menendez. can you hear me? rep. menendez: i can. laura: the floor is yours. you have 90 seconds. rep. menendez: i have the distinct honor of representing new jersey's eighth congressional district. two years ago i raised my hand to represent this place and go to washington and fight for you every day and that is what i have done. i'm standing up to mag extremists, fighting for a woman's right to choose, access to contraception no matter where you live, fighting to end the gun violence that has existed in our schools. i am standing up for our immigrant community. over 40% of the people who live here were born outde country and i stand for them every day and republicans came for our trans youth, i stood up against it and stood up for our brothers and sisters. here we've solved over 1500 cases for our residents, most of which are immigration related . we have kept families together and reunited families from as far away as afghanistan. we've brought back 11 billion dollars in infrastructure fundin

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he was asked, why did you stop making payments on the car to nadine menendez.r two fbi agents showed up at his house, asking questions. the testimony helpful to the prosecution today. menendez for his part and his wife have pleaded not guilty as we said before. >> fbi agents showing up at your house could have a chilling effect. glenn, i'm curious about this because being a member of the senate, the house, and people coming to you, and you saying i'll look into it, as far as i know, is not a criminal offense, but put it in the overall case that we're seeing here, and including the fact that it was nadine menendez who he says got the car. >> yeah, you know, seeking help, seeking assistance from elected officials, there's nothing wrong with that. it goes on every day. but senator menendez and his wife are indicted for conspiracy to commit bribery, conspiracy to commit extortion and other offenses because when you perform or promise to perform an official act in exchange for something of value to you personally, you know, that sort of crosses the line, and to just

pero que menÉndez no estaba al tanto o nunca lo hablÓ con Él explÍcitamente.uribe es un mentiroso y un criminal. >>no se anticipa un veredicto sobre este caso, sino hasta despuÉs del feriado del 4 de julio. blanca rosa vilches. paulina: la compaÑÍa johnson y johnson pagarÁ $700,000,000 en un acuerdo relativo a su talco. que la empresa engaÑo a Él los clientes sobre la seguridad de sus productos. la batalla legales y las investigaciones sobre la relaciÓn entre el talco y el cÁncer se han prolongado por una dÉcada. policÍa de atlanta logrÓ rescatar a 17 personas que viajaban a bordo de un autobÚs que fue secuestrado y todo esto empezÓ cuando un pasajero empezÓ a discutir con otro queiba armado. el secuestrador fue identificado como joseph de 39 aÑos. le quitÓ el arma un sujeto de 50 y luego lo matÓ. tres agentes de policÍa fueron herido de bala cuando respondieron a un llamado en una residencia en el norte de illinois. es sospechoso resultÓ herido. la policÍa acudiÓ al lugar tras recibir el reporte de un hombre que amenazaba con suicidarse. los negociadores inte

and while the testimony doesn't sound like menendez menendez was terribly heavy handed in their interactionbut then does personally was bringing up your uribe in terms of his criminal issues and seeing if salinger could look into it. now, of course, there's a fine line, right? you can ask for help on behalf of your constituents. but obviously if it's a quid pro quo or crosses the line over into bribery, which this appearance there's to have with the gifts that were given to them and then does family that's going to be a problem for him all right. >> lexi rigged and for us this morning, lexi very grateful for your time, thanks for being here. thanks, casey, are coming up next, secretary of state, antony blinken, growing frustrated with stalled middle east peace talks. plus, celtics on the brink of winning in other nba battle are bleacher report's up next the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes could behind the president, and the former president, one stage two, very different visions for america's future. >> the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cn

blanca: es el hombre que podrÍa tener las pruebas mÁs contundentes en contra del senador bob menÉndez uribe libre con una fianza de $ 1 millÓn en tono calmado iniciÓ su testimonio el empresario de origen dominicano de 57 aÑos, que conociÓ a nadin menendez por hanna, que harÍan desaparecer sus problemas legales. los fiscales sostienen que josÉ uribe buscÓ la ayuda del senador bob menÉndez en un esfuerzo por anular un caso de fraude de seguros que involucraba a dos de los asociados de uribe. Él se declarÓ culpable el aÑo pasado de siete cargos y ahora coopera con los fiscales. en su declaraciÓn de culpabilidad admitiÓ en la corte que habÍa proporcionado un mercedes benz convertible a nadin menendez a cambio segÚn Él de que ella interviniera el senador. por la misma fecha uribe organizÓ una declaraciÓn de fondos para la campaÑa en bÚsqueda de la reelecciÓn de menÉndez en julio del 2018 en new jersey. el acuerdo es matar y detener toda investigaciÓn, uribe le enviÓ un texto a su amigo wael hane, quien segÚn los fiscales lo conectÓ con la pareja y ahora es otro de los coacusados en el juic

i think it's whereby menendez, attorney revealed a menendez would frequent eating there excuse me, about 250 nights a year that's a lot of stake. menendez was asked about this when entering court this morning hey, good morning. your body talked about morton a great place. >> it's a great steak house. put that on your yelp review. morton's that federal corruption trial also impacting our politics lead on tuesday, three-term new jersey democratic congressman andy kim easily won his party's nomination for the us senate seat, currently held by senator menendez kim, one roughly 74% of the vote. if p wins in november, he would become the first korean american ever elected to the united states senate and hear what his now it's congressman andy kim. congressman. thanks so much for being here. congratulations on your victory. you were the first democrat in new jersey for call to call for senator menendez to resign after he was indicted senator menendez it said he will not run for reelection as a democrat. but on monday he filed to run for reelection as an independent in a statement he said, quote

