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it had been nearly five years since melanie had been to a hairstylist. when you saw yourself with the wig on, what did you think? >> knowing it's matt's hair, it was really spectacular >> my mother has given everything for me growing up, and this is giving such a small thing back, you know, compared to what she's given me in life >> reporter: for his mom there was nothing small about this gift. >> it's such a great gift, to have your son see you with compassion, you know, and know what you needed that feels lovely, to be loved and seen that way. >> since melanie's hair won't come back and wigs don't last forever, matt told me he's ready to grow his that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. a quick note tomorrow on "today" cynthia mcfadden has an exclusive interview with jennifer garner in kentucky as they visit flood-ravaged communities there. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night. >> so cute >> one, two, three good job >> mwah! >> love you. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust.

good tele with us up melanie . so the easy bees move makes sense. it's well behind its peers, though. is it too little, too late? easy be raised, bates, i 50 basis points last week, taking a ski deposit rate from minus point $5.00 to 0. this was more than most of us had expected and it's probably not enough. no. so we look or an extra $75.00 basis points of hikes. it be now and the end of the year, taking that deposit rate to point 75 percent or i but higher res, it's feared, are going to push the euro block into recession. how far and how fast you think the e c b should be moving rates right now? well, at this point and the year is only quantum who's heading into recession, whether it is, if he was hiking or it's or not. after the panic, when it seemed like suppliers, she is where a bating are the warren and ukraine broke out. so and as a result, the, the russian gas supplies have dwindled and we got heading into europe. and this is affecting industry, especially in the likes of germany. and italy, which are highly reliant on those gas supplies. so

we're to lose economy. melanie asked to draw his exit, why is it in such a mess? and is it at risk to think of even crashing out of the euro's home? we do not see a risk that italy will crash as a deer, as own. and none of the political parties are offering that off per, they've learned from the mistakes of before. and they would like to stay in the euro, even the most are right wing parties. and, and so we do not see a risk of that. as it happens. my dog did resign and we are heading for snap elections. does that change outlook for italy? we don't think so. so for us are further fiscal support was an upside risk to our forecast. the snap election, amused at further fiscal support this year is highly unlikely. and that's not because of willpower, but it's more because of logistics. the snap election is being held on the 25th of september coalition politics mean that in italy t. it will take time for a governing coalition to form, let alone that new government agreeing on new f escalade. so because fiscal support was an upside for, for, as before, now it's no longe

>> reporter: this is so much more than just a hair appointment for melanie shaha. >> hey, matt shaha in the making, all thanks to her son matt >> it was absolutely remarkable. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years melanie has been battling a benign brain tumor four years ago she started radiation treatment, which caused her to lose all her hair. >> my hair is not going to return >> reporter: the tumor and the treatment took not just a physical toll but an emotional one as well. >> it was hard i don't mind being sick, but i do mind looking sick >> i could tell that the most recent radiation kind of took a toll on her. she would make more comments on her appearance >> reporter: that's when an idea came to him, when his family was commenting that he needed a haircut. >> i jokingly said, well, what if i just kept growing it to make a wig for you, mom? and then it clicked. >> reporter: it took two years for matt to go from this to this, growing an extra 12 inches of hair. . >> it was a no-brainer for a mom like her absolute no-brainer. >> oh, man >> reporter: this march it was time to take it

but these birds captured melanie's heart at an early age. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> this rocky spot to rest and digest. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> melanie doesn't want to just learn their secrets. she's devoted her life to protecting them. she collects and analyzes their feathers, a convenient way of giving them a check-up, and she's made a shocking discovery. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> there are no heavy industries around here, but deadly chemicals are spread around the world by winds and ocean currents. melanie's ground breaking research is in its early stages, but she's very worried. >> when it comes to pollution, the condor is patagonia's canary in a coal mine. melanie hopes it will raise alarm and that industries and governments will take notice and start cleaning up their act. as we fly even higher into the andies, the air thins and the temperature drops. patagonia is transformed into a world of ice. almost 90% of all the glaciers in south america can be found here. few creatures can survive on these baron rivers of ice. but one remarkable animal thrives on

