nadine strossen the former president of the aclu you agree or disagree? twitter was right to take a former president of the united states off of its platform. i disagree. i disagree strongly. they had the right to do it. but i think it is very dangerous in a democrat republic for and on the accountable powerful sector actor not only to deprive the commander in chief the leader of the free world as he was duly elected at that right still in office not only to deprive him of his right to free speech, but to deprive the rest of us of the opportune to hear his information and ideas. and i say that not behalf of trump supporters, because, of course they have that, but those who disagree with them, it's very important for them to hear what he has to say. and in fact, some experts say that one of the reasons why trump did lose the last election was because of the superb and moderate republic and voters who heard what he had to say on twitter and rebelled against it. so you talk about a case in your book, hate of a woman in england who was silently praying outsid

well, we're pleased here on booktv now to be joined by author nadine strossen kim. we'll talk about her book hate why we should resist it with free speech, not censorship in a minute, but nadine strossen. tell us about your. oh, peter, i'm delighted to be here. my career has basically been as a civil, libertarian and human rights crusader. in addition to being a constitutional law professor, which is how i have earned my living. but as a volunteer, i was the national president, the american civil liberties union, the aclu for 18 years. many people are surprised to learn that is a volunteer position because it is very demanding in terms of time. in fairness, the aclu uses the title president for the chair of the board. we do have a paid full time ceo, the executive director. but in my educational capacity, i about rights, including freedom of speech, and in my advocacy capacity, i advocate for a very broad interpretation and enforcement of those rights, including free speech. where do you teach common law? at new york law school in the heart of manhattan and still fu

nadine dorries was absent. i - fresh pack for labour. nadine dorries was absent.labour. nadine l dorries was absent. i voted for fresh pack for labour. nadine - dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, — dorries was absent. i voted for the lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared _ lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared to — lib dems, mainly because i wasn't prepared to vote for the conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted — conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour. why conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour.— conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for labour. why is that? because i think _ had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the _ had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the country - had voted for labour. why is that? because i think the country is - had voted for labour. why is that? l because i think the country is ready for a change. the because i think the country is ready for a change-— because i think the country is ready for a change. the lib dems fought a robust campaign _

okay, officers questioned nadine and concluded she was not at fault, saying in the police report that coupe was jaywalking and had darted across traffic. >> surveillance video shows nadine stayed in her car for seven minutes after hitting coupe. >> she never comes to the aid of my client. she doesn't come anywhere near it. in fact, she drives around and avoids him. >> the deadly incident before nadine and senator menendez were married is alleged to be the foundation for a bribe laid out in a federal indictment against the couple nearly half a million dollars and gold bars were allegedly found in their home. the senator says the cash was for emergency use, but he is not explained the gold. prosecutors said in those charging papers that nadine needed a car so badly after a 2018 accident that senator menendez was willing to suppress an unrelated criminal prosecution for a businessman. in exchange for this mercedes convertible. and authorities claim in the indictment, the senator pressured an unnamed official to favorably resolve the investigation. when asked about the deadly car crash ye

but the victim's family won an insurance claim against nadine menendez. the crash is referenced in the recent indictment that charges the senator, his wife, and three businessman with bribery and extortion conspiracy. nadine menendez allegedly texted one of the co-defendants about her lack of a car. months later, prosecutors say she bought a $60,000 mercedes convertible with money supplied in exchange for the senator's intervention in a criminal case. senator menendez called the crash a tragic accident. he and his wife have each pleaded not guilty to the federal corruption charges, and whit, menendez has been resisting widespread calls by democrats for his resignation. whit? >> whit: aaron katersky, thank you. >>> now to the strong and surprising jobs report. employers creating 330,000 new jobs in september. double predicted. unemployment remains unchanged at 3.8%. president biden touted the numbers today, pushing back on why americans aren't feeling the benefits of a strong economy. >> i think that the american people are smart as hell and know what thei

