western countries expect their problems through to become our problems while some background to what mr. ken was speaking about there in april and no conference. so it's removed from the country's top political position. the x p. m has been holding rally's regularly since earlier this month, as chief of staff was arrested on charges of edition. mr. can also insist chabarise girl was tortured by police and custody. something officials deny it was not accusation on words used in the campaign. raleigh, to quote, take action against the police. she's on a judge, which led to the terrorism charges the former cricket stories immune from arrest until his next high court hearing on august 31st. my name, ron con, came under intense international pressure for visiting moscow earlier. this year, pakistan's former leader told me he was simply seeking to boost economic ties between the nations. well, look, you know, countries, foreign policy must be for the benefit of their own public. 220000000 bug a son is elected me. my briar. he had to be there, what is good for that their benefit, their rights, that

i events when mr. ken was hosted from power in april, following a vote of no confidence by pakistan's parliament. he's accused washington of orchestrating his removal and in may, urged his supporters to protest nation might. the rest of his party colleague now threatened to exacerbate the unrest in the south asian while from pakistan to afghanistan were flooding in the eastern part of the country . this weekend has left at least 9 people dead. not particularly heavy rainy season has cause widespread damage to infrastructure, and it's putting additional strain on the nation. still trying to pick up the pieces following they chaotic us withdrawal and collapse of the government. one year ago. all this monk ortiz the voting special coverage to that oliver? sure. ah. earlier this week, washington announced it had a abundant plans to unfreeze. $7000000000.00 of afghan state are said to allegedly because the money could be used to finance terrorism. the war torn central asian country devastated by 2 decades of u.

chad wolf, mr. ken cuccinelli in connection with this investigation. next? >> item two on that list is particularly important especially of course to capitol hill. they're seeking communications about the decision within the inspector general's office not to tell congress that these text messages had deleted and they'd essentially given up on trying to get them back. that's the kind of decision that drives members of congress totally nuts. and the reason is that totally relies on inspectors general to function properly and to keep an eye on the departments and agencies that are underneath them. when those i.g.s don't tell congress about problems they're running into, congress doesn't know about it and doesn't want to be expected to send in regular fishing questions, fishing expedition trips to figure out what possibly be going wrong in dhs. ethwhether or not the inspector general's office can meet the deadline these two committees have set of course is a really important question. one would think they would have started collecting documents related to

mr. kenning. because we already have review some of these proposals in the last meeting, if you can focus on just the proposals that staff has recommended either outright rejection or with conditional support. just to get things started. go ahead, please. >> yes. thank you chair lee. can i get a share permission here? thank you. >> commissioners if i might while setting up the slide deck i want to provide context for the information and public information. since the materials were published for this meeting late yesterday afternoon we received a revised version of the proposed ordinance by mr. peskin and mayor breed and we have attached those in printed version to materials you have this morning. we also sent them to you yesterday and inadvertently attached incorrect document so we have the text in front of you this morning and apologize you haven't had a chance to look at it in depth but mr. peskin and mr. heckle from the mayor office will walk through the updated version from yesterday. mr. cann

the gentleman from ken particulary. mr. yarmuth: i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jones: i'm proud to stand in this chamber as we make history for the american people. americans fought for so long to get to this moment when it was described as insurmountable. we never relented and said we wanted to get back to the goibt intable and wanted to start with climate and will make the biggest investment while creating millions of good paying jobs. the stakes couldn't be higher in communities of color who are always the hardest hit. this legislation is for my grandmother alice jones paid for the high cost of prescription drugs not fully covered by medicare. we will lower prescription drug prices for our seniors. this is why i ran for congress. this is government working for the people. this is democrats delivering on our promises. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.smith: i yield one minute to the gent

ken. caller: did you want to give mr. o'donnell an opportunity to answer the question? i think you missed the answer to the previous caller's question. guest: about donald trump? caller: i do not know what he asked but i did not hear you answer. guest: to be honest, it is beyond my knowledge why donald trump is not being charged with murder, is that the question? caller: i gather. outstanding. i have been a police officer for three decades and up until now one of the biggest problems and what happened and one of the reasons i used trump as an example is because trump used a term that you are using is defund the police. what i do or what a lot of police do nowadays is do a lot of social services that we do not have the necessary abilities to do. you need other services to do that. if you want to defund the police department to move the money into social services that i do not have to respond to or that i am not best suited to handle, that is fine. that does not mean i am losing my job. it is when someone takes a term and uses it for political gain to emotionally touch so

