madeleine understood this because she'd lived it personally.a small child, her family had been driven from their home not once but twice -- first by the nazis, then by the communists -- before finding refuge in the united kingdom and then the united states. someone else understood this profoundly -- harry s. truman. he understood on a personal level what can happen when we allow the forces of evil, the forces of aggression to spread. when the united states entered world war i, he rejoined the u.s. national guard, and he was put in command of an artillery unit that saw brutal combat in france. he later wrote this -- “i know the strain, the mud, the misery of the soldier in the field. and i know too his” -- and add today her -- “courage.” the experience left truman -- along with generations of men and women who survived the two world wars -- determined that history would not repeat itself. harry truman believed that the best way, maybe the only way, to ensure that was to bind america's fate to that of other nations who shared our values; for all

. >> brian: todd piro is outside the university, but first to madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: this situation unfolding right now, police with riot gear started surrounding campus early monday morning. students are staging anti-israel p protest. here is a police officer warning protesters they will be arrested if they do not clear out. >> no one will stop you from leaving, if you do not leave, you will be arrested. we will give you time to leave. >> madeleine: it is unclear if anyone has been arrested yet, protests over the weekend turned violent. a member of the press was surrounded by demonstrators and poked in the eye with a palestinian flag. this is just breaking, we'll update you as it continues. >> ainsley: classes at columbia will be virtual today as pro-palestinian student workers plan to walk out today. >> will: todd piro is live from columbia. todd. >> todd: president of columbia announcing her plan to deal with the situation. to deesqcalate and give us chane to consider next steps, all classes will be held virtual on monday. this is as protests continue. this is a fifth straight da

good morning, madeleine rivera. >> madeleine: israel's decision to respond to iran attack flies in the face of president biden and other leader's urge for restraint. u.s. is worried this could cause the war in middle east to spread, threatening actions could be more extensive. on monday president biden ignored a question from peter doocy. [indiscernible] >> thank you, guys. >> madeleine: john kirby was willing to elaborate. >> has president biden considered beefing up public iran posture to be more than one word? >> you're referring to don't? >> peter: yes. they did it anyway. >> let's talk about what we did, peter. talk about don't and did. you can talk about don't word, but talk about what did happen. iran utterly failed. >> madeleine: iran fired 300 projectiles, 90% were it's00 foreign aid bill includes 14 billion for israel and $60 billion for ukraine. house speaker mike johnson wants to split aid into four parts, vowing to pressure from far right to keep the issues separate. >> we have terrorists and tyrants like putin and xi and in iran and watching to see if america will stand u

. >> brian: madeleine rivera joins us. >> madeleine: house oversight chair says his committee will respond to the justice department soon after they refused to hand over the interview with president biden. the president sat down with robert hur. the president was not charged despite conclusion he willfully retained the material. doj released a transcript of the interview just hours before robert hur testified. they said they have been transparent and believe this is about scoring political points. that is not sitting well with republicans. comer saying, biden administration does not get to decide what congress needs and does not need. it is curious they are refusing to release the audio recording after releasing the transcript, why shouldn't the american people hear his answers. they have threatened to hold merrick garland in contempt if he does not comply. they handed over a transcript with biden's ghostwriter. >> steve: madeleine rivera, they are releasing transcripts, just not the actual audio, republicans would love to hear. >> madeleine: doj says they complied with requests like the f

madina madeleine rivera is live. >> madeleine: warning u.s. employees and their family to restrict travel outside of aviv. there is need for caution and aw awareness. iran promised revenge on israel as a compound was hit in >> d damascus killing two senior members of the revolutionary guard corps. the u.s. has tried to deescalate the situation. >> we're monitoring the situation closely,ir don't have a crystal ball and will not get into specific intelligence. we are in close contact with israelis to include today's phone call with the minister and u.s. commitment to israel security against threats from iran and proxies is iron clad and i will leave it there. >> madeleine: here is the white house on the issue. >> just shared earlier that the u.s. was quick to tell iran directly we had nothing to do with the strike in damascus, president has not minced words on his feelings about prime minister netanyahu. we have not gotten a clear answer if it was communicated to iran, don't attack. >> i just said we communicated to iran. i said we communicated