congressman andy kim was the first new jersey democrat to call for menendez to resign when menendez wass home last year. soon a majority of democratic senators asked menendez to resign. tonight is election night in new jersey, where andy kim won the democratic nomination for united states senate. >> government works great for big corporations and special interests, so we need a senator who works for us. andy kim worked for president obama and then went to clean up washington. he wrote a new bill to stop politicians from treating stocks and using their power to get rich. washington works for them. andy kim works for us. >> joining us now in the winner's circle, democratic congressman andy kim of new jersey. he won the democratic nomination for senate in new jersey. congressman kim, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what is the number one issue for you going forward to the campaign in november? >> first of all, thank you for having me. we are very excited on this primary night. the top thing on people's minds is about their own challenges. whether that is the high cost of living

[laughter] >> stephen: menendez's defense strategy has been to blame his wife, a move known in legal as "the alito." menendez's lawyers claim he did not have a key to his wife's locked closet, where investigators discovered envelopes of cash and gold bars, adding, "they lived separate lives." yes, they're two different people. it's like that old book, "men are from mars, women keep a locked closet full of gold." now, allegedly... it's true, right? you ever read? you ever read that book? allegedly menendez pressured regulatory officials to stand back after one of his cronies was granted the sole right to certify that meat exported to egypt from the united states conformed to islamic dietary requirements. this whole story will be covered on the new crime drama, "halal & order: shawarma victims unit." >> kabob. >> stephen: all this led one official to call menendez a villain in an egyptian meat controversy. and you do not want to be the villain in an egyptian meat controversy. or, for that matter, the hero in an egyptian meat controversy. i'd just stay clear of controversial meat in gen

[laughter] >> stephen: menendez's defense strategy has been to blame his wife, a move known in legalcles as "the alito." menendez's lawyers claim he did not have a key to his wife's locked closet, where investigators discovered envelopes of cash and gold bars, adding, "they lived separate lives." yes, they're two different people. it's like that old book, "men are from mars, women keep a locked closet full of gold." now, allegedly... you ever read that book? allegedly menendez pressured regulatory officials to stand back after one of his cronies was granted the sole right to certify that meat exported to egypt from the united states conformed to islamic dietary requirements. this whole story will be covered on the new crime drama, "halal & order: shwarma victims unit." >> kabob. >> stephen: all this led one official to call menendez a villain in an egyptian meat controversy. and you do not want to be the villain in an egyptian meat controversy. or, for that matter, the hero in an egyptian meat controversy. i'd just stay clear of controversial meat in general. now, we're learning the

that is congressman rob menendez. bob menendez's son, running against the mayor of hoboken, bhalla.g bhalla, invoked the corruption trial into senator menendez and tried to tie that to his son. we'll have to wait to see the results. but that is the really, the big race that we're watching tonight. in all the states in the district of columbia holding primaries. >> mark murray, we'll watch with you. thank you. >>> the first television attack add by the democrat running for north carolina governor, including a facebook live stream clip of his republican opponent railing against abortion rights. what's in this clip? and what does it tell us about the importance of abortion for voters in november? >> north carolina attorney general josh dine, who is a democrat, is running against lieutenant governor mark robinson. and he is out with his first two television ads. one of them called listen, is focused squarely on abortion. he features a number of comments that mark robinson made about abortion. in particular, he is pointing to a january 2019 facebook live -- they're calling it a rant. it'

that's what he says senator menendez told him.serious to very serious, that's what he told the court on friday. so it's these allegations that are really kind of at the center, and some of these statements that are at the center of one of the people charged alongside menendez, both menendez and his wife in receiving these benefits, allegedly, in exchange for their help in trying to get the usda to back off this planned agreement to make this company the effective monopoly over the halal meat transfer. the question, we believe, has started in trying to find something that will paint this in a different light before the jury, the senator, his wife and two businessmen have pleaded not guilty in this. >> keep us posted, tom winter. >>> a massive cyber attack hits ticket master. the personal information of 500 million people up for grabs to the highest bidder on the dark web right now. web right now. iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel bet

menendez officially filed to run for reelection to the senate as an independent. today. announced in march he would not run as a democrat, but he left open the possibility of an independent run if he is acquitted and has not been acquitted, he'd the trial is ongoing. cnn's jason carroll is with us now jason, the bribery case rolling on today, a key witness back on the stand. who is this witness? and what does he have to say? >> well, the key witness that you're talking about, of course, is ted makueni. he's a former official with the us department of agriculture. and what happened here? jake is mckinney over a period of time had raised a number of concerns about one of the co-defendants while hannah and his company, he felt as though that hana's company basically had a monopoly in terms of its food exports to egypt. and so again, he had raised these concerns over and over any told jurors that he remembered a specific conversation that he had with senator menendez. he said senator menendez called him on the phone and told them to quote stop interfering with all of this sa

