bob menéndez "el fallo de la corte suprema de un empate cuatro a cuatro no crea precedente.e podemos regresar a la corte suprema. pero nos cristaliza la importancia de las elecciones de noviembre" por lo pronto tanto estos inmigrantes como él mismo presidente barack obama reconocieron que este fue un golpe inesperado. s/randy serrano los expertos en el tema aseguran que por haber sido un empate este caso no sienta un precedente y por ende es posible que esta corte vuelva a escuchar argumentos en un futuro sobre estos programas. blanca ---muchos dicen que el que se cansa pierde... pero los activistas en el sur de la baha afirman que van a seguir en pie de guerra para lograr los alivios migratorios. cesar --- as es... hoy lderes comunitarios, religiosos y polticos se reunieron en san jos para definir lneas de accin para los prximos meses.... --- andrs brender estuvo all... take 2 box andrs cuntanos el sentimiento de nuestra comunidad? 0.01 0.10 0.36 1:02 1.16 1.45 1.56 take lot ellos quieren enviar dos mensajes: uno no perder la fe y dos, a seguir preparndose porque afirman qu

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illinois for selling off barack obama's senate seat or sheldon silver in the new york legislature or bob menendezed on corruption charges, they're all sort of for bob mcdonnell type stuff, using the power of your office to favor somebody who gave you a bunch of money or gifts or favors of some kind. are all those kinds of convictions now on the bubble? >> there was a piece today in the post that suggested the second happiest person in america was bob menendez because of what you said. it looks as though he's not on the hook, either. it's important to understand what the court says today, there's no quo, there's lots and lots of kwid. you know, living high on the hog. there's no evidence that mcdonald actually committed these official actions that did anything. and the real question, i think the question you're asking, is, is anyone dumb enough to do a quo that will rise to the level of this illegal quo. it will be like here is your bag of money, sir, selfie, let's take a picture of ourselves, will you give me the contract. i think that will rise now. i think you're quite right most of the public

other politicians accused of corruption along these lines like senator bob menendez might find that the case against him crumbled. >> i have got to leave it there that's it for the panel. stay tuned, we have one more tale to t >>> finally tonight, alabama woman discovers a snake had her backyard she talks to it while shooting video of it. the definition of a viral video. >> hey, mr. snake. [ laughter ] you are a long boy. that's the snake skin we saw. it was yours. touch on the tail and see what you do. whoa, you are mean. you are a mean snake. [gasps] >> he bit it, mother. >> you missed screen in the studio. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. it's good to be back. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> it is tuesday, june 28th. this is a fox news alert. home grown terror. the frightening call for al qaeda for lone wolf terrorists to target. >> hillary clinton and elizabeth warren teaming up to take down the presumptive nominee. >> look at him in that hat. >> is trump walking back his muslim ban. the campaign for

david: we bring in senator bob menendez new jersey. he had the bill on the floor and now joins us from capitol hill. describe why you oppose this particular piece of legislation michelle was just describing here. diresland is in circumstances. it seems like things will get worse. it seemed like the island has been in difficulty for some time. last september, i raise these issues on the senate floor. i raise the alarm bell, the time to deal with this in a rational way. essa legislation does have clear restructuring in the court, which is the only reason we are considering this in the first place. there are many obstacles, it creates a control board who will determine whether or not the government of puerto rico has done everything they should to have access to restructuring in the bankruptcy court, and it requires a super majority of that court, of which there is no representation for the people of puerto rico, to allow puerto rico to go through restructuring. that means five of seven votes must vote affirmatively to allow puerto rico t

wrong with this legislation, and he has -- there is no one better to articulating a position than bob menendez senator cantwell, she has worked very hard on this legislation with the chair of the energy committee, the senior senator from alaska. they worked very hard. they had a way forward. they couldn't get it done. they're going to continue to work on things together. we need more of that. we have the energy bill coming up. we hope we can work something out to get to conference on that and move forward on that. that is a bill that is years overdue. we have been trying to do that for almost five years. so i hope that they can work something out on that. senator heitkamp is going to come and give us her opinion of what we should do on ex-im bank. she has been articulate in working with senator cantwell on that. so, mr. president, i appreciate the work of -- of the republican leader, his assistant, the senior senator from texas. we -- this has been kind of a difficult issue for everybody. we all didn't get what we wanted, and that includes democrats and republicans. i wish we could have done b