melanie: it was not just the smoothies they called.e was also drinking mango and pineapple smoothies, a flavor the company has not recalled. he said he recently heard about the daily harvest recall. he also learned the same protein is an ingredient in revived superfood's mango and pineapple smoothies. revive ceo told abc 7 news the company contacted authorities and removed the mango and pineapple smoothie for sale from its website. the following week, the ceo told abc news the company was communicating directly with customers, but vincent says the company did not notify him about any issues with the mango and pineapple smoothie. on july 29, he wrote the company asking why. he received a response yesterday that said in part all indications suggest the mango and pineapple smoothie is safe to consume, but out of an abundance of caution, they decided to stop shipping the product for now and are working closely with regulatory authorities for additional testing and guidance, a notification he says he did not receive until he asked. >> i did

melanie? it's not going to be that bad in november.e try to go absentee voting, we have to make sure our people note that they are registered, they haven't been purged, to make sure if they have, they can't wait until labor day. trust and believe. if you do that, i think that will go a long way in helping us mitigate the situation because we don't have the voting rights. >> melanie campbell, go ahead. >> i think of audrey lord's words revolution is not a one-time event. what we have to remember and remind people is that it is not going to happen overnight. i think about my four kids. if i wake up in the morning and i spring something on them, it's not want to happen. i have to start way in advance. next week, we are going to the dentist. two days from now, you are going to the dentist. the day of, it's time to go to the dentist. in all seriousness, it's because they have to get their minds right. that's what we have to do about where we are in this country. we have to get our minds right. something people thought we turn on a switch an

thank you melanie ecommerce. giant amazon is downsizing its warehouse space in the us. that's according to the east bay times. the company will cancel close or delay opening 49 delivery facilities including five in the bay area at the same time an amazon continues to build several new fully automated facilities amazon's online business reported a 4% decline last quarter. the company has said it expanded to aggressively during the pandemic. a strike by kaiser mental health workers has entered its fifth day with no indication of when it'll end today hundreds of psychologists counselors and social workers marched to the company's headquarters in oakland. the workers want kaiser to increase its mental health staffing many claim their burned out in a statement kaiser urged the union to resume negotiations adding patients cannot afford a proposal that's significantly reduces the time available to care for our patients and their mental health needs. a mountain view school district that was still requiring masks indoors has dropped its mandate making masks optional it all comes

but k yet i'm, you will, you know, so the melanie was only 13 years old. her pink school bag still hangs on the wall. again that i don't believe she had 2 little sisters fatima and julia one morning in december and hers asked melanie to help her. you'll miss him the most. and those this is the land lease. they are, but the money is not the war classes. 11, maybe they can let you know last year for get them in the while. if they do, i say the pay the work and let you know. and i generally, so we did come in the library monte adge calling for my study for the ma many who had the marcia gay loved melanie love, you the heart give you on the pedal, you know, i saw shortly after man and his body was dumped a few yards from the primary school gate. i went there last year. now the theater was got eat, that would be a good movie. we'd rather have him that'll anonymous to cut it gum, whatever. but kalia not fix yellow glass will rope by stella truss rather killing him. the love they thought until until within the theft again. now a simple pink cross marks the spot w

after melanie is done. thank you very much. >> >> thank you. peter. today i'm presenting with i recommendation for adoption the mission/dolores neighborhood context statement and survey. the historic contact statement addresses the development of the mission system in san francisco. and focus on identifying properties associated with early residential development and post earthquake construction in the neighborhood. sponsored as you heard boy the mission-dloeshs neighborhood association in 2007 with the most recent draft finalized this year. the do you mean will be used to inform the survey effort and ensure that future property evaluations are consistent with loam issue state and federal standards. >> to provide context i'd like to sum rise the project's history. since the founding of the mission/dolores neighborhood association in 05 received guarantees from the projection funds committee and san francisco vicktory yen alliance. the current draft finalized studies by [inaudible]. and [inaudible] and associates. and updates the document to incorporat

