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washington to israel used in this rate to try and affect israeli tactics on the ground. after the interview with cnn from president biden, what we have seen is a very sharp republican backlashashington. in the last hour or so some key republican senators who see themselves as closely allied israel have sharply criticized president biden, saying that this is in their words outrageous. but democrats for the most part stand behind the president. one i spoke to just outside the senate foreign relations committee in the last couple hours saying that she fully backed what president biden was doing because she said the numbers of women and children killed by the israelis in gaza. in the end, what this goes back to his a call that president biden made it to prime minister netanyahu a month ago in which he effectively threatened to withdraw arms supplies if that operation into rafah went ahead. remember the numbers of civilians, many of them living in tents there, and the u.s. has reached a point where it is try to stave off a foreground offensive, and so it has to look -- a full ground offensive, and so it is delivered on that one in the phone call, to start miting some arms of lif

in washington, republican lawmakers put the chancellor along with the presidents of rutgers and northwestern on the hot seat for allegedly not doing enough to combat the rise in anti-semitism. natalie brand reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: the wave of pro-palestinian demonstrations that spread across college campuses nationwide took center stage on capitol hill thursday. >> the goal is to engage with students to the extent possible. >> reporter: house republicans pressed northwestern university president michael schill about jewish students' claims that encampment protesters harassed them. >> i'm asking the question, you're required to answer. isn't it true that a jewish northwestern student was assaulted? >> we are investigating those allegations. >> reporter: committee chair republican virginia foxx criticized schill as well as rutgers president jonathan holloway for negotiating with students to disband the encampments. >> you should be doubly ashamed for capitulating to the anti-semitic rule breakers. >> the battle against anti-semitism, against bigotry in all of its forms must be

and as us support for israel has fiercely divided the american public, hydro castro alger 0, washington republican controls us congressional committee held the latest of a series of hearings on campus protests in solidarity with garza, several university presidents for grill, the alleged anti semitism on campus 12 bundles has moved that. thank you madam chair. it was clear from the very beginning that the hearing would be about hurling accusations rather than finding facts. all of your universities have been hot beds pervasive anti semitism, no matter how hard the college presidents tried to explain their actions in dealing with campus protests. republicans cut them off not even waiting for responses to their own question. and the fact tuition is really consult. students were not consulted. jewish and is really students were not consulted exactly idea that remained exactly the back. the goal to do buyers is a striking that you decide to negotiate. i sweetheart deal with problem. our students, university presidents displayed patients but some near their limits under the verbal garage and i really h

washington. house republicans got a first hand look at an encampment at george washington university wednesday. we're seeing these protests spring up all across the united states. we're hearing from jewish students that they don't feel safe across the country. there are concerns about outside agitators interfering with peaceful demonstrations. i noticed some of them were students. their faces did look familiar, and there were certainly people there who were not students. they almost seem like professional burglars, which made it even more scary because they don't have anything to lose. the biden administration says it supports lawful protest and condemns hateful speech. we are also going to call out any type of anti-semitism that we are hearing, that we are seeing the hate pro-palestinian protesters are standing firm. we plan to be here until our demands are met, no matter what domestic and foreign policy challenges taking center stage on campuses and on capitol hill. and republicans are also seeking to launch investigations into anti-semitism on college campuses. marcus. all right. and thanks.

in washington , the republican national committee found vials of blood addressed to trump a few hoursarters, after which everyone in the building was evacuated. dc police. started an investigation. one of the most dynamically developing medical networks in russia, the mother and child group of companies has opened a new hospital in moscow. there will be highly qualified medical care for children and adults under the control of the latest equipment using the latest scientific developments. report by alena ragozina. there are balloons and a festive atmosphere at the reception. the opening of a new hospital fits seamlessly between. surgeries for routine admission of patients. the multidisciplinary clinic is already open 24 hours a day. we started working quite recently. we already have very interesting patients. we have identified a critical heart defect, and she has already been sent to hospital for valve replacement. investments the mother and child medical group turned an abandoned unfinished building in moscow on eight floors with an extra thousand square meters into an ultra-modern

