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eric adams. eric adams knew about that. there's another allegation here of wire fraud and the allegation is in new york city has a matching funds program where if you're a candidate for office and you get certain donations you can then receive taxpayer money to match those donations and the allegation here is eric adams it took these these fraudulent donations and use them to get up to 10 million worth of taxpayer matching funds so that's another element of this case. and then finally, it is illegal for any american politician federal, it's a federal crime for an american candidate for office to receive or accept or solicit donations from any foreign, national or foreign interests. so that's an overview of what this indictment lays out what do you make? >> is there any legal significance to what prosecutors allege that he didn't just accept these illegal contributions, but he also sought them absolutely. >> one of the elements of the crime here is what we call solicitation. he asked for them, he

yes, eric adams has “ust down as well. yes, eric adams has just had — down as well.his first _ down as well. yes, eric adams hasjust had his first public- has just had his first public appearance since the indictment has been unsealed. an indictment, lengthy 157 pages, that charges him with bribery and fraud. before i get into what he said at that appearance, just to walk you through some of these charges. essentially, the five count indictment accuses eric adams of accepting concealed illegal contributions from foreign business people, and at least one turkish official, for at least a decade. they say that when he ran for mayor, he then applied for matching new york city public funds that prosecutors alleged amounted to him receiving his campaign $10 million by fraudulent means. they say, any kind of quit by pro situation, the turkish official tried to cash in on his influence with eric adams, having him approve a consulate building for the turkish government, a high rise building, despite safety concerns. the accuses eric adams of doing so and saying that a fire de

hi eric. eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. let's take a look at the due date of the former president mention. ice saying over 425,000 illegal immigrants previously convicted of crimes are now in the u.s. as you can see it and closed just over 13000 convicted murderers. more than 13000 convicted of a sexual assault with the data does not say exactly when they arrived in our country. experts say a lack of enforcement. >> live at the raleigh word this has been brought out. >> absolutely former president trump took the stage are about 15 minutes ago in another event from his campaign talk about immigration, the boarded and crime. to begin this event today before the former president took the stage a number of law enforcement officials and family spoke ahead of them. should to the board as the borders are and march of 2021 hurt reckless to do nothing approach has directly resulted in the death of my son and countless others. got much of the discussion is about fentanyl as well. vice president harris travel destitute douglas, arizon

eric: ok. lt. gen.arrett: when we do have a really complex, infinite response or mission thread defense mission we are going to do, we will bring the offensive team into the room during the planning for it. those insights are really always very helpful. as you look at defensive cyber operations and offensive cyber operations, how do you think about that? >> i think fundamentally we are really fortunate because we get really great talent from the services. eric: what makes them great? >> general barrett gives me her best. [laughter] if you look across all the services, the cyber national mission force, we get the elite cyber with offensive and defensive members from all different surfaces. we are in a unique position where how do we use defense to inform offense? we say based on my time at the national security agency, it takes a thief to catch a thief. how do we inculcate the offensive mindset in our defenders? what we have been doing is a little bit of a prisoner exchange between our offensive operator

hi mike. >> hi there, eric.ing the latest strike but israeli leaders are hinting they could hit iran as well for the jewish state is not letting up on its enemies for the latest strike into yemen striking at a port controlled by the houthi. israeli jets struck a power plant. this after two days which is where it was a targeted ballistic missiles fired from yemen the missiles were headed for central israel. they were both intercepted the public same from israel top general was a less than subtle hint they could reach iran. >> we know how to reach very far. we know how to reach even farther and we know how to strike with precision. this is not a message this is an action prudent action occurs message with it. clthe day after confirmation tht hassan nasrallah was killed his body was pulled from the rubble. twenty operatives were killed alongside him the same neighborhood houthi hezbollah was assassinated today. the tension focus in the north combat continues in the gaza strip israel fifth brigade of the while engin

eric garcia.raises even more questions for authorities about jordan's shipment at aml, alaska marine lines. >> so, at the time, detective purcell and i went to aml to investigate. >> and what are those things you are expecting to see? >> so, we're just trying to find out the logistics and where the physical items are. >> that's the point in time where we saw video footage of dr. garcia's truck. and then jordan joplin coming and going from the vehicle and unloading items. >> detectives now know jordan joplin used those plastic crates they saw him buy at walmart to load something into shipping containers. the bad news? it had all happened ten days earlier. >> the containers actually were already gone. they were already on the barge on their way to seattle. >> now that we realize and found that the property was now in transit, this crime scene just became massive. it went from ketchikan, alaska down to seattle, washington. >> and what did you know definitively about the stuff you were trying to find?

