the main opposition congress party and its regional hour. the national conference would carry the day. drama, cut them from the 10 of those who sold to the fetus and know it to be seen now. but this puts more responsibility on our shoulders. it's now duty to prove ourselves with these folks to work, which will remain in priority for the next 5 years from article $370.00 gave special status to kashmir as an indian state. removing it brought the region directly under new delegates control. something that resonated among moti supporters, but in kashmir was seen as a way to force demographic changes. the region has been on edge ever since civil liberties, curved and media guy. the audible 30 man in the beach states i was don't know. let's be can i see that that created the while some among the people and they rejected egypt. security has been tied to pulling stations and counting centers for weeks. nearly 8900000 people were eligible to vote. overall turn out is estimated at 64 percent. the vote will allow indian administer to smear, to have its

protest. cons, servants of god who numbered over 100000 members, shared many values within these congress parties. their members largely followed different religions, but they both supported full independence from britain. they also both refused to pay taxes to the british crown. on indian national congress was found by i'm going to share a or to you just called present it and follow the presenting the demands of pain dns to the to the bridge is going to piece for them in. busy but it was from that from that it became empty, but it just came in connection with me. i have not gotten even watch the video been done, widens so they have that connection. got developed and made the warning was there in the morning was often on winds that already bought you off on the board meeting off my gun. the had started for practicing on way. that's the some historians today compare. but just on with boss, look on the famous around in the world for his role in indian independence. the 2 men knew each other and sometimes campaign together. and they both urge their people to rid the subcontinent of british rule the.

the all indian mission, the congress was there did it was a stage. there was a party, but the giant entry and fear was a new spirit. this is number one. so far is about how about that is, you know, which is known as the guy there as of the day if you need to. in fact, his son will celebrate was there because most indeed most from the 19 or 6. so in his case, the stage was that the party was there. but you infused, i need to get a legal that i or you can say give them at those. and they submit their to have that method. but in the case of why jeff, on, he made the stage read his compatriots to bid defy he form the group a by d. and another thing which is, which is in my opinion as a different, mostly political movements, whether the form it do with the political are either a girl slap parties, etc, that the outcome is formed in the of an 80 s. but in the case of, well that you see them up got a moment, they started from a smaller village. the 2nd world war was a key period for the future of the subcontinent. british india supplied 2 and a half 1000000 soldiers who foug

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but again, georgia rounds is going to once more go to congress parties going to push efforts to savehese monuments. andie a representative from thea our committee detailed the associations increasing concern with the fact no one is paying attention to these monuments. all agree others that might be erected for all time. regiments are starting to express desire to put monuments on the field. but, unlike the 1902 testify that featured only union veterans, 10 years later in 1912 the hearings included that former confederate whose motivation had little to do with the union monument. under the pretext of protecting the monument confederate veterans there parked in the reconciliation spirit of the day. i speak on behalf of the confederate veterans for example, captain mullah fitzgerald, georgia which if you know the story of fitzgerald, georgia this is a sideat bar. that is a community that has created as a reconciliation as with union and confederate veterans. very much a spokesperson for reconciliation. bull was in a sacred spot for many of our soldiers on both sides. even more astoundin

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congress. both parties supported the ideals of zionism in the last 70 years. support is still ongoing.rs believe they are partners. with the support of america, the zionist regime is making its last effort to survive, childishness, terror, massacre. the blood of sayyid hassan nasrallah and his friends has awakened the sleeping hearts and we are all sayyid hassan nasrallah. israel as the users believe, both of these friends have their hands stained with the blood of the people of palestine and lebanon. netanyahu's office released a video of him ordering an attack on beirut by phone from new york. anyone who thinks america is not complicit. the world is actually easy to understand when you realize that america, britain, eu are always around town. yes, they are in the us. and they have been used well by israel. america stands by you. we will continue to support israel. this friendship continues . but now, according to this user, many they believe that america is behind all the crimes of israel. ali reza moradi, radio and television news agency. we have seen the thoughts and beliefs of oth

