. ♪ >> we are going to chat briefly with the associated press national politics reporter met pinard abouthe latest on the presidential election and what to expect in the week ahead, the morning meg. -- good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> were good. and we have received a lot of questions about president trump and how have the indictments, the ones most recently announced, how have they impacted the gop -- gop field in terms of messaging in light of the news? it's been interesting to watch the trump fellow gop rivals reacting to this indictment news and even more interesting considering the fact we kind of have a template for this going back earlier this year to new york state charges on which trump was indicted in watching the gop field react to those. from several candidates including florida governor ron desantis and also former south carolina governor nikki haley, we have heard verbiage around a weaponization of the department of justice. fellow republicans are questioning the biden administration's take on not only a former president from the opposing party but also potenti

but ith want to share with you, you probably think that the associated press is an unbiased reporting entity. you would be wrong. and now we're even seeing the evidence of it, which i love. because in about april of last year the associated press announced, let me tell you the headline, ap announces a nnsweeping climate change initiative. the expansion is sported by several philanthropic organizations including the william and flora hewitt foundation and the rockefeller foundation. now, do we believe for one moment that the associated press is going to be reporting that perhaps some of the climate change hysteria is not based in fact? but, oh, don't worry. they said went they announced this funding a ap retains complete editorial control of all content. then in december of last year, ap announces sweeping democracy journalism initiative. ap aims to improve civic hit rassi and combat misinformation by bolstering explanatory journalism to aid their coverage. would you like to know who's funding that? esupport by the lily endowment inc., william and known are hewitt -- flora hewitt found

his primary goals are to fund public journalism like the associate press has now been funded. propublica and others but to help change the election system. and then of course that set the stage because one of the entities created was the center for tech and civic life, ctc elkin which was a receptacle for billionaire number two, mark zuckerberg who stepped in and gave nearly half a billion dollars to help to change elkin of the 2020s election. having money flowing on his foundation to the silicon valley community foundation the ctcl one of the group which gave money to election offices ostensibly because of covid but what really was used to jenna the democratic vote in key democratic areas in order, such as -- gin up -- the five democratic cities in wisconsin, fulton county and to drive up the democratic turnout to change outcome of the electoral vote in the states in 2020. and now we have yet another leftist billionaire, bill gates, assisted by a foreign billionaire, whose last i can't even pronounce but, i can't even pronounce his name, but he's foreign. he's a billionaire b

in april of last year the associated press announced let me tell you. a sweeping climate change initiative the expansion is supported by several organizes it william and flora foundation. rockefeller foundation. now, do we believe for one moment the associated press will be reporting that perhaps some of the climate change his hysteria is not based in? fact. oh, don't worry, they said when they announced the funding ap retains control of editorial content. in decemberll of last year, ap announced sweeping initiatives. ap aims to improve literacy and combat misinformation by bolstering journalist and provide news to local newsrooms. would you like to know who's funding that. supported by the jonathan logan foundation. william and flora hue et foundation. if youew would like to know more about what each of those foundationsou fund, go to influence watch. you will find that these are not exactly funding places like cvi. that money ison going for left wing organizes and causes. so, we deal with that everyday. you know, i don't even talk to, i don't try to e

stafford, our national race reporterfor our cat stafford, our national race reporter for the associated pressg has dealt really deeply on this issue, the numbers are shocking. just talk to us about some of the factors, and i know they are myriad, that you have found in terms of why we are seeing such alarming numbers of black mothers dying.— alarming numbers of black mothers dying. thank you for havin: me, but one of the things i think is most important to note about about the maternal mortality crisis is this really impacts all black women across the board, and what i mean by that is regardless of your wealth, regardless of your wealth, regardless of your social standing, it doesn't matter, if you are black, if you are a black woman in america, you are far more likely to die during pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum, and a lot of the experts say it is very important to note that this cannot be explained by genetics alone. what we have seen is the role of structural racism which frankly is still deeply embedded in america, and that has shown up for the discrimination that black women report