he says menendez answered he would look into it then september of 2019 he says he was at nadine menendez home. he says he wrote down the names of the people in question relate get to that investigation. he says he put it on a piece of paper, senator menendez folded it up and put it in his pocket. then october 29, 2019, he says he got a call all from senator menendez, and basically he told jurors that he felt as though that the situation had been settled and he choked up when he's talked about this, when he testified because he felt like it was all over finally, then at a dinner, kate and 2020, he says menendez told him, i saved your twice not one but twice now senator menendez, for his part, has pleaded not guilty. he says there were no ghraieb that took place here. he says he was simply acting on behalf of his concern so his attorneys get a chance to cross-examine jose uribe later this morning good to see you, jason. >> thank you so much john alright. >> new evidence that independent presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. is enjoying significant support in one crucial state cnn's

he says he got a call from senator menendez. he told jurors that he felt as though the situation had been resolved and he choked up. juror he choked up wolf as he was speaking about what had happened, saying that the situation had been over, and he felt he was at peace. then there was this dinner in 2020 where he says menendez told him, i saved your twice not once, but twice. again, we're going to be hearing more from jose uribe when he's cross-examine tomorrow. >> well, jason carroll on the scene for us. thank you very much. into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the io

leinz and also that any money that nadine menendez may have received was alone. now we're going to be hearing more of this key witness, jose uribe, when he continues to take the stand on monday, we'll so how long do you think jason this trial is going to continue sorry about that well-fed to new york busy street bus going by, repeat that. how long do we expect the trial to continue sure. >> well, the trial is already been going on for about four weeks and we're expecting this trial to last for several more weeks before it's concluded. so maybe some time by the end of the month or the beginning of the next month when neigh deems trial is also expected to get underway. >> well, jason carroll in new york for us, jason, thank you very much. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now

menendez?better resolution for what if my associates, who is being charged in a criminal matter now again, uribe has already pleaded guilty to providing nadine menendez with their mercedes making payments on that mercedes, the defense wolf for its part, has been arguing all along that there was no wrongdoing, that there were no bribes in some ways, the senator and his wife lived separate lives and also that any money that nadine menendez may have received was alone. now we're gonna be hearing more of this he witnessed jose uribe when he continues to take the stand on monday. >> well so how long do you think jason this trial is going to continue? >> sorry about that well-fed to new york busy street bus going by, repeat that. >> how long do we expect the trial to continue sure. >> well, the trial is already been going on for about four weeks and we're expecting this trial to last for several more weeks before it's concluded. so may sometime by the end of the month or the beginning of the next mon

a pesar del juicio que enfrenta su padre, el senador bob menÉndez rob, que estaba en este puesto desden el juicio, hunter biden comenzaron los argumentos iniciales. la fiscalÍa reprodujo fragmentos del audiolibro del hijo del presidente en el que da detalles de su frecuente consumo de crack como prueba de que mintiÓ sobre su adicciÓn a las drogas cuando comprÓ un arma en 2018. >> este es el momento donde el gobierno presenta sus argumentos mÁs fuertes, sus testigos mÁs fuertes, y la defensa no necesita convencer al jurado de que es inocente. necesitan simplemente convencer al jurado de que no hay pruebas suficientes o mÁs allÁ de una duda razonable. >> por su parte, la defensa sostiene que hunter biden sabÍa que estaba violando la ley cuando contestÓ el formulario, sosteniendo que en ese momento estaba en negaciÓn sobre su consumo de drogas. los abogados de donald trump le pidieron al juez que cancelara la orden mordaza en contra del presidente porque es presidente, porque el juicio ya se acabÓ. en una carta que le enviaron ayer y dieron a conocer hoy, indicaron que no se justificaban

segÚn uribe, el senador menÉndez le dijo que su esposa ya le habÍa informado sobre su problema.idades que cometÍan. tras 17 aÑos de procesos judiciales, el primer grupo de vÍctimas compuesto por ocho familias ya obtuvo una importante indemnizaciÓn y gerardo nos tiene todos los detalles. gerardo: las autodefensas unidas de colombia, fueron una organizaciÓn paramilitar que sembrÓ el terror en casi todo el territorio del paÍs sudamericano y la —— en los 90. bajo la consigna del combate a las guerrillas, realizaron masacres colectivas y desapariciones. se financiaron, entre otros, con aportes de empresas nacionales e internacionales, entre ellas, chiquita banana. las vÍctimas alegan que chiquita pagÓ $2,000,000 a los paramilitares, a quienes ademÁs entregÓ armas y municiones. chiquita ya habÍa sido condenada penalmente en 2007 por estos tratos con la la agrupaciÓn que fue designada como terrorista por el departamento de estado. pero las vÍctimas no se habÍan beneficiado de la sanciÓn de $25,000,000 que impuso entonces el gobierno federal. pero la historia cambiÓ hoy cuando un jurado

i'm sure that senator menendez wanted in that case, jason carroll, nice to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> gate after decades of false starts researchers say they are now finally making progress on a birth control option for men seen as jaclyn howard has the details and she's joining us now, jacqueline. >> and what are you learning from this new clinical trial? >> yeah. okay. this is new research that was just recently presented and researchers developed and tested a type of hormonal gel that can be used as a form of male birth control. so how this works in this research, you apply the gel to your body men in the study applied it to their shoulders. you apply it but one daily and it contains progesterone and testosterone, it's a hormonal gel and it works by suppressing sperm production in the body. so a normal production of sperm and normal sperm count typically ranges from about 15 million to around 200 million. >> but in this study, researchers say the gel was able to suppress production to less than 1 million per milliliter. >> and in this study, researchers say