the republicans chairman of the house judiciary committee in washington, republican , congressman jim jordan, has opened an investigation of her n in washington as well. and has subpoenaed her, and is p now threatening to hold her in contempt of congress, threatening to put her in jail. and now two republican u.s. senators are jumping in as well. senators ron johnson and chuck grassley. just announcing a few days ago that they too are going to openc a new investigation of this georgia prosecutor, fani willis. this time opening this investigation in the united states senate. they have created a maelstrom of political harassment and pressure, bringing it down to bear on this one prosecutor like a laser. because she brought this case against someone of their party. who has political power. this is republicans using their political power to try to shut off the legal system, to try to shut off the rule of law here so it cannot be used against their guy, against trump. and yes, they also found themselves a hook. burton wheeler, back in the '40s, he got the prosecutor taken down when he was

and i have a lot of friends who are washington republicans.arties have gone so extreme, brian. somehow we've got to bring the grand old party and make it grand again and make the democrat party responsible again and i think they both lost their ways and they're just listening to their own chatter here in washington but none of this makes sense. are. rachel: democrat senator joe manchin laying out the identity crisis within his own party. the red state lawmaker who is not running again says he warned the president about the problem as it could cause them to lose to donald trump be. pete: senior fellow victor davis hanson joins us now. so great to have you on a sun you day morning. thanks for being here. what do you make of this? he's trying to impugn both parties but it feels like it's only one party and the democrats decided to give into their extreme base and therefore someone like him doesn't recognize that party. >> yes, for someone so independent, it's so sad that he's so disingenuous. if you look at what bill clinton said in '92 and '96 a

and i have a lot of friends that are washington republicans. the parties have gone so extreme, brian, and somehow we have got to bring the grand ole party and make it grand again and make the democrat party responsible again. i think they both lost their ways. they are listening to their own chatter here in washington. none of this makes sense. >> brian: all right. that's a little bit more with joe manchin coming up this weekend. now this: oh the irony. president biden unraveling title 9 protections and refusing to keep biological men out of women's sports but making this declaration. >> it matters to girls and women, finally seeing themselves represented. we need to support women's sports. >> brian: right, by letting men play. riley gaines sounds off next. and country music superstar scotty mccreery will perform live on "fox & friends." i remember before he could shave. ♪ ♪ i'm feeling it ♪ . [door creaks open] [ominous music] (♪) [ding] meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals are just for likes, try one you'll actually like. “the

what would have what would the case today if people in washington, republican strategists like you and democratic strategists, were saying, well, you know, we need less exposure to china because that's making us too vulnerable and. the chinese government, we're making it as attractive as it was in nineties. then we would have a problem. they are actually helping an extraordinary confluence events, but absolutely just to stay on sort of our alliances, not only in europe but in asia. just following up on that question, you just answered and then i'm going to get the ambassador in before we turn it over to the audience. i was actually quite pleasantly surprised and very of orcus whenever the deal was announced. it, of course, did cause a lot of heart palpitations for some members in europe who are not a part of orcus. but is that the kind of ally and building that you would encourage a trump term to to do or do you actually think it was counterproductive to by not including more in europe? well, i think the french would say was deeply unproductive and and disloyal, but we have reached the

>> well, it syncing, they were talking about this today just hours ago, jake and washington republicansejected said flat out, no to the opportunity to help start stabilizing the war. let's shut down the border right now we have an influx of people that is unmanageable and unsustainable in the state of new york. and another state? well, so we recognize we need sensible common sense immigration laws and the republicans know that if we can do this, it'll be a win for joe biden. that's exactly why the first time this came up. president, former president trump wait in and said to republicans that he controls in the house and the senate do not support this bipartisan bill because it'll be a win for joe biden and we don't want that just examine what that's all about and happened again today. >> suddenly, number of democrats voted against it to something that's good for our country. something that the majority of americans want. and certainly the majority of new yorkers want the ability to stop fentanyl from coming over our borders. the ability to beef up the border patrol, not just on the sout

. >>> here in washington, house republicans are bracing for another mutiny against their leader fromference's far right. this time congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is threatening to move ahead with a vote to remove house speaker mike johnson using the same procedure that ousted kevin mccarthy. but this time, johnson has an unlikely ally. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes," our norah o'donnell sits down with house democratic leader hakeem jeffries. >> reporter: nine months after getting the job of speaker, republican kevin mccarthy of california got dumped by the far-right wing of his party following three weeks of paralysis, mike johnson of louisiana took his place. >> i want to thank you all for the trust that you have instilled in me. >> reporter: after he worked with democrats to pass the foreign aid bill that included $61 billion for ukraine, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who opposed it, said she will follow through with a threat to oust him. jeffries told us he works to find common ground with the other side of the aisle, and at least one republic