they are unrelated to the disappearance of madeleine mccann. by german authorities as a chief suspect in her disappearance, but he�*s never been charged in that case and has denied involvement in terms of the trial happening here for those five alleged sex offences. today, the court has been hearing from a witness and former friend of christian brueckner, a man called helga b. now, helga b says that many years ago he saw tapes of christian brueckner raping an elderly woman and a young girl that prosecutors say was aged around 14 or above. christian britain is defense team has previously said that they believe this case is based on very shaky foundations and as well today they have been saying that they believe comments by prosecutors linking christian brueckner to madeleine mccann�*s disappearance means that they�*re questioning whether it�*s possible for christian brueckner to get a fair trial. the biggest challenge facing our railways is climate change — the president of botswana, has threatened to send 20 thousand elephants to germany — afte

madeleine rivera, what can you tell us? >> >> madeleine: fox is working to indep independently confirm this information. a presiding judge accused district attorney's office of not being ready to. rushed pass texas national guard knocking them to the ground. the judge saying the rioting cases will be released because the d.a.'s office was not ready to go. unclear if it applied to the charge and not the assault and criminal charges related to the border rush. another hearing is scheduled for today. happening this week, if theed federal appeals court will discuss the bill that has been placed on hold pending appeal. there is a caravan of migrants that plan to reach the southern border. here is the council vice president. >> you have to stop the cartels and put some consequences on individuals you see coming through the border. that is what you need temperature takes consequences and political will. >> madeleine: texas is surging number of forces dispatching 700 to el paso and flying in 200 soldiers. carley. >> carley: a 60 mi

they are unrelated to the disappearance of madeleine mccann.ief suspect in her disappearance, but he's never been charged in that case and has denied involvement in terms of the trial happening here for those five alleged sex offences. today, the court has been hearing from a witness and former friend of christian brueckner, a man called helga b. now, helga b says that many years ago he saw tapes of christian brueckner raping an elderly woman and a young girl that prosecutors say was aged around ia or above. christian britain is defense team has previously said christian's defense team has previously said that they believe this case is based on very shaky foundations and as well today they have been saying that they believe comments by pro5ecutor5 linking christian brueckner to madeleine mccann�*s disappearance means that they're questioning whether it's possible for christian brueckner to get a fair trial. motherhood and a career in football were, until recently, con5idered incompatible — with many players retiring early in order to start a fa

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i can mention madeleine albright is an excellent example. she was the u.s. secretary of state but also from prague. president biden: we know it all the time. mr. fiala: and most importantly, we share the same values, human rights, freedom, democracy, and we need to deal with challenges like russian aggression in ukraine, terrorism, difficult situation in the middle east. and in such a situation, the security cooperation between democratic country is a must. mr. president, i appreciate your leadership in support of ukraine. we are also doing our best to help you and stop putin's aggression. in 1968, i was a little boy. in 1968, i saw russian tanks in the streets of my town, and i don't want to see this again. so we must continue to help ukraine as long as possible and why we started the czech ammunition initiative to provide ukraine with hundreds of thousands of artillery shells very soon. it will happen in the next few weeks or months. and also with most ukrainian refugees per capita in europe may be in the world. the international situation is very difficul

madeleine good morning, carley and todd. the president is facing two tall tasks when he meets with the prime ministers of iraq and the czech republic. today, he's working to maintain the international coalition of support for ukraine. at the same time, he's trying to deescalate the situation in the middle east. after that unprecedented attack by iran against israel over the weekend, president biden says the u.s. will step in to help israel defend itself. what he says the u.s. won't do is participate in a counter-offensive. if israel does launch one against iran. louisiana senator john kennedy has some tough words for the president with respect. go to amazon and buy a spine online sign, peace through weakness never works. not with these hard, hard men. israel's not at war with hamas or hezbollah or yemen. those are all surrogates for iran. israel is a war with iran >> iran hates america, iran hates and iran what to kill. >> we press national security john kirby about sanctions waiver the biden administration says can only be

madeleine rivera joins us in the details on that. >> madeleine: good morning, lawrence. is heating up. prosecutors say george allen kelly shot and killed unarmed mexican migrant who he saw walking near his home on januar. kelly's defense argued he spotted what he thought were drug smugglers trespassing and then he fired warning shots into the air. kelly's wife testified her husband was eating lunch while at their kitchen counter when he told her to be quiet because he thought he heard a gunshot. then she described seeing this outside their living room window. >> i saw two men walking. they were dressed in dark camo or light camo, i can't remember. what stood out was the fact that they had these big, brown backpacks on them. and they were carrying rifles. >> madeleine: kelly's wife said she called u.s. border patrol and handed the phone to her husband as he walked outside carrying his rifle. after that she heard the shots. if convicted kelly could spend more than 20 years behind bars. carley? >> carley: madeleine rivera live for news washington. thanks. >> ,. >> >> carley