you look at what associated press for example, when we see ap now, we should no longer see associated press, we should see associated prop began dusts, that's exactly what they are doing here with this so-called guide. intentionally creating this thing like who are they first of all to be able to tell so called journal u.ss to talk about things. second of all, it is a direct and intentional attempt to influence our culture, our language and the values of people in this country. and it's something that we have to recognize so that people don't fall victim to it, but stand up against and recognize that journalism is largely dead in this country. journal u.ss will fall into this or eagerly run towards it and continue to be the prop began dusts that they are. >> greg: it's crazy. you can applaud. it seems antifemale. >> it is. >> greg: it's driven by men identifying as women. it's not coming in the other direction, it's not women who transition to men who are pushing this. >> no. >> greg: it's going one way, usually the same type of person and we just let it happen. >> and it is causing r

the justice department has not yet confirmed the indictment, but our partners at the associated pressorting. >> the trump has been charged with 7 counts of the indictment. this would mark the first time in u.s. history of former president is facing federal charges. of course it comes. well, trump is trying to win a presidential election. >> governor newsom has come up with a plan he argues will protect americans from gun violence. yes, he is launching a national effort to support gun reform through a proposed 28th amendment to the u.s. constitution. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look at the proposal and what it will take to make it

and you will have just heard from the investigative reporter just speaking there at the associated pressmes are being put down to physical differences which may play one part, but one thing i know you have touched on in the past is weathering — essentially how long—term discrepancies in the health system can result in poor birth outcomes. tell us more about that. yeah, so where this is really important to take into account, when you look at the statistics and you break down by socio—economic status, black women, of high socio—economic status have a higher mortality rate than white women with less than high school education, and we should be appalled by any woman dying but those statistics highlight that poverty is not only a play at play here, and chronic stress from discrimination, for years and generations is having an impact on the health of black people and in this case black women in this country, increasing the risk of hypertension, diabetes, actually affecting the dna that causes premature ageing in black people, because of discrimination, so it's having tremendous effects. we wer

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now the associated press has an update on pronouns, so here is the guidance the ap is giving to students, newsrooms whatever about how they should talk about this. avoid terms like biological sex, along with biological male and biological female, which opponents of transgender rights, it's all loaded language, sometimes use to refer to transgender women and transgender men respectively. so if you're trying to talk about a transgender man who is actually a biological woman, you're not supposed to say biological woman, because that would undo the fact that they are now a transgender man if that makes sense. rachel: yes, they also, it doesn't make sense. pete: okay. rachel: which is why my question is, maybe it's time to get rid of the ap guide. pete: your own guide, make your own. rachel: yeah and schools shouldn't be using this because clearly, this is so confusing, and not based in science and reality. the associated press also updated the use of the term " gender affirming care" and they said transgender medical treatment for youth is increasingly under attack at many states and has bee

host: you also contributed to the associate press coverage over the weekend as president trump held events in georgia and north carolina which were his first public events since this recent indictment was announced. what was your impression of how he handled his campaign is handling these developments? guest: i think we heard from donald trump over the weekend pretty much what we would have expected. he announced the charges himself on his social media platform and he has been very loud in his condemnation of them and strong in his defense of himself. we heard his characterization of these charges as baseless and without merit. then he took the opportunity to not only go after the department of justice but also the biden administration at large and questioning why these charges were brought against hillary clinton back in 2016. i think we are hearing from the former president what we would have expected in terms of his characterization of this case against him. considering we will be seeing him but not seeing him directly but he will be in federal court this week on these charges, i think

amir yaei, correspondent of the dutch broadcasting agency in the hague, the associated press reported that the german police seized 150 computers from the anus inspection of the hypocrite group. the ministry of interior of albania also previously heshmat alavi had announced that the inspections from this region were due to the organization of virtual attacks against other countries. heshmat alavi, a few years ago , had written in a text in continuation of the anti-iranian words of the former american president, thank you, trump did it to his wife on his twitter page, and this happy beginning one the noisy revelation of an anti-iranian man who gave his wife a parrot that has no external existence, the use of alavi government according to the interest narrative is described as personality problems, which is managed by a team of people from the political wing of the mojahedin khalq , they are guided by their commanders and he uses this name to post articles about materials. this was not a real person. this fake user account is active despite the revelations and proof that it is fake . on