menendez is answer he would look into it.f course, you rebate was worried about these criminal investigations going on in new jersey wolf that could have implicated people that he was close to. so he told jurors what he did was he paid nadine menendez $15,000 so she could buy a brand new mercedes in exchange for the the senators influence. he then talks about another meeting at nadine menendez, his home, where he says he wrote down the names of people who were possibly implicated in this designation, put it on a piece of paper. he said senator menendez folded up the piece of paper, put it in his pocket, then in october of 2019, he says he got a call from senator menendez. he told jurors that he felt as though this situation had been resolved and he choked up. juror he choked up wolf as he was speaking about what had happened saying that this situation had been over, and he felt he was at peace then there was this

segÚn uribe, el senador menÉndez le dijo que su esposa ya le habÍa informado sobre su problema.es que cometÍan. tras 17 aÑos de procesos judiciales, el primer grupo de vÍctimas compuesto por ocho familias ya obtuvo una importante indemnizaciÓn y gerardo nos tiene todos los detalles. gerardo: las autodefensas unidas de colombia, fueron una organizaciÓn paramilitar que sembrÓ el terror en casi todo el territorio del paÍs sudamericano y la —— en los 90. bajo la consigna del combate a las guerrillas, realizaron masacres colectivas y desapariciones. se financiaron, entre otros, con aportes de empresas nacionales e internacionales, entre ellas, chiquita banana. las vÍctimas alegan que chiquita pagÓ $2,000,000 a los paramilitares, a quienes ademÁs entregÓ armas y municiones. chiquita ya habÍa sido condenada penalmente en 2007 por estos tratos con la la agrupaciÓn que fue designada como terrorista por el departamento de estado. pero las vÍctimas no se habÍan beneficiado de la sanciÓn de $25,000,000 que impuso entonces el gobierno federal. pero la historia cambiÓ hoy cuando un jurado de

the latest in the saga of senator bob menendez, including a bizarre story involving a bell, his wife, and an alleged bribe devastating and sudden power of tsunamis happened in far away lands. and it's easy to think it can't happen here. it's one hits home. >> will we be ready silent. earth would liev schreiber sunday at night on cnn i'm getting vaccinated by ssrs, pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine syllabi because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia i'm getting prevnar 20 because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia when you can put me in the hospital, if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, prevnar 20 is approved and adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia in just one dose, don't get prevnar 20 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients, adults with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine the most common side effects for pain and swel

and then proof of like menendez being tried. i mean, a top ranking democratic only recently as a sentence as an independent, the president's own son, how should voters evaluate the two? >> well, there's two separate issues here. i think if you assume the premise of the system is rigged, all these things, just pointing that direction. you can backfill your rationale as to why the fact that menendez is still a center or you, chuck schumer hasn't called for him to resign. that's just proof that the system is rigged. the fact that he's taking for say these are gold bars or what have you that's proof that the system is rigged. the fact that a hunter is on trial, not for the things that they think he did. the biden crime family or what have you this is for line on a gun application. that's proof that the system is rigged. so i think you can always, if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail, but from the standpoint of how voters should look and frankly how voters do look at it. think they're disgusted by the whole thing

menendez does have name recognition.arly to conclude that him running as an independent isn't really a factor? >> i mean, look, if i was a republican working on the senate race, i'd keep on eye on it. if you remember back in 2021, running for governor, he came within a couple of points of defeating phil murphy. it's not out of the question if you're splitting the democratic vote like menendez could, then anything is possible. i think if we're talking about new jersey, honestly, it's probably, you know, republicans looking at maybe 54 seats, right? i don't see a way that the clinching seat is new jersey, but that's something to keep an eye on. >> as politics coe phrased it so far jon tester has defied political gravity. he is a democrat in a deep red state. he's also very popular. last time around and i was there at the heart of his campaign, he was running against a guy who was widely derided for calling himself a rancher when he didn't have any animals on his property. it was pretty clear from talking to voters what the

menendez is answer he would look into it. of course, you rebate was worried about these criminal investigations going on in new jersey wolf that could have implicated people that he was close to. so he told jurors what he did was he paid nadine menendez $15,000 so she could buy a brand new mercedes in exchange for the the senators influence. he then talks about another meeting at nadine menendez, his home, where he says he wrote down the names of people who were possibly implicated in this designation, put it on a piece of paper. he said senator menendez folded up the piece of paper, put it in his pocket, then in october of 2019, he says he got a call from senator menendez. he told jurors that he felt as though this situation had been resolved and he choked up. juror he choked up wolf as he was speaking about what had happened saying that this situation had been over, and he felt he was at peace then there was this dinner in 2020 where he says menendez told him, i saved your twice, not once, but twice again, we're gonna be he

