jury to even hear it. they couldn't really be fair, that is their reasoning, that if they just heard of what they did as president it would excite their emotions about the case too much for a jury to actually be fair, even when dealing with somebody who was the former president about personal conduct.

case because the manhattan case was clearly personal conduct.words, it had nothing to do with his being president because these were all about actions he was taking as a candidate and then there was a certain time period where he was president, where there was evidence about his signing checks so you are still thinking this is clearly personal conduct. ark of the supreme court decision about immunity when you're president have anything to do with this and it is because justice alito at oral argument came up with this crazy theory and managed to get six boats for it, actually, five votes. excuse me, he lost amy coney barrett on this, saying that official evidence of what you did as president can't be introduced even in a case involving unofficial personal conduct, so if it has anything to do with what you are doing as president, he should not be put in because it would be too prejudicial for the jury to even hear it. they could not really be fair. that is the reasoning, that if they just heard what you did as president, it would incite their sort

let's start things off with our first impressions from inside the manhattan criminal courthouse. >> it is a surreal moment going into that courtroom for the first time. and to see a former president of the united states, who is simultaneously the world's greatest clown and those two things at the same time as a criminal defendant just spinning things in your head that nothing else can. and the weirdness of that alone is your first hour in the courtroom and it is hard to take in anything other than the weirdness of donald trump. >> anticipating going into the courtroom, i was excited to do that. first of all because is somebody who is written a trump book and has been covering this man from the beginning of his presidential campaign on, this felt like a crescendo moment for him and the country. it is the only trial he will face. it definitely felt like a big moment and something i wanted to witness for myself. >> having worked in the mueller investigation, we couldn't charge the sitting president, then donald trump and that was a department of justice rule. and now in a full-fledged cri

. >>> up next, new tensions between donald trump's legal team and manhattan d.a.mp fights to get his hush money conviction tossed out. and in our next hour, how nikki haley supporters are leaning in the trump/harris matchup. >>> plus, allies pushing their in-state stars for harris veep stakes as the hottest competition outside the olympics heats up. mpetition outside the s heats up what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. grit. guts. glory. you've got some winning genes. ♪♪ find out what you're made of with ancestrydna. and for a limited time, you can see how your genes stack up against world-class athletes. or even your trash-talkin' cousin, brad. see which athletic traits are built into your dna, and the people you share them with. so get on your mark, and get set for the sale of the summer. before brad beats you to it. ♪♪ nothing dims my li

the manhattan project was designed for the united states to acquire an atomic bomb. when the news of the danger of reaching nazi germany it referred to this destructive weapon. the need to work on the atomic bomb for the american government came back to the point of view that if germany builds this bomb before us, we will play django. the source of all our excitement, anxiety and agreements was that those who worked on this project did not think that japan was going to be the main target. when it was decided to use it against the japanese , the scientists signed a petition. that the government should not do this to show their protest and demonstrate against the use of an atomic bomb against a remote place. the world's atomic bomb was born here. scientists involved in the making of the atomic bomb described the image that the americans later fell in love with. when i reached for the switch, this bomb exploded in front of me. it was a wonderful sight. i don't know what we expected, but it was like heaven was on fire. we knew that the world would not be the same. number

manhattan. your reaction initially to what we are hearing out of florida. >> i spent three years guessing at what opinions said without reading them. this is not at all new for me. we're talking about a d.o.j. regulation. you are not talking about a statute. special counsel is a regulation promulgated by the department of justice. i would argue the difference is john durham had been senate confirmed as a u.s. attorney. other special counsels had been senate confirmed. jack smith was never senate confirmed. i think we borrowed him from the international criminal court. that's where he was. so if you combine the skepticism about a regulation being able to confer prosecutorial power without senate confirmation with clarence thomas's dissent in the immunity case, you get this opinion. judge cannon wonder never been vetted or confirmed by the senate and not a d.o.j. employee have the power to indict anyone, much less a political figure, literally anyone. >> dana: do you read anything into the timing

unfamiliar to most readers reading pictorial press with the exception of five points, the area in lower manhattan for readers in 1863 and four scholars today, the illustrated london news engraving called the conflict between the military and rioters unusual in depicting an irish working- class neighborhood controlled and defended the writers, and e unsuccessful attempt by volunteer troops on the afternoon of wednesday, july 15th, two bring the riders established her in such territories. the location, the block between 18th and 19th streets along 1st avenue, the relative ups dirty despite the numerous casualties of the event at the time. and the absence of coverage in the event in any pictorial paper other than the illustrated london news, suggesting this illustration reported an actual scene detailing the appearance of a particular place with some dead as battlefront artists likely gathered after the violence. rather than serving as a generic symbol of depravity. the liquor store in the left background could be the corner establishment, thronged with villainous -looking customers, and upstate vis