and they are facing ruthlessly, according to the associated press report , technical inspector alania olen, in the meeting to present his 23-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11 attacks was a violation of the law. international human rights emphasized that the guantanamo prison should be closed. a residential tower in ajman, uae, caught fire . more details have not been announced. we will be at your service after the call to prayer. the country's experts succeeded in internalizing the automatic sampling device. this device, which is used in various fields, including forensic laboratories, is produced at one-tenth of the price of foreign samples. empty the automatic sampler tell me, what did you do? i will answer your question. well , on july 7 of last year, in the meeting of the supreme judicial officials with the supreme leader, hazrat agha , they explained the grand strategy for the government . do you want to protect the coast, forest and mountains and implement the law related

just heard from the investigative reporter who we were just speaking to, kat stafford at the associated press play one part, but one thing i know you've touched on in the past, dr kitessa, is how long—term is governed is any health care system can result in poor birth outcomes. just tell us more about that.— about that. yeah, and so i think where _ about that. yeah, and so i think where this _ about that. yeah, and so i think where this is - about that. yeah, and so i think where this is really l about that. yeah, and so i. think where this is really poor to take into account, when you look at the statistics, and you break down by socioeconomic status, black women of heights -- hi —— hi socioeconomic status have poorer white women with less than a high school sit down next education, —— title education for tub it is not just poverty at play here. one thing thought to be a factor in this work chronic stress from discrimination for a years and generations is having an impact on the health of black people in this case, black women, in this country, increasing the risk of hypertension, diabetes a

host: you also contributed to the associate press coverage over the weekend as president trump held eventsn georgia and north carolina which were his first public events since this recent indictment was announced. what was your impression of how he handled his campaign is handling these developments? guest: i think we heard from donald trump over the weekend pretty much what we would have expected. he announced the charges himself on his social media platform and he has been very loud in his condemnation of them and strong in his defense of himself. we heard his characterization of these charges as baseless and without merit. then he took the opportunity to not only go after the department of justice but also the biden administration at large and questioning why these charges were brought against hillary clinton back in 2016. i think we are hearing from the former president what we would have expected in terms of his characterization of this case against him. considering we will be seeing him but not seeing him directly but he will be in federal court this week on these charges, i think we

they are faced with inhumane and cruel treatment, according to the associated press report, pew investigator nalani allen, in a meeting to present his 20-page report to the united nations human rights council , said that the us use of torture against prisoners in the years after the september 11th attacks was a violation of international human rights laws. did and guantanamo prison must be closed on the eve of eid al-adha and sudan's rapid response forces announced a unilateral ceasefire , according to al jazeera tv channel, general hamidi, the commander of sudan's rapid response forces, announced in an audio message that a unilateral ceasefire would be established by the forces in the country on the day of arafah and the following days . on the first day of eid al-adha, it was reported that following the failure of serious negotiations between the conflicting parties in sudan , the fighting between the sudanese army and the rapid reaction forces has been ongoing for more than two months , causing destruction in the capital and widespread violence in the darfur region of western sudan. there

referenced what is known as the presidential records actf but i pulled up an article by the associated press. it says legal experts say trump's description of the law, which isn't mentioned in the charges against him is wrong and contrary to its very purpose, while the 2012 legal case involving clinton isn't a sound comparison to trump's current legal predicament, again that's an associated press article but i will bring it to you. tell us a little bit about this case from bill clinton. in your opinion does it compare to the case president trump now faces? >> there are important similarities and differences in the cases. in the case of president clinton the question was, he made these recordings about his time in office, so he's talking about the official business he engaged in but there was personal recollection. there was memories -- he wanted to write a book or something after the fact him and he stored fees cassette tape recordings in a sock drawer and that's why it's called the clinton socket case. the question is are these tape recordings presidential records or personal records. ntrem

the associated pressays the following, e-cigarettes keep flooding into the u.s. without fda permission almost all of the new products are flavored, disposable e-cigarettes from china. it's almost like we can't stop this. what do you make of this? >> you said it right there. we can't stop it. once something gets so out of control, it's really hard to control it. that's what the fda trying to do. it's been about three years since they did a crackdown on these fruity flavor. they call them kid friendly flavors, lemonade, gummy bears. anything that draws the teenagers to tobacco which is a horrible thing. now you're seeing the fda says, hey, look, we are reviewing every single application. we have reviewed million of applications from e-cigarette companies. we denied 99% of them but they are still coming over our borders from china. the majority are coming from there and it's cheaper the make $2. all you have to do is send a logo and the flavor you want and these chinese manufacturers says we'll send you tens