eric adams has spent a year _ background? eric adams has spent a year under _ background?ams has spent a year under the cloud j background? eric adams has i spent a year under the cloud of federal investigations. it began when the fbi seized his phone after he was leaving an event and search the home of his top campaign adviser less than a year ago. it was reportedly to do with their investigation into whether his campaign had conspired with the turkish government to receive illegal foreign donations. turkish government to receive illegalforeign donations. we illegal foreign donations. we are illegalforeign donations. we are still waiting to get the official charges unsealed in new york and prosecutors will be holding a press conference in about an hour to go over these charges. in recent months, several of eric adams top aides including the chancellor and what the nypd commissioner, resigned as part of the allegations, and for new yorkers this move did not come as a surprise, but certainly to see the first sitting mayor of new york in the city ever in the history to be ch

eric: okay molly.aley right now, bill thank you for joining us and we appreciate and you had a chance to listen to that unfolding press conference as well as we get any form moving just a little bit forward, we know they have the vehicle, and adapt hundred 20 and again the vehicle fairly large vehicle and imagine other my even begin looking at properties and wanted things stand very little information about this alleged would-be assassin but what you think. bill: good question the questions we heard before we had a look of the bit further retrospectively and surely it will be examined closely with the secret service but by congress and i think right now however, given the fact that the fbi really has kind of ticket on this, this fall under at least title 18 u.s. code, a 79 which are frizzy get the present former present there may be other federal charges against this individual as well as local charges is what we key thing is this the investigation source to enfold print is going on right now and i thi

eric: this affects everyone. warning about heating, microwaving plastic you put it in the micro bits in a plastic thing. study say don't do that there was one university of nebraska study showed wooden billions of nanoparticles whatever at that is were released from the plastic takes frozen food put it in a glass container? >> right. or if going to heat something up cooked a new stainless steel that's because these chemicals leak into your food. when you heat it up when you heat up something in a plastic container those chemicals leak into the food. you can consume it can be absorbed into your body of those are the chemicals that cause disruption to your hormones in the body which can also lead to inflammation long-term and in turn lead to breast cancers, thyroid cancers, testicle cancers. it might be a little bit of an inconvenience but that inconvenience comes with the cost on again these chemicals are indestructible so take the extra 60 seconds to use the proper container to reduce your risk of these chemicals

eric? eric: christina, thank you.p -- exp group. if deal is not struck before the longshoremen's contract expires by mid tight tomorrow -- midnight tomorrow, each day it will cost the economy up to the 4 billion each day. so what is the impact at the port of los angeles, new york, new jersey and then the residual effect and how it fans out from supply chain to wholesalers, to people's wallets? >> well, arthel, thank you of so much. right now we're seeing a potential large impact not only in our economy, but on the consumer as well. and i think something we're being very vigilant at least at our organization is to make sure that we have the proper inventory we need to supply our clientele and our customer base. but really what we're seeing is a long potential for some increase in prices on the consumer level, and supermarkets hopefully not having empty shelves. so we're doing what we can to prepare for this strike. there's going to be some crippling impacts on supply chain, for sure. arthel: but if it doesn't happen ri

eric: right alex, thanks so much.president kamala harris is breaking with the campaign tradition she will not attend next month's al smith dinner in new york city the first time in 40 years that a major presidential candidate will skip the events. let's go to lucas tomlinson who is live in wilmington, delaware with more. so it lucas do we know what's behind the vice president's decision? >> arthel, the harris campaign said she's going to be out campaigning in the swing states and new york is not one of them. as you mention this is a first time in 40 years since walter mondale was running for president against ronald reagan and 84. of course ronald reagan went on to in 49 states the only state he last was minnesota. fritz and mondale home state where he was centered for over a decade. and also jimmy carter's vice president. but just to get back into the al smith dinner, it is an annual event of course to raise money for catholic charities. it has been around a long time. and it is held on the third thursday in october

