>> cecily aguilar. >> cecily aguilar was robinson 's 22-year-old girlfriend.band. aguilar worked at a local gassed asian, but had a side business on social media, posting receive pictures of herself for quick cash. >> reporter jasmine caldwell learned from court records that aguilar told investigators pretty much the same story as robinson's. the >> night of april 22nd, she was at her home with aaron robinson. didn't know anything about the disappearance of vanessa guillen. >> but that was adding up for investigators. in court documents, the laid out an entire scenario of vanessa's disappearance using cell phone analysis. military reporter healy says the documents reveal revealed a night vanessa when missing there were multiple calls between aguilar and robinson. that seemed odd, because they both said they were together all night, at home. and the phones were both there? his and hers? >> right, yes. >> aguilar told investigators she could explain those calls. >> the reason he called her multiple times is because she couldn't find her phone and he was helping

aguilar: thank you. professorship hero, we talk in this committee room about our local officials, election administrators, many of them who are struggling with resource issues and some of them have received threats over the past few election cycles as well. can you describe what could happen to communities of color if basic and essential voting rights legislations are gutted in response -- regular gutted in response. that some of those local election officials might struggle based on the interpretation of these theories? prof. shapiro: every decision a local election official makes that involves discretion could be second-guessed and litigated in federal court. even where those particular decisions have been affirmed or ratified by state court. in pennsylvania in 20 there was litigation about whether or not county clerks could have drop boxes and voters could put their mail-in ballots in. the pennsylvania supreme court concluded the statute should be interpreted to allow those drop boxes at the discretio

january six committee member pete aguilar joins me tonight. plus -- >> i believe there is some criminal activity involved here. >> new details on the wrong desantis migrant scandal. and what the republican senate candidate in georgia -- when it comes to charity. when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. donald trump just had one of the worst legal days of his entire life, which is saying something. and it comes amidst a set of ex alerting threats from local, state, and federal law enforcement. so, last, night the 11th circuit court of appeals, as we have reported, issued a pretoria reeling against the ex president, overruling a previous decision, widely criticized by a trump appointed district judge, saying the department of justice can resume using the 100 classified documents seized from trump's home in florida, in their investigation into his handling of the sensitive materials. doj has said this is linked to possible traction of justice and espionage act violations. also yesterday, new york attorne

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hari: aguilar graduated last spring from northern virginia community college. first semester -- in her first semester at george mason university, and is part of unique partnership called advance. the goal of the program is to help students like aguilar who want to earn a bachelor's degree but may face passenger -- may face challenges getting there. jennifer: i did not think i would be attending george mason. it feels unreal. right out of high school i wanted to go to college but i couldn't even afford community college. i started working at various restaurants and it got to a point where i told myself, i need to do something with my life, i want to get an education. i've always had a dream of becoming a psychologist. hari: launched in the fall of 2018, advance offers eligible nova students automatic admission at george mason while they are completing their associates degree. on a recent evening, advance students and their families gathered for a welcome event on the george mason campus. advance is one of the small but growing number of dual admission programs a

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. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final part of their investigative public hearing, but the committee could come back later and present all of their findings reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. all right. thank you for that. they were shot. >> well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, the president of ukraine is responding after wladimir putin announced over new push to take over ukraine. what president zelenskyy said in

i will now go alive to with aguilar to british filmmaker, professor tim wilson. salaries. i see if answer joining us here on our see now. the queen elizabeth has had 70 years as rain. i mean, it started way back when she was a young queen, her 1st prime minister, incumbent prime minister, or it was, i was the judge of course, but throughout a range that has that many prime minister. how is it changed through our radar? how has a she impacted the prime ministers throughout her life? well, i think, i think the 1st thing to say is the chim, bald is a tyler service. she's the embodiment of the national identity. so more than the flag, the queen represents britain. and i think just to pull up on what you were saying in the previous piece about cameron, you've got to recognize that the queen acceded to the throne. her accession was while she was in kenya. and, and i think come, i think despite your, your, your, your piece, i would say that indeed the queen had great affection for african visit to africa many, many times asked for the idea or that she was preserving this english

joining us is congressman pete aguilar who is on that committee and joins us from los angeles.morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> we had a poll, as you may have heard out, that shows one-third of republicans and half of self-described maga republicans think that the party should plan to challenge states and districts that democrats win. this is in november. 17% of democrats feel they should challenge if the gop wins. what does that say to you about trust in elections and the risk of political violence like we saw on january 6th? >> it tells me that we have more work to do, but it's deeply alarming that we had a former occupant of the white house who any time result went a different way than he wanted, called it fake news. and he sought to undermine our democratic institutions time and time again. so, it's not much of a surprise that some of that has seeped into the american public. but our job is to make sure that we protect democracy and do ev to p fromppeninargince july.it willa tivities are a f that a festivd that the committee is still in discussions with mike pen