madeleine rivera, thank you.s than two weeks for the president to visit baltimore, but a year to visit east palestine. east palestine resident rick chi will be here to react. >> todd: part of a crane collapses in florida on third avenue bridge in fort lauderdale, landing on two cars and nearly splitting one in half. the worker who died fell with the equipment. the equipment failed during a routine process. the incident left a hole in the bridge and it is closed both ways. and israel delivering more aid. president biden delivered ultimatum to prime minister netanyahu saying the u.s. could end its support. the u.s. says their commitment to israel is firm. >> peter: president biden says support for israel security is rock solid and unwaivering, that is not true; correct? >> it is true, still true today. >> peter: how is his support unwaivering and you are reconsidering policy choices? >> both can be true. >> peter: they cannot be true, they are different. >> he made it clear to the prime minister in his call, our su

gracias madeleine por compartir a tu papá. sigan aprendiendo entre ustedes.la importancia. así que regreso con ustedes. pero bueno, creo que yo también me voy a ir a buscar una bicicleta por ahí, pero sí vi una nieve y una limonada. regreso con ustedes y a ver si consigues una ramita de cilantro. me agradó lo de pozole, lo del pozole y ten cuidado también ahí, ten cuidado que estás a media a media carretera. disfruten bien, que se la sigan pasando bien, aunque está nubladito por allá, pero se ve que está agradable. si, si, si, si. me encantó, me encantó eso. como se están educando padres e hijos? porque los padres aprenden de los chicos de lo que están absorbiendo en la escuela y luego los papás le dicen ay, te acuerdas que me contaste esto? pues eso no hay que hacerlo, hay que hacerlo diferente para el planeta. me encanta como son de observadores, eh? a esa edad ya vio, por si se te olvida, papá, no hay que tirar basura por si se te olvida. hay que tomar estas precauciones. así es que es parte del trabajo en equipo. en familia. que bien que se esté compartie

that's where madeleine comes in. she was the key. if you wanted to communicate with trump, you had to go through her. so expect the prosecution potentially to show her other evidence of the scheme to conceal thef payments through these manufactured legal invoices because if someone wanted to send him an e-mail, we know he doesn't e-mail. if someone wanted to send him a text, we know he doesn't text. >> you made a point in politico that michael cohen is more of a layman witness. >> it's not unusual for cooperators in prominent criminal cases to have sordid pasts, theird own criminal history, maybe they lied to prosecutors and they've seen thh light. and they stop lying once they start working with government and ideally are on the right path on the straight and narrow. michael cohen has a lied to eve branch of the federal government over the last few years. he lied to justice department prosecutors when he was trying to ask them to give him a break. he had lied to congress and pleaded guilty to doing that. he lied to at least one judg

carley and todd to. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you. let's bring in former trumpet aid john elliott, john, good morning to you. success could mean different things when it comes to something like this, but do you think the strike was the right thing for israel to do? would you characterize it as successful? >> absolutely, carley. good morning. it was absolutely successful from israel standpoint because number one, they had to respond. they did so because politically they just could not allow iran to have a direct threat on even though a direct success threat on their soil. they had to respond. this was a message they sent of will and capability. they have the will to strike iran when they need to and the capability to do so. that is why this is well-crafted. but they did is attacked deep in iran and attacked a city that has the biggest nuclear facility in a town that sits right next to it. what they were saying is, "look, what we need you to know this is we have the billing capability to attack you at any time so don't cross any lines e

rachel: madeleine rivera is live from washington with the latest.leine, good morning. >> reporter: as the world braces for a potential show of force by iran against israel, this morning the associated press is reporting members of iran's revolutionary guard used a helicopter to board and seize an israeli-affiliated container ship near the strait9 of or hormuz. it's the latest in a series of attacks between the two countries. iran has prompted -- promised to retaliate after an airstrike hit its embassy compound in damascus on april 1st killing two members of the revolutionary guard corpses. officials who have seen the latest intelligence say there are movements that that appear iran is getting ready to target israeli territory with one-way attack drones and possibly ballistic missiles. the pentagon is reportedly working to boost air defenses for u.s. troops stationed in iraq and syria which have been attacked by iran proxy forces more than 100 times since october. and the u.s. embassy in jerusalem is telling government employees and their family memb