eric: .ile president biden are spending another weekend as home in delaware is yet to same thing about his son pleading guilty and is a federal tax trial. present biden staff maintains a pardon for his son is not on the table. lucas tomlinson is a light at the white house with more. >> good afternoon. jimmy carter spent about a quarter of his presidency in camp david for it perhaps present by the similar trip to delaware that is weiss opting to go home instead of going to camp david. i digress hundred biden pleading guilty in a los angeles ataxia charge is likely saving himself in the country some embarrassing details about hookers, hard drugs, hundred biden releasing a statement which he did not address a foreign influence but here it is from hunter. he says quote i will not subject to my family to more pain, or invasion of privacy needless embarrassment for all i put them through over the years i can spare them this so i have decided to plead guilty. earlier on "sunday morning futures" cong

eric walberg, there joining us out of toronto, author.

eric, you're a bright business guy as well. in the current state of pro sports, do owners and leagues care about fans or is it mostly roi? return on investment and scalability? well, look, the money and the ownership group raj is basically made by the franchise values, right? and so the nfl has been exploring ways where they're able to capitalize that and they're able to monetize it, whether it's selling off part of the team or whatever it is. so, you know, even the giants like these guys aren't like writing big checks and getting a ton of money every single year and handing out dividends to the ownership group, like, that's not the case. all the money that they make essentially goes back into the team. well, this is where the issue has been in oakland, because they've been getting these royalty checks from other teams. and, you know, huge question marks around that is, you know, are they running a business or are they trying to actually do what's best for not only the a's but the city of oakland? look, 24 years went by raj 24

we know mayor eric adams has been charged with bribery and fraud detailing the indictment and said eric adams has been accepting contributions going back to one. williams said they accepted luxury travel benefits that added up to $100,000 without publicly reported. we would get a glimpse of the inner workings of the inner circle. interviewed by investigators that service communicate with the mayor and the mayor claimed he the password to get in. he's just this was a joint investigation with the fbi and new york city department of investigation. the mayor and he left we can see more charges against the mayor. >> i want to mention we are eating at will hear from the speaker also running for mayor. he back into the conversation. >> much more of a moderate from an area and a lot of black voters in brooklyn, the crux of elected eric adams. it will be a big jump. she and put out a statement prior the indictment basically saying wait and see the mayor's response and deserves due process innocent until proven guilty. the council had relationship adams over the last month or year going back to a

hi eric. eric: thank you everyone for joining us on this saturday and eric shawn performer president trump is in wisconsin vice president harris' and another must win swing estate and that is pennsylvania. the p statement pittsburgh prepping for tuesday's debate that will be held in philadelphia her first as a presidential nominee. polls show the race in the state was mandated dead heat it real clear politics has both at a statistical tie 47-point to percent each. maybe one more person would tip that, arthel? >> it meanwhile we do have a live a fox team coverage for you. alexis mcadams is in pittsburgh on how kamala harris is preparing for the debates in the steel city. but first let's go to rich edson who is liber donald trump is about to take the stage in a few moments. >> good afternoon. the former president is wheeled down here in wisconsin at the airport in central wisconsin. before he landed us what he normally does when he gives these speeches in airports as a flyby in his plane. dips h

. >>> coming up, the lyle and eric menendez story. one of them is speaking out from behind bars. when we come back. behind bars. when we come back. as a prosecutor, i never asked a victim or a witness: 'are you a republican or a democrat?' the only thing i ever asked them: 'are you ok?' and that's the kind of president we need right now — someone who cares about you and is not putting themselves first. i intend to be a president for all americans, and focus on investing right now in you, the american people. and we can chart a new way forward. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. >>> growing controversy over netflix' new true crime series, focussed on the infamous menendez brothers' murder trial. it's drawing criticism from viewers and one of the real men behind the crime. here's ellison barber. >> you have to shoot first so you don't back out. >> reporter: the latest netflix top charter reigniting controversy over the infamous menendez brothers murder case. the hit drama titled "monsters, the eric and lyle menendez story" is a fictionalized portrayal of the very real mu