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records obtained by the associated press are shedding new light on convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein'sast days. records show that just before taking his own life, the once wealthy businessman sat in the corner of his cell with his hands over his ears, trying to muffle the sound of a constantly running toilet. and he tried to send a letter to former us gymnastics doctor larry nassar, who was convicted of abusing scores of athletes. a couple of recent situations in hawaii are bringing new meaning to the term tourist trap. for the second time in just a month, drivers have found themselves being rescued from a harbor on the big island. and they say gps is to blame. here's abc's andrea fujii. this morning gps is being blamed for leading tourists astray in hawaii. hurry, it's going under. hurry up and get out. for the second time in just over a month, a driver mistakenly drove down a boat ramp at honokohau harbor and landed in the water. her suv quickly submerged. a local fisherman was one of those who helped get her to safety. we actually threw her a flotation device, as she used it to basi

richard lardner, investigative reporter for the associated press. richard, when this was happening, in the early days of covid, we knew that, in order to get the money out quickly, and to everyone that needed it, there were limited guardrails. right? we knew that there was going to be some grift. but these numbers are astronomical. how on earth did they get this big? how is it this bad? did you -- just put, what, your first name on home address and the government would send you a check? >> almost. yeah, the numbers are staggering. and they are still evolving. this is potential fraud. and this is really going to take years to sort out. federal prosecutors, investigators, federal inspectors general are still digging into all these numbers. and it is just going to take a while to really know what all of the actual numbers are. >> not a -- not all of these people were seasoned criminals and fraudsters. you point out that over 2000 people have been charged by the government. how widespread was it? >> very widespread. there certainly were criminals and th

according to the associated press, this clothing is much lighter and more flexible than the previous models for people of different sizes. hi it can be used in various ways and has been upgraded in terms of computers and technology. this suit can be used on the surface of the moon and is designed to be used in a non-magnetized space and at different temperatures from minus 280 degrees fahrenheit to plus 140 degrees celsius to protect astronauts in all conditions. researchers have developed a new tool that can help professionals observe and evaluate tumors by providing accurate clues about cancer. this tool , called orion , combines histological information with molecular information and provides deeper insight into the type of behavior and possible response. offers according to the concert magazine , harvard medical school researchers used tumor samples from more than 70 patients with right-sided cancer to analyze. and experts of the country succeeded in internalizing an automatic sampling device, internalizing an automatic sampling device with the goal of self-sufficiency of the for

let's speak to the bureau chief or associated press. you for coming other program. >> thank you for having me. lewis: what does your reaction to some of the stories we heard just then? >> absolutely heartbreaking. we are getting a peek into what life is like in a country that has been slow -- so closed off. i am not entirely surprised because life in north korea, from personal experience, is tough i even in the best of times. the border has been sealed and people cannot get the food and goods they have needed to survive. the state cannot support the people as well. this is the tip of the iceberg. this chronic food shortage. i don't know if it has tipped over into famine but it has been something north korean's have been dealing with for generations now. lewis: how does the world begin to help? can it is borders are closed? >> this is a difficult question. the border closures officially were put into place because of the covid pandemic in january 2020, and for very good reason. north korea does not have the medical capacit or infrastruct

joining me to discuss is richard l lardner, an investigative reporter for the "associated press" whered numbers, how much money was pumped out and what percentage is believed to have been stolen or wasted? >> well, congress appropriated about $5.2 trillion and the president approved those bills. about the accounting that we have from the pandemic response accountability committee, it says $4.2 trillion of that has been spent, some of this money has a longer tail to spend. those numbers will be updated. but it's over $5 trillion in total that's been appropriated for covid relief. >> is it a reflection of economies of scale? and by that i mean, you write there was an $837 billion irs program that had 99% success in its delivery. that sounds pretty darn impressive. but that 1% fail was $8 billion. >> yeah, i do think, you know, as we went through these numbers, you can sort of become a little numb. some of these programs are so large, hundreds of billions of dollars. still to us, and i think to most people, $8 billion is a lot of money. nothing is ever going to be perfect in a massive eme