tanto el senador como su esposa, nadine menÉndez, se han declarado no culpables.el juicio contra trump por falsificaciÓn de registros comerciales, le notificÓ a los abogados del exmandatario, pero tambiÉn a los fiscales sobre un comentario publicado en una pÁgina de facebook vinculada a la corte que adelantaba el veredicto de culpabilidad del expresidente trump. antes, incluso de las deliberaciones. en la misiva, el juez explica que el comentario atribuido a un usuario identificado como michael anderson y fechado del 29 de mayo, dice lo siguiente y cito mi primo es miembro del jurado y dijo que trump serÁ condenado. gracias amigos por todo su arduo trabajo. ahora un funcionario de la campaÑa de trump dice que estÁn investigando y nuestra cadena hermana nbc el suroeste va a llegar hasta este prÓximo domingo. y bueno, en una noticia de Última hora falleciÓ el ex astronauta william anderson. un accidente aÉreo ocurriÓ en el estado de washington cuando la avioneta que piloteaba solo se desplomÓ sobre las aguas de las islas san juan. el ex tripulante de la misiÓn apolo

so i don't see that happening, but menendez future beyond this moment will be interesting right?t of people take some time off from public life after facing legal troubles or any sort of controversy and then come back stronger. but i think you're right. i think we'll see if donald trump is going to be the only political character of our time who can overcome legal battles and still get public office? yes. >> yeah. >> this takes in the level of it is is definitely senator and president are a little different. yeah. yeah. >> alright. >> i'll leave you with this in a political climate. we talked about here all the time. lawmakers seem to unfortunately, sometimes behave like school children. it is only fitting that it was a kindergartener who stole the show on the house floor on monday, tennessee republican john rose was passionately defending donald trump, but i'm pretty sure no one listened too wordy. he said, because his six-year-old son was behind him putting on quite a show we'd be well-served to remember the long and cherished tradition we guy ended up for the cameras, went vir

reportera: el senador menÉndez tuvieron la oportunidad de refutar lo que dijo una fbi.ana". en otro texto hablaba de los estados financieros. josÉ uribe es un hombre de negocios. se declarÓ culpable de siete cargos en octubre del aÑo pasado, uribe testificar a maÑana, hoy el ex fiscal hablÓ sobre los fraudes de transporte, pero que nunca le preguntÓ sobre el caso de uribe, como sostiene la fiscalÍa que Él hizo. >> el procurador desmintiÓ lo que quiso decir. reportera: los abogados dicen que esta persona sufre de dolores por un cÁncer en el seno y le dijeron que no se presentara. paulina: un juez declarÓ que este 1 de julio el ex asesor de expresidente donald trump (2017—2021) tendrÁ que presentarse. jorge: asÍ fueron los resultados en mÉxico, 184500 mexicanos en el extranjero votaron. claudia sheinbaum agradeciÓ por los que votaron por ella. >> estoy emocionada, quiero darle las gracias. estoy convencida que este resultado es el reconocimiento de mÉxico de que vamos por un buen rumbo. jorge: falta determinar de cÓmo quedarÁ el control en mÉxico. paulina: acusan de la mu

soon the majority of senators asked menendez to resign.nomination for the u.s. senate. >> government works great for big corporations so we need a senator that works for us. andy kim worked for obama and then went to congress to clean up washington. he took on pharmaceutical companies to make health care affordable and he wrote a bill to stop politicians from trading stocks and using their power to get rich. andy kim works for us. >> joining us now in the winners circle, andy kim of new jersey, he took the democratic nomination for the u.s. senate. thank you very much for joining us. what is the number one issue for you going forward to november? >> thank you for having me. we are excited today. the top thing on people's minds is about their own challenges, whether that is the high cost of living, housing, healthcare, hunger and other issues, but one thing we are trying to hit home is why is it we do not have a government or congress that is able to fix that? that is where we see so many of the broken problems that are out there. we live i

a su vez, menÉndez anunciÓ que buscarÁ la reelecciÓn al senado pero que no lo harÁ como candidato demÓcrata del proceso para solicitar el beneficio del programa de subsidios para la vivienda de la secciÓn ocho. dicho programa para la mayor parte del alquiler de manera en un apartamento de $1600, los usuarios religiosamente estarÍan pagando aproximadamente $300. fabiola: pagar la renta de la ciudad de nueva york es el reto mensual mÁs grande sobre todo para las familias de bajos ingresos. >> ahora gano 450 y ni siquiera tengo ayuda con la renta de mi apartamento. fabiola: pero para familias como las de ello, hay una buena noticia. el alcalde de nueva york anunciÓ que despuÉs de 15 aÑos, se reabriera la vista de espera para recibir certificados del programa federal secciÓn ocho. a partir de hoy, cientos de miles pueden aplicar para el programa que da subsidios para la vivienda. por ejemplo, un apartamento de $1800 al mes, se reduce a que la familia pague aproximadamente tres cientos dÓlares. sÓlo en la primera hora, la ciudad recibiÓ mÁs de 100,000 solicitudes. pero los activistas dicen que n