washington, d.c. just wants to keep going and keep going. and you know what happened? that's why republicans lost the mid terms in 2018. and nancy pelosi became speaker. republicans didn't fight. they allowed the russia hoax and then what happened when democrats took over the house? it was impeachment number one and the entire war against president trump continued and that war on president trump is the war on the same voters today that are ready to go and vote for that man in november and put him in the white house in january. and that's exactly what is happening. he's winning poll after poll after poll because he's the only one fighting while republicans in the house and republicans in washington continue to cave and be part of the union party. -- of the uniparty. mitch mcconnell has 56% approval rating for a reason and that's because he's caved to the democrats and continued the disgusting business model in washington, d.c. that thrives on forever wars and thrives on building a bigger government and taking away the freedom bit by bit by bit of americans. republican voters in america, ameri

and in washington, republicans lined up to condemn the president for his "interference" in israel's ware one thing — this is all about president biden and lloyd austin trying to take over the war from israel. i've got one message for israel — don't let them do it. tragically, joe biden has been the greatest friendj to hamas and hezbollah - that there is on planet earth. now, those sound like - extraordinary statements. what are the facts? the biden administration is sending money right now to gaza. _ many of us said, "if you send the money to gaza, it - will be seized by hamas." what happened? the first shipment came in and, - boom, immediately seized by hamas, exactly like we said. but they are combining it - with blocking weapons to israel. i'm joined by? brian katulis, senior fellow at the middle east institute. maybe i could to start with the first of all. just to make clear to our viewers will a seismic step this is because the united states has never done this before. they have never done this before. they have never suspended weapons not since the 1980s, and there is a law, a con

back here in washington, house republicans are pushing to hold attorney general merrick garland in contemptcongress. that's because of garland's refusal to hand over audio recordings of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur, who declined to recommend charges and biden's classified documents case. the justice department released transcripts from that interview, but today, the president exerted executive privilege over the recordings. turning to the israel-hamas war, desperately needed humanitarian aid could soon be on its way to the people of gaza, as the u.s. military has finished building a floating peer just off shore. and tonight, we are hearing heartbreaking accounts from american medics, bearing witness to the horrors of the war and its most innocent victims. here is cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: with the massive u.s. military constructed p are now in position, hundreds of tons of desperately-needed aid will start arriving in gaza in a matter of days. at the eight can't come soon enough for the almost 2 million displaced and for those facing famine. but for 10-y

i also wanted to get your thoughts on what we've heard from washington, the republican lawmakers, they have threatened to sanction the i c. c. at the same time, secretary of state blinking have said that he will work with congress to formulate what he has called an appropriate response. should the court be worried about any type. busy act by the united states to punish it for this decision. as well for me is the watching to be worried that one country is threatening to press a use judges or prosecutor for doing the job. i think that is worry mr . ok, but we appreciate your time tonight. looks like we've lost the signal there, but we appreciate that's louise moreno o'campo, the 1st the chief prosecutor at the i c. c. thank you mr. what happened? all right, to iran now where the 1st of several funeral ceremonies for president, abraham are easy. that's taking place. crowds of mourners filled the streets of the city of top. reese near the sides, where, where you see and his entourage died up, their helicopter went down in heavy fog. on sunday, later, a funeral procession brought the coffin

here in washington, house republicans are bracing for another mutiny against their leader from the conference's right. this time, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is threatening to move ahead with the vote to remove house speaker mike johnson using the same procedure that ousted kevin mccarthy. but this time, johnson has an unlikely ally. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes," our norah o'donnell sits down with house democratic leader hakeem jeffries. >> norah: nine months after getting the job of speaker, republican kevin mccarthy of california got dumped by the far right wing of his party. following three weeks of paralysis, mike johnson of louisiana took his place. >> i want to thank you all for the trust that you have instilled in me. >> norah: after he worked with democrats to pass the foreign aid bill that included $61 billion for ukraine, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who opposed it, said she will follow through with the threat to oust him. jeffries told us he works to find common ground with the other side of the aisle, and at least one republican who might

and we heard ... harsh criticism from republican lawmakers of the protesters, and chants from the protesters themselves, who were saying, hands away from washington, i suggest listening to the direct speech of republican legislators. this is what george washington university students deal with every day. their educational process is violated, it is disrespectful. there is jewish students who have come up to me and who fear for their safety because of comments that ... aggressively support security on campus and the surrounding area, that needs to be addressed. we bless israel, the people who bless israel must be blessed. we support israel, our greatest ally. and today , president biden was asked if he thought the national guard should be used to deal with the protests, and he said no. thank you oleksii, it was my colleague oleksii kovalenko from george washington university. us president joe biden on thursday in north carolina, one of the states that could decide the fate of the 2024 presidential election . there he first met with the families of four police officers. killed this week in the line of duty. the topic of control over the circulation

