prepared, in fact, cam david was a document to recognize israel so that it would not be isolated.pt was israel's biggest threat from the beginning, and israel tried to be relieved by egypt in any way. for this reason, it was necessary for egypt to recognize israel as the first arab country. the biggest threat to israel is to disappear forever. in the 70s, everything was in israel's favor , successive victories, success after success , there was no news of the israeli society, what was seen were the victories of the army, while strange things happened in the heart of the society. it was in conflict with human concepts. after the war, thousands of people immigrate to the occupied territories , including yemenis, they are settled in temporary camps. different people, male and female, old and young, attend the camps . women have come with children and minors. immediately, medical examinations begin. doctors take some children with them under the pretext of more detailed examinations. they are said to return the next day. but the next day there is no news about the children. it. childr

well, we also heard from the british foreign secretary david cam. david cameron, he said, actually, just recently as he was in ukraine, that you the t up should have the ability and has the right to strike targets on russian territory using british supplied weapons. let's take a list. they must take their steps. we did discuss city the covey as the we put on all those things. the new create opportunity has the right to strike back it. russia include the inside, right, right. you as a decision for you create and you create has that right? as of now, moscow has called upon the ambassadors from both france and the u. k. but we also saw a statement from the russian foreign ministry saying that the british investor was actually born that strikes on russian territory using british supplied weapons which leads to the conflict spilling outside of ukraine. the impacts of the was told of the russian side considered cameron's was as evidence of a serious escalation and confirmation of london's growing involvement in the military actions on give side and best the cas

to us, bro, could some of these agreements, whether we're talking about the philadelphia or the cam. david, well the us is acting as a us always doesn't such situations. namely that is exercise the pressure on egypt to go along with israel's demands. and it's using the dire humanitarian crisis and the gaza strip as a pretext. so once again, instead of placing pressure on those responsible for creating the crisis, namely this really is it's taking is really, is under its way protecting them and putting pressure on egypt to go along with this really demands, it's entirely what one would expect. so given what we know about us policy, a wayne robotic good to talk to you. thanks so much. thank you. the state department says the humanitarian situation in golf, so it continues to deteriorate. its deputy spokesman says washington is urging as well do more to allow sustained access to a manager and conditions on the ground. continue to do the series and the vital border crossings have closed out of time. with even more aid is critical. we are working tirelessly to serge assistance through all avail

that, according to paul pelosi, her husband, he woke up seeing david de pap at the foot of his bed when police officers arrived. body camws that david de pap hit paul pelosi on the head to times and he suffered a fractured skull that he will have to wear plates on his skull for the rest of his life. now, the charges in state court reyna f little bit different in federal court. the state charges include attempted murder, burglary salt in federal court. and the reason why it reached the federal court is because nancy pelosi is a federal official. so they were able to go after him in that particular court. and actually he was sentenced last week to 50 years, maximum for what he did in that court. now, state prosecutors, they will begin their trial and that should begin about 9 o'clock this morning with the first step. of course, selecting a jury. they believe the trial should last about 3 weeks or so. >> all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. that of it. all right. i was a 5.33, o scary moments for elementary school students and a teacher example after sheriff's office training exercise goes wrong with that, michae

body cam footage shows that david de pap actually hit paul pelosi 3 times on the head with a hammer. he suffered a fractured skull, actually woke up in a pool of his own blood. the pap was a rested. now, prosecutors say during this whole trial, but he never showed remorse that he was actually bragging about the attack. he was convicted of assaulting an immediate family member of a federal official as well as attempted kidnapping of a federal official. he faces up, as you mention to 50 years in prison. prosecutors are looking for 40 years, which means by the time he gets out of prison, he will be 83 years old. this is just one front of his problems because state prosecutors also want to get him on charges. and that's the trial after this. and after that ice also wants him as well because he is actually canadian resident who came into the u.s. back in 2008 on a six-month visa. he should have left the united states, but instead, obviously he has been here ever since to the point where he attacked paul pelosi. we will be in court and will let you know during the 10 o'clock newscast. how

that's when body cam footage allegedly showed that david de pap hit paul pelosi on his head with a hammer that he has a skull fracture that he has to wear a play on his head for the rest of his life. i mentioned alleged even though he was convicted in federal court because this is a brand new trial. so prosecutors will try to convict him here. in the meantime, he is obviously innocent until proven guilty, even though he was already convicted in federal courts and sentenced to 50 years in prison for those crimes. those charges, james darya in the state court, the charges a little bit different in the federal court. they were federal crimes. i logged against him, including attempted kidnapping of a federal official and the attack on immediate member of a federal official that being speaker of the house then speaker of the house nancy pelosi, as far as the state charges a little bit different attempted murder, burglary and assault. so difference here. and that's why they have to go to trial. and this particular case, jury selection will begin at 9 o'clock this morning in trial should last se