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aguilar: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank chair lofgren and vice chair of the january 6 committee, my colleague from wyoming, liz chaney, for their leadership -- chaney, for their leadership -- cheney, for their leadership in bringing this bill to us. i rise today in support of this bill. this bill makes important changes to the laws that govern the cornerstone of our democracy. a peaceful transfer of power. these changes benefit no political party, they do not give political advantage to any particular candidate. this bill simply protects the rule of law from those who would seek to upend it. our republican colleagues who are opposed to this legislation once again find themselves on the side of violent extremists. madam speaker, after what we saw on january 6, and what the select committee has demonstrated, that those seeking to overturn the election were exploiting the vulnerabilities in the law, this bill remedies, i'm not sure how anyone could oppose this piece of legislation. the choice before this body i

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i believe that pete aguilar, one of the committee members said today, there is new information we receivedearings that is helpful to our investigation it would make the most sense for the former vice president to come speak with us and we're still hopeful that that can happen. >> a certain sense i thought i'd live to see the day she was there. i shouldn't discount he would. pence may have given the green light to his people around him to cooperate with the committee. >> mark short, greg jacob. so at a certain point can you imagine he would also see his duty in coming before this committee that has established the reputation and credibility in a way that i think would be afeeling him. and it's a safe space in a certain sense for the people that have come forward to tell their truths. >> i will say, there was -- in an unrelated testimony secret service special agent elizabeth glavy, one of the top secret service acts on the vice president's detail, was asked today whether in her 13 years of service she had ever had a protectee in this case the vice president, come as close to danger as mike

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january six committee member pete aguilar joins me tonight. plus -- >> i believe there is some criminal activity involved here. >> new details on the wrong desantis migrant scandal. and what the republican senate candidate in georgia -- when it comes to charity. when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new y

. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but s-uth carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you very much for a shot at 8.22, we'll take a break here. but coming up. >> why the ntsb is recommending all cars in the future should have a system in place to stop intoxicated drivers from hitting the road. more on that in

i believe that pete aguilar, one of the committee members, said today, there is no information that we hearings that is helpful to our investigation. it would make the most sense for the former vice president to come speak with us. and we are still hopeful that that can happen. >> in a certain sense, i never thought i would love to see the day we're ginni thomas would live to -- >> yeah, exactly -- >> so, i shouldn't discount the idea of pants. pence, we think, may have given a greenlight to these people around him, his most senior aides, to cooperate with the committee -- >> marc short? >> marc short, greg jacob. so, at a certain point you could imagine that he could also see his duty as coming before this committee, that has its establishes reputation and credibility in a way that, i think, would be appealing to him. and it is a space, in a certain sense, for the people that have come forward, to tell their truths. >> i will say, there was, in unrelated testimony, a secret service special agent elizabeth glee the, she's one of the top secret agents on the vice presidents detail. she

teaching of history, there was in the breast plate, button, color, dog, color, bear, skin, bells, aguilar, et cetera. that doesn't have a story behind it. and a by honorable one often from our long military history. and our failure to teach history is, is, is proven to be a device development in british society, i think, globally, not a unified element that it should be and say the background to all this so called flummery is full of fantastic stories. and as i say, every, every feather, every cat badge has that, has a story behind it. i'm just going to pause that for, for a moment. simon, won't we just listened in to say to this a procession? is it now? as the queen said coffin the state herse, makes his way along, along with a with with ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah, it's going to take about 20 minutes to walk the length, solve the long walk. it's actually named at which point, when it gets to the con drunk quadrangle, a little side of windsor constant as it passes into engine course. the king and other members of the family will walk in the procession at windsor castle is out

. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for shot 5.20, the time. and also happening today, scientists at nasa are set to blow up an asteroid in order to save earth. that sounds like the plot of the movie, but the collision is actually happening. 7 million mil

. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago.s important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> well, free at last to veterans are safely back home in alabama after they disappeared over the summer while fighting in ukraine. alex drueke ian andy, when had gone missing in kharkiv region in june, the duo were released as part of a prisoner exchange. they traveled to ukraine separately, but bonded over their shared state. both men called the experience surreal. they say they are happy to be back home. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 3. you didn't have

as democratic congressman, pete aguilar, noted on this program last night, not one of those nine members will be in congress next year. not one. so, before you get to the substance, if you can call it, that of the republican party agenda, you know where they are coming from. they are already on the wrong side of history. with what polls show, the number one issue for voters, heading into the midterms, are threats to democracy. one of the other issues, top of mind for voters is, of course, abortion rights. right now, in a post-roe world, it is eager to talk about anything else. their agenda promises tax cuts, and deregulation, which you can be sure, is something they will, absolutely do, if they have full power. they have bromides against trans kids, social media, and teachers, who they have decided, our enemy. the latter of which, exemplified by this unhinged rant, from one parent in attendance, at a big event today, put on by house republican leadership. >> there are many other republican education issues, concerned parents like myself. the slow creep of critical race theory, diversity,