mr. trump's florida home. joining me now, kener senior fbi official chuck rosenberg staying with us. thanks to chuck. ken, pat cipollone, pat philbin. what do we know about whether they were interviewed and how they were interviewed. >> we haven't confirmed reporting but we have no reason to doubt it. what it suggests is the justice department is trying to learn more about how those documents got to mar-a-lago and what was the process in the final days of the white house as donald trump was moving his material out? we have a lot of reporting on that that suggests it was a chaotic process and that, by the way, for months and years before that, donald trump had a pen chance for grabbing and holding on to highly classified documents. john bolton told us it was common place. it was such a problem that they didn't want to bring in sensitive photos and things like that. it looks like what doj is trying to determine, was there any process around making sure the classified material got back to where it was supposed to be? apparently in s

ken dilanian, thank you. now to the potential legal consequences mr. trump could face in connection with those seized documents maura barrett spoke to legal experts from both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: tonight the legal fallout following the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate the newly unsealed search warrant revealed the fbi was looking for documents connected to potential violations of statutes that make it illegal to destroy, conseal or unlawfully remove government materials as well as making it a crime to take national defense information under the espionage act. >> upholding the rule of law means applying the law evenly without fear or favor. >> reporter: we spoke to two legal experts on opposing sides of the political spectrum about any potential consequences the former president could face >> the laws range in penalty from three years to ten years to 20 years to espionage. one for retention of government property carries with it a disqualification from ever running for public office. >> the justice department to actually pursue

jackie: ken with the new york times. >> this is for mr. serafin. i wonder if you could give us a primer on the bleed work. coming from the hydrogen tank to the engines, what was changed, why? did anything like this occur during green run at stennis? mike: i will do for that one to john honeycutt tomorrow. i know we increased the diameter of the bleed that is used to increase the flow of the engines. beyond that, it would be getting out of my experience to talk about what other changes there were. if you could ask that to john tomorrow. jackie: jeff with space news. >> for mike sarah finn you also mentioned an inner tank valve issue. could you provide more details on what that is? if you didn't have the problem with the engine bleed on engine three, would that have been a constraint to launch alone? mike: we are still trying to understand what happened with the inner tank event but it was clear there was a leak at that valve. the challenge that that created, we want to increase the pressure in the tank in order to establish the hydrogen bleed. the v

mr. trump. joining us is justice and as well jens correspondent ken dilanian, former u.s.orney joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official chuck rosenberg and national reporter coral linnick, coauthor of the best selling author "i alone can fix it." ken, tell us more. >> a letter from the national archives to trump's lawyers back in may was published by john solomon who has ties to trump. officials are not pulling back on the authenticity of the letter. the letter redefines some of the things we thought we knew. it says even among the 15 boxes turned over in january, after a year of negotiating with the trump people, they found what they said was more than 100 documents, 700 pages of material marked classified, including the highest classifications of the government, top secret, sensitive compartmental information special access programs, the kind of stuff if disclosed could betray sources and methods. that's back in january. at the time, this was a letter where the trump team was asserting executive privilege over some of the documents and asking that they n

mr. jeff clark with another department of justice department lawyer, ken kasky. and the letter was to be sent to the leadership of the georgia state legislature. other portions of the legislature that were intended for other states. neither mr. drug nor mr. klulowski had any evidence of widespread electorate and flawed, but they were quite aware of what mr. trump wanted the department to do. jeff clarke met privately with president trump and others in the white house and agreed to assist the president without telling the senior leadership of the department who oversaw him. as you will see, this letter claims that the u.s. department of investigations have, quote, intended fight significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states, including the state of georgia. in fact, donald trump knew this was a lie there. department of justice had already informed at the president of the united states repeatedly that is investigations had found no fraud serviceman to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the letter also said this, qu