. >>> back here in washington, house republicans are pushing to hold attorney general merrick garlandcontempt of congress. that's because of garland's refusal to hand over audio recordings of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur, who declined to recommend charges in biden's classified documents case. the justice department released transcripts from that interview, but today the president asserted executive privilege over the recordings. >>> tonight parts of texas and louisiana are facing possibly life-threatening flash flooding from another round of extreme rain. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> good evening. heavy thunderstorms and heavy rain becoming a major concern now and through the weekend along the gulf coast. you notice this area with a high risk highlighted in red. that means a significant threat for some flooding. even areas from alexandria back toward dallas could experience some flooding. but what does that mean, a high risk? well, how about this stat? high-risk days, they happe

washington. the republicans toiled, control us. congressional committee held the latest in a series of hearings on campus protests and solidarity with guns. several university presidents with grill the alleged anti semitism on campus from reynolds hospital. thank you madam chair. it was clear from the very beginning that the hearing would be about hurling accusations rather than finding facts. all of your universities have been hot beds, a pervasive anti semitism, no matter how hard the college presidents tried to explain their actions in dealing with campus protests. republicans cut them off, not even waiting for responses to their own question on the fact, tuition is really consult. students were not consulted. jewish and is really students were not consulted exactly idea that raymond, exactly, we're back the call to do buyers is striking that you decide to negotiate a sweetheart. deal with promo students. university presidents displayed patients but some near their limits under the verbal garage. i really hope part of the time what my jobs are republicans repeatedly demanded. the universities i

after poll after poll because he's the only one fighting while republicans in the house and republicans in washington continue to cave and be part of the uni party. mitch mcconnell has a 6% approval rating for a reason. that's because he's caved to the democrats and continued the disgusting business model in washington, d.c., that thrives on forever wars and thrives on building a bigger government and taking away the freedoms bit by bit by bit of americans. republican voters in america, americans all together, gave republicans the house. they gave us the house in 2022. you want to know why? because they were fed up with the democrat agenda that is destroying this country. wide open borders. an economy that's crashing. freedoms being stolen. covid shutdowns. all the horrors that happened when joe biden took the white house and democrats took full control. that's why we won the house in 2022. but what have we done with it? what are we giving republican voters to vote for? president trump is the reason why people are going to turn out in november. and i'm here fighting every single day to push my party

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washington dc to across the country. , coming up friday morning we lita aid to israel, inflation, and the economy, and congressional news of the day, first with north carolina democratic congressman wiley n and then tennessee republicangressman tim burgess. c-span's washingtonal. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> friday on c-span, the house is back at 9:00 a.m. eastern to consider a resolution that condemns efforts to defund the police. the measure also expresses condolences and appreciation to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. on c-span2, homeland se secretary alejandra mayorkas joins the environmental club an. that is at 12:40 p.m. eastern. watch our live coverage on the free c-span now vide app, or online at c-span.org. >>yearc-span celebrates order. 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been yoy so, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of governnt taking you to where the policy is bated and decided, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> congressman matt and other members of the house freedom caucus traveled to new york and t

predictably perhaps republicans in washington have laid into this. use speaker mike johnson and the leader of the republican senate mitch mcconnell have written to president biden to say this puts daylight between the us and its key ally, israel. they want answers by the end of the week about how this was communicated and how the review is being carried out, which part of government is doing it and fundamentally if there will be an end point to this pause on the weapons shipments. all of that being said, there is also a practical point here which is the american assessment that israel has everything it would want anyway to carry out an invasion of rafah so it probably wouldn't make practical difference in that sense but this is much more about the pressure that it puts on prime minister netanyahu from the biden administration to try to get to that point where the americans are trying to stop a full—scale ground offensive on rafah. meanwhile, the us says no aid has yet passed through the newly reopened kerem shalom aid point, and israeli forces remain