, because nadine _ want a fresh start again, because nadine dorries was absent.the conservatives. i sort of wish i now had voted for the labour. why is that? because i think the country is ready for a change. the lib dems fought a robust campaign, increasing their vote and coming a close third. they wanted some credit for the conservatives' defeat. we have won the support of lifelong conservative voters, we played an instrumental role in defeating the conservatives. i asked keir starmer�*s campaign coordinator if, on reflection, the lib demas had helped labour. would you like to give thanks to ed davey? they got the politics and the policies wrong and the entire campaign wrong. so the idea of the labour party has just scored this incredible victory owing anything to the lib dems is fanciful. although mid beds was a spectacular win, tamworth is more significant for labour and could suggest that it was a move back to when they voted for tony blair. the defeated conservative candidate made a hasty exit and the government ministers blamed traditional voters who hadn'

today, we discovered that gold bar's wife nadine is a straight up killer. we know who leaked the dashcam footage. nadine had just run a man over with her mercedes. >> i just want to confirm that you do not want to give me your phone correct? >> yes. >> and that the your statement that were you driving this way the guy came from this way and he ran into your vehicle. >> he jumped on my vehicle, yes. >> okay. >> so nadine likes the night life. she got the fur coat. legs was in a hurry. but when your senator is a fiancee you walk away from a fatal car crash no questions asked. >> he said to me a favor and take her up there because her friend just got in a car accident. >> got you. it's just an investigation but due to the nature. >> due to the nature. so night life nadine menendez killed a man with her benz and was treated better than hunter. would you get that treatment? and this death was buried for five years. so, legy needed new whip, called the egyptian and convertible showed up in gold bar's driveway. will he resign? probably not. he's not corrupt, just

nadine menendez hit and killed a pedestrian in a 2018 car crash in bogota, new jersey. not only did she not suffer any legal repercussions, she received a new car following the lethal crash. according to police reports and dashcam video, nadine menendez claimed the 49-year-old victim jumped onto her windshield. she was not held by police or tested for drugs or alcohol after the crash. video of police questioning her immediately after the crash shows an officer treating her deferentially. >> our job is to investigate everything that happens. obviously, the more information -- >> i did not do anything wrong. >> look, i understand. but it does expedite our investigation when people can help us out. if we can clear you from any wrongdoing, i want to get you home and comfortable and not here. you know what i'm saying? nothing against you. amy: the fatal crash took place before nadine was married to the senator but while they were dating. she received a brand new mercedes benz four months after the crash. according to court documents in the bribery indictment, the $60,000 car

after nadine menendez got the new car, she texted the senator, congratulation we are the proud owners of a 2019 mercedes along with a heart emoji. joining us is cnn's chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst analyst john miller. i want to start whith what. there was a retired police officer that showed up on the scene here, said he was a friend of senator menendez. i am not naive to people using friends to help out with things. in this particular case, is that problematic? is that rare? >> he shows up and says my wife knows the driver of this car and she asked me to take her friend up so that she would have someone there. there is nothing on the tape that indicates he asked for anything else like any special consideration, can you give her a break? what he does ask is, and this is a very wall tailored cop-to-cop question, he asked if the prosecutors office is going to be involved in new jersey and in that county. the prosecutor's office handles fatal accidents. what he is saying is, is that guy make it? is that guy dead? is the prosecutor's office going to be involved? is it a p

nadine dorries personally now. nadine dorries personally now., who was the mp nadine dorries, who was the mp for mid bedfordshire since 2005, has already taken to twitter to basically say, if we lose this , basically say, if we lose this, it's all rishi sunaks fault because rishi sunak pushed out bofis because rishi sunak pushed out boris johnson and that was is the first mistake, i have to say . i was in ampthill in the centre of this constituency a few weeks ago. there is real anger there with the behaviour of nadine dorries. she said she was going to resign immediately in early june when she thought bofis in early june when she thought boris johnson was going to put her into the house of lords. it then took her 11 weeks to actually de resign because she realised that she wasn't going to get that peerage and she was investigating . she said what had investigating. she said what had gone wrong. now she's apparently moved out of the constituency. she hadn't spoken in the house of commons for over a year, but it seems like a lot of conservative vot

