and just lastly, mr. jones, you know, when students started these protests, they were against israel's war on gaza. they wanted the university to divest from its investments and as well. and especially in as many went tons, manufacturers during, as well as wong gaza. but since then, and since the arrest that we've seen at columbia university and other universities, you know, students and now demanding that their fellow protest is, don't face repercussions for exercise and bid democratic, you know, rights to freedom of speech and freedom of expression by taking, pausing, these protest tubs has the university indicated that they're willing to make any concessions such a one on this. the university has not indicated that they are willing to make any concessions, and they have only been engaging inside base negotiations. the university has done everything in their power to suppress the pro palestine movement on campus and appears who wants to do whatever is in their power to stop. so somebody can either or right, t

and i'll turn it over to mr. jones. sorry i, president elias, commissioners and chief scott, i'm jermaine jones, policy attorney for the dpa. i was asked to, assist the homicide team with looking into how jurisdictions handle cold cases. can you get closer to the mic? sure thing. real soft spoken. i get that a lot, so i met with the cold case team, specifically chris fountain, to get a better, better understanding of how their operation works and what they've looked into for, then looked into policies for some large jurisdictions around the country and followed up with survey questions, unsurprisingly, we didn't get too many responses, but four did respond. at a high level, there are some pretty big policy differences among jurisdictions, the biggest split is between government run reward programs and third party reward programs, the government run reward programs, are present in san francisco, philadelphia, l.a. county, and metro dc. they all have, small differences, but i'll go into those, third party reward programs a

associate professor of mentally studies that time it's been police at university kentucky with us mr. jones on the program. again, the i c j again, is this the final countdown to complete genocide as south africa is saying, ready and betraying it? i think it has to be. i mean, i think for the past 6 months we've been wanting, or that's been warning about a ground invasion and rough or even bite and said this was a red line, although that doesn't appear to be the case. and i think it's a global knowledge by many of israel's allies as a red line and the ice age i will certainly be seeing in the same light that the invasion of raffle would be seen as a humanitarian disaster. so if the ice age i don't, or the provisional measures in this, then i think that's raises the big question about the international legal system. so i think they'll be under a lot of pressure to do so simply because what we've seen so far from israel, it is that they've been violating the, the, the kind of the old as previously given by the i c j, especially be order to give or allow in on him to more age to gaza, which ha

not a sense of entitlement because the normal person, when they do something, they say, excuse me, mr. jones, did you understand my rule? when you didn't? okay. officers take charge and when you don't have that to worry about, this is a different way that you comport yourself. i just hope that perhaps is a change in the rhetoric. i know there's an election, i get it. people can vote for who they vote for. everyone has a side. but at the end of the day, putting people in danger is not the place we want to be or not the thing you want to do. and so it's unusual, it shouldn't happen, it is happening and it's gotta get under control. >> well, let's i mentioned of course, judge merchan in this manhattan trial, the hush money trial, we know that there have now been jury instructions that had been finalized. the council's for the different parties du have them. the jury is not going to see them until obviously next next week when they returned to begin to hear instructions and also deliberate i want to go to you, jennifer, on this because this is going to be the most critical part of a trial. i kno

no, that's not "mr. jones", not the band.ng the correct number of caws when asked. with visual or verbal cues. the study found they are as accurate as a toddler with their counting. >> whit: i heard it. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: okay, we have a lot more ahead. including the breaking news right now. the link, between ozempic, and the lowered risk of kidney disease, coming up. >> michael: we get to the utah book about grief after she's accused of killing her husband. a jailhouse audio recording and we have jju here about the story. >> she's stands accused of riling her husband-- of killing her husband, by poisoning his cocktail. in the jailhouse utah woman is speaking out. >> you have not heard the facts of the case, the media twists and turns what think they know, or what can will sell the most views. >> a deadly dose of fentanyl, by lacing hicocktail in 2022. >> she was arrested a year later, and since has been charged with aggravated murder, drug charges and fraud charges. >> i protected my daughter at all cost, what i didn't