the gentleman from ken particulary. mr. yarmuth: i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jones: i'm proud to stand in this chamber as we make history for the american people. americans fought for so long to get to this moment when it was described as insurmountable. we never relented and said we wanted to get back to the goibt intable and wanted to start with climate and will make the biggest investment while creating millions of good paying jobs. the stakes couldn't be higher in communities of color who are always the hardest hit. this legislation is for my grandmother alice jones paid for the high cost of prescription drugs not fully covered by medicare. we will lower prescription drug prices for our seniors. this is why i ran for congress. this is government working for the people. this is democrats delivering on our promises. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.smith: i yield one minute to the gent

the gentleman from ken particulary. mr. yarmuth: i yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jones: i'm proud to stand in this chamber as we make history for the american people. americans fought for so long to

mr. secretary, even if that was not what you're going to lead with, make sure you work that in. >> thank you so much, ken per great to be with you. all of the stuff is interconnected. you go from h.r. one which is trying to federalize our elections to the 202-748-8003 that executive order. these are all tied together. this is a continuation of the first part of the phrase easy to vote. we all wanted to be easy to vote. we have a right to vote but we don't have right to vote without any individual effort, okay? and that's what the integrity part and the harder cheap art is we need to focus on, and that is starts with the voter registration rolls. so in west virginia what happened was this start back in 1992 with the national voter registration act, and at the time we didn't have the iphones. we didn't have the personal computers and so forth sogeti people to register through to deem the sounded a good idea. folks, technology overtook the very quickly so they can register online toy for seven that sort of thing. it's easy to get online. we don't need to continue to have the dmp or any of the 600 or some fe

mrs saturday to see after long conflict . having said that, i think the way israel has managed its aggression against the occupied because its trip today shows us that it went from an operation. i targeted kenning into a full scale military campaign within hours. and so is there any, is there anything? and that makes me wonder whether it is and israeli government decision or israeli defense minister ben guns was basically implicated in all the previous wars on garza, the state. and wars on guys either as a chief of staff of the army or as defense minister is once again, it is once again christian anything for conflict against cancer because he and shuttle course has also political ambitions. and he has a strength and military doctrine in mind. that says that you need to keep meeting. punishing defense thing is the getting. the funny thing is pre empting that kind of spins repressing the palestinian until surrender. which of course needs me to the oldest of all wisdoms about repeating the same over again. again, expecting different results, it's an i thought madness what's going on. so these are the pharmacy feed has circled is, haven't you had an iranian proxy? how much is this operation in wha

ken. caller: did you want to give mr. o'donnell an opportunity to answer the question?hink you missed the answer to the previous caller's question. guest: about donald trump? caller: i do not know what he asked but i did not hear you answer. guest: to be honest, it is beyond my knowledge why donald trump is not being charged with murder, is that the question? caller: i gather. outstanding. i have been a police officer for three decades and up until now one of the biggest problems and what happened and one of the reasons i used trump as an example is because trump used a term that you are using is defund the police. what i do or what a lot of police do nowadays is do a lot of social services that we do not have the necessary abilities to do. you need other services to do that. if you want to defund the police department to move the money into social services that i do not have to respond to or that i am not best suited to handle, that is fine. that does not mean i am losing my job. it is when someone takes a term and uses it for political gain to emotionally touch somebo

mr. giuliani having been in that room and then everything else is worse than against other people and i understand you're trying to speak truth. i'll tell you, kencause you remind us >> you reminded us that a wink can mean someone is lying. i'll keep my eyes open when i say thanks for being here, ken friedman. >> of course. thank you for having me. >> let's fit and a break. talk about just comply and alex jones rebuked again when we come back. come back. i get bladder leaks. i didn't want to feel like i was wearing the pads i wore when i was twelve. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... and it still stays thin! succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll. made fresh, to leave you... speechless. panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1 delivery fee on our app. to a child, this is what conflict looks like. children in ukraine are caught in the crossfire of war, forced to flee their homes. a steady stream of refugees has

ken dilanian and former prosecutor and legal analyst tally winestein. the new letter that nbc news has gotten their hands on, the national archives had it, posted it, to mr. trump's attorneys where they found more than 100 documents marked as classified. talk about this letter and what changed between january when some of these docs were recovered to this summer and this past month? >> just how long the justice department has known that very sensitive, highly classified documents have been stored at mar-a-lago. this letter was written in may, is that the national archives found documents marked sensitive compartmented information and sap, special access programs, among the 15 boxes of documents that trump folks turned over in january where the archives was trying to get the documents back. what that suggests is there was great concern from early on in this year about the storage of highly classified documents and this letter goes on to quote from the justice department's national security division to the trump lawyers saying we need access to these documents to conduct a damage assessment, not only the fbi but other elements of the intelligence community