the main opposition congress party and its regional our, the national conference would carry the day drama and cut them from nikki, our 10 most or so to the fetus. a know it to be seen now, but this puts more responsibility on the shoulders. it's now duty to prove ourselves with these folks to work which will remain in priority for the next 5 years from article $370.00 gave special status to kashmir as an indian state. and removing it brought the region directly under new delegates control. something that resonated among multi supporters, but in kashmir was seen as a way to force demographic changes. the region has been on edge ever since civil liberties, curved and media. again, the autopay, the men in the beach states, also known what's the date of the that created the summer months and the the to check to be job security has been tied to pulling stations and counting centers for weeks. nearly 8900000 people were eligible to vote. overall turn out is estimated at 64 percent. the vote will allow indian administered to smear to have its own assembly, but remain a union territory with

in 1921, speaking at the tenth party congress in moscow, the people's commissar for nationality and thetial strengthening of ukrainian identity began not in galicia, but in kharkov. soviet ukraine. the policy of indigenization and the like, assistance in the light of lenin's national policy, support for the ukrainian language. in april 1923 , at the seventh conference of the communist party of ukraine , the beginning of the policy of ukrainization was announced. everything was ukrainized. language, by 1931 90% of newspapers and 85% of magazines in the ukrainian ssr were published in ukrainian, that is, where 15 years ago many did not understand at all what ukraine was or who ukrainians were. from the book of the second president of ukraine leonid kuchma, ukraine is not russia. regardless of the attitude to what happened in the twenties, it must be recognized that if it were not for the ukrainization of the school that was carried out at that time, our current independence might not have existed . the mass ukrainian school. having passed through itself tens of millions of people, turned

on amnesty was signed in september of 1955, in february of 1956, 5 months later the twentieth party congress takes place, at which nikita sergeevich khrushchev debunks the cult of stalin's personality, the repressions, and so on and so forth, a legendary speech that in general turned the consciousness of a huge people upside down, that is, in other words, these murderers, criminals... for the people became victims of stalinism, stalin's repressions. and now the question is, after these criminals, these murderers were amnestied, did they suddenly become different, did they become, as was said, full members of society, here is a document, these are the words of one of the heads of the un, vasily zastavny, we quote him from this... the period of the fight against the pistol and the machine gun is over, another period has come, the period of the fight for youth, the period... the book, it seems like nothing special, but later it turned out that all this had deeper roots, more sinister roots, and all these years we seem to see nothing, we do not we realize that since 1991, american instructors ha

will definitely reach the near east, well, i read comrade blinkin's report to the twenty-sixth party congress, you must admit, it's been a long time since i read it, i don't remember anything like that for a long time, yes, i read it, it's a lot of pages, as they like to say, a lot of letters, yes, but that means two thoughts, one funny and of course causing great sarcasm. such an article, volodya, you must agree, would be extremely implausible on behalf of harris, and even more implausible if it were on behalf of biden, right, blinkin had to, but that's all nonsense. revisionist, we'll discuss it now, the leader there is russia, the leader of the revisionists is russia, they have joined, russia, they have joined, russia, we, iran, north korea and china, so of course we understand that we need to break them up, we are tempting china, we are threatening iran, we don’t know what to do with north korea, we will simply destroy it. china is still not the main problem for the united states and has never been in all these years china is the main problem for the united states, by the way, and china k

opportunity to elevate something we think is really important, and that is the power of congress and responsible party. congress has to be the eyes and voice of the >> do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth? >> weeknights, watch congress investigates, as we explore major investigations by the u.s. house and senate of our country's history. we will see historic footage from those periods, and we will examine the impact and legacy of key congressional hearings. monday, lawmakers from 1973 and 1974 examine events around the 19 72 break-in of democratic national committee headquarters at the watergate hotel in washington, d.c. the investigation led to the resignation of richard nixon. watch monday at 10:00 eastern on c-span. announcer: c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy from washington and across the country. saturday, we will talk about the supreme court term and key cases ahead with "washington times" legal affairs reporter alex sawyer. and a discussion of the overlook

national anthem, the flagship, the professional project, you talked about this at the united russia party congressyears ago, they are developing very dynamically, in fact, we are moving to a regional-industry principle of college management, when colleges prepare for their needs immediately in production, students are paid about 29 thousand rubles per month for practice, in general, over 2 years they attracted more than 5 billion rubles invested. in college we plan by the thirtieth year another 20 billion rubles will be invested by business already about 2.0 enterprises participate in this program. the championship movement is actively developing, when guys and ninth-graders from the regional stage, here moscow actively participates. last year you opened the championship of high technologies in veliky novgorod, these are the specialties that will be in demand in colleges in five. 10 years we are already looking at the future specialties related to artificial intelligence, with robotics, at the end of november, we also invite you, there will be a big championship professionals, the final in st. pet