just as democrat judges did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judgekeep your eye on this guy. and obama appointee, they stripped me at every possible defense. they did not break. and they will ever breakdown from. they will never break donald trump. that is the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you are maybe thinking this cannot happen to you. make no mistake, they are already coming due. joe and harris. they throughout the book blue carpet across the rio grande and opened our borders to murderers and rapists. when donald trump said motorist and rapists they said whatever. human traffickers, terrorists. they put their rent on your front doorstep. here's another thing joe biden did. the green new deal. we are in the heart of milwaukee. the auto industry, that is destroying our industry and leaving us at the mercy of the battery factories in shanghai and slave labor in the congo. biting inflation is coming after what is left of your savings. here's the thing. i'm sitting in prison thinking about this. it just eats at me. the democrats come for

felon now because of the manhattan trail that cbs news covered extensively, so they are going rightct attorney's record and manhattan, the same district attorney who prosecuted the nominee. >> one of them received 14 months' time served, alvin bragg charged her with assault with a shoot. and another one was sentenced to seven years. i later learned alvin bragg often dismisses error and reduces dangerous criminals. he wants to clear the jails and return violent felons onto her street every day. the injustice was devastating for me and my family. i don't want anyone else to experience this ventless pain -- senseless pain that many other victims across this united states of america have to live with every day. so i decided to use the voice that's god gave me to be the voice for the voiceless across america! [cheers and applause] we need justice for victims! and we need accountability from prosecutors who fail in their duty! soft on crime prosecutors like alvin bragg in new york, kim fox in chicago, and george castellon in los angeles have turned our great country and cities into war zo

that he is a republican. they give him everything he does and trump once said that if he goes out into manhattan and kills a man, the republicans will be delighted with his actions, and he is absolutely right, and if biden goes out into manhattan and throws garbage there to the street, the very next minute the journalists of the new york times, the washington post, the economist, cnn will show a report about it, and they will all demand that biden withdrew his...candidacy, the corpse of a person killed by trump, they won't even see it, well , because it's trump, well, of course, he came out, killed a person, what do we wonder, why do we even have to talk about it, that's the point election campaign in the united states, although why donald trump is still preserved in american political life, because the supporters of donald trump absolutely do not care what will happen to donald trump, what will be the verdicts against him, what he will do, they want donald trump to lead america, that's it, period, don't bother us. tell us something bad about donald trump, you and i know that he is the perfect l

well, speaking of former president trump, prosecutors in manhattan say they do not oppose delaying the former president's sentencing following his conviction on hush money payments made to hide his alleged affair with an adult film actress. this follows a ruling from the u.s. supreme court that was granted immunity for some of his actions in the election interference case against him. trump was convicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records during the 2016 presidential campaign. sentencing was scheduled for july 11th. turning to decision 2024 and vice president kamala harris is in the bay area this midday for a quick fundraising stop. she and second gentleman doug emhoff arrived of sfo before ten this morning, and now the couple is attending an undisclosed event this afternoon. they are scheduled to depart for washington before dinnertime. two movie theaters shut down abruptly in the south bay overnight the showplace icon theaters in mountain view and san jose's valley fair closed so quickly, employees there were taken by surprise. some customers say they still had tickets for u

with his actions, and he is absolutely right. and if biden goes to manhattan and throws garbage on thestreet there, the new york times, washington post, economist journalists will write about it in the next minute, cnn will show a report, and they will all demand that biden withdraw his candidacy, the corpse of a person killed by trump they they won't even see it, because it's trump, of course he went out and killed a man that we wonder why we even have to talk about it, that's the point. election campaign in the united states, although why donald trump is still preserved in american political life, because the supporters of donald trump absolutely do not care what will happen to donald trump, what will be the verdicts against him, what he will do, they want donald trump to lead america, period, don't mess with us, don't tell us anything bad about donald trump, you and i know he's the perfect leader, and in a democrat in other situations, and here naturally the question arises, if josepha. really refuse to run, who will really be a candidate? kamala harris? well, this is a possible opt