madeleine rivera has all the details.ou are going to want to listen to this story. >> madeleine: get this police say the former athletic director used artificial intelligence to impersonate the pikesville principal and created fake recordings to make like he made race and anti-semitic comments about the student and staff. this led to the principal being temporarily removed rather and the school got hate-filled messages and calls. after investigation was launched by the school and police, their findings concluded the recordings were not authentic. they allege they were made by 31-year-old darian. officers believe they have a motive. >> through their investigation, detectives allege mr. darian, who was the athletic director at the high school, made the recording to retaliate against the principal who had launched an investigation into the potential mishandling of school funds. >> madeleine: darian is facing several charges including stocking, theft, discrimination of school and retaliation against a witness. is he being hel

pete: madeleine rivera joins us with more. >> reporter: hey, guys.says this is the largest fund raising haul in history for a republican or democrat. a spokesperson for his team saying it took three democrat prosecutes to raise $25 million and one president the raise over $50 million, donald j. trump. here's trump peek upon arriving at the fundraiser in palm beach. >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be here. it's going to be a very spectacular evening, and people are just wanting change. rich people wait, poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. we're a laughingstock the all over the world. we're going to get that changed very quickly. >> reporter: the trump team still has to catch up to the biden campaign's war chest. the former president and the republican national committee raised about $676 million -- 66 million in march with $99 3 million in cash on hand. the biden campaign says it raised $90 million in the same time period with $192 million in cash on hand. the biden team says they are fired up

guys, back to you. >> brian: thanks, madeleine. >> madeleine: you got it, of course. >> lawrence: i thinks core what did the supreme court say? roberts in his opinion said that the administration doesn't have the authority to waive or modify relevant statutes and regulations when it comes to emergencies to cancel debt. so the supreme court was clear. nancy pelosi was clear she advised the administration that as well as an audience of democrats that the president just can't do this. it looks like, brian, because election season, is he going to do whatever is necessary to win those young voters. >> brian: going statement by statement to do the best can he and brag about defying the supreme court. look, i'm going around it. they can't stop me. look what i'm doing for you. why is that? a myriad of reasons. one he made it a campaign promise. number the two "wall street journal" has a poll. only 50% of the voters under 30. and most of those under 30 have student loan debt. and if he -- look at where that is it was at 61% he walked away in 2020. he can't afford to lose 11% over the next generati

madeleine rivera has the details. hey, maddy. >> madeleine: thank you, lawrence.alman rushdie was about to speak literary festival in new york when he was attacked. in just 27 seconds he was stabbed more than a dozen times in his face, neck and chest and he barely survived. in a conversation on "60 minutes," his first television interview since the attack, he describes what he saw. >> then, in the corner of my right eye, the last thing my right eye would ever see i saw the man in blackruning toward me down the right-hand side of the seating area. black clothes, black face mask. he was coming in hard and low. a squat missile. >> rush did i became a marked man after iran's 1989 khomeini issued religious decree calling for sis assassination. fourth book satanic verses was considered blasphemous and insult to islam. he went into hiding thinking he was safe. in a surprising take he says he had been waiting for a moment similar for what took place in august 2022. >> i confess i had sometimes imagined my as sass sin rising up in some public forum or other coming for me i

. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: sean diddy combs making no mention of it.daughter. the comment section was turned off. pictures show diddy for the first time since his home was raided last month, connected to a federal human trafficking investigation. he issis faing several sexual adult investigations, one filed by his music producer rodney jones. the infamous shooting involving diddy and jj.lo, could come bac. chris hanson compares diddy to jef jeffrey epstein. >> these guys get drunk with power and all of a sudden, they lose their balance in what is right and what is wrong and they are insulated and everybody is telling them they are great. feds watch this. that is what happened with r kelly. hheart >> carley and todd. >> todd: intrigue know its. thank you. major update on the biden administration secret migrant flights showing previously undisclosed cities where 386,000 were flown in. 3 26,000 went through miami and texas. florida congressman cory mills joins me now. con congressman 90% of illegal migrants flown in the secret flight issue were to governo