the man who died, there is no wrongdoing by nadine menendez. attorney, when you go to a scene like that, nadine menendez stayed in her car, did not go check on the victim, no blood and alcohol test on her, maybe they lacked probable cause. the investigating officer, retired officer, came to the scene. retired officer said his buddy's wife who is friends with nadine menendez asked him to go to the scene. interesting. >> emily: certain amount of courtesy can be extended. the red flag to me with my armchair quarterbacking here is the fact an accident not by itself is deemed probable cause for possible intoxication, i understand that. if the officer has reason to believe alcohol may be involved, then they absolutely can administer a field test. it seems to me that was never pursued here. the notion of cell phone being addressed would have indicated, were you distracted driving, can i chk your phone to see if a text went through? i have questions and those questions were not followed up. what makes that difficult, this occurred two weeks before chri

, now nadine menendez, at the time nadine arslanian, needed a new vehicle.s is the damaged vehicle from the car accident we're looking at on screen, i can't describe -- yasmin, something obviously we've spent some time focusing on. that's kind of the connection to this, and we're wondering why she needed a vehicle at the time, and this is apparently as you can acutely see the reason why. this is her on police body worn camera camera, and presumably the office of attorney general is asking questions of bergen county prosecutors in the bogota police department, that's the police department that you see there on camera, they're asking questions about how this accident was handled. was it handled appropriately, were procedures followed. some of the questions they might be asking are the very questions we're asking of why or perhaps was there ever any request for the records from the vehicle that would have indicated speed at the time of the accident. were there any records requests sent, subpoenas for information from her cell phone to determine if she was on he

nadine arslanian doesn't get out of the car.fter a minute the car goes about 100 feet forward and pulls over to the side. there's no apparent effort to get out of the car to check on the man who is down in the street to see if he's okay or if he can talk. so the questions we had is was she using the phone at the time of the accident? texting, looking at something on the screen, talking to someone. second question, did she use that phone to call 911 after the accident or did that call come from someone else? third question was did she use that phone to call anyone else up to including her boyfriend at the time, senator menendez, to ask what to do. all of those questions were on our list for the prosecutor's office and they basically said submit a records request, which is ironic because at the same time we were asking for those records members of the state attorney general's office were there seizing all the records from the prosecutor's office and the sheriff's department regarding this accident so they can review it. so there's

and we have new details this morning about embattled new jersey senator bob menendez and his wife nadine. the two of course are already facing multiple federal charges including bribery and now there is this -- according to a police report, nadine menendez struck and killed a pedestrian in 2018. that is an incident that is mentioned in the indictment. we'll show you a bit of this, but we want to warn you the video may be disturbing because it does show her hitting a person, backing up, and then not checking on him after the crash. the "new york times" reports that she was never tested for drugs or alcohol and she was allowed to leave the scene. >> i just want to confirm that you do not want to give me your phone, correct? >> yes. >> and that is your statement that you were driving this way, the guy came from this way, and he ran into your vehicle? >> i jumped on my windshield. >> wow. let's bring in former prosecutor and current legal analyst for the law and crime network. thank you very much for being here. this crash, no charges. and there was no media attention. we should note this is

police determined nadine was not at fault. she was never charged, but video from a new jersey police car dash camera raised new questions. the video shows an officer talking to menendez. >> he jumped on my windshield. >> reporter: menendez declined to have her phone examined and was eventually released without police determining whether she had been under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the accident. police concluded there was no criminal conduct. the crash is referenced in the recent indictment that charges senator and mrs. menendez and three businessmen with bribery and extortion conspiracy. after the crash, prosecutors said nadine menendez texted one of the co-defendants about her lack of a car. months later prosecutors said she bought a $60,000 mercedes convertible with money supplied in exchange for the senator's intervention in a criminal case. court records said nadine menendez texted the senator, congratulations, we are the proud owners of a 2019 mercedes. guys, while the new jersey attorney general's

now, with the current indictment of nadine and bob menendez, beyond the tragedy of this man, the accident left his wife without a car, and two of the other men charged in the bribery scheme then offered to buy her a new mercedes in exchange for senator menendez' help. john mill ser here with more, and can you pick up this story now, if you will, from there. and what is the link between this tragic accident from years past and the indictment that they are facing now? >> well, it is a complicated web, but as you set it up, she needed a car. will hanna, the egyptian american businessman who was reaching out to menendez for favors for the egyptian government and also supplying allegedly half a million in cash and this new mercedes and other things over a period of years, he had another partner who was under investigation under the new jersey state attorney general, and he was looking to get nadine arslanian who would later marry the senator to intervene with the state attorney general, and he actually according to the indictment held a meeting with the federal prosecutor who he said, can we t