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the manhattan d.a.'fice has now agreed to delay trump sentencing following the supreme court's historic ruling that granted broad immunity protections to presidents. alvin bragg saying he would agree to a delay. this is "outnumbered," i am kayleigh mcenany here with emily compagno, also joining us julie banderas, fox news contributor lisa boothe, fox news contributor and professor of medicine, dr. marc siegel. a new court filing shows manhattan district attorney alvin bragg has agreed with trump's request to delay his july 11th criminal sentencing for up to two weeks so is that the limb and so that the judge overseeing the case could weigh whether the supreme court ruling might overturn his conviction altogether. we are now waiting for the judge's response, the surprise move comes as a court's decision already appears to have dealt a huge blow to special counsel jack smith's election interference case against the former president. for more on w what the historic ruling means, former deputy assistant gene

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en manhattan, al menos tres personas murieron luego de que una camioneta pickup se volcara sobre unae de un ataque terrorista. se cree que el conductor estaba bajo los efectos del alcohol porque manejaba errÁticamente y a gran velocidad las personas que estaban allÍ lo sujetaron hasta que Él fue detenido. >> tambiÉn en nueva york. otra tragedia enluta a una familia en queens, lo que debiÓ ser un dÍa de celebraciÓn terminÓ de una manera atroz en una aparente disputa domÉstica. un joven de 20 aÑos asesinÓ a puÑaladas a un niÑo de ocho. hiriÓ a su madre e intentÓ matar a su padre en un apartamento. pero por suerte, los policÍas llegaron. en ese momento. los oficiales le pidieron en varias ocasiones, tanto en espaÑol como en inglÉs, que soltara el arma. pese a ello, el joven desobedeciÓ y le dispararon. >> cuando los oficiales llegaron entre tres minutos de esa primera llamada, subieron al quinto piso, apartamento cinco 11. cuando abrieron la puerta, encontraron a un hombre de 20 aÑos aguantando a otro hombre de 43 aÑos con un cuchillo en el cuello. >> una bebÉ de ocho meses que estaba e

just weeks earlier, another group allegedly targeted after leaving a restaurant in manhattan's west villagenvestigating this video, showing a moped following the victims. eric goldie says he was held up at gunpoint just out of frame. the suspects then fleeing the scene with his watch. >> he knew what kind of watch i was wearing. and for me, this is the first time i saw the guy, so someone must have tipped him off. >> reporter: police are urgently searching for these suspects. they've already stolen about $300,000 worth of luxury items. >> david: really concerning. aaron katersky tonight, thank you. >>> wire going to turn to this massive data breach targeting millions of americans, millions of at&t customers, in fact. the phone records and calls and text messages of nearly every kerr exposed. and news coming in of a person of interest. >> reporter: at&t says hackers stole call logs and texts from customers back in april, that breach affecting roughly 109 million accounts. the company says the data from 2022 does not contain the content of those calls or texts or any personal information, lik

biden goes to manhattan and throws garbage on the street there, the journalists of the new york times, washington post, economist will write about it in the very next minute, will show cnn report, and they will all be demanding that biden take his down candidacy, they won't even see the corpse of a person killed by trump, well, because it's trump, well, it's clear that he came out as a person, that we wonder why we have to talk about it at all, that's the essence of the matter. the election campaign in the united states, although why donald trump is still preserved in american political life, because the supporter of donald trump is absolutely everything , what will happen to donald trump, what will be the verdicts against him, what will he do, they want donald trump to lead america, period, don't bother us, don't tell us something bad about donald trump, you and i know that he is an ideal leader, but the situation in the democracy is different, and here the question naturally arises, if joseph biden really... refuses to run, who will really be the candidate, kamala harris, well, that

the republicans give him credit for everything he does, and trump once said that if he goes out into manhattan and kills a man, then the republicans will be delighted with his actions, and he is absolutely right, and if biden goes out into manhattan and throws ... garbage on the street, the new york times journalists will write about it in the next minute , washington post, economist, the cnn report will show, and they will all demand that biden withdraw his candidacy, the corpse of a person killed by trump, they will not even see, well, because it is trump, well, of course, he went out, beating a person, that we wonder why we have to talk about this at all, this is the essence of the election campaign of the united states, although why donald trump is still preserved in... in american political life, because the supporters of donald trump absolutely do not care what will happen to donald trump, who will be against him judgments, what will he do, they want donald trump to lead america, that's it, period, don't bother us, don't tell us anything bad about donald trump, you and i know that he is