on february 14, 1956 , the twentieth congress of the communist party of the soviet union opened in moscow. it was attended by 1,349 delegates, including guests from 55 countries. the main event of this congress took place on the last day of its work, on the morning of february 25. at a closed meeting, the first secretary of the central committee nikita khrushchev spoke report: on the cult of stalin's personality and its consequences, in it he gave a detailed criticism of stalin's entire rule, and especially his activities during the great patriotic war. in his speech he said: the terrible danger that hung over our homeland was the result of stalin's vicious methods of leading the country. stalin was very far from understanding the real situation that was developing. crown the cult of stalin's personality. after the speech, no debates or discussions of the report were held, and its text was not published in the official documents of the congress. he held this meeting, which, as eyewitnesses wrote, was held in complete silence, so that you could even hear flies flying, shook the entire hall

american presidents and members of congress from both parties have supported these ideals for the past0 years. support is still ongoing. users believe they are partners. with the support of america, the zionist regime is making its last effort to survive, childishness, terror, massacre. the blood of seyyed hassan nasrallah and his friends, the sleeping hearts wake up and we are all seyyed hassan nasrallah. israel killed nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, using 8 american jets equipped with at least 15 munitions of 2,000 munitions, with a precision guidance system made by the united states that was connected to the bombs , military aid, in addition to more than 30 million dollars in money from the united states. for the creation of the content of these frames poured into the pockets of the zionist regime, israel has no greater friend than america, as the user said. they believe that these friends have both their hands stained with the blood of the palestinian and lebanese people. netanyahu's office released a picture of him ordering the attack a call to beirut from new york. anyone who

and there are a lot of members of the united states congress from both parties, the republican on the democratic party, who are committed to ensuring that that uh, the resolve of the united states and of the democratic community that has been firm since 1945 continues despite his president of the united states, probably fam fee, halifax and national security for him. thank you very much for joining us today. here on the day. my pleasure. get hurt. thank you. us. and hey, the criminal guys have a text several neighborhoods in the capital for the problems over the weekend. driving people from the homes with gun 5 such seems have become the know i'm that with killings, kidnappings and sexual violence have increased since the president bush assassinated in 2021. last year the u. n. u n. mandated an international security support mission led by the kenyan police. $2500.00 police officers were expected that only $400.00 canyons have arrived sofa, and the 1st 3 months they've made some gains, but the task is risky. of correspondence, maria and miller got exclusive access and went on patrol w

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beginning of the fifty-second year , preparations for the main political event, the twentieth congress of the communist party of belarus, began in the republic, labor collectives were summing up and in minsk, in the theater named after yanka kupala , the young kauchukovods were celebrating. the first sacrat of the central committee of the young communist league of belarus, pyotr masherov, who opened it, said in his own words that it was in the 51st year. and also the broadcast from the congress of the kauchukovods, which was organized by the belarusian radio. among the leaders was komsomolka glasha khadasevich, a team leader of the local collective farm, and the district was noted at the republican rally as having successfully completed the task. on this occasion, a meeting in the club, honorary certificates from the district komsomol committee to the entire team. an area of ​​almost 3 hectares, they managed to collect 42.8 centners per hectare. and the obligatory congratulations from the pioneers with a fashionable chant. who? marching in a friendly row, this is the komsomol shift, our pioneer detachment. d

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boss of the chinese communist party, hujintao, was ushered out of the closing ceremony of the party congresso offend the present leader, xijinping — assuming that he wasn'tjust ill, which was the official explanation — we don't know. mr hu certainly hasn't been heard of since. the massed ranks of unelected delegates to the congress were given a fierce reminder that you do not fall out with president xi without paying a heavy price. that's a lesson which a top chinese economist, zhu hengpeng, failed to learn a few months ago. in an entirely private message on china's social media platform wechat, he criticised president xi. not a good career move. mr zhu has vanished without trace, and there are very few images of him left on the internet. i asked micky bristow, asia pacific editorfor the bbc world service, for more details. we think he disappeared some time early this year. his last known movements were in april, when he took part in a conference, and since then nobody on the outside world has really seen him. and how do we know he's disappeared? because his name hasn't appeared on, or it's