unfiltered view of gomentve >> live sunday, november 5 on in-depth, author and former aclu president nadine joins book tv to talk to and take calls about civil rights, free speech, censorship and more. she's the authoof defending pornography, hate, and the recently published free speech, what everyone needs to know, a guide to free speech law in the debate surrounding it. join the conversatn with your phone calls, facebook, and texts. in-depth live sunday, november 5 at noon eastern on book tv on c-span two. >> president biden met with the presidents of the european council and the european commission to discuss the israel-hamas conflict on the ongoing russia-ukraine war. the two european leaders are in the u.s. for a series of meetings with the president and other top and ministration officials. this morning, we are going to discuss the situation on the ground in israel and ukraine. i look forward to discussing the full potential of our partnership, including working together to have an energy transition to address aluminum imports with advanced progress in negotiations. and, to manage a p

so, nightlife, nadine, a.k.a. leggy menendez, killed a man with her benz, and police didn't breathalyzer, didn't ask her where she was going, where sh e was coming from. >> just let an ex-cop drive her home. leggy was treated better thanul hunter. would you get that treatment? >> and this death was buried for five years. >> so leggy needed a new whip and gold bar called the egyptian, and voila, a brand new mercedes convertible showed uw whipp in d bars driveway. so will this be enough to shame gold bar into resigning? probably not. he's not corrupt. h. >> he's just cuban. well, san francisco now has pirates. when >> generalized myasthenia >> generalized myasthenia gravis made my lifart. harder. >> but the picture started changing when i started on vive guard. >> this card is for adults >> this card is for adults gravis who are a.l.s.bi are e. ibody positivlity in a clinical trial, this can't significantly improve most participants ability to do daily activities when added daily activities when added ess.heir most

her attorney says, quote, this is a case of a tragic accident where nadine menendez was not at fault. it has nothing to do with the current allegations in the indictment. prosecutors say there was a connection. the federal indictment says two co-defendants helped buy her that new mercedes after the crash in exchange for interference in a criminal case. all those dieted pleaded not guilty or denied the charges. the latest development involving the crash not sitting well with some new jersey voters already weary of allegations surrounding the senator and his wife. >> now it looks shifty, definitely. looks like there was some protection going on possibly on the part of the police. >> how could he be possibly helping us when he's helping his self. >> reporter: here in hoboken and hudson county which menendez carried by 76% in 2018, voters like maria kelly who once supported him have had enough. >> he should step down. >> he should step down? >> right. he's got too much going on. >> trump gets his day in court. why can't he. >> reporter: it sounds to me like he's got your vote for now unti

nadine menendez's lawyer told "the new york times" quote, my understanding was this individual ran in front of her car and she was not at fault. unquote. joining us now is cnn's jonathan miller. according to the times, mrs. menendez was not tested for drinking or drugs after the crash. how unusual is it for police to not check for that after a deadly car accident. >> well, in the state of new jersey, to get a test like that in a motor vehicle accident, even one with a fatality, there has to be not probable cause but at least reasonable suspicion observed by the officer that the person might be in an intoxicated condition or on drugs. that would be slurred speech, unsteady on her feet, smell of alcohol on the breath, and police don't observe any of that at the scene according to their report, and when you look at the video, she's articulating the words clearly. she appears to be steady. so it's not something that they could have done absent one of those factors. >> a retired police officer arriving on the scene saying that his wife was friends with ms. menendez and was asking about any