eric is the best. hurray for eric ! eric kicks ass. mr.stuffed animals. yeah, he was doing their voices and pouring tea for them. oh okay. eric is obviously suffering from some kind of emotional distress. what do you mean ? have you boys noticed anything recently that troubled eric ? no. obviously something is bothering him, okay ? oh, of course ! my video camera ! boys if you could videotape eric's behavior, then i can study him psychologically and find out what's wrong, okay ? is that legal ? oh, hell yes. my goodness, that's a lovely dress you are wearing, polly prissypants. ( polly ) oh, thank you eric. you are a perfect gentleman and you're a smart one too. ( panda ) yes eric you are strong and smart and cool.

thanks, eric.w, a lot of attention has been given to the fact that this movement to the golf course was what we call an off the record movement, that it was not publicly known. however the difference is, is that this is a location that is known around the area that the former president frequents quite often. so that's what makes it rather unique and doesn't remove it entirely from the equation because of the former president's propensity to go there and play golf. so what it tells me is that there was significant protective action that needed to take place in response to either the site of this individual by secret service agents or the sounds of the gunfire. we don't quite know yet what caused the act. the agents to take the initial actions to get the president off of the course as quickly as they did. there's going to be a lot of follow up in this investigation. as paul noted, a lot of information out there now with reports that someone is in custody and the secret service will participate in eve

eric adams is staying in office, will? eric adams is staying in office. he _ will?taying in office, he does not want - will? eric adams is staying in office, he does not want to i office, he does not want to leave. the new york governor does have the power to remove him, but she said reviewing the indictment and they will see where to go from there. at leading democrats are divided. some for them calling for them to resign, others saying that he is allowed to have a presumption of innocence and should be allowed to go through the legal process. that should be allowed to go through the legal process.— the legal process. that is the bbc's correspondent - the legal process. that is the| bbc's correspondent reporting bbc�*s correspondent reporting on the very latest from new york i will be back in a few minutes' time. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. well, we've seen a lot more wet weather around again today. in fact, some spots, particularly for central areas of england, have already seen more than three times the average september rainfall. th

. >> oh, eric, you're a normal kid who killed your parents, i know. >> a televised trial that transformedons into living room jurors. >> does your father have sexual contact with you? >> yes. >> it's a story that had all the ingredients. it had money, it had murder. and it was fascinating to people from the jump. >> now, the release of a controversial netflix drama series, monsters, the lyle and erik menendez story that's topping streaming charts. >> you have to shoot first so that you don't back out what okay. >> raising eyebrows for the dramatized portrayal of an incestuous relationship between the brothers, what stood out to me most was the ways in which the homoeroticism between the brothers was played out from the opening shot. more than three decades later, the country transfixed again, a new generation looking at the case through a new lens. >> they're more aware of the trauma that people can carry with them from abuse. it's more brought out into the open. >> it was late summer 1989 on a sunday night, shots rang out in beverly hills. what happened? >> who was the person that was sh

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let's see whether they agreed to let eric adams out on bail. i think it's likely he will be bailed, but then he's going to have to contend with this indictment either way. >> but elie, i mean, that's just that in and of itself is remarkable that you are even saying that we'll see the mayor of new york city in a courtroom tomorrow as this indictment is being unsealed, which i should note, he gave a statement the new york times tonight and said, and i'm quoting him now, i always knew that if i stood my ground for new yorkers, that i would be a target and a target, i became if i am charged, i am innocent and will fight this with every ounce of my strength and spirit sure and to your point, kaitlan not what not only what we see, eric adams, the sitting mayor in a courtroom tomorrow in lower manhattan. we will see him sitting at the defendant's table with his criminal defense lawyers by his side, and he will enter a plea of not guilty. he will be advised of the charges against him in the indictment as to his playing that he's being targeted because