. >> madeleine: three men, have been arrested and charged with d disrupting a religious service, at st. patrick's cathedral. [chanting and yelling] >> madeleine: timothy cardinal dolan was 45 minutes in when a protester said silence equals death. >> were climate activists, too, they said their conscious urged them to disrupt the mass. one of the activists says war, occupation and industrial pollution are po poisoning the r in gaza, destroying earth's capacity. >> brian: same idiots at the u.s. open. this is outrageous and i'm shocked st. patrick's wouldn't have better security than that. this is nuts. they are out and that is nuts. >> lawrence: cops have been told to keep protesters, little j jihadis, they don't want jews to exist, cops are being told this is free speech thing. excuse me, when people talk about destruction of a whole group of people, talking about enjoying the country, that is no longer free speech. >> brian: matthew menzi, one is 31, one is 63 and this guy was taken into custody for d disruption of service. one guy messed up the u.s. open final. >> rachel: this is hol

madeleine rivera joins us with more. maddy?leine: lori lightfoot begins her role as special investigator into the village of dolton, illinois today it. involves around allegations surrounding the village's embattled mayor henyard. there are reports henyard spent large amounts on trips and security detail. the village is more than $7 million in debt. and the mayor is facing multiple complaints and lawsuits from former employees who say they were wrongfully fired. one of them says henyard terminated her after she accused a village trustee of sexually assaulting her during a work trip. henyard is defiant. >> y'all should be ashamed of y'all isself. y'all are black. y'all are black and signatures up here and being and attacking on a black woman that's in power. >> you out of order. you out of order. you out of order. attorney? [chanting? >> [shut it down. [chanting if we can't get it, shut it down] >> they didn't come here to have the business, they came here to do a political theater stunt. >> madeleine: lightfoot who lost her ree

but often the person who is around someone like trump all the time, madeleine westerhout, hope hicks,hing disclosed to them in confidence, but you overhear things. like david pecker testified at the 2015 meeting, hope hicks was in and out and wasn't really there. that doesn't mean hope hicks didn't have ears and wasn't listening. she may have heard a lot more than donald trump knows that she knows. so, that is why someone like hope hicks, the other reason why she's a solid witness, she doesn't have the credibility issues of michael cohen or david pecker. >> but let's talk about michael cohen. he was sold as the star witness, right, in all of this. talk about him as a witness, with credibility problems. >> so, a great example. michael cohen far and away will be the star witness and i use that in quotes because he's the one everybody is waiting to hear from. but ultimately when the smoke clears, is he the most critical witness to the people's case? yes, he is in the sense that he was at the center of this transaction. and, yes, the people have already said that he has credibility issues

. >> carley: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: good morning. statement saying she's deeply saddened saying to deescalate rank and give us chance to consider next steps, all classes will be held on monday, first day of passover. protests raising safety concern. told jewish students to go home saying columbia university public safety cannot guarantee safety in the face of antisemitism and anarchy. it pains me to say i recommend you return home as soon as possible and remain home until reality in and around campus has improved. the university is. raing up security guards and peri perimeter. new new york city mayor says nypd will step in saying i'm horrified and disgusted with antisemitism. nypd will not hesitate to arrest anyone found breaking the law. 100 people were arrested thursday after some students began receiving suspension notices. the white house is condemning it saying silence is som plicity. this antisemitism is r reprehensible and dangerous and has no place on college campuses. protesters are seem undeterred, they are holding a walk a

. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera has details on that story. >> madeleine: good morning, arizona rancher george kelly is facing one count of second-degree murder after prosecutors say he shot and killed an unarmed migrant walking near his home in 2023. kelly's defense argue he spotted what he thought were drug smugglers and fired warning shots into the air. kelly's wife testified her husband was eating lunch and he told her to be quiet because he thought he heard a shot and described this outside their living room window. >> i saw two men walking, they were dressed in dark camo or light, i can't remember. what stood out, the fact they had big, brown backpacks on them and they were carrying rifles. >> kelly's wife said she called u.s. border patrol and handed the phone to her husband. after that, she heard gunshots. if convicted, kelly could spend 20 years behind bars. >> steve: thank you very much. 8:15 in the east and carley joins us with another significant, cease story. >> carley: out of california, convicted killer richard allen davis is making a bid to overturn his death sentence. h