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so, yesterday, senator bob menendez did a filibuster for four hours.e grabbed the senate floor and continued to condemn the bill, to condemn the efforts. reale process, you got a lesson on what is the problem and why people are calling this a colonial control bill. thatnstance, he said contrary to what the obama administration has been saying and what many republicans in congress have been saying, the people of puerto rico are completely opposed to this bill. voters areto rican , this verythe bill bill the senate is about to pass. to any outside control board running the affairs of puerto rico. there is huge opposition on the island to the bill and yet the congress is moving forward. there are a lot of liberal democrats that are supporting this bill. some are liberal organizations and have astonishingly come out in favor of the bill and are insisting that this is the only way, as that is the bill is, it is the only way for puerto rico to be able to restructure its debt and to avoid a rush to the courthouse by bondholders. is thatendez made clear there

new jersey senator bob menendez, led the opposition to the bill, -- sen.enendez: it is a vote to authorize and -- and unauthorized, unchecked control board to determine puerto rico's destiny. it is a bill to force puerto rico without their say to go $370 million further in debt to pay for this omnipotent control board, which they do not even want. it is a vote to cut the minimum wage down to four dollars and $.25 an hour for young workers in puerto rico, and to make puerto ricans work long ovtime hours without compensation, a vote to cut worker benefit, and privatize inherently government functions, a vote to close schools at some a shutter hospitals, and c cut senior citizen pensions to the bone. it is a vote to put hedge funds ahead of the people. it is able to sesell off and commercialize national treasures that belong to the people of puerto rico. amy: demococratic presidential candidate and d vermont senator bernie sanders also o spoke out against the lelegislation. sen. sandersrs: this is a terrie piece of legislation settiting horrific prececedent a

bob menendez and corry booker urge their collogue toss support their measures with what they say wouldeep guns out of the hand of the suspect terrorist and would have beefed up governmental background checks. four senate plans were on the table, each failed to get vote needed to pass in the senate. >>> latest supreme court rule not to reinstate a law that gave groups like the national rifle association the right to challenge local gun control rules in court. commonwealth court overturn the law last year the ground that the legislative process needs to make it, violated state constitution. >>> amazing to me, just amazing. >>> 6:20. a british man accused of trying to take a police officer's gun right out of his holster and shoot donald trump. this was in vegas. he has been denied bail. it happened at a rally saturday at treasure island casino. michael steven is his name, michael steven sanford as a matter of fact and he has been planning an assassination on trump for about a year and was ready to die in the attempt to do this. he is 20 years old. charged with the an act of violence honor

senator bob menendez -- on the senate. right, on the board. obviously, there is a consensus that we need restructuring. restructuring includes obligations which means chapter nine will be enough. but the board as it stands really is going to hinder rather than help puerto rico in the long run. and that's a fight we need to make right now. >> thank you. i'm going to attempt to answer all of the questions. let me group of them because i think the questions are related to each other. i do think democratic legitimacy is very much a question and issue, perhaps for different reasons than my panelists would think. the reason democratic legitimacy matters is because the fundamental relationship between puerto rico and the united states is not a solved issue. in washington, d.c., there is still the question of representation before congress which has spurred a tremendous power movement for statehood. new york, philadelphia, detroit, places where boards have been set up and done these things do not go toward the fundamental relationship between state an

number of public officials whose trials have been put on hold , namely our home state senator bob menendezthe outcome of this decision to see what the answer to this question would be. if the public official's behavior was ordinary, reasonable and he would have done it anyway, is it a bride if somebody buys him a lunch or bison the dinner or flies him on their private plane? the supreme court seems to have answered no . once the fourth circuit to take a look at it. at the end of the day, his conviction has actually been vacated. he is no longer guilty of the crime for which the jury found him guilty but it could be reinstated by the fourth circuit court of appeals of richmond once they take the supreme court's logic today and reapply to the facts in that case . martha: it's a fascinating event to me that they were dealing with this case. this is the governor of virginia. why this was not a decision that was made by the court in virginia , sort of the path of how this got to the supreme court and why they didn't just toss it back to the lower level for the state? >> bob mcdonald was convict

senator bob menendez -- >> on -- >> right, on the board.viously there' there is a cons that we need restructuring, okay, and restructuring includes the negotiations, which means chapter nine will be enough. but the board as it stands really is going to hinder rather than help puerto rico in the long run. and that's a fight we need to make your that's a fight we need to give right now. >> thank you. let me group of them because i think the questions are related to each other. first of all let me first say that actually do think the democratic legitimacy is very much a question and very much an issue, perhaps for different reasons than my panelists would think the we are talking about, the recent democratic legitimate matters is because the fundamental relationship between puerto rico and the united states is not a selfish under tremendous power in a. we have that fundamental, i mean in washington, d.c. there is still the question of representation before congress which has spurred a tremendous power movement for statehood. new york, philadel