eric: u.s. official telling fox news and i quote the investigation is treating the suspect as a potential assassin. this does not appear to be a random guy with an ak-47 walking outside of trump's club the official added to fox news again the u.s. official telling fox news the investigation now treating the suspect as a potential assassin. your thoughts on that, ted? that this is apparently the second time. >> i have gotten word earlier from another network the former president was in fact the target here. it is my understanding they have recovered not only the ak-47 with atn f i am sure tracing that ak-47 if it's an ak-47 to where it was purchased they know everything you can conceivably think about that weapon. and also while he may or may not be talking they note now what the guy ate for breakfast this morning. that is how fast they can process information there. but let's be sure, we have a crime scene. we with federal, state, local lw enforcement having to work backwards from a crime scene

hi eric. so far hello everyone i'm eric shawn thank you for joining us today the vice presidents or nominees toppled in their own dueling events in eastern pennsylvania today. governors finish of his rally at senator vance, is going to address his supporters in the next hour and the crucial keystone state. breaking just this afternoon and the hare's campaign said accepted cnn's invitation for an october presidential debate for president trump though has yet to respond on whether he will attend that debate too. alexandria hoff is outside the rally in wilmington, north carolina we expect the former president to land any moment now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ super we seem to have an issue the sound. were listening to the music let's take a moment to look at the rally as a way for the former president to land and see if we can get alex is a microphone up and said of the music although we like the music, right arthel? space i guess i was dancing right in here ♪ ♪ i love music. this is a good size crowd the weather

adams hasn't done anything that the other -- eric adams has done. taking money from foreign countries like the bidens have done with china and russia and the clintons have done the same thing. and quite frankly democrats seem to be racist they can get rid of him because he's black and they are a threat to democracy because he was elected by the people so trump is giving you the fact that he was elected and there's no other way to get rid of him then to indict him. so usually the democrats stick together but eric adams crossed the biden administration by saying that they were allowing illegals and president trump said a fact that he be indicted within a year and he is. thank you for taking my call. >> is this doug? are you there? >> good morning, go ahead. caller: ok. i would like to know why we can't put trump in office if he's more capable and when biden was acting it was maybe two years ago when they said there were floods in california and there wasn't and flu over helicopter and i don't know if you know what's going on on the east coast but i kn

eric walberg online author and journalist. eric, i want to put that same question i put to dr. barret before he logged off. i want to put it, i want to uh put that same uh question to you if i could, um, eric, all these uh divisions and fractures, we have seen uh, we just heard this week joe biden say he doesn't agree with a ground invasion into lebanon, he doesn't agree with air strikes on lebanon, he uh still wants uh furiously sease fire in gaza and... now he sees far in lebanon, but uh, you obviously see where the activities of the zionist regime are taking the region, you're initial uh, how do you decipher these strong divide, the strong divide we're seeing between these two very close so-called allies? i like to think of the 1950s, if you can imagine, i don't know if you can imagine american black and white... tv that there was a kind of and you have the black, the blacks, the only blacks are servants in in domestic servants or gardeners, slaves, so so there's still that mentality in in the united states, even though they colored it up a bit and it was a little bit softer

us prosecutors charge the mayor of new york, eric adams, with five counts of criminal offences including bribery and receiving campaign contributions from foreigners. they were hoping that israel and lebanon could agreed to a pause in the cross—border strikes in a way to try to de—escalate what is becoming increasingly tense conflict here. the israeli prime minister, benjamin and yahoo's official office issued a statement which called that cease—fire in american and french proposal said that he was yet to respond to officially but did say that the fighting would continue in their words at full force. they've said there will be no cease—fire until they achieve victory over hezbollah. an israeli brigade that is based near the lebanese border at the moment has been carried out as you see here. these are exercises that are designed to train the troops and simulate a manoeuvre talked about by the head of the israeli armyjust 24 head of the israeli armyjust 2a hours ago. there has also been this afternoon another explosion here in the southern suburbs of beirut. an area which is a hezbollah st