now received 800,000 pages of communication from the secret service, california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this will be the last investigative public hearing, but he says that the committee could come back with another hearing to lay out all of the evidence thus far reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to thank you. reshad. it is 6.22. and coming up after the break, why the ntsb is recommending all cars have systems to stop. >> intoxicated drivers to find out how that works in a minute

he is an election denier, it's essential that cisco aguilar the democratic candidate for secretary of state in nevada when, nobody has heard of these guys, so in arizona the democrat's only raised 1 million dollars that is pennies he is running behind, this is a house that is on fire right now in all the democratic donors, you know what to give the shiny objects races, these races they have heard about in the don't realize that the real action is that the secretary of state level. >> molly, one in five registered voters in a new national nbc poll says that the most important issue facing the country's threats to democracy but the exact nature of those threats varies by political party voter suppression and election fraud are the top threat and you won't believe what republicans think it is they are singling out government control, democrats and censorship what is your reaction to just how differently these two parties define the same issue which is a threat to our democracy? >> so interesting. you have one, quote unquote, candidate, who has just lied about the election this entire tim

january six committee member pete aguilar joins me tonight. plus -- >> i believe there is some

. >> california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our inhestigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> still to come this afternoon, get ready to look up when the planet jupiter is set to make its closest approach to earth in decades. plus, you didn't have to attend this weekend's for told music festival to get to show the problems r

. >> a song from her spanish language album, aguilar, a the award honors and recognizes her philanthropic and humanitarian contributions. the singer urged everyone at home to help out the victims of hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. coming up next at noon, amazon unveiling brand-new gadgets from an updated kindle 2 new eco devices. >> which demuro takes a look at all in tech. smart. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> all right. it's that time of year when amazon releases a new electronic device just in time for holiday shopping. and one of this year's latest gadgets include a candle that you can write on. rich demuro explains in today's tech

now received 800,000 pages of communication from the secret service, california congressman pete aguilar says this request was made a year ago. it's important that they are providing the information and that it continues to help in our investigative work. >> understand what exactly was happening on january 5th in january 6 to prevent another january 6 lawmakers are pushing to reform the electoral count act. >> but south carolina congresswoman nancy mace opposes the measure and says the current process works. >> the vice president was was not able to was not allowed constitutionally overturn the results of the electoral college. and for that reason, i voted against the bill. >> and congressman raskin says this may be the final investigative public hearing, but the committee could hold a final hearing to lay out all of the evidence they've gathered reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. reshad. it is 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, civil unrest continues to grow worldwide over a woman's death in iran will tell you why they believe she was intentio

in nevada, there is a democratic candidate named cisco aguilar, running against an election denier namedbelieves that democrats are titled to win elections. in arizona, it's even more dire right now. you have a candidate named adrienne fandos running for secretary of state against a guy named mark finchem, who is an oath keeper. let me just focus on this for a second for you. if an oath keeper, a guy who believes that any election that democrats win is illegitimate and he has control of the machinery of government, it basically means no democrat can win arizona in 2024 if he is elected. these races for secretary of state, in two or three key states, have been ignored by democrats who are too focused on congress. they could lose the house and it's not the end of the world. you lose the secretary of state races, big problems in 2024. >> a threat to democracy. i, mean they cannot be underscored enough. okay, my friend, a student tells us as always. thank you, jonathan. my next guest knows donald trump's business finances better than most. it's case on the new york civil fraud suit and how t

aguilar: thank you, madam speaker. i want to thank chair lofgren and vice chair of the january 6 committee, my colleague from wyoming, liz chaney, for their leadership -- chaney, for their leadership -- cheney, for their leadership in bringing this bill to us. i rise today in support of this bill. this bill makes important changes to the laws that govern the cornerstone of our democracy. a peaceful transfer of power. these changes benefit no political party, they do not give political advantage to any particular candidate. this bill simply protects the rule of law from those who would seek to upend it. our republican colleagues who are opposed to this legislation once again find themselves on the side of violent extremists. madam speaker, after what we saw on january 6, and what the select committee has demonstrated, that those seeking to overturn the election were exploiting the vulnerabilities in the law, this bill remedies, i'm not sure how anyone could oppose this piece of legislation. the choice before this body i

but karen aguilar, amber garcia, and lee mountain, i want to thank each and every one of you for being with us today and i understand that michaela serena might also be part of the leadership group that is here. but mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter of the students into the record that recommends congress introduced legislation to formally apologize for generational harms resulting from the federal indian boarding schools and policies. and i urge my colleagues to support this call for a formal apology and thank these young leaders for their advocacy, for their voices for the past, for the future, for current generations. and with your permission, i'd like just to read a paragraph from here before consideration for adoption. i quote, a general principle we are taught early on is to apologize for our wrongdoings and to take responsibility for our actions. since the recent release of the boarding school report, one might think the u.s. would seek to undo the long term trauma and harm inflicted upon native children by boarding schools. as of today, however, this is not the case