we're also joined by the great senator from new jersey, former leader in this house, bob menendez. [applause] no bill -- >> no break! mr. larson: no bill -- >> no break! mr. larson: no bill -- >> no break! >> i'm so happy to be here and to join all of my colleagues. let me just say how proud i am of you. the mike's not on. ok. let me just tell you how proud i am to stand with you today. i'm going to tell you that, when i came to this congress, i came here because the people sent me here from north carolina, we're not proud about a lot of things going on in north carolina. ms. adams: but i did come here to represent the people who elected me. this is the people's house. and the people have a voice. i've got to tell that you silence is just not enough. one minute of silence is just not enough. sunday i said in church, st. louis missionary baptist church in charlotte, they had a moment of remembrance, remembering the victims who were killed in orlando and those who were killed in the church in south carolina last year. because it was about the same time. when those 49 faces came acros

this month passed a bill dealing with the matter but some senate democrats like sherrod brown and bob menendezill currently stands and they are seeking amendments. the senate is expected to take up the bill this week before that the july 1st deadline. roughly 3 1/2 million americans, maria, live in puerto rico. maria: blake thank you very much. blake burman with the latest there. anthony scaramucci, what do you make of this, in terms of puerto rico, three million people, there is a worry if we don't help puerto rico that will only bring all of those people to the main land and that is going to be more fallout here? >> this is like that razor, where either way it will be painful for the body politic because if they bail out puerto rico, people will why are you bay bailing out puerto rico, and if they do, it will have contagion effect. my opinion bite the bullet. and bail them out. >> that is probably what they will end up doing, humidity bailouts do we continue to do? one. failures of our government people never feel responsible because they know somebody, i call them uncle sugar, good ol' gove

senator bob menendez -- on the senate. right, on the board. obviously, there is a consensus that we need restructuring. includesring obligations which means chapter , nine will be enough. but the board as it stands really is going to hinder rather than help puerto rico in the long run. and that's a fight we need to make right now. >> thank you. i'm going to attempt to answer all of the questions. let me group of them because i think the questions are related to each other. i do think democratic legitimacy is very much a question and issue, perhaps for different reasons than my panelists would think. reason democratic legitimacy matters is because the fundamental relationship between puerto rico and the united states is not a solved issue. in washington, d.c., there is still the question of representation before congress which has spurred a tremendous power movement for statehood. new york, philadelphia, detroit , places where boards have been set up and done these things do not go toward the fundamental relationship between state and society i

. >> this legislation, bob menendez, new jersey senator, number one, take us through the owners -- theythrough this, but the servicers they -- they have to let the people know, look, you the stay in the house, even though it will be foreclosed on. they have to make it clear that the homeowner understands they're responsible for all the taxes, their insurance, hoa fees and they require them to notify the borrower and the municipality that they're walking away. here's what happens, clayton, let's say there's a servicer that starts the foreclosure. what happens, then the loan gets sold to another servicer. once that servicer starts foreclosure, if they go to transfer the lien on the house must be removed. in other words, the mortgage is gone. that is a good part of the proposal. i like that part of it. the one thing i think they need to do to go a step further, i would like to see credit restoration for those people who were led to believe that their house was going to be foreclosed on or they filed bankruptcy, their credit has not been restored, because the lender sat on their rear end an

how that decision by the supreme court could affect other similar cases, especially concerning bob menendezhe was indicted on allegations $1 millionaccepted in campaign contributions and use the senate office to benefit the man's financial and personal interests. a judge threw out some of the bribery charges but many remain. denies the charges and the justice department case is awaiting trial. donna from cookeville, tennessee, good morning. caller: good morning. i just got one quick comment i would like people to mole over for about five seconds -- mull over for about five seconds. i saw a bumper sticker that said, have you ever noticed that everyone for abortion has already been born? i cannot get that out of my head on this topic. i would just like people to think about that and that is my comment. kentucky, lisae, on our democrat line. caller: i absolutely do think texas overreached. this has been the law of the land since 1972. it seems like they would take it seems like they would take up other legislation and do something with their time. court afforded their way -- photo their way, i