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incidentally, the senator's wife, nadin menandez also said she's innocent. federals find about $500,000 in cash after searching menendez his home, including stacks of cash inside jacket pockets and blasent with his name. presumably his defense will be he was looking after it for donald trump. now a short history lesson. on october the 9th, 2009, the nobel committee stunned the world by giving barret obama the nobel peace prize. but why? here's why back then obama was just nine months into his presidency, and that meant he hadn't had time to do what his predecessors all did, namely start a new war. so what was the specific citation for obama's award? something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however, obama got back to the old ways, and not long afterwards, he had to reassure the world that our drone strikes, what every american president pretends to be irish, i've told you, our drone strikes are very, very accurate, how accurate? but you did civilians, didn't you? mr. obama? you know, occasionally

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incidentally, the senator's wife, nadine menandez also said that she's innocent. federal agents find about $500,000 in cash after searching menendez's home. including stacks of cash inside jacket pockets and blasent with his name. presumably his defense will be, he was looking after it for donald trump. now a short history lesson: on october the 9th 2009, the nobel committee stunned the world by giving barack obama the nobel peace prize. but why? here's why. back then, obama was just nine months into his presidency, and that meant he hadn't had time to do what his predecessors all did. namely start a new war. so what was the specific citation for obama's award? something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however obama got back to the old ways and not long afterwards he had to reassure the world that our drone strikes, what? every american president pretends to be irish. i've told you, our drone striks. very, very accurate. how accurate? but you did kill civilians, didn't you? mr. obama? you know, occasio

incidentally, the senator's wife, nadin menandez also said that she's innocent. federal agents find. about $500,000 in cash after searching menendez's home, including stacks of cash inside jacket pockets and blasent with his name. presumably his defense will be, he was looking after it for donald trump. now a short history lesson: on october the 9th, 2009, the nobel committee stunned the world by giving barack obama the nobel peace prize, but why? here's why, back then obama was just nice. months into his presidency, and that meant he hadn't had time to do what his predecessors all did, namely start a new war. so what was the specific citation for obama's award? something like this: the nobel prize goes to barack obama, basically for not being george w. bush. soon, however, obama got back to the old ways and not long afterwards, he had to reassure the world that our drone strikes, what every am... american president pretends to be irish, i've told you, our drone strikes are very, very accurate, how accurate, but you did kill civilians, didn't you, mr. obama, you

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this nadine? the number of people suffering from exercise addiction can only be guessed. experts assume there are a significant number of undetected optics among professional and amateur athletes. i was never able to just be myself and feel free in the life or even laugh, laugh who called to this little documentation about this condition as it has not yet classified as a disorder. some therapists and doctors are not even aware it exists. 5 of board was absolutely my drug. that's how it felt it was like getting high in the pipe. how. how do you deal with an addiction that is officially not even recognized the this is an ordinary morning in the license plate on the him all of us. it wasn't always like nice a splendid. i will spend all 5 get up already tense and tired and at the same time stressed by all the things i had planned, i was a full time student, had a job on the side and was also doing several hours, some sports every day had me and i was just been off while i also did tomorrow at the just

. >> police dash cam video shows an office questions nadine nez about 30 minutes after the fatal crash. >> why was the guy in the middle of the street? >> that is what we're trying to figure out. our job is to investigate everything that happens. that is what we're trying to do. obviously the more information -- >> i didn't do anything wrong. >> look, i understand. i understand. it does expedite our investigation when people can help us out. because if we can clear you from any wrongdoing, i want to get you home and comfortable and not here anymore. you get what i'm saying? nothing against you. before you go, i just want to confirm that you do not want to give me your phone and that is your same that you were driving this way, the guy came from this way and he ran into your vehicle. >> he jumped on my windshield, yes. >> the crash was ruled an accident but it left nadine menendez without a car. according to the federal indictment, a new mercedes was given to her as a replacement for this car following the accident after the senator agreed to interfere in two criminal cases. >>> 27 year

and nadine, my friend, nadine is nodding her head and i was going to give her a shout out anyway, but she is nodding her head because she embodies this. it's so hard every day for me to actually read all the major networks. but i do, it's my kind of obligation as a citizen to try to hear across the world. no law can enforce this. this has to come from within. but if we stop talking to each other, and again, this is the spirit of these amendments and these rules apply only against the government. ok. but the culture of freedom of speech, it's an amazing newspaper, culture in america and people are actually reading opposing newspapers and we're not doing that so much anymore. but at our best we have and we did and yes, there was a civil war afterward and that should be sobering to us. but i would say, you know, if you are an american exception, we put the thing to a vote, not 1776 but 1787. we didn't throw the critics off the island. we listened to them and then we allowed repression again. but we elected a lincoln who very much actually who wins because of debates, open debates. they'r