. >> lawrence: madeleine rivera has the story. >> madeleine: congressman adam schiff was on his way tor without his luggage and change of clothes he attended in short sleeves and a vest. schiff acknowledged, they took my bags, i'm here to thank c cotchet, who said adam showed himself tonight, he'll be a great senator and will change the senate. schiff had been warned not to leave anything in the car, but he was in a hurry and did not want to be late. >> brian: so much to this. he wants to be the next senator, he's a congressman. this is another example of lawmaker being victim of a crime while denying a crime problem and they break into his car. >> in the bay area, former senator barbara boxer got mugged a year or two ago. >> ainsley: look at nancy pelosi's husband. >> lawrence: and l.a. mayor. how much money was in the luggage? less than $1000, cops show up to the scene. >> guy: if it was bob menendez, it would be gold bars. >> brian: he is denying that and delay of the trial. i think it is still very close with steve garvey. steve garvey is making a run at him. >> lawrence: californi

so my question would be madeleine sketchwriter. madeleine and your sketchwriter.e so you see these mps up close and personal the chamber. not so you see these mps up close and personal, the chamber. not so you see these mps up close and personal, note chamber. not so you see these mps up close and personal, not thatamber. not that personal, not that personally to be but personally to be fair, but should on dating should these mps be on dating apps their exposing apps or their exposing themselves? happened themselves? this happened because grindr and got because he was on grindr and got contacted by somebody on there. he's then up these he's then given up these personal numbers. personal telephone numbers. should dating apps should they be on dating apps first and what should first of all, and what should happen to wragg? because happen to william wragg? because we that he's still vice we know that he's still vice chairman of the committee, chairman of the 1922 committee, which backbench which looks after backbench tories. >> t- t— t sure that is tenable >> i'm not

madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: president biden is returning to d.c. from new york city later today after ashes tending a reception hosted by michael doug dlts laslas today. hundreds of protesters are autopsying george washington university with signs and tentses. in georgia people are praefted at em emory university. 700 people have been arrested on campuses this week. protest forcing university to cancel ceremonies next month. class of 2024 is missing outa traditional graduation after likely not getting a formal one because of covid-19 >> students, family and friends look forward to celebrating graduation, now because of the pro-hamas mob, they can't, this should not be happening in america. at columbia university, we urge donors to condemn the antisemitic incidents occurring by pull ing support. hamas criticizing attempts to crack down on protest with a spokesperson telling newsweek, attempt to suppress activities will not change reality of the situation. suppressing will reveal falsity of american democracy. white house is responding saying hamas i

madeleine astor was very upset in the lifeboat. and i think she even stood up at one point because with all the screaming going on when the ship went down, she thought she heard her husband john jacob astor calling her. [music playing] my great grandmother, she saw the ship sink from these lifeboats. [music playing] it plummeted into the sea 2 hours and 40 minutes after the collision. titanic slipped beneath the waves for the last time at 2:20 am. [music playing] as its sinking, the ship itself breaks apart and begins to go down faster. the rms titanic is lost. as water fills in, the air rushes out. the stern goes down slower, spinning as it falls and scattering its debris over a larger area on the bottom. as the two pieces fall, the bow and the stern land an incredible distance apart on the bottom of the ocean. on the surface of the atlantic, it would have been horrifying a scene of absolute despair. one of the more horrific details about the sinking are the stories of the people in the lifeboats and what they were hearing after t

pete: madeleine thank you.on't know what speaker johnson is doing right now this is bases is completely turning on him relying on democrats he said on this couch here with us said that the hill he was going to die on was border bill hr2 -- we haven't died on that hill. remember that? that was the statement now we're voting on foreign aid bills. to the tune of billions of dollars to other countries and still have nothing on our own border. nicole: he's getting some praise because they're saying that he's perhaps looking more like a speaker not necessarily republican on democrat right now but what he's actually doing is thwarting republican effort as we head into the 2024 election. because again, republicans look like they just don't have to together and don't have a unified stance to hurt them in 2024. pete: luges working with democrats isn't going help them either necessarily we'll see. we turn to some headlines and this just in. u.s. defense officials confirming that the u.s. is agreed to pull all u.s. troops

clothes, costumes that were demonstrated in the house of the madeleine, these painful experiences andtasies, fashionable trends and national traditions. look good, afford to finally buy a beautiful thing or just something new, the first house of models is also a sign of the times, this meant that the light industry was experiencing its rebirth, the post-war revival. in january 1946 , a somewhat unusual meeting of the bureau took place at the central committee of the communist party of belarus. at first it was urgently convened, but before it could begin, it immediately ended. from the meeting hall, under the surprised glances of the secretariat employees, one after another, its participants hurriedly emerged, excited and... blushing; the last one, swearing as they walked, literally burst into the reception room, the first secretary of the central committee pantileimon panomarenko. he looked around at the frightened and understanding nothing employees. and you go there too, go change clothes. and so that i don’t see this used junk on anyone else. this is how the memorial bureau of the