eric: that is just breathtaking and astounding.there. they are okay. >> they are enjoying it. eric: until next year long time long timeto be in space thank y. arthel: i love that she brought her violin that was just beautiful. the coast guard set to hold a public hearing tomorrow on exactly what went wrong with the titan submersible in june 2023 when it was lost on its way to view the wreck of the titanic. five people on board were killed when the vessel suffered a catastrophic failure and did not resurface. medicine is following this story. >> we are expecting the hearing tomorrow to give us a closer look into what caused the deadly implosion. guests paid a big money to get a ride if it's been the ocean bottom several times to see the titanic wreckage but last june this sub input about an hour and 45 minutes into a voyage killing all five people on board. including ocean gate ceo of the marine board investigation share said this is the most complicated investigation he has ever been involved in. quick we recognize the immense pain

ed: new york mayor eric adams is speaking. >> this is a you thing, eric adams. this is a you thing. you are a disgrace to our like neighborhood and the city. the things that you have done are unconscionable. our streets are dirty. our children are harassed by police. this is ridiculous. this is ridiculous. the people are with us. this is not a bad day. this is a justice day. mayor adams: i want to thank you for being here. and i want to thank the supporters of all ethnic groups that i here, particularly the men and women of the clergy that will join me here today. we are not surprised. we expected this. this is not surprising to us at all. what has unfolded over the last 10 months -- the commentary, the demonizing -- this did not surprise us that we reached this day. wait to hear our defense before making adjustments. in about 30 minutes, we are going to hear a story of the case that -- in about 30 minutes, we are going to hear a story of the case that is in front of us. this story will come from the federal prosecutors. i asked to wait and hear our side to this narrative. from here

eric adams seems like he's dug in to fight this. he has extraordinarily talented defense lawyer, so doj usually wins. it's cases, but this was not going to be easy. >> no, not at all. and i mean, elie, it looks as though this is a pretty expansive case when it comes to what the federal investigators in that us attorney's office, what they're looking at, there have been other officials who have been brought into this, and i want to go to shimon prokupecz for a few moments because he's with us as well. i mean, shimon, this is the buildup to this moment has been something to behold. i mean, a whole slew of public officials i have been mentioned in news reports leading up to this indictment, i guess you're you're reading through it as well. what stands out to you? shimon, are you are you with this right now or can you hear me? shimon yeah. i'm here, jim, can you hear me? yeah, i hear you. can you hear me? >> yeah. i got you. so okay. >> well, they have they are providing a lot of detail in this indictment. it's very clear that they've l

not be up to eric adams.er new york state law, the mayor can be removed by the governor, if charged with a crime, or the city council could also form something called an inability committee, to essentially impeach the mayor and take him out of office. now, if adams does resign or is removed, the person who would automatically become the mayor of america's largest city is new york city public advocate, jumaane williams, and he joins me now. mr. williams, thank you for being here on a very, very big news night. >> thank you for having me, and also, hoping to introduce a whole host of people to what a public advocate is. >> yes! this is the time to talk about public advocacy, if there ever was a time. first of all, in the last hour, the governor of new york, governor kathy hochul has released a statement and i would love to get your thoughts on it. it reads in part, "while i review my options and obligations as the governor of new york, i expect the mayor to take the next few days to review the situation and fin

i think that's absolutely sending some warning signs to eric adams and people around eric adams. >> he's not a popular mayor here, not popular in many circles. would the city itself be sad to see him go? we heard that heckler outside of the grayson mansion? >> you know, he won by a thin margin in 2021. it was only something like 7,000 votes in a city of, you know, 9 million people. his approval ratings are at historic lows. we haven't seen these type of chaotic approval ratings of mayors. i think there's a large segment of the city that would be happy to see him go. of course he has supporters. he has a large segment of supporters in the outer boroughs. there's a lot of discontent with eric adams and new york city at the moment. >> how does the former governor, cuomo factor into this? there's been talk he might want to run for governor again. there's talk maybe he would want to run for mayor. would that plan to kathy hochul's thinking at all, the current governor? >> andrew cuomo has been a jack in the box here, floating his name for a long time in terms of running both for his old job,