. >> ademÁs, la fiscalÍa de manhattan aceptÓ aplazar dos semanas la sentencia a trump en el caso criminal nadie estÁ por encima de la ley. un pilar de la democracia estadounidense. ahora, en disputa por la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia sobre la inmunidad del expresidente donald trump, acusado de delitos federales por interferencia electoral en amÉrica. el actual primer mandatario criticÓ el fallo por cambiar en tÉrminos prÁcticos este principio fundacional must have trumps embrace of violence to preserve his power is acceptable. el mÁximo tribunal se dividiÓ 6 a 3 por lÍneas ideolÓgicas. la mayorÍa conservadora determinÓ que el presidente en turno goza de inmunidad en actos oficiales para que su capacidad de tomar decisiones no sea distorsionada por amenazas de litigios. y aunque aclararon que no todas sus acciones deben considerarse actos oficiales, dejaron esa distinciÓn a una corte inferior que deberÁ juzgar por quÉ conductas puede ser procesado judicialmente. me preocupa a donde esto vaya a llevar al paÍs . >> estamos estableciendo un sistema de juzgar a un presidente que e

y bueno, la celebraciÓn por el 4 de julio se vio empaÑada en manhattan.ue el conductor estaba bajo los efectos del alcohol porque manejaba errÁticamente y a gran velocidad. las personas que estaban allÍ lo sujetaron hasta que fue detenido. >> escÁndalo en el fÚtbol mexicano y envuelve a carlos salcedo, jugador del cruz azul. su hermana, la presentadora marta paola salcedo, fue asesinada a balazos la noche del 29 de junio, pero ahora circula en redes sociales una publicaciÓn que seÑala al jugador como el autor intelectual del asesinato. ese post fue compartido en una cuenta que se dice es la cuenta de su madre, marÍa isabel hernÁndez navarro. >> varios medios mexicanos destacan esta informaciÓn y noticias. telemundo se ha puesto en contacto con la familia, pero no hemos recibido respuesta hasta el momento. el jugador del cruz azul solo ha publicado un mensaje de agradecimiento por el apoyo que ha recibido en los Últimos dÍas. >> te mantendremos al tanto de esas actualizaciones? >> claro que sÍ. y tambiÉn tenemos esto. la polÍtica en el reino unido da un gi

donald trump and said wait a minute, i'm not so sure about that and i have to look at it and it's the manhattanhouse and the star chamber but it's not. then she says the court of the trial and it was evidentiary and the judge of the trial and senior status in washington dc ruled that attorney client privilege information that donald trump shared with his lead council. violating the crime fraud exception and can't use your attorney to conspire to commit a crime. i need to review that because i can't act based on what another trial lawyer said on the jurisdiction and the case that should never have been brought and jack the ripper smith brought it again and grand jury in washington dc and i got to look at that too. pushing the biden nomination and attacking anybody who was challenged his lack of sense. now is trying to push them out and he's constantly attacking this judge cannon as nbc and cnn lying and lying and lying to you for years about joe biden. this is a standup judge and not agreeing with her. but these judges and serious judges going to look at them and saying wait a minute and fani wi

just as democrat judges did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judge, keep your eye on this guy. and obama appointee, they stripped me at every possible defense. they did not break. and they will ever breakdown from. they will never break donald trump. that is the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you are maybe thinking this cannot happen to you. make no mistake, they are already coming due. joe and harris. they throughout the book blue carpet across the rio grande and opened our borders to murderers and rapists. when donald trump said motorist and rapists they said whatever. human traffickers, terrorists. they put their rent on your front doorstep. here's another thing joe biden did. the green new deal. we are in the heart of milwaukee. the auto industry, that is destroying our industry and leaving us at the mercy of the battery factories in shanghai and slave labor in the congo. biting inflation is coming after what is left of your savings. here's the thing. i'm sitting in prison thinking about this. it just eats at me. the democrats come f

just weeks earlier, another group allegedly targeted after leaving a restaurant in manhattan's west villagenvestigating this video showing a moped following the victims. eric goldie says he was held up at gunpoint just out of frame. the suspects then fleeing the scene with his watch. >> he knew what kind of watch i was wearing. and for me, this is the first time i saw the guy, so someone must have tipped him off. >> reporter: police are urgently searching for these suspects. david, they've already stolen about $300,000 worth of luxury items. david? >> david: really concerning. aaron katersky tonight, thank you, aaron. >>> we're going to turn to this massive data breach targeting millions of americans, millions of at&t customers, in fact. the phone records of calls and text messages of nearly every customer exposed. and news tonight coming in about a person of interest. abc's erielle reshef on this tonight. erielle? >> reporter: at&t says hackers stole call logs and texts from nearly all of its customers back in april, that breach affecting roughly 109 million accounts. now, the company says