meeks: madam chair, i yield the balance of my time to representative madeleine dean and ask unanimous consent that she may control that time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania will control the time. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. dean: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. kean: yes. madam speaker, again i urge my colleagues to join me in sending a strong bipartisan measure in overwhelming show of support for the state of israel and the passage of this resolution. our allies and our partners are closely watching this body's actions. we must send a clear message that we stand by our allies and our partners in a resolve against our adversaries and those who wish to do all of us harm. i urge the adoption of this resolution. i yield one minute to the the gentleman from louisiana, the majority leader, mr. scalise. he's a strong supporter of the state of israel. he has led this floor time and again, one of our strongest allies in the world, and i yield mr. scalise one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the

madeleine rivera has the story in washington. hey, madeleine. >> hey, lawrence, d.c.g with a youth crime. the arrest rate is two times for for arrest rate nationwide for the d.c. policy center. one of the more disturbing cases three girls between 12 and 13 years old are facing charges after police say they beat this man, 64-year-old reggie brown to death in october. you see him there on your screen. investigators say the girls chased brown, who is disabled down an alley, pulling him down from a chained fence before stomping his head into the pavement. according to "the washington post," none of the girls had been arrested before but they had missed long sentence of school. one teen had not been at school at all this year. d.c. mayor muriel bowser wants to hold parents accountable if their children miss too many days of school it. does not mean throwing people in jail. suggesting there may be another way to tighten up the system. that proposal could come out in the coming days. data from the district shows about 43% of students at all grade levels were chronically abse

madeleine rivera is live with the latest. >> some sad news today. 37-year-old from florida has died after he lit himself on fire across the street from the courthouse on friday. the n.y.p.d. doesn't believe the incident had anything to do with the trial. >> we do not believe he is -- this was targeting any particular person or any particular group. we just, right now, are labeling it sort of as a conspiracy theorist. >> this happened as the jury selection was completed. the jury, a software engineer, english teacher and investment banker. six alternates will step in in any of the 12 dropped out. and emotions ran high as some expressed anxiety and others breaking down in tears. and the trial will move forward as they wanted delay to move out of manhattan. that motion was denied. >> the trial starts on monday well above a lot of people thought it wants it to go as fast as possible. that's for his reasons, not for my reasons. >> the judge promised a ruling monday morning before what prosecutors can bring up, if trump testifies, which he says he'd like

will: thank you, madeleine are. the gag order, jury selection and yet here again, as if to hammer home this is a political trial, that every single nail will attempt to be hammered into the coffin, attorney general letitia james is has asked the judge to vacate, the void e donald trump's $175 million bond in the civil fraud case. pete: so i woke up this morning and read that headline, and i thought, wait, did letitia james, like, she's not going to -- i thought void -- i was reading it the wrong way. oh -- [laughter] no, no, no. they're saying the folks that he used for his bail bond money aren't licensed in new york and, as a result, it should be revoked, and he has to find somebody else to work with to post the $175 -- will: right. mys spoke saying it was this judge, it was one of the many cases with donald trump. and, yes, they're saying the interest company can't cover the 175. pete: yeah, they're not big enough. so he has to find somebody else. but the whole point to make trump and his team scramble. nicole: th

pete: thank you, madeleine. fund raising season, you think about it, when both sides have locked it up this early, this is the moment to rake in that a wash -- that the cash. and if you watched the nightly news, it was nonstop coverage of that a fund raiser that happened four blocks from here with the three former presidents. we'll see how much they talk about the guy who more than almost doubled that and, as i said, i'm going to do it at my house. rachel: yeah. he did it at his house, no venn queue charge but did it without celebrities, would want former presidents surrounding, just him, and he's going to double the amount. it's pretty impressive. will: what he does seem to represent beyond simply the monetary figure p it signifies a coalescing around donald trump. you can feel it happening. he is nominee. the republican party, the donors, the base have do alessed around donald trump. and -- coalesced. and and you talked earlier with tammy bruce with. pete: yep. >> this event you're dealing with support earth o