>> the video is from a security camera that's a distance away, but it shows nadine's car coming intorame and the pedestrian being struck by it and then her stopping. for a period of time. after he's hit with him lying in the street. so you can see him lying in the street just about center screen down from the top. and her car remains there for about a minute. she doesn't get out of the car. she doesn't check on him. we don't know what's going on in that car. if she's calling 911. if she's calling someone else. if she's watching. a minute goes by and she moves the car up several car lengths, about 100 feet, then waits there, as far as we can tell from the video, for police to arrive. so there's certainly some unanswered questions there. >> the car accident as you know is referenced in the federal indictment against the senator and his wife because it left nadine menendez without a car. how could the new details emerging now about the accident play into the federal corruption charges case? >> well, it's actually probably the other way around, wolf. in that this was a sleeping tiger. th

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show some of it from the police in new jersey showing nadine hitting and killing a p.e.d. in pedestrian, not at fault for the crash, menendez' lawyer said a tragic accident unrelated to her current charges. hinted at inside the indictment. and also i think the reason why they got a new car, which is mentioned in the indictment, which she texts harry husband about. a gift car. >> a gift. >> this is extraordinary. is this -- when you watch this video, saw this play out what do you see? >> what happens is, just separating the two. right? what the defense will say in temples of the indictment, because that's relevant now. she has to, ms. menendez in addition to other co-defendants, the senator have to fight the indictments. how does this past thing play into that? at relates to hur conduct in terms of the hit-and-run make judgments with, did she do the right thing? should she have been charged analyzed for blood, alcohol, anything else? make all of those arguments. defense will say, look, she was not charged. the police made a determination she should be let go. the reality wa

the by—election was triggered when nadine dorries, who was the conservative mp, quit, and in realityeps coming through the door. yeah, we have. for me personally, i think the issues are crime. too much building going on, really. and not enough— infrastructure being put in. cost of living. change is good. so maybe a new mp will bring new ideas. a big factor is how much appetite there is for change and who represents it. in other byelections that have seen big majorities overturned, the focus has largely been on two parties. here, both labour and the liberal democrats are insisting they're the ones to beat the conservatives and so all three are throwing everything at this seat. add in all the other candidates who are standing and this becomes an entirely unpredictable race. alex forsyth there. and you can find a list of all the candidates standing in tamworth and in mid bedfordshire on the bbc news website.

leÓn: el informe del diario new york timesagrega que nadine no enfrentÓ cargos porque la policÍa determinÓ su auto mercedes benz quedÓ daÑado. la misma marca del vehÍculo que la pareja habrÍa recibido como supuesto soborno. paulina: fabiola galindo nos tiene mÁs detalles. fabiola: confundida, asustada ynegando haber hecho algo malo, asÍ lucÍa nadinde, la entonces novia de el senador bob menÉndez luego de atropellar a un peatÓn en new jersey. ocurre una noche de diciembre en 2018 mientras nadinde menÉndez conducÍa su coche mercedes del aÑo. reportÓ la policÍa no haber visto al peatÓn que segÚn ella cruzÓ la pista sin tener paso peatonal. [habla en inglÉs] fabiola: el accidente no tuvo atenciÓn mediÁtica hace cinco aÑos, pero hoy se vincula a la investigaciÓn federal en la que se acusa a los menÉndez de recibir sobornos como un auto mercedes de 2019 luego que el suyo quedÓ destrozado. hoy el senador menÉndez reaccionÓ diciendo: [habla en inglÉs] fabiola: una interrogante es si menÉndez, a quien se acusa de usar su influencia para favorecer a empresarios, tambiÉn tratÓ de intervenir en este i