in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protectingur values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. . >>> the man who attack the husband of nancy pelosi will spend the rest of his life in prison. a jury trial sentenced him to life without parole. the life sentence on state charges is on top of the authority year sentence he got for his federal conviction. after today's sentencing depape's attorney spoke about his mental state. >> this is a man who lived a solitary life and got involved in a lot of online conspiracy theory and engagement. and giving his mental health condition it led him to sort of these entrappable beliefs which he expressed and fully believes in. >> paul pelosi released a letter describing how the attack effected him. he says his skull was crushed leaving him with a metal plate in his head and daily migraines that are part of his life. he still has trouble using his left hand. he added being alone at night brings back memories. and his family said life without parole gives our pops

boss of the chinese communist party, hujintao, was ushered out of the closing ceremony of the party congressfend the present leader, xijinping — assuming that he wasn'tjust ill, which was the official explanation — we don't know. mr hu certainly hasn't been heard of since. the massed ranks of unelected delegates to the congress were given a fierce reminder that you do not fall out with president xi without paying a heavy price. that's a lesson which a top chinese economist, zhu hengpeng, failed to learn a few months ago. in an entirely private message on china's social media platform wechat, he criticised president xi. not a good career move. mr zhu has vanished without trace, and there are very few images of him left on the internet. i asked micky bristow, asia pacific editorfor the bbc world service, for more details. we think he disappeared some time early this year. his last known movements were in april, when he took part in a conference, and since then nobody on the outside world has really seen him. and how do we know he's disappeared? because his name hasn't appeared on, or it's disa

i think we have, and when i was working in congress as a policy adviser for a tea party member of congress, i back in 2014. it was almost the start of this era. what has happened is a combination of social media, the 24 hour news cycles, along with political rhetoric becoming so intense, and so focused on the personal identity of the other candidates. we have created a situation where a lot of voters are taking things personally or putting politics into their own personal identity. and when do you have that happen? you have folks pick a team and then do everything they can create pre textural arguments justified of themselves. why their team is better than the other team, and inherently folks stop listening when their personal identity goes on the lines . and that is a long way of saying we are in an uber polarized era where at least for the foreseeable future, we will have elections that are on the razor's edge. and it'll take, you know, in october surprise, or a better reading of the data and better mobilization efforts for your base voters to win that election. so i think you are enteri

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i think it consists of three parts: xizenping's statement at the chinese party congress, where he saidor the first time in a while that he is staying on, and his task of expansion is basically, well, as the chinese say, take back the lands, well, something like that , yes, there are lands here to return taiwan, in what way they still they don't say, it's possible, it's possible for the military, they already allow in... the military, dengping gave the signal that china is entering the arena of expansion, which , to be honest, is not very natural for china, they heard it, the rest of the usa withdrew from afghanistan, also a moment , which, i think, is very serious, just what many of the military, the united states, were against, the agreement was signed, not here anymore, and the americans dragged it out as much as possible, trump signed it. the weather in, if i am not mistaken, in january of the 20th year, and the americans were pulling, in may they were supposed to leave, according to the agreement, the americans dragged it out until september, until august, understanding the circums

they can go forward, i think consists of three parts: the statement of shizenpinna on china's party congressere he said for the first time in a while that he was staying on. and his task is expansion, in fact, well, as the chinese say, they will return the lands, well, something similar, yes, there are lands here, they will return taiwan, in what way, they do not say yet, it is possible, it is possible with the military, they already allow to the military, this is dengping giving a signal, china is entering the arena of expansion, which, to be honest, is not very natural for china, they heard it, the rest of the usa withdrew from afghanistan, also... a moment that i think is very serious exactly - against what there were many members of the united states military, the agreement was signed, it is no longer here, and the americans dragged as much as possible, trump signed the agreement in, if i am not mistaken, in january of the 20th year, and the americans dragged, in may they had to leave, according to the agreement, the americans dragged until september until... august, understanding the ci

if control of congress is divided, it will be harder for either party to enact their agenda will probably see the commander in chief tried to use executive orders to govern instead of trying to work with congress, which is going to limit what he or she is able to do. and congress holds spending power with the government is able to do with the government's able to fund obviously is absolutely crucial to have control of congress or to be able to work with congress in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>kron 4 news will continue with more top headlines forany the man accused fatally stabbing cash founder bob lee took the stand again on tuesday. kron four's lezla gooden has the latest out of the courtroom. testimony from kuz are and she faced cross-examination from the defense and today they focus on text messages between her and bob leading up to his death. >>on tuesday, in court, tax between leagues are revealed an alleged casual dating relationship. but the defense zeroed in on messages where we appeared aggressive selling his art to leave an alleged drug dealers apartment with him on april.