all right, melanie. thank you so much. and california's unemployment numbers may be encouraging but it was a much different story today on wall street. there's another interest rate hike since stocks spiraling the snapped a four-week winning streak for the markets the dow jones dropped 292 points the nasdaq fell by 260 and the s&p 500 was off by 55. we are learning new details about yesterday's mid-air collision that killed three people. it happened as two small planes were trying to land at the watsonville municipal airport. an aviation enthusiast told abc 7 news the small plane did not have its location transponder turned on and the other plane didn't communicate until it was a mile from the runway. the airport does not have control tower. so instead pilots are urged, but not required to communicate through radio transmission. at a town airport a controller would have given instructions to the twin which was flying extremely fast the slowdown long before it reached the airport that didn't happen. the fact this twin was g

i want to get now to cnn's melanie zanona with new reporting on this. he's raising this possibility. it might not happen. and so we listen carefully when he does that, mel. >> reporter: yeah, mitch mcconnell chooses his words very carefully. and so it is interesting that he says this, very clear to me that he's trying to sound the alarm and send a message and he also mentioned candidate quality, which i believe a subtle dig at donald trump, a number of his backed candidates have struggled to raise money and pull away in the polls. and it is really easy to see why mitch mcconnell is frustrated here. look at this past week alone, a super pac aligned with mitch mcconnell has had to come to the rescue of republican jd vance in ohio. that is a state that joe biden lost by eight points in 2020. they're now pouring $28 million into that race. then you look at the senate gop's campaign arm, they had to cut spending and shift around spending in order to preserve resources because a number of their candidates are struggling to raise money and then you have the no

>>> let's bring in cnn chief white house correspondent katilan collins, cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanona and david chalian. let me start with you at the white house. i mentioned the legislative wins the president has had over the past several weeks. what's the expectation from his team at the white house on how this will help him politically, help the party politically? >> reporter: i think they're hoping that it certainly will and that it is a turning of the tide for this white house, which has obviously had some setbacks over the last several months, including just getting to this point with this particular bill where it really was a year of up-and-down negotiations, a lot of in-fighting among democrats. that is why they view this as a victory even though this bill the senate passed does look a lot different than what president biden had initially rolled out. they do feel the president is on a roll and they're hoping that this will help dispel the notion that he can't work with congress to get this done. the democrats stayed in agreement and got it passed through the senate yest

melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.company misread -- misled regulators and was negligent in rooting out fake accounts. twitter's security chief until he was fired earlier this year filed complaints last month with the securities and exchange commission and the department of justice. a nonprofit is working with him and says the complaint claims major security problems that pose a threat to users' personal information and national security. >> getting to this point, where he is having to do this publicly , it was not his first, second, or third choice, but it is where he ended up after he had exhausted every other channel. dan: the claim could create serious legal and financial problems for twitter, which is currently trying to force elon musk to go through with his offer to buy the company. ama: a missing man found in san mateo after his car plunged some 300 feet down a cliff. a good samaritan helped with the rescue. >> this is the steep and rocky terrain of the cliffs where a missing elderly man driving a white land ro

to melanie's point it underscores why this is a political problem for republicans.forward. the stuff that he is saying and that he is pushing them to defend isn't just relevant for the next two months of this midterm election campaign. this is 2024, and it's happening right now, and they can't control it. to some of them, anyway, it's scaring the hell out of them. >> they don't know where it's going, most importantly. but everybody stand by. coming up next for us, in a post roe america, there are new signs of surging democratic enthusiasm. >> maga republicans don't have a clue about the power of women. let me tell you something, they are about to find out. frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. before treating your chronic migraine— 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes

melanie woodrow, abc 7 news.: a former head of security at twitter says the company misread -- misled regulators and was negligent in rooting out fake accounts. twitter's security chief until he was fired earlier this year filed complaints last month with the securities and exchange commission and the department of justice. a nonprofit is working with him and says the complaint claims major security problems that pose a threat to users' personal information and national security. >> getting to this point, where he is having to do this publicly , it was not his first, second, or third choice, but it is where he ended up after he had exhausted every other channel. dan: the claim could create serious legal and financial problems for twitter, which is currently trying to force elon musk to go through with his offer to buy the company. ama: a missing man found in san mateo after his car plunged some 300 feet down a cliff. a good samaritan helped with the rescue. >> this is the steep and rocky terrain of the cliffs whe