of the father look, bob menendez was mayor in union city before either you or i were born.t goes back generations and the fact that this was a very highly fought contest with a lot of money being spent. but at the end of the day, robin mendez was not tainted by his father, or at least not nearly enough to cause a defeat. i mean, that's quite a margin right there. it's much, much wider margin than i actually expect that. >> well, and we're both obviously incredibly young, so thank you. for highlighting that tonight is the first republican primaries since donald trump became a convicted felon last thursday. one thing that i have been fascinated by is when nikki haley, who's obviously not necessary anymore, hasn't been for meds, is still get excited i seville portions of the vote in certain states, she's on the ballot in new mexico tonight. what are we seeing there? what are we expecting? yeah. you look if you look right now and returns nikki haley's getting a little bit less than 10% of the vote, right? and some states like maryland, along the seller corridor, she's been doin

solving senator bob menendez. i mean, four weeks into his corruption trial, we heard from a key prosecution witness businessman who testified that he bribed the senator offering a mercedes-benz convertible to the lawmakers wife, in exchange for menendez is helped to stop investigations into his associates so what's next potentially in this case well jose uribe, the cooperator who himself has pled guilty is a critical link in the chain because he's a personal witness. >> we know that that sadia is featured prominently in the indictment that it was seized by the government at the men menendezes home so replay is testifying to fill in that gap of proving criminal intent. he was a credible witness. his witness was corroborated by a great deal of other evidence menendez reacted to that testimony by shaking his head, by throwing a look at his lawyers. but i think senator menendez is in a lot of trouble in this case. and now we'll see how the prosecution continues to prove the case. it's already four weeks in and fred a

ilia: en el juicio por presunta corrupciÓn que se le sigue al senador bob menÉndez los mensajes de textosesentar a la esposa como el motor que promovÍa reuniones. >> para de intervenir con mi constituyente, fue la advertencia que le hizo al exfuncionario del departamento de cultura. mckinney testificÓ que la llamada fue breve y ocurriÓ luego de que indagarÁ de un contrato exclusivo de exportaciÓn a egipto. contrato que la vocerÍa a uno de los acusados de sobornar. >> estÁn contando la historia y tienen que conectar la evidencia. >> toda la semana la fiscalÍa revelÓ mensajes privados entre el senador menÉndez y su esposa. se mostraron palabras seductoras en francÉs. ( habla en inglÉs) >> la fiscalÍa la mostrÓ como el personaje central en el caso del soborno del senador. ( habla en inglÉs) >> de esa manera, la fiscalÍa tratÓ de enmascarar a nadin como el personaje central, quien organizaba las reuniones entre su esposo y funcionarios del gobierno egipcio todo a cambio de lingotes de oro, dinero en efectivo y mÁs. el senador dice que es inocente y cumplÍa con su funciÓn. fÉlix: se espera que

would look into it unquote, but he said senator menendez did not specify what he would do.y ruby ruby a rebate, also told the court about 2019 deal you made with menendez's then future wife needing to pay for her mercedes benz and exchange for the senator's help, a rebase said he met nadine at a parking lot handed her $15,000, and he continued to make monthly payments for her car civil rights icon, the reverend james lawson junior has died at the age of 95, according to his church loss and studied gandhi's use of nonviolence while he was serving as a missionary in india that's the second satyagraha reference this show after returning to the us, he met martin luther king junior who encouraged him to move to the south and teach nonviolence to others according to the the mlk junior research and education institute, lawson and other activists held nonviolent protests and nashville's downtown stores following the lunch counter sit-ins in greensboro, north carolina, reverend lawson went on to hold workshops on nonviolence well into his it's 90s, our deepest condolences to his fri

. >>> plus, caught on camera, the new fbi surveillance image of senator bob menendez and his wife with egyptian officials at a steak dinner. the revealing new details from the menendez trial, including how two of those fbi agents posed as a married couple to get this covert photo. >>> also, it's already pushing 100 degrees in las vegas, and it's only going to get worse. the stark new warning on global temperatures from the united nation, and who officials there think should foot the bill in the fight. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we begin with msnbc legal correspondent lisa rubin on trump's new york gag order. so trump's lawyers are asking the judge to lift the order. the d.a. is opposing it. what are we expecting here? >> well, the d.a.'s office, chris, has let the judge know that they would like to submit real briefs, meaning extended argument with case citations and the like on june 13th and june 27th. those are not coincidentally the same dates that briefs are due first from trump's lawyers and then from the d.a. with respect to his senten

candidate and menendez. should democrats be handling this right? >> i think menendez's independent campaign is an effort to maintain his legal defense. there is no staff. >> could he siphon votes? >> if he stays on the ballot. that is an open question. he will go through defense and see if you can resolve that in the time he has to decide whether he wants to be on the ballot. collect the signatures and go to the process. that said, i think andy kim will be winning the race. a diverse class of democrats coming in. lisa rochester and delaware has a chance. in arizona, and andy kim asian american male and that is what you look for it in a democratic senate. >> it is a strong democratic state with a conventionally strong nominee right now. >> new jersey. have not sent to republican to the senate in 50 years. >> this is the republican nominee that emerged last night, somewhat unknown. he has some time in some money to get known. but he is still running up against i think a strong new jersey democratic machine. an