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senator meeting with egyptian government and military officials alongside co-defendants, his wife nadineyptian business man. dealings reveal a corrupt triangle in which an intelligence official made requests to senator menendez through nadine. as former chairman of the foreign senate relations committee, menendez had influence on arm sales and financing to egypt. prosecutors say menendez, the former chairman of the senate foreign relations committee wielded influence to ensure military arms and financing flowed to egypt, gave egypt highly sensitive information on the number and nationalities of staff working at the u.s. embassy in cairo and secretly ghost wrote a letter on behalf of egypt to convince u.s. senators to release $300 million in aid. menendez insists he's innocent. >> those charges are absurd. >> reporter: a new poll finds 70% of new jersey voters say menendez should resign. 30 democratic senators think he should also. but chuck shumer has not called on him to step down. >> i don't get involved in what happens in this kind of thing. >> reporter: in a new statement today, sena

messages review officials made requests of senator menendez through hana and nadine.mmittee wielded his influence to ensure military, arms, and financing slowed to egypt. gave egypt highly sensitive information on the numbers and nationalities of staff working at the u.s. embassy in cairo and secretly ghost wrote a letter on behalf of egypt to try to convince u.s. senators to release $300 million in aid. menendez insists he's innocent, calling the new charge "absurd," writing in part "the facts haven't changed. the government is engaged in primitive hunting by which the president or chases its prey until it's exhausted and then kills it." this tactic won't work." a new poll finds 70% of new jersey voters believe senator menendez should resign. more than 30 democratic senators are also calling on him to step down but chuck schumer is not one of them, he has yet to call for his resignation. this trial is set to start may 6. if convicted of all four charges, he bases up to 50 years behind bars. >> charles: thank you very much, bryan llenas. the seven border, sources tell

egyptian military and intelligence officials made requests of senator menendez through hannah and nadineexchange for hundreds of thousands in gold bars and cash. as chairman of the foreign relations committee senator menendez had unique influence over ultimately approving foreign military sales and financing to egypt. prosecutors allege that between 2018 and 2022 menendez insured that military aid kept flowing to egypt and gave egypt sensitive information on the number an nationalities of staff working at the u.s. embassy in cairo and ghost wrote a letter on behalf of egypt to u.s. senators to release aid and lobbied to help egypt build a dam over the nile river. menendez insists he was not a foreign agent and that he is innocent. there was in new poll that found 70% of voters here in new jersey believe that he should resign immediately. it's more than 30 senate democrat senators are saying he should also step down. but the senate majority leader chuck schumer has not said a word about whether he should resign. he hasn't said he should at all, harris. we expect him to be arraigned on the

nadine menendez was driving alone when she struck and killed a pedestrian, 49-year-old richard coop. at the time, bergen county police concluded she was not at fault, allowing her to leave the scene without a sobriety test or police summons. >> he jumped on my windshield. >> the victim's family now asking questions, after last month's sprawling federal bribery charges against the senator and his wife allege that two of the codefendants in the case, quote, offered and then helped to buy a new $60,000 mercedes-benz convertible, in exchange for the senator's influence. >> do you have any comment on that? >> that was a tragic accident. >> reporter: lawyers for menendez say their client was not at fault, did not violate any laws, and was, therefore, not charged with any crimes. the fact of the accident has nothing to do with the allegations in the current indictment against her. the move by the new jersey attorney general's office to reopen the case just the latest twist in mounting legal peril for the powerful democrat, accused of accepting gold bars and cash in an illegal effort to help

both seats were held by conservative mps until nadine dorries and chris pincher stepped down. hours of tomorrow morning. the covid inquiry has seen text messages where rishi sunak was referred to as "dr death" by one of the government's most senior science officers. the comment was made after he launched the eat out to help out scheme in 2020. another expert, professorjohn edmunds, said encouraging people to go to restaurants had sent the wrong signal about public behaviour. the rmt union says its members — working for 14 train companies — have voted overwhelmingly to carry on with strikes in the next six months, in their dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. you're live with bbc news. the other big story we are tracking very closely on bbc news... police in scotland say a woman has died after being swept into a river in glen esk near brechin as storm babet begins battering the uk with rain and strong winds. hundreds of people are being advised to leave their homes tonight in parts of scotland as the storm hits bringing what may be unprecedented rainfall. a red weather warnin