melanie woodrow has the story. >> charlie mccone is in his early 30's and has lived an active lifestyle. >> biking, tennis, hiker. >> until he got covid in march of 2020. he thought he was recovering, but life changed medically. >> it is completely unrecognizable. a nightmare. i got sick when i was 30, i'm now 32, i spent my 30's with this condition. >> he's a patient at the ucsf clinic for long covid. the department and san mateo county health are partnering with local community groups to learn more about long covid. mental symptoms that last long after the initial infection. dr. kim rhodes leading a large component in community engagement. common long covid symptoms include fatigue, shortness of breath, problems with concentration, depression, and anxiety. >> the coronavirus is called novel because it is not something we have seen in human populations before. we don't know much about it. it's only been two and a half years. >> researchers want to know how common it is and how to prevent and treat it. researchers will call san francisco and san mateo county adult residents who had covi

i have 4 and they're all in the unified school district parent melanie colin, on hearing the news, a student at rancho cotati high school tested positive for monkeypox. one of my daughters is home with a she's on fever or anything like that. but she does have a cough and headache. >> so called all the schools to make sure i could my other children. students tell kron 4 news that school officials sent out an e-mail. we don't know who didn't specify any. >> gender or person who was they just said. >> that they had monkeypox and that the student went home and everything is clear and, you know, just be aware of. >> you know, don't touch stuff. they just be aware of who you're surrounded. key thing here is not to be really concerned at this time. >> about your student doctor sun during may's is sonoma county's public health officer has often intimate skin to skin contact. >> that leads to transmission. so i think the likelihood that we're going to be seeing transmission sleepovers or parties are even contact. sports is pretty low. and where this time the doctor says that the county curren

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cnn's melanie zanona joins us now. where does the fight stand now?bill is accounted for. republicans want the spending to come out of discretionary spending instead of mandatory spending, which essentially means that congress would have to approve this health care funding for veterans every single year instead of having it on autopilot. it's important to remember that this bill has had the mandatory spending provision all along and republicans have supported this bill in previous votes, up until last week when 25 senate republicans decided to change their stance and voted against this bill unexpectedly. this has some democrats saying republicans are playing politics and that they were just upset over this unrelated deal that democrats struck on health care and climate change. but senator pat toomey, a republican from pennsylvania, who has been vocal about his fiscal concerns from the beginning, has gone out and defended his vote. he's also criticized comedian jon stewart, who has been an outspoken advocate on this issue and has been outside the capit

let's go to melanie sloane, who is live on skype from long beach island, new jersey. she's a former federal prosecutor and a partner at some strategies, which is a public and 5 firm. thank you for joining us this morning. is this unprecedented for the former president's house to be searched in this way? well, it is indeed unprecedented, but there have been signs that the justice department has been investigating president trump for quite some time. the real issue tonight is that we don't know exactly what this is for. we haven't seen the search warrant where the affidavit supporting the search warrant to have a clear understanding of why the president's home has been searched and why right now there have been multiple stories about different investigations involving the former president, some involving documents that he improperly took from the white house and brought to morrow lago after he left the presidency. and also there are issues regarding the insurrection. this appears to be more about the documents that he improperly took from the white house to morrow lago.

capitol reporter melanie zanona is working this for us. melanie, what are you learning?e official delegation trip in march at the ukraine border. she showed up anyway. we've learned she used her own money to fly their. once she was, there she wasn't a series of diplomatic meetings and one gop lawmaker told us she was acting like a bull in a china shop and she was acting argumentative and accusatory, and root, during these key meetings. victoria sparks refuted that description of her behavior. she told us in an email this accusation is a cowardly misrepresentation of facts by a jealous members or staff since we had a very productive bipartisan codel in march. wolf, this is one of several instances in which sparks aggressive behavior wrangled some of her colleagues on both sides of the aisle, appear on capitol hill. she's been an outspoken critic of the ukrainian government, dredged up these old corruption allegations about president zelenskyy's top aide and that sparked allegations of her colleagues she is mirroring pro russia talking points. the concern is she is undermi

let's go live to cnn's melanie zanona on capitol hill.ie, republicans on the house intelligence committee held a news conference this morning. what did we hear from them? >> reporter: well, ana, i would say we heard a much more muted response from house republicans than earlier in the week when they were threatening investigations and attacking the fbi. but republicans on the house intelligence committee held a press conference today where they heaped praise on law enforcement, and they asked attorney general merrick garland to release more information. and they also acknowledged that there were some limited scenarios where they said it would be problematic for trump to be holding onto highly classified information. take a listen. >> look what's happened over the last five years. and look at the premise of most of your questions. was it nuclear? was it -- hey, heck, maybe it was aliens. that's the point, we don't know. we're asking them to tell us. >> there are a number of things that they could show us. and i don't want to speculate, tha

live from the newsroom with what she found melanie dion on the surface.l news california's july unemployment rate was just 3.9% but when you factor in the number of