a su vez, menÉndez anunciÓ que buscarÁ la reelecciÓn al senado pero que no lo harÁ como candidato demÓcrata proceso para solicitar el beneficio del programa de subsidios para la vivienda de la secciÓn ocho. dicho programa para la mayor parte del alquiler de manera en un apartamento de $1600, los usuarios religiosamente estarÍan pagando aproximadamente $300. fabiola: pagar la renta de la ciudad de nueva york es el reto mensual mÁs grande sobre todo para las familias de bajos ingresos. >> ahora gano 450 y ni siquiera tengo ayuda con la renta de mi apartamento. fabiola: pero para familias como las de ello, hay una buena noticia. el alcalde de nueva york anunciÓ que despuÉs de 15 aÑos, se reabriera la vista de espera para recibir certificados del programa federal secciÓn ocho. a partir de hoy, cientos de miles pueden aplicar para el programa que da subsidios para la vivienda. por ejemplo, un apartamento de $1800 al mes, se reduce a que la familia pague aproximadamente tres cientos dÓlares. sÓlo en la primera hora, la ciudad recibiÓ mÁs de 100,000 solicitudes. pero los activistas dicen que no es

the prosecution's star witness in the corruption trial of senator bob menendez has just finished hisnew jersey businessman focusing in today on his drug and alcohol use and his past lies. nbc's tom winter is following this for us. one part i want you to talk about of this businessman and that testimony, that's not the only interesting thing that happened this morning. >> we just got passed a note from our colleague, jonathan dienst, now his testimony is expected to center around whether or not the senator was involved in some sort of an effort to get the u.s. attorney to stop an investigation into fred davies, a contract and businessman and developer in new jersey. he's one of the people who's on trial. he's also pleaded not guilty along with the senator, as far as any sort of a potential bribery scheme. that's an extraordinary thing for a sitting united states attorney or retired united states attorney to be called to the witness stand as a federal corruption trial. that's something we'll be watching as far as testimony. back to what you alluded to and what's been referred to as the

and others charged in the case of pleaded not guilty. >> nadine menendez is facing a separate to trial former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows is pleading not guilty to charges of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election results in arizona is one of 18 trump allies charged in connection with the fake electors case in the stage. >> cnn's crayon law has more on the latest legal issue connected to the former president arizona prosecutors arrive for the arraignments of some of former president donald trump's closest advisers. >> sir, could you state your name, please? >> mark randall matters. >> trump's former white house chief of staff. we do an enter a plea of not guilty, also, entering a not guilty plea. trump campaign operative, mike roman, could you state your name, please? >> michael roman and meadows both face charges in multiple states and the fake elector scheme aimed at overturning the 2020 election results in arizona and in georgia. >> roman, also this week was indicted in wisconsin the state cases, all date back to an alleged plan hatched in the days and weeks afte

attorney's job, specifically that it appears that solinger was going to be menendez's top choice.maybe you should look into this daibes case. something about that doesn't quite seem right. and the next day, solinger called the senator back and said, hey, look, i just want to let you know, i have some sort of an issue here, i was previously involved with litigation involving dabies and i think if i were to get the job, they would recuse me. his name is not put forward for that post and that's something the senior senator from the state would do, somebody who would put forward that name. he was asked about that. and at one point the person who was going to get that job withdraws, so solinger is back in contention. he's asked about this from this political consultant who we're going to hear from after the lunch break. solomon. that's what's been going on back and forth.ively trying to say, there appears to be a pattern that you were asked to look into this, and solinger says, look, i don't think this guy was trying to put his thumb on the scales but he was asking him to look into fre

corruption trial this week, the prosecution's star witness testified that menendez used a bell to summone. woah. if i did that, my corruption trial would be the least of my worries. [ laughter ] authorities in california have announced they will not charge a second grade teacher, who was drunk in class, because prosecutors determined that it is not illegal to teach while intoxicated. and i mean, sure, what's the problem? the teacher has a pleasant day and the kids learn to say the alphabet backwards? [ laughter ] they can do it like this. they can do it like this. that's right. authorities in california determined that it's not illegal to teach while drunk. said students, "is that true in all 40 states?" [ laughter ] and finally, 16-time nathan's famous hot dog eating contest winner joey chestnut said yesterday that he was, quote, "very disappointed" he will not be allowed to compete in this year's competition. you can tell he was depressed because he went home and ate 76 pints of ice cream in ten minutes. [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. we are off and running. [ chee

alex wagner starts right now with alicia menendez in. today was the summer solstice, the longest da and in this country that also means we have now officially entered an election year summer. the qua

as far as weaponization of the state department goes, did the justice department indict senator menendez? >> it is a matter of public record, yes. >> he is a democrat, right? >> i would assume yes. >> and senator cuellar? >> i would assume. >> and hunter biden is under trial, the son of the president, is under trial in delaware, and you have not weaponized the justice department in me mendez, cuellar and hunter biden? >> we prosecute like cases alike, and others in different ways. we do not let the political party or the ethnicity or the religion or the race or the wealth or the influence of someone we are investigating to make a difference in our charging decisions. >> i a difference in our charging decisions. >> i noticed mr. gaetz who took you on first is not here now, and that's unfortunate because he's a living testament that you have not weaponized the justice department, and you chose not to execute this active republican. is that true? >> i am not sure what is in the public report and what is not, so i will not comment on that. >> violent crime in urban areas is decreasing, and i