primary as the final stop before washington. >> this republican primary coming up on tuesday is reallyican senate majority is still far from certain. bret, there is new polling out this week in four different battleground states which shows senate democratic candidates are leading their republican rivals and in some cases also out performing president biden in those polls. bret? >> bret: mark meredith live in aal police, we will have all those results tonight here on fox. >> these polls are stuck in the ditch and have been that way for a while. the president is doing terrible with voters under 30, and with black voters, which are pretty key to this whole equation. right now, it's not looking that promising. drawing these huge crowds and it's quite concerning out there. >> bret: democratic strategist james carville and as you are looking at the new jersey crowds there from the rally in new jersey for former president trump this past weekend. meantime, the headlines across the country trump leads biden in five key swing states as voters worry about economy, israel hamas war. polling sets

washington. >> california republicans are doubling down on fears of rising crime as they try to get voters to the convention in burlingame, they decided to back a proposed tough on crime ballot measure. it would create harsher penalties for repeat shoplifters and fentanyl dealers. it's mostly funded by retail giants like walmart and target, and has the backing of democrats, including the mayors of san francisco and san jose. they republicans best hope at statewide office. senate candidate steve garvey did not show for this weekend's convention, which ended today. the conference featured speeches by former president trump's daughter in law law, lara trump and south dakota governor kristi noem. noem made headlines after writing in her book about shooting and killing her dog, leadership for the california democratic party also met this weekend, putting their power behind several other measures proposed for the november ballot. party leaders backed a plan to make it easier to pass new taxes and bonds to fund affordable housing. they're also endorsing a contentious measure that would end bans on rent

, how are republicans trying to take advantage of this female it's the big hearing and investigation, one that focuses on how the district of columbia how to feel tonight with george washingtonlicans are highlighting democratic fractures. >> this is radicalized far left democratic party that joe biden owns today it's about lawlessness, anarchy and attacking a most precious ally israel and hurley anti-somatic slurs against anti-jewish against physical harassment and physicals on assault against jewish students. >> among democrats as they try to sort out what's happening on campus democrats hope this die down as summer break approaches. republicans contend president biden should have done more to quash anti-semitism. >> he needs to show leadership. you cannot allow to have lawlessness in our country and intimidation. today jewish students tomorrow christians than the day after tomorrow will be all of us. liberals like jamaal bowman say college campuses are being militarized but top jewish democrats are turning to law enforcement there were threats against synagogues in new york. >> the fear and trauma when they have to be evacuated stays with the congregants and people they go

republicans are saying the effort is worse than doing nothing. they pressed the point it is all a political gimmick to boost vulnerable democrats in an election year. live from washington, d.c., in the battle to secure the border on this day, i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." for now a second time the legislation all but certain to fail. republican senator james langford who helped negotiate the original bill is now joining other gop senators who are against it. >> we wrote it to be a bill to try to actually solve the problem and say let's figure out what can be the solution. >> senator schumer and president biden think the american people are stupid. they think they can pull the wool over their eyes. >> in is a political stunt. you have chuck schumer doing this because they are hurting. they know that the open border is the number one issue with the american people. >> harris: we just saw senator marsha blackburn of the great state of tennessee on with me yesterday. she criticized president biden for not taking executive action to make america safe by handling the border disaster. here is reaction from the white house. >> why should he have to d

around the washington area, people register as a republican or democrat. it would be nice if somebody do a study of some of the local universities around the country -- george washington, georgetown, what have you -- say look at the journalism faculty or the law school faculty, or the literature faculty. is there diversity of thought there? instead they got hung up on diversity of rigor great, great grand parents were born. were they born in mexico, in france, in the philippines? ideologically, they should ask themselves, if all of my faculty or 90% of my faculty in key areas is left-wing, am i giving my students a broad base of opinion? the answer is, with a few exceptions around the country -- it is overwhelming. it affects what they are telling the kids. in general, if i had to stereotype, the democrat, the left-wing is filled with unhappy people who don't like america. the statistics will show that they are unhappy. because they are unhappy, they encourage fundamental changes or revolution in the united states. if you think about it, we are the envy of