>> melanie really laid out that push and pull.gia, particularly in metro atlanta, there's a crime problem and voters are very concerned about it. they want more policing. more policing takes money. but you also had progressives, you had the activists that say money may not solve the problems, and meanwhile we still have lingering problems when it comes to police accountability, police brew kalt, qualified immunity. georgia is the home of the ahmaud arbery, and we saw the people who killed him held accountable, but that became a law enforcement issue as well. there are a lot of documented cases in georgia and many other states where progressives are saying when are we going to get to that? it may not be the politically expedient cause, it's something progressive voters and particularly people of color who are the backbone of the democratic party in many states do care a lot about. >> you have a diverse democratic party. sam greenberg wrote about this in a july memo. he said things are looking better for democrats. he thinks the dem

melanie live on capitol hill. melanie, republicans called this an inflation boosting package.t, jim, right now all eyes are still on kyrsten sinema, the democrat from arizona. she is the remaining question mark in the democratic whip count but she's keeping her cards close to the vest and so as a result, she's facing immense pressure from all sides. you have republicans including john thoon who say they have been lobbying her to oppose the bill and appeal to her known aversion to tax increases and play up what they say will lead to an increase in taxes and inflation but then on the other side, you have joe manchin, a centrists democrat trying to sell krysten sinema on lowering prescription drug prices but like i said, he's keeping her cards close to the desk until the pruling. see if that complies with bud tarry rules for democrats to use the special process where they can only pass it on party line votes, they don't need republican help but that is not unclear -- it's not clear when that will come out. that could be awhile and senate majority leader chuck schumer is promising

i want to bring in gloria borger, melanie zanona and elie honig. elie, what's your reaction first to all this reporting? >> first of all, on the fifth amendment question, i think it's a moment of historical shame that donald trump had to take the fifth amendment. but i think it's also important to note it is not correct to say that only guilty people take the fifth. we just heard clips of donald trump saying years ago he was wrong. people who say now are wrong. the fifth amendment is an important protector of our individual liberties. and there are certainly guilty people take the fifth. certainly people who have been accused of crimes and may be innocent take the fifth, and people whose conduct may fall in a gray area do take the fifth as well. when you look at donald trump's scenario here, he has a parallel criminal investigation on the same topics he was questioned about. so it was the right move tactically for him to take the fifth. but understand, he will pay a price. he will pay a price politically, historically. and if you take the fifth in

let's bring in cnn reporter fabby orr and melanie zanona with their reporting on this.by, let's start with whether it's realistic or not what mcconnell is calling for because as unsatisfying as it is, not having a thorough and immediate explanation of this search and seizure that he's calling for, he knows that's not how it works. >> right, brianna. i can tell you that my colleagues and i have spent the past 48 hours trying to get these exact answers, trying to figure out what this warrant might have contained, what statutes it referenced, what laws the justice department believes donald trump may have violated in his recordkeeping of previous white house records at his mar-a-lago estate. so, you know, digging into the reasoning behind this fbi search warrant that was executed at his palm beach residence, getting answers on what exactly was contained in the boxes that were carried a away from the resi residence, these are questions we might never have answers to until this investigation was fully sort of borne out. i do think it's unrealistic, not just the call from mcc