no estÁ claro cuÁnto apoyo podrÍa desviar menÉndez de la representante, quien estÁ en una posiciÓn muyenfrenta hunter biden, el hijo del presidente biden, se conformÓ con seis hombres, seis mujeres mÁs otras cuatro mujeres como alternas. maÑana inician los argumentos iniciales o de apertura, en este caso por mentir sobre su consumo de drogas. cuando llenÓ un formulario para comprar un arma de fuego en octubre de 2018. un arma que Únicamente estuvo en su poder 11 dÍas antes, se declarÓ no culpable. se espera que el juicio dure dos semanas. el presidente biden dijo que aunque seguirÁ apoyando a su hijo, no va a hacer ningÚn comentario sobre este caso. el presidente biden firmarÁ maÑana martes una orden ejecutiva para limitar el nÚmero de solicitantes de asilo en la frontera. esto ocurre cuando la crisis migratoria es central en las prÓximas presidenciales de noviembre. francisco fajardo nos explica en quÉ consiste la medida que no estÁ exenta de crÍticas. >> las puertas se cierran y para miles de migrantes su sueÑo de asilo podrÍa pasarse o hasta desvanecer. >> ese es algo fuerte, en ver

. >> kim was referring to his republican opponent curtis bashaw and bob menendez. menendez's son won the democratic primary in the garden state's eighth district. >>> indian prime minister norendra modi won a historic third term in a six-week election that saw 632 million people cast a ballot. but this was not the victory he was expecting. his party suffered a setback and lost its majority in parliament. for the latest, let's go to claudio lavanga. what is the significance of this outcome? >> reporter: good morning, frances. as you mentioned, the fact that norendra modi won the election was not a surprise. even ahead of the election his popularity rate was over 70%. what was a surprise was that it was not a landslide victory that he and observers were expecting. now his coalition in the end won only, if you can say that, less than 300 seats in parliament, which is still the majority, which is not the overall majority, it's a small majority which will force him since he came to power to seek support from outside of his coalition, and that is not a given. because the

menendez' son rob won for the eighth district. >>> attorney general merrick garland mounting a fiery defense of the justice system at a combative house hearing. he fought back against republican attacks, including the false accusation that the justice department was behind the manhattan prosecution of donald trump. hallie jackson has the fireworks on capitol hill. >> reporter: a message both blunt and sharp from the attorney general. >> i will not be intimidated. and the justice department will not be intimidated. >> reporter: a full-throated defense from the typically-soft-spoken a.g. slamming suggestions the doj had a hand in former president trump's state felony conviction last week as mr. trump falsfalsely claimed. >> that is an attack on the judicial process itself. >> reporter: but many insist the biden doj is playing politics. >> many believe there is a double standard because there is. >> reporter: the house gop looking to hold merrick garland in contempt of congress for defying a subpoena for the audio between president biden and robert hur who ultimately declined to prosecu

that menendez used a bell to summon his wife. whoa. if i did that, my corruption trial would be the least of my worries. authorities in california have announced they will not charge a second grade teacher who was drunk in class, because prosecutors determined that it is not illegal to teach while intoxicated. and i mean, sure, what's the problem? the teacher has a pleasant day and the kids learn to say the alphabet backwards. you can do it like this. they can do it like this. that's right. authorities in california determined that it's not illegal to teach while drunk, said students. is that true? in all 40 states? and finally, 16 time nathan's famous hot dog eating contest winner joey chestnut said yesterday that he was, quote, very disappointed to learn he will not be allowed to compete in this year's competition. you could tell he was depressed because he went home and ate 76 pints of ice cream in ten minutes, and that was a monologue. everybody, we are all right. we got a great show for you tonight. we really do. you know hi

on monday menendez filed to run as an independent in a long-shot bit to keep the seat he has held sincetate journal" says former trump associates have been charged in a fake elector plot in the state. the attorney general filed charges against three people including an aide and two attorneys who worked for former president trump. they are accused of designing and executing a plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election by submitting false -- rather, a false slate of electors for trump. they're facing felony forgery charges and are set to appear in court in september. >>> and "the new york times" reports an fda panel has rejected the use of the psychedelic drug mdma to treat ptsd. mdma and also known as molly or ecstasy. the panel said evidence fails to show the treatment's benefits outweigh its risks. it is seen as a major advocate -- setback for psychedelic advocates who hope to bring the drugs into the mainstream. >>> cashing in. the surprise haul a fisherman reeled in from a lake in new york city. e surprise haul a fis reeled in from a lake in new york city. (vo) you might be used

as far as weaponization in the department goes, did the justice department indict r menendez?t's a matter of >> and he's a democrat, isn't he? >> i'm assuming the answer is yes. >> and jumatter of public record. >> so hunter who is the son of the president, is under trial in delaware and soyou have a weapon eyes justice departmeotecting democrats, menendez, -- and hunter biden. >> the justice department w. were prosecuting live cases live and we make decisionsin different ways. we don't allow the political partythe ethnicity or the religion or the rays or the wealth someone we are investigating to make a difference in our charging decisions. >> i noticed mr. gaetz took you on first . he's not here now. that's unfortunate, because he is a living testament to the fact and direct evidence that you have not weapon eyes the justice department. he was investigated for sex trafficking won't many expected -- you chose not to prosecute him. >> i'm sorry. i'm not surewhat is in the public record and what is not. so i will not comment on that. >> in certain areas is decreasing and i than