as you said, the associated press, "the new york times" have both taken a look at this. the ap is saying it has evidence of what appears to be a car laden with explosives on top of the dam shortly before it exploded now, this is not something that nbc news has been able to independently verify "the new york times" is also pointing out that the dam under russian control at the time that it exploded. this is a soviet era dam, so the blueprints for it will be in the basement buildings in moscow somewhere, so russia, as the ap put it had the means, the motive and the opportunity to destroy this dam the u.s. has not weighed in definitively one way or the other, but u.s. officials have said that the intelligence appears to lean towards russian responsibility >> raf sanchez in kharkiv, jhjh ukraine, thank you. >>> navalny back in court for the start of a new trial vladimir putin's most famous jailed critic is facing new charges that could include inciting and financing extremist activity and creating an extremist organization as expected, no media allowed in t the trial will ta

the associated press obtained more than 4,000 pages of documents related to epstein's death nearly fourfter requesting them from the federal bureau of prisons. the records show epstein wanted a brown jump suit instead of an orange one and complained about being treated like a bad guy. the a.p. says these reports showed epstein suffered from high blood pressure, lower back page and had been treated for an std. a week after epstein was denied bail, he attempted to take his own life, but survived and was placed under suicide watch and later psychological observations. epstein complained about noise and lack of sleep but denied being suicidal. one of the documents, epstein is quoted as saying, i have a life and want to go back to living my life. the a.p. says the new records highlight fundamental failings at the prison. a spokesperson for the federal prison system says they have no further information to provide. the workers tasked with guarding epstein the night he died were charged with lying on prison records. they later cut a deal to avoid jail time. chase? >> thanks, c.b. congressman m

amir shujaei, a correspondent of the netherlands broadcasting agency , the hague, reported the associated press. the albanian police after inspecting the headquarters of the 150-man mofeqin group he seized the computer. the ministry of interior of albania had previously announced that the inspection of this country was due to the arrival of organizing virtual attacks against other countries. you had written a text in praise of the anti-iranian words of the former american president a few years ago. thank you. trump shared it with his wife on his twitter page, and this joy started a noisy revelation of an anti-iranian person with his wife, who does not exist outside. people are governed by their commanders they are guided. i use this name to publish articles in the press . this is not a real person. this is a fake account and proves it to be fake. it is one of the separated members of the hypocrites. it is just one of their hundreds of fake identities on social networks. farsi the part of creating information campaigns is upside down in order to give false information to spy agencies against the

the "associated press" reports a white florida woman accused of shooting through her front door and killing appeared in court for the first time. 58-year-old susan lorincz eaded several charges including manslaughter. she allegedly shot a.j. owens last week when the mother of four confronted her about an incident with her children. lorincz said she was afraid owens was going to kill her when she banged on her door. and she told detectives she called owens' children racist slurs in the months before t according to an arrest report released yesterday. >>> "the guardian" says the house oversight committee plans to hold a hearing on a whistleblower's u.f.o. claims. former intelligence official david grusch said the u.s. government has possession of intact and partially intact alien vehicles. he also said the government has been collecting nonhuman craft for decades. nasa held a historic public meeting last month about unidentified objects. >> and the environment that we fly in, space or, you know, an atmospheric flight, very, very conducive to optical illusions. >> we haven't found life yet, le

he referenced what is known as the presidential records act but i put out an article from the associated press. since legal efforts -- it says legal experts -- while the 2012 legal case involving clinton isn't a sound comparison to trump's current legal predicament. i will bring it to you, president john for --jaffer. tell us about this sock drawer case from bill clinton. does it compare to the case president trump faces? guest: there are important similarities and differences. in the case of president clinton, he made these recordings about the time in office and he is talking about the official business he engaged in. he wanted to write a book after the fact. he stored these cassette tapes, these recordings in a sock drawer. the question was, are these tape recordings presidential records are they personal records? the presidential records act, as you pointed out, it is not mentioned in the indictment. everett presents three categories. there are records about the affect -- presidential time in office, personal records, things that are his, and federal agency records, documents federal agenc