david: mireya, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the hair rogue dash cam video revealed in court, showing a semitruck crashing on that louisville bridge. the truck hit by another vehicle, the driver losing control. and you'll remember those images, her truck dangling about 100 feet above the ohio river. then that daring rescue. well, tonight, the other driver blamed for the crash now facing charges. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, heart-stopping video from multiple angles capturing the crash that led this semitruck to careen into and precariously dangle over the clark memorial bridge in louisville. watch closely as that pickup driver swerves out of his lane to avoid a stalled car, slamming into the semi, which then crashes over the bridge. 26-year-old truck driver sydney thomas hanging onto the wheel as the semi's hood breaks away 100 feet above the water. >> we're bringing you some breaking news right now. this is a picture of a truck hanging over the side of the clark memorial bridge. >> reporter: louisville firefighters took nearly an hour to hoist that driver to safety and were hai

the publisher of the national enquirer cam lloyd agreed to find negative stories of outcomes and then question. and they wanted to see the testimony from him, david packer, and they also wanted to hear from michael cohen, and that was trump's former lawyer and fix or who was testified against him in this trial. and one of the things they're trying to establish whether the events occurred as the prosecution said, it was cohen who said that trump made those payments deliberately in order to pay off stormy daniels before the election. so the voters wouldn't know when that's the crime. we're talking about here at 34 instances of trust. trump writing a check should cohen to cover that up. so they're going to go over each of those checks and they're going to go over the testimony. and the defense shoes are usually cohen simply isn't credible. the prosecutors have argued, you don't have to rely on cohens testimony because we have lots of other testimony and documents pick show that donald trump covered up this payment. and john a so now a 2nd day of deliberation. so what can we expect next? well, at some point they're going to come to a verdict if it co

david depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for attacking nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer in october 2022. the attack caught on police body cam and shared today in court. depapes defense team is not arguing against the facts of the case, but are instead arguing depape has a mental illness that caused him to get caught up in an elaborate conspiracy. >> so this is more like attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill, if at the worst it could be attempted. voluntary manslaughter, if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with with a level of malevolence . >> medical experts are set to take the stand tomorrow. the fast paced trial could produce a verdict as early as next week. new at 732, brothers have been charged in connection to drug trafficking in the tenderloin. 36 year-old jose ramos orozco and 33 year-old jonathan ramos orozco from oakland, were arraigned today. they pleaded not guilty to all charges. san francisco police seized more than 18 pounds of drugs from the men when they were arrested last thursday, including fentanyl, methamphetamine and heroin. officers say they also found mor

david depape is watching the prosecution build the case against him. piece by piece. they played a 59 minute interview with the defendant, recorded after he got caught on police body camideo hitting paul pelosi with a hammer. >> hey hey hey hey, what is going on? >> i'm not getting any answers. >> just two hours later, depape at san francisco general for a dislocated shoulder he suffered during his arrest. a police investigator interviews him while he lays cuffed to a gurney. she starts by asking, do you know why you're in custody? depape answers, absolutely. he grows increasingly angry and emotional, claiming that nancy pelosi and other democrats committed crimes to steal the election from donald trump. then, depape says, i was going to hold her hostage and get her to tell the truth. if she didn't tell the truth, i'd break her kneecaps. adam gassner was a longtime san francisco defense attorney who's been keeping up on the depape trial. >> well, it's unclear whether he's going to testify, but if you hear his voice and you hear his ramblings or his rantings, the shake in his voice, the oddity of the way he speaks, it gives real insight into what he was like at that ti

police are asking anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of the crime to give them a call. >> the federal judge who sentenced davidhe man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, says she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving the pap a chance to speak in court. on friday, depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the break in and attack. two years ago at pelosi's home in san francisco. now, the new sentencing date is may 28th. we want to continue our coverage now of what will likely be the biggest change in federal drug policy in more than half a century, the biden administration is reclassifying marijuana as a schedule three drug, down from a schedule one, meaning it has both medical benefits and some potential for abuse. >> let's learn more about the change that's coming by welcoming tamar todd, a marijuana law and professor policy at uc berkeley. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> of course, we should note that marijuana is still illegal at the federal level. what does this change, though, sig

going to be for their cam pane to focus on what they can do for the american people, not what the other guy might do. and that's been the big criticism. some people have argued, david president is trailing in all the polling. however, as we take a look here live at the usma, cadets all at the ready, we obviously will monitor the president's remarks and share any newsworthy quips and clips. but i can tell you this, if history is any indication, he'll talk about service above self, he'll talk about how great the tradition is not just at west point, but broadly, this idea of protecting the american poemlant protecting the world from the evil of communism. and it suspect he'll also talk about climate change and maybe even the dangers of a. i'm sorry. i've seen a few of these speeches. i promise i'll share a it when i get it. david: by the way, first time i went to west point was with the father of lucas tomlinson, a wonderful experience. >> reporter: wow. david: lucas was just a little boy back then the. >> reporter: and he's with us now. david: good to see you, my friend. after campaigning in the bronx on thursday, donald trump is prepared to address the libertarian n