. >> thanks, melanie, and also excellent introduction of the topic and of both of us and like you, i am thrilled to have my good friend amy mcgrath, just a real american hero. part of this discussion today , for me, the answer is mostly yes, and we'll get into specifics in a little bit. there is a chance in my opinion, the general has gone slightly too far on a couple of the changes and the fact that the vision may be largely derived from and based on the national defense strategies of 2018 and 2022 is good as far as it goes. but national defense strategies aren't always the last word. they sometimes change after four years. and that gives general berger some additional reason to believe that this is a solid foundation. so does i think his own very sound understanding of the geopolitics of the 21st century and the importance of china's rise. but i would remind folks that of course the 2018 national defense strategy still prioritized russia as well as china. different scenarios for dealing with a russian threat could involve certain kinds of amphibious operations or tank warfare that

oh, you see a melanie alyssa, why she is suffering from both severe pneumonia and severe malnutrition. her pneumonia has actually caused her malnutrition lunch, lacy maloof to that model, that essentially what of nursing that ethic as i for them. the prognosis of children like her with severe malnutrition is not very good as their growth development. and intelligence may be affect list of those on the home. that was a problem. shes yes, mother did not want to be filmed, but she told us she has 8 children and is pregnant with her 9th. there is never enough food at home, she set and no money for madison. half of afghanistan's people are experiencing acute food insecurity. that's 20000000 people who are so hungry, their lives are at risk. as we drive to cobble facts and figures become faces. this is one of the wet food program centers in the east of the city, florida. i've got a project manager of a local 8 organization is in charge here. the worst part of the job choosing who should get supplies. it is exactly very difficult for as how to choose the right person over there. many of them

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melanie, thank you very much for that report.e stunning announcement by the attorney general, merrick garland, that he's asking a judge to unseal the warrant authorizing the search of former president trump's florida home at mar-a-lago. jessica dean is working this part of the story for us. jessica, very bold move from the justice department. what are you hearing up on capitol hill tonight? >> reporter: certainly, it's important to remember that right now the house and senate are on recess. the members are not physically here, but we are hearing a little bit from both house member and senate members in reaction to what came down from the attorney general earlier today. specifically, we heard from senator graham, who is calling for full disclosure, and essentially saying that his statements came up a little short. we also heard from congressman banks, that it didn't enough, that the attorney general didn't answer any questions. things like that. but generally what we are noticing is that trump's fearest defenders, especially house

most in these mid-term elections, as melanie said, they tend to be referendums on the party that holdsthe economy is challenged because of inflation. republicans thought they had clear sailing to a big year. trump has complicated that along with the dobbs decision and now they have a pretty good climate but it isn't what they thought it would be. >> there's been so much talk about whether the president would announce -- the former president would announce ahead of the mid terms that he was trying to seek reelection. do you think that would be a positive or negative for most republicans running for office. >> republicans, a very few number of house races that are truly swing seats, it would not be a good thing in that case. look, if you're a voter or a news watcher, you are probably feel like you're getting whiplash. for the last week all you heard is, wow, the fbi search has only empowered president trump. but that's only true in the core of the republicans base. is it's not true when you throw in democrats, women. then the abortion ruling came down, roe v. wade got overturned and now

we start with melanie zinona. democrats exhausted but happy. >> reporter: i'm also exhausted for the record but democrats got it done. just a few weeks ago it looked like this wasn't going to happen or it would be a lot more narrow but democrats did notch a significant victory here. the bill includes a historic investment in the climate, near low $370 billion for climate and energy provisions, including electric vehicle tax credits and clean energy manufacturing. bill supporters say this will reduce carbon emissions by 40% by the year 2030 so that's huge. there's health care provisions. it would allow medicare to negotiate some drug prices. it would also cap medicare out-of-pocket costs at $2,000. it would also extending obamacare subsidies which were set to expire this fall. finally, in order to pay for this package and to reduce the deficit, which was a priority of senator joe manchin, it includes a number of tax provisions that includes a 15% corporate minimum tax and a 1% excise tax on stock buybacks. now the

cnn's melanie sa nona joins us now. here. >> reporter: victor, i would say this is more of a pr and defensive strategy than anything. look, republicans do not know what the justice department has on trump or what they're looking into, but they're trying to use that black hole to their advantage, and they think that by trump declaring a presidential bid now they can paint trump as a victim and try to paint the investigation and a potential indictment as nothing more than just a political witch hunt that's designed to take him down, and this is a really rapid shift in thinking among trump's inner circle because many of them wanted trump to wait until after the midterms to announce any presidential bid because they were concerned about trump being on the ballot in november instead of it being a referendum on president joe biden and the democratic party, but over the last 48 hours, we've been told that trump has just received a barrage of encouragement to run as soon as possible, including at a dinner last night that he had