washington. democrats joined republicans in an overwhelming vote to defeat a motion to remove house speaker mike johnson from his leadership position. >> to be vacant. [ booing ] >> you can hear it. republican congress wan marjorie taylor greene was met with boos after she filed that motion to vacate the chair. green wanted to remove speaker johnson after he helped pass several bipartisan bills including a foreign aid package with funds for ukraine. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. talenti salted caramel truffle layers, with creamy salted caramel gelato. -bradley. -it's cookies. -i can see the cookies, the jar is see-through. -i knew that. -i knew you knew that. talenti. raise the jar. sfx: [birds chirping] for nourished, lightweight hair, the right ingredients make all the difference. new herbal essences sulfate free is now packed with plant-based ingredients your hair will love. like pure aloe. and camellia flower oil. and none of the things it won't. hair feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. plant power you can feel. new herbal essences sulfate free. when your gut is

meanwhile in washington, house republicans voted to pass a bill to reverse president biden's freeze on sending a shipment of weapons to israel as it plans to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. democrats are calling the bill a political stunt by republicans, as president biden defies the will of congress with his use of executive privilege. >> he is brazen, doing so by withholding congressionally mandated aid. >> everything it calls for. the administration is already doing. and it is just yet another example of the republicans using israel and anti-semitism for their own political purposes every day. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will not take up the legislation. the white house has already said the president will veto the bill if it makes it to his desk. >> our time now is 705. israel defended its military actions in gaza at a hearing with the united nations top court, and an israeli official said they're taking the action to avoid harming civilians as they carry out a military offensive in rafah in the southern gaza area. >> that is why there has not bee

washington. democrats joined republicans in an overwhelming vote to defeat a motion to remove house speaker mikenson from his leadership position. >> to be vacant -- [boos] >> norah: you can hear it. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene was met with boos after she filed that motion to vacate the chair. greene wanted to remove spear johnson after he helped pass several bipartisan bills, including a foreign aid package with funds for ukraine. major cities across the u.s. have been battling an expensive problem for the last several years: organized retail theft. in 2022 alone, the losses added up to more than $100 billion. well, now, new york city is cracking down on these operations that buy stolen goods in bulk and then resell it for a huge profit. here is cbs's lilia luciano. >> reporter: we've all seen the videos of flash mobs and smash-and-grabs targeting popular chain stores. now police say some of those thefts could be fueling the organized retail crime. >> they were doing this to make money. >> reporter: manhattan district attorney alvin bragg announced recovering a million dolla

washington, d.c. marjorie taylor greene, an extreme maga republican -- and extreme maga republicans are chaos agents. house democrats are change agents. we will continue to govern in a reasonable, responsible and result-oriented fashion and put people over politics all day, and every day. questions? i issued a statement in connection with what happened today, the vote to speak for itself. it was a vote of conscience. it was overwhelming. it was decisive. and we need to move forward as congress to solve problems for everyday americans. reporter: obviously the majority leader -- did you talk about that? mr. jeffries: have not had a conversation, no. earlier today at the statue unveiling. reporter: would democrats ask for any commitment on priorities you have to help on a vote? mr. jeffries: house democrats will continue to solve problems for everyday americans, to put people over politics, as we once again did today, and to make life better for the american people. that's our commitment. that's what we've done from the very beginning of the 118th congress. that's what we're going to continue to do unti

meanwhile, in washington, house republicans voted to pass a bill to reverse president biden's freeze on sending a shipment of weapons to israel as it plans to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. democrats are calling the bill a political stunt by republicans, as president biden defies the will of congress with his use of executive privilege. >> he is brazenly doing so by withholding congressionally mandated aid. >> everything it calls for, the administration is already doing, and it is just yet another example of the republicans using israel and anti-semitism for their own political purposes. >> every day you can see senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will not take up the legislation. >> the white house has already said president biden would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. >> well, a woman is in jail facing felony assault charges for what police are calling an unprovoked attack at a store in san francisco. surveillance video shows the victim walking into the kansas food market in potrero hill tuesday afternoon. moments later, another woman enters and be

meanwhile, in washington, house republican voted to pass a bill to reverse president biden's freeze on sending a shipment of weapons to israel as it plans to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. democrats are calling the bill a political stunt by republicans, as president biden defies the will of congress with his use of executive privilege. >> he is brazenly doing so by withholding congressionally mandated aid. >> everything it calls for. the administration is already doing. and it is just yet another example of the republicans using israel and anti-semitism for their own political purposes. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will not take up the legislation. the white house has already said that the president will veto the bill if it makes it to his desk. >> israel defended its military operations in gaza at a hearing with the united nations top court, with an israeli official saying they are taking steps to avoid harming civilians as they carry out a military offensive in the southern city of rafah. >> that is why there has not been a large scale assault on r