eric adams. this is not a black thing. your policies are anti-black. you're a disgrace for all black people in this city. the things that you have done are unconscionable. our children are harassed by police. this is ridiculous. this is ridiculous. you can shush me all you want, but the people are with us. this is not a black thing. this is a justice thing. >> first of all, i want to thank you for being here this morning, and i want to thank the supporters of all ethnic groups that i hear, particularly the men and women of the clergy that's here that have joined me here today. and we are not surprised. we expected this. this is not surprising to us at all. the actions that have unfolded over the last ten months, the leaks, the commentary, the demonizing, this did not surprise us that we reached this day. and i asked new yorkers to wait to hear our defense before making any judgments. in about 30 minutes, you're going hear a story of the case that is in front of us. the story will come from the fe

eric adams this week, sean combs last week. it might reflect the changing of operation, you know, because generally speaking, you go for the little fish, you flip them and head up the chain. this time they are going straight to the top. >> enormous headlines, from an office which is used to making headlines, but this is about as big of a get. i don't know if we have any file photo of sean combs and the mayor as he got the keys to the city. thank you very much, appreciate it >>> putting today's indictment into its proper context, what it says about the biden department of justice and the equal application of the law, next. , next. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection— go with

eric adams was indicted yesterday on federal criminal charges.e, let his little robot cop do the arrest. [ laughter ] it will be like when allison williams realized she shouldn't have built m3gan. [ laughter ] i bet he's really regretting holding that press conference with a trash can full of shredded evidence. [ laughter ] federal prosecutors today unsealed the indictment against new york mayor eric adams which alleges that adams accepted improper gifts such as luxury international travel. "oh, really?" said new yorkers. you know what luxury travel is to a new yorker right now? no one masturbating and most of the rats are dead. [ laughter ] with new york city mayor eric adams indicted on federal charges, many people are wondering who becomes mayor if he's forced to step down. furthermore, with several other city officials also ensnared in the investigation, it's possible they may be unable to serve as well. luckily, what happens in a situation like this is clearly spelled out in the city's charter. here is the line of succession for the office o

eric wallberg? it sounds like iran's diplomacy uh will be the option of choice at this point anyways because israel regime is doing um is is... showing there's not anything anybody else can do, but rather the actions of israel that's putting itself out there as the aggressor as the violator of human rights etc. and of course uh carrying through targeted assassinations as it has? well the the passive voice, it will be met, so we don't so we don't know who the subject is of the the phrase, so i i "my sense is that that's iran is relying its allies that are right on the borders with israel and close to, so i, i, i, i suppose that that's what that phrase suggests and i agree with bruno that for iran to launch a war against israel would be a disaster, it's what israel wants, so i i guess we're we're really..." just it's a war of attrition, you know, we've lost this battle, but the the forces are going to rebuild, and again it's a it's a long-term. so the there are several ios that are still hanging, ther

the new york city mayor eric adams. today, an indictment was unsealed. alleging nose only was he accepting bribes from turkish nationals a year before that came out, but they were consistent and ongoing throughout his time as mayor. i should say that mayor adams denies all of it. he says the charges against him are entirely false and based on lies. and there is good reason for him to try and disassociate himself in this indictment. the charges are not just illegal, but the actions are embarrassingly brazen. not only does it allege he accepted more than $100,000 worth of bribes in the form of luxury travel and hotel stays and food and entertainment, but the ways in which adams allegedly took the bribes were comically transparent. for example, in june of 2021 while adams was actively campaigning to be the mayor of new york city, a turkish official and a turkish national allegedly arranged for adams and his partner to travel to turkey, stay at the four seasons hotel, take a yacht tour, stay at a luxury beach resort, and ha

eric: why aren't more deported?ixing a rash of some of these types of crimes that it made a lot of headlines recently put in the statistics show the crime level among nativeborn americans among other immigrants. why hasn't this been dealt with by the current administration? >> what about doing the country. you don't know who is come in you stop these kind of criminals to come into the country. they are terrible at removing these individuals but we don't have any commitment to finding anyone in the country illegally. much less of with criminal histories arresting them and removing them. so it is on both ends. the vetting, the screening and actually deporting them. see for the former president is taxed at more than just criminals. he has talked about 10 million more cash meant 50 million deportations in the past. is that an answer is that even logistically possible? >> eric, i'm going to beg to differ with you on that point. listen to his speeches very carefully. he talks about deporting criminals. i think his message