en manhattan, queens, las denuncias se duplicaron.como sospechoso estaba rondando su casa. una persona entrÓ a la casa de la mujer y le dijo que se moviera, le dispararon tres veces y le causaron la muerte. maity: la cantidad de inmigrantes en estados unidos aumentÓ a 11 millones, segÚn datos de un reporte. este crecimiento ocurriÓ en seis estados. reportero: estados unidos sigue siendo un paÍs de inmigrantes, segÚn un estudio demogrÁfico que fija en 46 millones de inmigrantes en este paÍs en 2022. >> el sueÑo americano estÁ vivo. reportero: el estudio dijo que el espaÑol es el idioma mÁs hablado entre comunidades inmigrantes. >> es diferente en la Última dÉcada. tenemos mÁs venezolanos, por ejemplo. tambiÉn hay un crecimiento de amÉrica central. reportero: el estudio deja claro que una parte son ciudadanos de naturalizaciÓn y mÁs de una cuarta parte vive legalmente en el paÍs. reportero: los indocumentados aumentaron a 11 millones en 2022, resultado del Éxodo por la recesiÓn hipotecaria de 2007. >> sÍ estÁ subiendo el nÚmero de indoc

cnn's paula reid takes a look now at how the high court's ruling could impact donald trump's manhattan conviction and how it could change the former president's three other upcoming trials this is a scam. there's a rig trial the first fallout from monday supreme court decision on presidential immunity trump's sentencing in the manhattan hush money case now delayed until september this is bigger than trump. this is bigger than me. this is bigger than my presidency. >> trump's team plans to use the supreme courts historic decision granting trump some immunity from criminal prosecution to attack his recent conviction in new york on 34 counts related to hush money payments to a porn star ahead of the 2016 election, the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury and the jury has spoken both sides are now asking to brief the court on how they think the supreme court's ruling impacts the new york case. trump's legal team believes this decision bars evidence related to trump's official actions we believe that that corrupts that trial, that that indicates that that jury verdict needs to b

a kid from appalachia and a kid from trump tower in manhattan. we grew up worlds apart yet now we're both fighting side by side to save the country we love. and by the way, j.d. vance is going to make one hell of a vice president. [applause] >> j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! >> for those of you who have tuned out politics or have never even voted, i want you to know, if you're looking for a better life, a more prosperous future, a safer, more wholesome and patriotic place to call home, there is room for you in this party and in this movement. in fact, you're the ones who matter most of all. my father has always said that people he gets along with best are the people who really work for a living. [applause] >> it's because of his background of a builder in construction. in construction, it doesn't matter how smart your architect is if you don't have the best guys laying the bricks. people with grit, who get their hands dirty. that's a big problem with washington, d.c. most of the bure accurates who rule over us have never built anything in their lives. it is t

recent genocides of the zionist regime in khanyounis and the ashati camp by holding a demonstration on manhattan street in new york. the students of mekeel university in canada also protested against the government's support for the zionist regime and condemned the genocide of the people of gaza . the montreal police used gas to disperse the pro-palestinian sit-ins on the university campus he used pepper and tear gas. the people of denmark also condemn the recent crimes of the zionist regime in the massacre of dozens of palestinians in khanyounis and the camp. they came to the streets in droves. the embassy of the zionist regime in seoul, the capital of south korea , was also the scene of demonstrations by supporters of palestine. demonstrators condemned the massacre of the occupying israeli regime in gaza and chanted the slogan "long live palestine". israel supporters of gaza in japan condemned israel's occupation by chanting the slogan "japan is standing by palestine". oppressed palestine. reported in the mediterranean red sea. yahya saree, the spokesman of yemen's ansarullah movement, said: o

the manhattan district turn it is now open to delaying the former president's hush money sentencing. as cnn learns that president trump's federal election subversion case may not resume for another month or tracking all the fallout from the high court's bombshell ruling on presidential immunity. i'm dana bash. let's go behind the headlines since and inside politics joe biden is attempting to use the monumental greene court ruling on presidential power to warn about the dangers of a second trump presidency. but in this crucial first week after the debate, the president's delivery was just as focused as his words no one no one is above the law not even the president of united states. today's supreme court decision on presidential immunity that fundamentally changed for all, for all practical purposes. today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits president can do this a fundamentally new principle and it's a dangerous precedent because the power of the office will no longer be constrained by the law, even including the supreme court in the united states of