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>> madeleine: really painful to hear that.ones faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the charges of diller's death. rivera faces life behind bars without the possibility of parole. is he due back in court may 7th. guys, back to you. >> brian: why was he out at all why were either of these out at all. different time they would have been away for life. this guy was up for attempted murder. 21 separate arrests before. and he so cavalier that he is sitting in front of a t-mobile ready to take out that store and rob it again. they both had guns, nyeste, weapons. they have no problem shooting a cop. >> joey: the real salt in the wound to this if that scenario hadn't have played out. an officer lost his live live. are done the stuff, took him to jail he would have been out the next day. he put his life on the line. >> brian: rivera was on probation. >> joey: it cost him his life. afghanistan veteran you go for what? should very walked up to begin with is the question. that's not what i believe. i wouldn't feel badly towards

madeleine rivera joins us now. maddy? >> madeleine: good morning, brian.afghan migrant was taken back into u.s. custody. but homeland security officials say immigration officials did not release him knowing he had terror ties. nbc first reported mohammed kharwin was initially arrested in march 2023 near san ysidro, california after crossing illegally at southern border. officials say at the time customs and border could not prove he was on the terror watch list. he was referred to immigrations atticus toms enforcement and released on alternatives to detention. then as our bill melugin reports in february 2024, he was officially added to the fbi terror watch list after new concerning information was developed on him. ice was notified and ice arrested him in s san antonio, texas nbc reports the data base indicates kharwin is a member of hig group responsible for attacks in afghanistan killed nine american soldiers and civilians 2013 to 2015. kharwin's court hearing took place two weeks ago. during his appearance dhs prosecutors allegedly did not tell the fed

will: thank you, madeleine. earlier we were like, wow -- and we'll talk about this.t to put the question to will hard a of, he'll come up on the show at a 9 a.m. eastern time, how can he trust putting michael avenatti on the stand? how can you trust his testimony in he's been on every side with donald trump, you know, pro, anti, pro again. and, you know, by the very nature of his criminal charges, it's not one that inspires trust. but you point out, there is perhaps an incentive that you can trust. kayleigh: uh-huh. and what is that? the incentive is maybe a pardon. pete: could be. listen, if mike avenatti's sitting in a jail cell and he feels he has information that could benefit the future president of the united states who has been willing to give pardons just like every other president -- kayleigh: yes. pete: -- why not? why wouldn't that be his play? and you know what? his reputation is terrible, but so is michael cohen's. he has no credibility -- will: none. pete: and he's the star witness for the prosecution. so use what you got. if he's got information that h

madeleine. good morning, guys. president biden's conversation with g7 leaders today as part of the us effort to de-escalate the situation in the middle east, the president maintains us support for israel's security is ironclad, a commitment that was laid out in full display saturday as iran launched more than 300 projectiles towards israel. the israeli defense forces says 99% of these attacks were intercepted, and us navy and air force assets helped with these interceptions, shooting down 70 iranian drones and multiple ballistic missiles. in a statement, the president says iran and its proxies operating out of yemen, syria and iraq launch an unprecedented air attack against military facilities in israel. i condemn these attacks in the strongest possible terms, but what happens next is unclear. wary of being drawn further into the war, president biden reportedly told israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a call that the us won't support any israeli counterattack against iran. us officials had already aired fr

que pronto va a tener muchos vegetales, flores, pero quiero que conozcan a 2 líderes, melanie y madeleinees. natural y también las plantamos nosotros. y tenemos otro jardín donde plantamos todos los estudiantes para ayudar al medio ambiente. muchísimas gracias. a ver, llévanos un poquito alrededor del jardín y muéstranos sobre qué han aprendido en la clase. nosotros hemos aprendido en la clase de cómo se contamina el agua y y nosotros contaminamos el agua por tirar basura en todas las partes donde no van. hay. muchísimas gracias. a ver aquí estas plantitas. qué piensan ustedes que va a crecer aquí? ah, yo creo que van a van a crecer muchas plantas como flores y cosas como para comer, porque tenemos otro jardín que es también así. sí, y me contó una maestra que a ustedes les gusta contarnos sobre los pájaros, las abejas y las mariposas. cuéntanos un poco sobre eso. nosotros el otro año aprendí muchos de cómo los pájaros hacen cosas, como hacen sus casas, como tienen sus bebés y ellos am. y nosotros hicimos unas máscaras de nuestros pájaros. hay muchísimas gracias y bueno, saluden ahí. aquí