the "associated press" reports crews began demolishing the remains of an apartment building that partially in davenport, iowa. demolition work started yesterday following the partial collapse more than two weeks ago. three people were killed and the owner of the building pleaded guilty yesterday to a civil infraction of notning fe conditions. he was fined $300 and will have to pay for the demolition work. >>> "usa today" says a utah mother accused of killing her husband was denied bail before her murder trial. authorities say 33-year-old kouri richins put a lethal dose of fentanyl into a cocktail that she made for her husband last year. she wrote a children's book about grieving the loss of a loved one, and yesterday during a detention hearing, a private investigator testified about the search history on richin's phone. >> did that phone search, quote, how to permanently delete information from an iphone remotely, close quote? >> yes. >> did that phone search, quote, luxury prisons for the rich in america? >> it did. >> richins has not yet entered a plea. she's due back in court for a pret

law enforcement editor for the associated press. he's one of the reporters who broke the story. we have to start there. it seems larry nassar never received epstein's letter. but how insane is that? it's like the devils lieutenants all existing on earth, trying to get together. how do they even know each other? >> yeah, this was one of the biggest revelations that we found from this massive document dump from the federal bureau of prisons in response to a freedom of information act request. and basically, what happened -- was a present investigator, after -- metropolitan correctional center in new york city discover this letter in the mail, returned back to the jail they, are addressed to -- epstein jeffrey epstein. and in this email, the investigator basically says that epstein had sent the letter, apparently addressed to larry nassar. and then it never made to larry nassar. it made it back to the mcc in new york after -- and there's some exchanges between a prison investigator and a lawyer for the bureau of prisons. the document itself the, letter itself, was not included in t

. >>> the "associated press" reports that more than 1 million people lost their medicate coverage.ates are moving to slash pandemic-era health care policies. more than two dozen states have started the process in april and may. florida has so far dropped several hundred thousand people, by far the most among states across the nation. >>> and how about this? a summer vacation to mars. richard branson's "virgin galactic" now plans to offer monthly trips to space starting this summer. the first blastoff will take place next tuesday. the price of a single ticket, $450,000. so far 800 tickets have been sold. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> up next, singer bebe rexha was rushed to the hospital during her concert. what happened to her ahead. ter her concert. what happened to her ahead. e alg air freshener you set and forget. no outlets used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. kayaking is my thing. running is awesome

. >>> the "associated press" says a prisoner paralyzed in a police van reached a $45 million settlemente city of new haven, connecticut. randy cox was being transported handcuffed and without a seatbelt in the back of a police van last year following his arrest on charges of threatening a woman with a gun. those charges were later dismissed. he was left paralyzed when the van braked hard, sending him headfirst into a metal partition. afterwards, the police -- at the police station video showed officers mocking cox and accusing him of being drunk and faking his injuries. residents were shocked when they heard about the incident. >> that completely blows my mind. that completely blows my mind. i don't have comments about that because no words come to mind. no words. >> five officers faced criminal charges in the case. they have all pleaded not guilty and two of the officers were fired last week. >>> and "the washington post" says the biden administration official disclosed that china has an eavesdropping station in cuba. the anonymous official says beijing seeks to expand its intelligence

. >> in a statement to the associated press, rob manfred also blames the city saying in part, the owners as a whole understand there has been a multiyear, approaching a decade effort, adding what is it that oakland was prepared to do? there is no oakland offer. the oakland mayor said yesterday whatever happens in have in, the city's focus is on doing what is best for oakland. so just two more steps. mlb owners will have to sane off, which is very likely, and the a's owner will need to show that he can find the rest of the funding for the $1.2 billion project. >> thank you. >>> teachers showed up at a san jose unified board meeting demanding the district do more to protect lgbtq students. parents of students are facing discrimination and bullying on a daily basis. >> reporter: listen to the children and protect lgbtq students. >> the culture of fear in the district. there are so many students who are constantly misgendered in school. >> reporter: he is a teacher and parent in the san jose unified school district who believes some students and staff are being discriminated against. >> we'r