david depape is watching the prosecution build the case against him. piece by piece. they played a 59 minute interview with the defendant, recorded after he got caught on police body cam video hitting paul pelosi with a hammer. >> hey hey hey hey, what is going on here? i'm not getting any answers. >> just two hours later, depape set san francisco general for a dislocated shoulder. he suffered during his arrest. a police investigator interviews him while he lays cuffed to a gurney. she starts by asking, do you know why you're in custody? depape answers absolutely. he grows increasingly angry and emotional, claiming that nancy pelosi and other democrats committed crimes to steal the election from donald trump. then, depape says, i was going to hold her hostage and get her to tell the truth. if she didn't tell the truth, i'd break her kneecaps. adam gassner was a longtime san francisco defense attorney who's been keeping up on the depape trial. >> well, it's unclear whether he's going to testify, but if you hear his voice and you hear his ramblings or his rantings, the shake in his voice, the oddity of the way he speaks, it gives real insight into what he was like at th

earlier this month, david depape was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for attacking nancy pelosi's husband with a hammer in october of 2022. that attack was caught on police body cam and shared today in a san francisco courtroom. depapes defense team is not arguing against the facts of the case, but instead arguing depape has a mental illness that caused him to get caught up in an elaborate conspiracy. >> so this is more like attempted murder requires a specific intent to kill, if at the worst it could be attempted voluntary manslaughter for if he did not have the state of mind necessary to intend to kill him with with a level of malevolence . >> medical experts are scheduled to take the stand tomorrow. the trial is expected to last no more than two weeks. >> scott peterson appeared virtually in a bay area courtroom today as his bid for a new trial continues. this comes 20 years after he was convicted of killing his wife and unborn child. >> and today, a san mateo county judge rejected most of peterson's request to retest certain pieces of evidence, except for one piece of duct tape. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more on today's developments. >> overall, scott

david, welcome to the show. >> thanks for having me, charles. charles: thanks for that beautiful 01-year shout-out the other day -- 10-year shout-out. >> i missed the shoe cam[laughter] when it came in. i can't even believe we had it, but it was a lot of fun. charles: the point i'm making, i'm the pied piper of investing. it's not that i love the stock market per se, i just love the fact that it's the greatest money-making machine in history, and it doesn't have to be complicated as a wall street makes it. >> i think, you know, we're actually at a point right now where we might be at peak passive investing right now. i think individual and even institutional investors that do their homework are going to be picking stocks again. i think we're beyond where we were for, say, maybe the last 15, 20 years. charles: here's the thing though, we always get this thing every month from bank of america, and they show the most crowded trades, right? if everyone piles into these same names, right? so everyone has exposure to nvidia, everyone has exposure to microsoft. and then you look and, you know, if you ever go through the list of the best performing stocks, you see

cam. please say hello to tom hanks. here he is. [ cheers and applause ] hanks: no one can go on the "david letterman show" and try to steer on to do one thing and one thing only -- be as funny as the rest of the show. you know, we could get in a two shot here, dave. we could actually send the crew home, couldn't we? [ laughter ] steinberg: you know, as a comedian, you want the biggest audience that you could get. for dave, he knew a lot of things that he would do were gonna alienate people. and he didn't care. he wanted his thumbprint out there and that's the most important thing. it's time for "small town news." paul? excuse me. paul? do you have any -- do you have any accompanying music here for "small town news"? paul shaffer, ladies and gentlemen. shales: the show making fun of itself and turning itself inside out that way was something kind of new. i mean, don't we look like guys that you'd see hanging around together? absolwould you like to hang around with me? nope. i've said it before and i'll say it again. this is the stupidest show i've... i thought that i would never want to do this show with you. now why? beca

david pecker has been admitting that. he recounts his dealings with the trump lawyer turned star witness michael cohen to buy and then bury stories all to protect trump's campaign. he alleges a specific cam -- specific agreement. the d.a. told the jury this will also be corroborated with evidence in trump, the defendants, own words. with receipts showing an illegal conspiracy to undermine the election. the defense rebuts that by saying there isn't an actual conspiracy charge in this case. that's true. the word conspiracy has a legal meaning and also a colloquial meaning. they are saying they conspired together. the defense also attacks the election theory that trump promoted the election by unlawful means and that would be needed to supersede this misdemeanor of fraud into a felony case. so the trump defense has said maybe the d.a. is being alarmist about what amounts to, however dirty, politics as usual. trump's lawyers proclaiming there is nothing wrong with trying to influence an election. it is called democracy. the d.a. has put up three witnesses and testimony this week. the national enquirer chiefly mentioned, david pecker, was clearly the hottest, unloading details and dishing on

police are asking anyone who may have dash cam video near the scene of the crime to please give them a call. >> our time is 634. the federal judge who sentenced david she will reopen the sentencing portion of the case. the judge says she made an error by not giving the pap a chance to speak in court. on friday. depape was sentenced to 30 years in prison for that break in and the attack two years ago at the home of the pelosis in san francisco. now the new sentencing date is may 28th. later today, michael cohen, donald trump's former lawyer, is expected to be back on the witness stand in the new york criminal trial of the former president testifying about campaign finances. cohen is one of the final witnesses that the prosecution will be calling. cohen previously said he made hush money payments on behalf of donald trump to adult movie star stormy daniels. trump insists he did nothing wrong and that his this trial is an attempt to keep him off the campaign trail. with less than six months left until election day, the prosecution's case is so weak that it's very hard to imagine that anyone can look at this and think that president trump is truly guil