over at john merchan's chambers in manhattan. he weighed in this afternoon. now delayed to september, and otherwise would have happened next week. on july 11. this delay is coming after manhattan prosecutors agreed to postponement of sentencing requested by lawyers for former president trump hours after yesterday's landmark supreme court ruling on presidential immunity. trump's lawyers asked for a delay in the inten in the -- sentences to brief the court on immunity, argue that trump's conviction for falsecasion of business records must be set aside after yesterday's decision, the new timeline we'll pull up on next series of events in july the briefing from defense attorneys, from then september 6 merchan will decide the motion how immunity impacts the network criminal 1 vicktion, and -- impacts the new york criminal conviction. and then we have 6 presidential debate, and then the sentencing in the new york criminal case. a lot packed in to two weeks in cement. september. supreme court ruled that a former president is immunity from prosecution based on offici

en manhattan, queens, las denuncias se duplicaron.sospechoso estaba rondando su casa. una persona entrÓ a la casa de la mujer y le dijo que se moviera, le dispararon tres veces y le causaron la muerte. maity: la cantidad de inmigrantes en estados unidos aumentÓ a 11 millones, segÚn datos de un reporte. este crecimiento ocurriÓ en seis estados. reportero: estados unidos sigue siendo un paÍs de inmigrantes, segÚn un estudio demogrÁfico que fija en 46 millones de inmigrantes en este paÍs en 2022. >> el sueÑo americano estÁ vivo. reportero: el estudio dijo que el espaÑol es el idioma mÁs hablado entre comunidades inmigrantes. >> es diferente en la Última dÉcada. tenemos mÁs venezolanos, por ejemplo. tambiÉn hay un crecimiento de amÉrica central. reportero: el estudio deja claro que una parte son ciudadanos de naturalizaciÓn y mÁs de una cuarta parte vive legalmente en el paÍs. reportero: los indocumentados aumentaron a 11 millones en 2022, resultado del Éxodo por la recesiÓn hipotecaria de 2007. >> sÍ estÁ subiendo el nÚmero de indocument

. >> i've seen that in my listenings, but i've just done with, selling manhattan by buying manhattannhattan. >> it didn't sound. >> it didn't sound. >> it didn't sound. >> i mean. >> i mean. >> oh, it was. it was toxic, man. barnsley i was i'm totally offended by it all. i don't know what was going on there. >> what was in the pram was a dog baby. >> the whole idea is i don't think was anything to do with the pram. i think he had 3 or 4 women behind him, each holding a baby, and it looked like he was some alpha male of a pro, you know, a proud alpha male of a pride of, lady types with babies. >> lots of, yeah. he's done. he's been very busy. >> a gaggle, daddy, a gaggle daddy. >> three women there. oh, my god. >> almost. anyway it's now time to go through the winners and losers of the week. >> joe biden has said that he's definitely running against trump. well, it's more of a shuffle against trump, really. let's see what he said. >> i'm staying in the race. yeah i'll beat donald trump. >> i will beat him again in 2020. >> this was great for news trump. joe biden is not stepping down

we're talking about that part of new jersey right across the river from manhattan. and bob menendez ran the hudson county democratic organization essentially for years. even as a member of congress. my first memories as a reporter, we're going back more than 120 years ago, with bob menendez a member of congress dealing with weighty issues then like the war in iraq as i said, the 2000 election floated as a vice presidential nominee. dealing with a political war with the mayor of jersey city. and it had to do with who the county executive in hudson county was. and this was an outright political war. the first call as a reporter that i ever -- i remember this, that i ever received on my cell phone from a member of congress. i'm 22 years old at the time. was from bob menendez. and bob menendez was irate because he did not like the story i wrote about the mayor of jersey city and the hudson county executive. so this was a man very much with sort of his feet in two very different worlds. and i think one thing -- >> but not shying away from a political fight. >> that's the

it was a central core of christian beliefs, but did the jewish scholars of the manhattan project mean a christian trinity. j. robert oppenheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dune, which started like this: batter my heart, three person to god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming. however, he referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third. god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, scientists bet on the trinity test. some predicted that the bomb would not work, some predicted its strength up to 45 tons of tnt. in the first days of august 1945, the united states announced names of several cities as targets of air strikes by spreading leaflets over japanese cities. the japanese people thought that they were just bombings of conventional weapons and news of the invention of the nucl