systems, it can target the systems, as well as the time magazine of the american news agency associated press the case of an ultrasound missile , write a line tomorrow, and fly 15 times the speed of sound. farewell to you and bakhtiari, the news that was in news agencies and in various media around the world was the unveiling of a missile that upsets all the equations of the defense systems of the united states and the zionist regime and caused concern . i would like to add some time to the talks that having a cartoon 6 days ago, isfahan defense wrote a note before the accurate observation that iran is entering the game and israel is lagging behind . in order to deal with the defensive shield and also the missile defense shield , there are different tactics used to deal with the shields, for example, one of them is the mass firing of the palestinians' saif al-quds operation against the mass firing of the iron dome, which is a very advanced, modern and efficient system. challenged in the form of some of these important announcements, it has hit the masses on the side, it has used technology, i

the "associated press" reports lightning is believed to have sparked a chemical storage tank fire thatacuations in louisiana. the fire at a refining company erupted saturday as a storm moved through the area. police say the tank contained a volatile chemical made of petroleum. people living within 1.5 miles were ordered to evacuate. the evacuation order was lifted yesterday, though, and no injuries were reported. >>> "reuters" says a federal judge rejected tennessee's drag show ban. members of the lgbtq community and their supporters celebrated saturday at a pride event. on friday the judge, who was appointed by former president donald trump, said the ban restricting drinking on -- drag performances in public or where children were present was unconstitutional. >> so broad. it's almost unenforceable. i was super excited and so thankful that the judge actually made that move. >> under the law, accident fender could have faced fines and up to a year in prison. repeat offenders could have received up to six years. >>> and the "los angeles times" says a private plane carrying migrants to s

host: we are joined now by richard lardner one of three authors of an associated press investigationund billions in federal covid-19 relief funding that may have a stunt -- stolen or wasted. i want to break up -- we have highlights from your investigation that found 280 billion dollars potentially stolen. $123 billion wasted or misspent and together that amounts to about 10% of the $4.2 trillion in covid-19 relief money dispersed so far. what were the specific programs or initiatives this money came from? guest: it was three major pandemic relief programs. pandemic unemployment assistance, federal government sending hundreds of billions of dollars in unemployment aid to the states so they could pay out benefits the people suddenly out of work. there was paycheck protection which was a small business administration program. very large, hundreds of billions of dollars, and tend to help businesses -- intended to help businesses stay open and help employees. another small business demonstration program called covid economic injury disaster loans to help small businesses. the bulk of the

. >> associated press investigation into covid relief found that scammers potentially stole more than $280 billion in pandemic funding. the loss represents 10% of the money in covid relief aid. >> i am part of the family. >> say jack announcing his retirement after 48 years i decided my 48th season will be my last. we begin this hour with a fox news alert. former president donald trump is set to plead not guilty today to 37 charges the city of miami ramping up as police brace for large protests, jonathan serrie outside the courthouse with the latest. jonna. >> yeah. good morning to you. president trump is scheduled to appear. >> scheduled to appear at 3:00 this afternoon. ahead of that the former president is expected to turn himself in voluntarilily to federal authorities. he will be digitally fingerprinted. in other words, no ink. he will be photographed; however, the photograph will not be released to the public. and at no point will he have to wear handcuffs. now, as he atwhats process. as he arrived yesterday, his motorcade was greeted by a handful of protesters mixed in with a g

. >>> the "associated press" says the special counsel who investigated the fbi's probe into alleged tiesetween russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign testified before congress. john durham appeared before the house judiciary committee yesterday to discuss his findings. he was appointed by trump attorney general william barr to look into the origins of the russia investigation. durham said the fbi acted too quickly when it launched its investigation. republicans contend there's an anti-trump bias within the justice department. >> has any evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia ever been uncovered? >> i mean, there was information obviously in the report that was prepared by director mueller. but as to collusion or conspiracy, i'm not aware of any. >> democrats criticized durham's investigation of the fbi saying it produced only one guilty plea and lost the only two cases that went to trial. >>> and the "wall street journal" says a january 6th capitol rioter who used a stun gun on an officer was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison. 40-year-old daniel