ken we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz. >> i have taken care of patients. patients who ration their are medicine. one woman told me she made her insulin lasted longer because she would take half of a dose in order to make it last. no one should have to choose between medicine or put food on their table or pay their bills. that is why i support the inflation reduction act which will give seniors the relief they need. it ensures that people on medicare won't pay more than $35 a month and requires the secretary to negotiate prices lowering costs for seniors and caps out of pocket spending at $2,000 for medicare part d. these important steps will ensure that all seniors have access to health and life-saving medications regardless of how much money they have. that's not all this bill does. it will make investments to combat climate change and reduce our carbon emissions and make electric vehicle batteries with domestic like the lithium we are extracting.

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mr. 305, robert frank, about to make an amphibious assault on the property itself. he's in miami. robert >> we're staying a little more clear this time around this is, though, the latest real estate purchase by ken brokers are calling the citadel effect citadel's move for a headquarters from illinois to miami causing a boost in prices on the residential and the office market. the company just bought a 2 1/2 acre parcel for $333 million that is more than 20 times what the buyer paid for it back in 2000 the company also paying less than just under $300 million for a temporary office building while they build that new headquarters brokers say that lots of other companies are calling them now after this citadel announcement to follow citadel's lead >> these are big companies, these are smart companies. and when people read about, you know, like a company like citadel coming down here and opening up an office, they realize these are smart guys, they must have done the due diligence, it becomes the herd mentality. >> very smart guys and very wealthy guys this house that ken griffin just bought here on star island is 16,000 square feet it is about two acres and it is likely that ken will tear it down b

mr. trump is saying he does not object, we could see those documents very soon. translation, we'll all be hitting the refresh button all day long. savannah? >> thank you. >>> joining us now is nbc's kenour justice correspondent. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's get to. >> it the justice department has moved to unseal the search warrant in this matter and the property received. what kind of information would be in those documents? >> so the warrant itself is usually a one-page document signed by a federal magistrate judge and it doesn't tell us much but it sometimes list or it often lists the law the fbi suspects was broken. so in this case, it expects to see statutes about the mishandling of government records, classified information, national defense information, and with attachments and we expect one of them to list the fbi items. and we expect it to be heavily redacted and i don't think it has an nascar transcript of putin for example. but law enforcement officials tell me we will learn something about the records and the seriousness of the investigation and the sensitivity of the documents trump took home with him. >> and you mentioned other documents. one of them i

archives, in other words left in washington, but instead were ta ken to words left in washington, but instead were taken to mar—a—lago, mrt this investigation, we don't know precisely the nature of the documents that are still being searched for, seemingly, by the authorities. mrtrump searched for, seemingly, by the authorities. mr trump clearly believes that this is overkill, he says he has been cooperating with the relevant departments in washington, the government agencies. so the question remains, why was it necessary to have a search warrant to get whatever the authorities were looking for at mar—a—lago? donald trump believes this is prosecutorial misconduct, this is from a high level in washington targeting him to make it more difficult for him to stand for election again for the white house in 2024.- stand for election again for the white house in 2024. thank you, peter. thousands of teenagers in scotland are waking up to their scottish higher results after sitting their first full set of exams since 2019. the exam regulator says they've taken a more generous approach to grade boundaries this year to reflect the d

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mr. cuffari also belatedly informed congress that texts from the cell phones from the top two leaders in the department of homeland security during the insurrection, acting secretary chad wolf, acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli, were apparently lost during another reset after they turned in their government phones. imagine, the fumbling of critical information about an event as historic agency the january 6 -- as historic as the january 6 mob that invaded this capitol. department staff actually came up with a plan to retrieve the calculated e-mails when they first learned of that. listen to this. mr. cuffari of's office canceled the plan. the department of homeland security has some of the most sophisticated intelligence and investigative capabilities, not just in the united states but in the world. it's hard to believe that this department accidentally deleted texts that could shed light on one of the greatest constitutional events and crimes ever committed in the history of the united states. but it would be just as problematic if they did. either way, we need to get to the bottom of this. this month, after news of the missing texts became public and his office came under criticism, mr. cuffari