you have not been critical of your own party's performance in congress.th district trust you for another four years? >> i have always been an independent boys for the people of this district -- independent voice for the people of this district. i focus on principles and pointed them when supporting the constitution. i have voted [indiscernible] i have been focusing on making sure there is more affordability. to make sure that we can have a stronger country going forward. it is important that each generation is proud and continue to support binding this country together and that is what i've been working on in the legislature and with congress so we can continue to be strong in that way. >> congressman, one of the things i'm struggling with is understanding why would represent this district when you could have been one of the most moderate, reasonable voices in congress. you voted for jim jordan twice, you endorsed donald trump on the day he was convicted and you had mike johnson into new jersey twice for fundraisers for you. there is a famous notion in po

both houses of congress, controlled by the democratic party. throughout his administration. the legislation was hard to do. in the last gasp of bipartisanship, he did get a number of domestic legislations before politics became westernized and toxic. he did get some things through the democratic congress. present at the creation, working on the family assistance plan. john, can you tell us something? i think we have a picture. pivotal to this. i think we have a picture of pat moynahan in the president -- with the president in the oval office. john worked for and with pat monahan on his domestic programs, in particular the family assistance plan. in the comprehensive development plan act of 1971. can you tell us something about nixon, and about this legislation? >> was given to me by the herbert hoover presidential library. if you can throw that one up of the family, the richard nixon family, 1937. they are driving home from north carolina. he had just completed law school. you will see over on your far right, with the hat on, hannah, his mother. just towards the middle from

i broke with my party in congress on various votes including one to increase the number of border patrolgents by 22,000. >> you are referencing nothing of your actions in the state legislature in that ad? >> who won the 2020 presidential election? >> joe biden. >> mr. evans? >> joe biden. >> if kamala harris wins the 2024 election, will you accept the results? >> we need to make sure every legal vote is counted but i will accept the results. >> as determined earlier by coin toss, miss caraveo. >> thank you to the audience and my opponent for being here tonight. the choice in november in four weeks is stark. i have made sure that i am representing the district in a way that my constituents would be proud of and that is in keeping with being raised as the child of a construction worker, of immigrants, who has been able to live out my american dream. that is what i have worked for everything old day in congress by making sure i look at affordability, health care and making sure it is accessible, giving the choice of health care back to women and keeping our air and water clean while ensurin

a conversation with latimer putin and he was encouraging him to weigh in with the republican party in congress to weigh in against giving aid to ukraine that could be a violation of the foreign agents registration act because he would be lobbying on behalf of a foreign government. i do not know about the content or if the authorities are aware of this and what might be done about it but clearly, donald trump is somebody who is addicted to flattery and vladimir putin is a master manipulator and knows how to flatter donald trump. again, the fact that bob woodward reported this is not surprising it is not confirmed but, it is clear that donald trump has an agenda here as does latimer putin. this is the most important presidential race for vladimir putin because the first u.s. presidential election since the invasion of ukraine. this is really an exercise to challenge two vladimir putin to try to salvage something out of that ruthless and brutal aggression in ukraine. donald trump is his savior. if donald trump gets back into the oval office who knows what he will do and he will do it unilaterally

party. joe moved here to run for congress and purge the republican party of people like my parents, who i love and respect. that's his idea of how politics will work, not standing up for our fight to get sea lions out of the columbia river, not our fight to make sure we have sustainable timber harvest, not our fight to stop wildfires or get shop class back in junior high. i'm proud to have brought a million dollars back to the technical problem right here at lowe columbia college because respect people who work for a living. >> american industry has been reassuring or returning to the united states rather impressively, which we hasn't seen in decades and it raises two questions, addressed to both of you. first, what effects with a tariff proposed by former president trump have on those reassuring efforts, and ultimately what consequences do you see to reassuring from vice president harris's proposed corporate tax increases? we'll start with mr. kent. mr. kent: let me go back and address some of that. she said she doesn't take corporate pack money, you can see who funds her, it is the military-

