governor is the only person with the power to remove adams from office. a spokesperson told us the governor is monitoring the situation. are adams sside his official residence here today, the crowd around him started chanting "resign, resign." norah? >> norah: nikki battiste in new york city, thank you, nikki. today, vice president kamala harris flatly rejected donald trump's call for a quick end to the war in ukraine, calling it a proposal for surrender. she spoke after meeting with ukraine's president. volodymyr zelenskyy came here to washington to shore up u.s. support, but cbs's weijia jiang reports he finds himself right in the middle of the presidential campaign. >> reporter: two presidential nominees. two starkly different approaches to handling the ukraine war. >> my support for the people of ukraine is unwavering. >> ukraine is gone. it's not ukraine. anymore. >> reporter: former president trump this week criticized the ukrainians for not cutting a deal with russian president vladimir putin to end the war. today, vice president harris met with president zelenskyy and said the focus should be on stopping putin. >> if we al

late-lieutenant governor sheilah oliver s she was the first black woman elected to serve as speaker of the new jersey s. a.m. bring and the first black woman to be elected to statewide office. she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. it is from numberless

officer said, "it�*s like the flick of a switch." banging on door. we saw the pressures facing staff and governorsnd that - does cause problems. next week, the government will release thousands of inmates early to make more space. the hope is that that will alleviate some of the pressure. following the bbc�*s rare access to pentonville, the prime minister said he was alarmed by the state of the penal system. no prime minister should be in the position of having to concern him or herself with are there enough prison places. so we�*re doing what is necessary. we�*ll turn it around. we�*ll make sure the prisons we need are built, but i�*ve been truly shocked by what i�*ve found in relation to the state of our prisons. some of those working in jails say they�*ve been at a crisis point for a while now. the bbc have done my members absolute justice. pentonville is a replica of lots ofjails up and down the country. i'm not saying everyjail, but lots ofjails of that ilk. but there are concerns early releases will mean more danger on the streets, with some preferring to keep offenders behind bars for as lo

s u georgia. and if you're russia, you want harris are wans president. the russians invaded on her watch. chinese agents are working goveo in democrat governors offices >> they're sleeping with democratis, slec congressm. they're chauffeuring democrat senators around and even biibing demog the bidens with ch and diamonds. >> but all watch out for those russiansden' on youtube. the ch >> the chinese are interferingin the ehalg onf of harris. >> the iranians are interfering on behalf of harrig ons. the cartels want harris to win. if harris wins, i'm not going to blame the whole world. >> but if she loses the democrat s are goingnd to blame russia and investigate trump again for collusion. trn fo they're locking in their excuse now for losing and their insurance policy. we predicted it. the deep states designated trump a foreign threat, likely triggering anotheriggering counterintelligence investigation run by the cia and fb othere i. and they've designated trump a domestic threat by combining the dictator on day one and bloodbath hoaxes. so the deep state is going to be crawling dee all over the trump campaign this election. and if he wins, it'll be an

it when driving up 89 north, governor neil announced that in the transition and that we nasty expansion in 2019. joe biden was not even in the office when that happened.'s over them to take credit -- >> he doesn't know. >> they forgot. so that these things were coming anyway. so the way they incentivize and then pick winners and losers is bad public policy. but regardless of that, at the hyundai plant, we have gotten, i think, 12 or 14 suppliers in places like dublin, statesboro, i think him county. so you will see really a transformation. but we are also putting hundreds of millions of dollars into infrastructure on rhodes. we put $1.6 billion -- additional dollars -- into our logistics last year with the support of the general assembly. i'm very thankful to them for that. it will help us address transportation needs. probably $600 million of that will be ended up designated to the break plan in that corridor. we put another $250 million into a low interest revolving loan fund over at jeepa. many of you remember hunter hills who ran for state governor and is working for the state now. i appointed him to the jeepa director, and he is working on these lo

late-lieutenant governor sheilah oliver s she was the first black woman elected to serve as speaker of the new jersey s. a.m. bring and the first black woman to be elected to statewide office. she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. it is from numberless