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the carry jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from the also coming up. the diplomatic blow for israel, egypt shows it's anger against the offensive and wrapped up by supporting the genocide case against israel. view ends. top codes are instances where they've acted inconsistent with their obligations under international humanitarian law. us secretary of state on to the blinking issues, his strongest criticism yet, so israel's actions and gone on to sudden cabinets shakeup and russian president vladimir, touching the face. this is long term defense sort of issue with the from north to south palestinians across the gauze, facing a renewed wave of his very ground and air attacks. in the north, there are reports that is very tank. so moving into the jet ball, the refugee come off the launching a series of intense strikes among the victims in northern dogs. it is a little girl who was rescued from the rubble and attacks that reported. they killed her mother. and a warning view is may find the following image is distressing. c aloha little who had died recentl

the one carry, jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from toe. so coming up, casualties mounts in rafa with tens of thousands of civilians order to evacuate. the who is called the is randy or does unacceptable. 300 people have died in slash, floods treated by heavy rain in afghanistan, pain and grief on ukraine's mother's day. we meet the women who knows that children, when the front lines of rushes, news is ready for us is of the lowest, a new offensive image of only a refugee camp in northern gauze of to leveling its during its previous the sold residential areas and shelters for displaced people on the east have been targeted . several people had been killed as well, had issued evacuation orders in the north, including to bother and bait to him. but the old ready displaced. people have nowhere to go in an area where the un, the says there's a full blown funding for the account begins our coverage. now the injured body of refugee camp is really drones open fire on people's homes. dogs permit its rushing to help survivors with whatever equipment

terry jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from the whole set coming up. so they've celebrations and does the often have mass success spot proposal. israel says it doesn't meet its requirements. tens of thousands of palestinians on the move on to being forwarded to the reference. creating huge amount of care in crisis and voting is on the way in india. it's based off to the states on the cost of system as defined politics and stuff, which would be good in southern guns where it's very tanks have been shutting buildings out. the rest of the land crossing, but it should vehicles a gathering around 200 meters from the border, which is the crucial entry point for a trucks for the attacks at the crossing and in eastern rafa overnight for the unanimous, those funds is very volk, have to continue, it's operation in the city. at least 14 palestinians have been killed by it's very striking of cost fuel house. good, good, good, good, good, intense spun parts to very, very intense one bar. the error strikes rockets are tillery shelly tank, shelling drones, all firing

terry jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from the whole set something up, the short lived celebrations and does the officer have mass success spot proposal. israel says it doesn't meet its requirements.

and everyone looking for the president, even funding countries coming to help and that mr. extending their, the jones, the russian sending, they're also equipments. iraq is offering helps with these offering help. and of course, the radians mobilize the institutions, all the institutions from red crescent to the revolutionary god, to the uh, army, and different uh, all the offices and the country for us. um, it was a day i think that to you, ron would forgetful for the coming decades. and of course crashes and accidents have happened before with high profile casualties. golf course, i mean all over the past 24 years at least the 20 maybe or 22, a similar incidents and some of them with this the, the, the, the, the death of a very high profile. i. r g c commanders. last year there was the sports minister, was what offers the assistance and the plane that crashed. the smallest footprint is to survive, but his assistant was killed. also, that was a group of journalists, ottoman, but it may be 15 years ago. that's a who's saying also crushed, goes to who is this done to the south, south west. so if you'r

the carry, jones to mrs. i'll just hear a lot from the also coming up a different gnostic blow for israel. egypt shows its anger against the offensive and the rest that by supporting the.

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i'm monica jones, welcome to the program. ukraine's president for a lot of mr. lansky has acknowledged a tense situation on the eastern front lines with troops suffering from battle fatigue and running low on weapons and equipment. the president estimates ukraine has only a quarter of the defense as it needs to count a russian missile attacks. he also lashed out at western allies warning the indecision is contributing to the critical situation. the waves, no one was stuck on the. we are in a non some situation fully where the west is afraid, the dresser will lose the war. and it doesn't one ukraine to lose it brought out because the cranes final victory will lead to rushes defeat. but as of a day and the final victory of russia will lead to ukraine's defeat, i see the pro, so green. and he, we are with you right now if you move in such a moment and such a challenge for everyone in the game look like. let's see, savanski has been visiting the eastern region of how teeth, which sits on the border with russia, and has faced intense bombardment by russian troops and recent weeks. the count

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mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive calendar number 507. the presiding officer: the ayes do have it the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, tanya jones bo cinch er to be associate judge of the d.c. superior court. sch mr. schumer: i senlt a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on number 507, monique bosnier to be associate judge of the d.c. superior court. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. opposed, nay. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session -- to -- i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 511. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it the -- it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination,

jones nbc, bay area news. let's get now to our continuing coverage of former president trump's hush money trial. the jury of seven men and five women started deliberating. mr. trump's fate earlier today. the former president is accused of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments after a few hours of deliberation, the judge said. the jury sent a note they ultimately wrapped up for the day without reaching a verdict. nbc's jay gray is in new york with the latest jay. good evening. after about 4.5 hours of deliberations in this high profile case here at the criminal courthouse in lower manhattan, the jury has now gone home for the day. jurors went behind closed doors around 1130 this morning and remained behind closed doors for a majority of that time. but signaled that they had a couple of questions for the judge in this case. they first asked if they could have some testimony, reread specifically testimony from both the first and last witnesses in this case. the first question surrounded national enquirer publisher david pecker's testimony. they wanted to hear testimony about a phone conversation with former president donald trump during