most of our legislative seats for congress and state legislature are safe from one party to the otherthat low turnout artie primaries determine most of those outcomes. the taken sevens percent of americans electing 87% of our congress. so when voters are frustrated and they look at congress and say, why are they representing a majority of us when 60, 70, 80% can agree on solutions to the debt, on immigration, on climate? this is the problem. as the primary problem with our politics. and the good news is that it is fixable. >> we've got so much we can do here. i can go on way too long about this. because i do think safe seats are a huge part of our problem. because there's absolutely no political value in coming to the middle when you're in a safe seat. that's what people don't realize. when you're from the state were either republican or democratic elected there's great value in finding common ground because you've got to have some of the other party to get elected. steve got to find that middle, you've got to get consensus. not if you're in a safe place. i want you to talk about the

you have not been critical of your own party in congress. should the voters of new jersey seventh district trust you for another two years? >> i've always been independent voice for the people of this district. for the last two years and since taking office in state legislature. i listen to my constituents and focus on principles, point to them and support the constitution. maggots might party i served against my party and shipping across state lines. i listened to my constituents and focus on the principles that went to them and supporting the constitution. i served against my party on the shipping across state lines. i've been focusing on making sure we have more affordability in the state and in this country i will always stand up for the principles of making sure the people of educational opportunity, that they have access to affordability to make sure we have a stronger country going forward. >> we will wait for response. >> yes, congressman. one of the things i'm struggling with is why you would represent this district where you could

congress. this should be happening inside of a political party.hese people are just deciding who should be the leader of our party. and he proceeds to offer a set of ideas for how the parties can become the mechanism for selecting can become the mechanism for selecting candidates for office. party conventions, local party offices, all kinds of processes for nomination and selection that could help the american system work better as a two-party system. two broad, permeable, messy, incoherent party coalitions that on paper make no sense whatsoever and thatat allow the system to be a system where people bargain and negotiate and build coalitions. big, broad parties train people the build coalitions. and then those people are ready to to build can bigses in congress. it's a -- coalitions in congress. it's a missing piece of the constitution and has worked very well for us for most of american history. and in a lot of ways, was the brain child of martin van buren. the challenge we face today has a lot to do with the fact that the system was such a good

ultimately, he says which ever party controls congress will have the final word. i'd be looking more at who wins the house and the senate because that's really going determine, you know what, what happens with the tax cut and jobs act in washington. raquel martin. >> let's get you check of the forecast now. the sun is setting. that's for sure. taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco. lawrence is here with the hey, i got a great weekend ahead. big changes coming our way tomorrow. not a bad day, but we'll see a lot more clouds moving across our skies. beautiful out there right now. but a couple patches of fog begun to sneak back on shore. so we're going to see that big change overnight. tonight. the clouds going to be rolling on in throughout the night tonight and tomorrow. lot of clouds out there still mild to warm temperatures. big change on sunday with a chance of some showers and some much cooler weather. and that means we're going to lead right into next week with some much colder conditions and maybe another chance of rain righ

the democratic party has not wanted to make it happen. when i was in congressnancy pelosi was speaker, so why didn't they put in place anything during that time? congressman, you have been in congress for four terms, and you have done absolutely nothing to introduce some type of immigration reform. but you use that issue, you sit here, but 90% of the time you vote with your pottery -- with your party. we know nancy pelosi or a new leader, they will fall in line. you are not a moderate even though you claim to be. but 90% of the time you vote with your party. you did not even cross party lines for our veterans. mr. gonzalez: obviously, that is nonsense. this is memorized political rhetoric they drilled in her to say today. there are some good republicans i work with. i am in caucasus with congressman crenshaw and congressman gates. some extreme republicans, and i have worked to come up with commonsense ideas, not to campaign on. >> ms. florez, cvp has seized more fentanyl in the last two years than the previous five years combined. what policies would you propos

in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> looking live this morning at san francisco's hall of justice. the murder trial for the man accused of killing tech tycoon bob lee begins again today after scheduled days off for jurors. nima momeni accused of murder and his sister on the stand talking about night bob lee died from three stab wounds. so the prosecution claims momeni stabbed lee with a kitchen knife an an argument in the night. the defense argues he killed lee in self-defense. stay tuned through the day for reports from bay area bay area's lauren toms. she'll be in the courtroom. >>> the man who attack z the husband of former house speakernancy pelosi sentence sentenced to life in frizz following the state trial. in the state case that jury convicted depape for his attack on paul pelosi with a hammer back in 2022. to summarize it, live sentence on state charges and on top of a 30 year sentence that depape received for his federal c