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safety violations related to battery charging a man who says he owns the shop denies to the associated press that any e-bike batteries were being charged last night lester >> gabe, thanks for tat. >>> when we come back the phenom from franance, the yoyoung basksketball statar about to take ththe nba by storm. >>> finally, tonight the phenom from france a basketball wiz kid that is poised to join the ranks of nba greats here's meagan fitzgerald >> reporter: standing at 7 feet 4 with a wingspan of 8 feet and just 19 years old, victor wembanyama is expected to be the nba's next biggest star >> game changer. >> i've never seen nothing like it. >> a generational talent >> reporter: vincent collet is wembanyama's coach. what make victor so great? >> when you are so tall and plus your skill and ability to move well. you know this kid is special. >> reporter: the french flayer already being compared to superstars like lebron james and ispoised t be the number one pick in the nba draft on thursday, landing in new york on monday the excitement in the u.s. mounting. >> it's fun. it's different seeing t

women is 54% of the hajj of our country, valneema yan, correspondent of al-haram mosque, the associated press reported that the german police seized 150 computers during the inspection of the headquarters of the group of hypocrites. it has been virtual to other countries cardi b named heshmat alavi a few years ago wrote a text in continuation of the anti-iranian words of the former president of the united states, thank you, trump shared it with his wife on his twitter page, and this is the beginning of a high-profile revelation of the american denali benz from an anti man he gave irani to his wife, who does not exist externally. heshmat alavi's user account is described in this way according to interest. alvi is a character who is managed by a team of people from the political wing of the people's mojahedin khalq . they are guided by their commanders and i use this name to put articles in the press. this was not a real person, this is a fake user account and the proof of its fakeness is still active , and in the virtual space of creating content, isolated members of the hypocrites say that th

. >>> the "associated press" says newly released court documents reveal that an indiana man confessedtwo teenage girls. during an april phone call while in prison, richard allen allegedly told his wife he killed 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old liberty german in 2017. their bodies were found near a hiking trail just outside their hometown of delphi. residents were surprised when allen was arrested and charged with two counts of murder in 2022. >> this town has known richard allen for a long time, working at cvs. we've all liked richard allen. so my feelings are that he's innocent until proven guilty. >> allen has pleaded not guilty. his lawyers say his confessions are unreliable due to his deteriorating mental and physical health. >>> and "the washington post" reports on the death of martin luther king jr.'s last living sibling. 95-year-old christine king farris died yesterday in atlanta according to a relative. for decades after her brother's assassination in 1968, she worked to preserve and promote his legacy. she wrote two children's books on the slain civil rights leader.

also learned more details about the kakhovka dam >> reporter: this comes from colleagues at the associated press who obtained drone video that shows a car laden with explosives that was on top of the dam before it exploded and eventually was destroyed now that car bomb in and of itself wouldn't have been enough to bring down this entire dam, but it does suggest that the russians were fully in control, may have had explosives there. one more potential indication of how this dam may have been destroyed, jessica >> josh, thank you >>> north korea has commented publicly on their failed military spy satellite launch about three weeks ago. state media reports that officials at a workers party summit there harshly criticized those involved with the launch preparations the regime promised to try again, but it's not clear when that will happen the rocket was launched on may 31st and quickly fell into the sea and south korea even salvaged parts debris >>> north korea could be one many topics that secretary of state blinken addresses with chinese officials as a second day of meetings gets under way in beij

. >>> the "associated press" says a 50th anniversary turned tragic as a massachusetts couple and a relativeaten and stabbed to death. 41-year-old christopher ferguson pleaded not guilty yesterday to murder and other charges in connection with the death of 73-year-old jill d'amore. she was found dead alongside her husband and 97-year-old mother in their home sunday in the boston suburb of newton. their bodies were discovered after the couple did not show up for their anniversary celebration at a church. >> newton is a safe city. however, this is a reminder that senseless acts of violence do take place in cities such as ours. but it is very important that we remain vigilant. >> authorities say it appears the attack was random, and additional charges are expected. >>> and "npr" says a justice department report finds negligence and staff failures led to jeffrey epstein's suicide. the report cited a failure to to assign epstein a cellmate, problems with surveillance cameras, and overworked guards who did not make regular checks. epstein was found dead with a bed sheet tied around his neck in 201

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