mr. chairman, we have the deposit reference into sarah jones biden account. i to submit that. >> without objection to order. >> last document. on september 3, 2007, from sarah biden's own personal account, there is a check that is written to joseph biden, jr., the president of the united states today, for $40,000, signed loan repayment, a loan repayment that joe biden's own personal accountant has no record for. i want to submit that for the record. >> without objection to ordered. >> it is clear that the source of this money came from cefc, and is a company that is directly linked to the ccp and actually, the chairman of the ccp, the chairman of the chinese communist the chinese communist party, charmaine xi jinping. >> the first white house staff report on the minority side which details the cefc's business interactions . they only $5.5 million unit in trump world tower and others. and then the department of justice press release announcing the sentencing in federal court determining 189 months in prison and ordering restitution of more than $80 million for

mr speaker. on the welsh borders , we are incredibly welsh borders, we are incredibly proud of the veteran centre at the robert jonesunt orthopaedic hospital in north shropshire , which not only shropshire, which not only treats veterans locally, including from my constituency of clwyd south but also from across britain, as it is the largest hospital based veterans service in the uk. would the prime minister help resolve the centre's current funding crisis, caused by changes in the nhs funding formula last year , given funding formula last year, given the fantastic treatment provided by lieutenant colonel mair and his team for our amazing veterans community across the uk, prime minister, mr speaker , uk, prime minister, mr speaker, can i thank my hon. >> friend for raising this important issue? we are committed to making the uk the best place in the world to be a veteran and ensuring that they have access to the appropriate physical and mental health support they deserve. that's why we've rolled out operation restore, op courage and op nova, and i know that nhs england have been dealing with introducing actually a s

mr. president, on another topic, the legislation force today includes my bipartisan increasing competitiveness for american jones act with senator warner which will streamline the approval process for beyond visual line of sight drone flights and through the way for drones to be used for commercial transport of goods across the country. the lighter deployment of drones has potential, to transform the economy with innovative opportunities for transportation and agriculture that would benefit rural states like south dakota. my bill will help ensure that the united states remains competitive in a growing industry increasingly dominated by countries like china. i'm also please that legislation i cosponsored with senator duckworth to help improve the flying experience for individuals who use mobility aids was included in the final legislation that we are considering. mr. president, no bill is perfect, but i believe the legislation before us today will make real progress toward a safer, and more reliable aviation system, and an improved flying experience for the american public. and i'm grateful to all those who contr

jones, nine grandchildren, kayla, sheron, shana, denelle, dominique, latifah and latoya. nine great-grandchildren, one sister and a host of nieces and nephews. to conclude my remarks, mr. speaker, i would ask that my colleagues and those in the gallery join me in a moment of the beautiful souls that were stolen from the city of buffalo two years ago today, may 14, 2022. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? >> mr. speaker, i now yield my time as my honor to yield my time to my colleague, representative clyburn from south carolina who is here. i recognize my colleague, the sponsor of the enhanced background checks act, to speak. mr. clyburn: thank the gentleman for yielding me the time. as we mark the second anniversary of the tragic events that unfolded on may 14, 2022 at the tops supermarket in buffalo, new york, it's a solemn reminder of the devastating impact of hate-fueled violence. this is not just an attack on innocent individuals, but an assault on the very fabric of the buffalo community. a self-professed whielt supremacist targeted the tops supermarket and drove more than 200 miles to get there. because of this location in a predom

mr. chair, this is what we are dealing with. i became a law enforcement officer in late 1994 when ron ryan and tim jones from the st. paul police department were ambushed and killed. i was a young officer, i didn't even have my funeral uniform yet. but i went to those funerals. wondering what profession i was getting in. even taking a second thought whether i should stay in this profession. one week on the job. in cottage grove, minnesota, i was working the night shift. myself and my partner stopped at a gas station, have a cup of coffee, midnight shift, talk about our families. we split up, he went one way, i went the other. .. within one minute he's screaming for help. he needs help on a traffic stop. i couldn't get there fast enough. when my squad car got on that scene, the whole engine was shaking. i couldn't get to him fast enough. he was being attacked by the driver, the dog and the female passenger was crying. we find out when the officer went to make the traffic stop, the driver said to the female passenger, i'm going to kill him. when the officer went up to the window, the suspect was digging in his armrest