hello everyone this is "fox news live" i'm eric shawn. hi arthel.rthel: i'm arthel neville term about mr. trump rallies in the tar heel state today, vice president harris is taken the day off. she capped off a very busy week of campaigning with stops in wisconsin and georgia yesterday. earlier shady vice president accepted an invite to a second debate with the former president next month. here is help mr. trump responded moments ago. >> know she wants to do a debate right before the election with cnn because she's losing badly per the problem with another debate as it is just too late. voting is already started. she has had a chance to deal with fox. she went into no primary she got no votes bro she's done one debate, i've been to pray is too late to do another i'd love to in many ways but it's too late too. the voting is cast. eric: "fox news live" is at that rally with the very latest from there, hi alex. >> the former president's plane just took off he has departed north carolina. this is a crowd that been waiting quite a while to see is not just

"the new york times" is reporting tonight eric adams has been indicted on federal charges. nbc news has not independently verified that report, and "the times" reports those charges remain sealed as of this evening. so we do not know what those charges are and what they include or do not include. joining me now is msnbc correspondent lisa rubin. if you could for people outside new york city and inside new york city, could you put in perspective the wide circle of investigation that surrounds the mayor of our fair city? >> so, alex, tonight we're only aware of one indictment, and so far "the new york times" is reporting that only mayor eric adams is the subject of that indictment. but as you just noted, the last several months have been swirling with rumors of multiple investigations surrounding new york's mayor, eric adams, and others in his closest circles. that includes former police commissioner edward caban. the school's chancellor, david banks, who announced yesterday his the intent to retire in december. it includes deputy mayor shina white and ultimate other city aid

similarly eric adams is being pressured by the turkish government. stop supporting this community center in brooklyn that is affiliated with that political movement. they also got him to commit that he would not make a statement about armenian genocide. basically eric adams was in the pocket of the turkish government in exchange for free travel and campaign contributions. >> you have the quid pro quo. you get straw donors raising lots of money. $10 million for your mayoral campaign. >> no, i want to be clear about what that $10 million of benefits is. they say because eric adams lied on forms that he submitted to the campaign finance board in new york city, he then qualified for $10 million in matching funds that are available through the new york city campaign finance board. >> the benefit was $10 million, meaning the number of straw donors because of the matching ratio, they did not give him $10 million, but he had $10 million more coming through this public financing mechanism than he would have otherwise. >> correct. >> so he is getting that and

there have long been discussions about corruption surrounding eric adams�* bid for the mayor in 2021, seized a while ago by the feds. but this week, he was actually indicted on these charges of bribery, fraud and soliciting foreign campaign donations. prosecutors gave an extraordinary press conference after they unsealed the indictment, in which they kind of went through, step by step, these business class flights, luxury hotels that the mayor had been offered for free, basically, by the turkish government in exchange for allowing the turkish government to kind of have waivers on building construction safety permits. eric adams is alleged to have put pressure on new york city officials to allow the turks to get their consulate open quickly in the city. he apparently... he is alleged to have backed away from certain community nonprofit groups that the turks didn't like. you know, obviously he has to go through a trial, and there are big questions about whether he actually manages to stay in the mayor's office. he says none of this is true, that he's been a target, a political... you kn

eric walberg from toronto to uh find out more, in case of this is true, mr. wallberg, it will be considered very huge breach of security and communication devices in particular. well, all i can say is israel is very, very resourceful, and they seem to be top of technology to the point of blowing up patiger devices, to me that is... is incredible, i i don't know why a pager device would explode, but they'd managed to do it, so this is serious blow psychologically as well as just the the wounded, the dozens of fighters wounded and the and the dozens of civilians wounded because these pages went off in in public areas, you know they they were in stores and suddenly something's exploding and everyone around you is injured. so there it's ruthless and inhuman and but at the same time it only confirms what we know about israel and zionism, how evil it is, and it just commits us all to stand up against this, when something, it's the same as the this idea of mass bombing in world war i that the us used in the britain and then used in vietnam. and then used in afghanis