melanie zanona joins me live with the latest developments.ould live without the carried interest thing, do we know where she stands on setting a corporate minimum tax here? because in the past she expressed support for that? >> reporter: yeah, our colleagues, manu raju and alex rogers, reported that the business community has been pressuring her over this corporate minimum tax of 15%. we know sinema has aversions to some of the tax provisions. cnn has confirmed she wants to eliminate the language that would narrow the so-called carried interest loophole, which would change the way some investment income is taxed. but democratic leaders including dick durbin this morning aren't saying whether they're willing to make those changes, just continuing to express hope that eventually sinema might come around. but the reality is democrats might need to make some of these changes in order to get sinema on board, and amid all this news about sinema, president joe biden, tweeted yesterday, reiterating the importance of making corporations pay their fair

melanie zanona has more. >> reporter: they have an hour of debate time left and then it will move tot is expected to pass despite republicans uniting in opposition. that's because democrats have united around this bill. even though it's not everything they wanted, they ultimately decided to take what they can get, and what they got, victor, is pretty substantial. let me remind viewers at home what is in this bill. it includes an historic investment in the climate, nearly $370 billion worth of climate and energy provisions including some tax credits. it also would allow medicare for the first time to negotiate some drug prices. it would extend obama subsidies that were set to expire in the fall. and it also includes a 15% corporate minimum tax. but i think we should point out that some of these benefits, victor, are not going to be immediately felt. the provision, for example, that allows medicare to start negotiating drug prices won't kick in until 2026. so for democrats a lot of this comes down to the messaging and the sales job they'll be doing on the campaign trail. but the white

. >> cnn's melanie zanona joins us now.is now. >> reporter: there are a couple of reasons for that, the first is mitch mcconnell is trying to light a fire under republican candidates who struggled in both the fundraising game and also the polls. a super pac aligned with mitch mcconnell has had to come to the rescue of republican jd vance in ohio, a state that joe biden lost by eight points in 2020, so just a sign of how close that race has become. meanwhile, the nonpartisan cook political report just shifted its ratings for the pennsylvania senate race from a toss up to a lean democrat. this was viewed as one of democrats' best pick up opportunities but the republican candidate there, mehmet oz has really floundered. he's come under criticism for being a new resident to the state. he was mocked for the recent campaign ad that he cut film in a grocery store, and the senate gop's campaign arm has shifted around and cut back on spending in order to save resources to help some of these candidates who have struggled. whether it'

melanie, thank you very much for that.iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. good to see you, matt. thank you for being here. you've been on the senate steps for days. do you think this is going to get done despite the setbacks? what does it mean if this falls apart. >> simply put, veterans are going to die. we know of two veterans that killed themselves because of their despair because they don't think they will get the health care. when people get sick with these cancers, they have to mortgage their homes. 3.5 million were exposed to burn pits. just as we were going live, they made this harder and harder. you see the images of us being in front of the capitol. this morning, they came out and said we had to stand. they just moved us again. we're now in a place where veterans can not be seen by senators when they come to vote. someone did that on purpose. but we're going to stay here, because we're doing this for the people who died and who are dying, and we'll do this most importantly for the people who will die if we

uh, melanie or melanie and this eurosceptic party is a party that advocates a more constructive relationship this party is in coalition with the other two herbs or center-right parties. this is the league of matteo salvinia and portia, italy e, silva, berlusconi and according to all public opinion polls, it is this right-wing coalition that should win the upcoming parliamentary elections in italy but here is the question of andronicus vsevisovich, eh. will the european bureaucracy allow the deep state atlantic structures of the elite, and so on, to change the policy of european countries such as italy, maybe even france, if new political forces come to power there. after all. we are a lot once we have already observed a situation where, well, either these new political forces are being destroyed. yes look at donald trump, either they are not allowed to carry out the policy that they initially want to pursue, yes, or they themselves somehow adapt to the situation. how do you think dmitry, i will now say a heretical thing. but you will understand why i say this, who would have thought that in

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