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news wire from berlin tonight and they co-wrote courtroom egypt's 1st democratically elected president as dr mohamed morsi collapsed today during his trial in espionage charges. with his body of a hospital he was ousted from power by the military in a coup led by the current president back in 2013 that followed massive protests in the country also coming up tonight german investigators established a far right in the murder.

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new u.s. tariffs wires retailers companies like myself don't know what to do we place orders or do we not place orders if we place orders in china. 25 percent do the rate. it's gets very expensive if we move the production and the duty break up come comes off what happens to the existing supporters that we kill so we're in the dilemma we don't know we are uncertain is the worst thing you could do for business and they aren't alone businesses around the world are suffering as a result of the trade war with global growth projections adjusted downwards in the u.s. new terrace of forcing firms to choose among several bad options eating higher costs raising prices or overhauling long established supply chains or stressed racing for delta children is that things are going so well with the chinese suppliers they've been trained and well to us and trained in creating safe baby products. and i don't want to cut those relationships it's not just delta children hoping for the trade war to be put to bed businesses around the world and their suppliers are watching and waiting for the break. over to latin am

news. >>the wires are gearing up for the final game ever at oracle arena tomorrow night, yeah and as they prep for game 6 without kevin durant's we are now learning the latest on his injury kate rooney. >>here are some of the details yet not good details either i'm afraid the news about durant's achilles injury overshadow today's practice and preparation. >>for tomorrow's game the super star confirmed that he suffered a ruptured achilles and he had successful surgery. this morning during an announced the news in a lengthy instagram post saying i'm hurting deeply i'm okay basketball is my biggest love and i wanted to be out there i do i wanted to help my teammates on our quest for the three-peat it's just the way things go in this game and i'm proud that i gave it all well i physically could the post seem to address the many folks who have pointed fingers in the wake of durant's injury insisting the team should have done more to prevent iran from playing in game 5. and steve kerr added his thoughts today. >>when we gathered all the information. our feeling was the worst thing that could happen

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we had a big spike up as attacks crossed the news wires, but they are trading a bit lower today.ot as critical as in previous decades because we have a big supply of oil from texas and that continues to change global oil markets, and reflects the fact that the international market is focused on what we see in demand. data is that demand is soft. interesting, the i i said the market looks oversupplied next year, so the saudis are facing a tough decision and may have to deepen their cuts. tom: tony crescenzi with us. in the high-yield and cds space, there is a huge energy waiting. weighting. tense, not becoming only after the tanker incident but in general? tony: a few years ago, there was a big shakeout when oil went from $100 a barrel to close to $25 a barrel. there was major stress in the high-yield market related to energy. that probably limited the damage to the market this time and the market overall has not been impaired. it is a much different story because of the shakeout of weaker companies about five years ago. tom: what is the opportunity in oil? if we assume there is u

it was an issue i will raise with my next two guests, ashley webster and dow jones news wire chief, glenno whatever they want. that's fine. but when you don't allow a president to speak at parliament or you don't, you know, say it's a bad idea he's coming at all in the case of the london mayor, whatever their grievances are, i understand they are longstanding, he is the president. >> exactly right. it's called diplomacy, something britain was once well known for. neil: the one thing you criticize this guy lacks, you are exhibiting. >> that's right. i don't think it's showing any real global leadership when you behave in that way. neil: these are your people. >> used to be my people. i'm a proud american citizen now. i think it's pathetic. i don't think u.s. presidents being treated like this, they are fine, they can say whatever they want but it's very disrespectful. they are forgetting this is associated with the 75th anniversary of d-day. americans fought alongside and died alongside british troops trying to free europe from this horrible leader in germany, yet that goes out the window.

it's a pretext to extradite him to the united states journalist and founder of the 21st century wire news site patrick henningsen was inside the court hearing and shared his impress and. other defense is asking for more time because of the complexity of this case and julius on himself made the comment via video link that he hasn't even read the full indictments yet there was a video that was leaked online a couple we last week of which weeks ago when he was underweight severely underweight he's gained some weight back his says here was home to well he has a beard so he looks like he's put on a little bit of weight mentally he's compas meant just so physically better mentally he's clearly been under some of the rest you can tell he's not his fluid self not so quick on his feet as usual but i think those because he was trying to process everything that was coming through this issue is absolutely pivotal in terms of freedom of the press the united states is effectively exerting universal jurisdiction over non us citizens there's no us media outlets do doing something that journalists do ever

across a wire 20 stories above times square, returning to the rope two years after a terrifying fall. >> my worst nightmare came true. >> the world watching as the duo takes their first step to new you can watch high wire live sunday at 8:00/7:00 central right here on abc. that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes without a net on hulu. thanks for the company, america. have a good weekend. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number sto's $1,299. save $400. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep.

. >>> coming up -- a tightrope family returns to the high wire after a terrifying fall. their new stunt. 25 stories above times square. >>> then, meryl streep turns 70. rare "e.t." moments and how her training for mama mia started as a tease >>> nearly 25 years of "toy story." our flashback friday with the cast. >> there's a >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- >> here we go. >> simon cowell under the knife. the america's got ♪ >>> here we go. >> simon cowell scared. he could be in exclusive clip from america's got talent. the judge faces a knife thrower who uses her feet. good luck, simon. if you want more death-defying danger, the world-flying wallenda will attempt an epic walk across times square this sunday. after two years after a terrifying fall left two family members -- >>> she overcame death, she wasn't supposed to live. there's a lot that she's going through right now that she had to overcome and still has to overcome in order to take the first step on sunday night. >> his sister with fractures to every bone in her face. now, they're back with a new stunt that has never been do

new york can you make it anywhere. this weekend, high above the center of the world, nik wallenda will attempt to make history again. alongside his sister and fellow daredevil leanna. they will walk on a wirever times square in new york city. 1300 feet on a cable no thicker than a garden hose, hanging for more than 250 feet above the earth. >> to do something that's literally going to leave my finger print on the city is pretty exciting. >> reporter: a come back for the gravity-defying siblings, just two years after a horrifying fall that changed their lives. >> it is permanently instilled in your brain, imprinted in your brain. you can't make it go away. in it was a miracle that leanna's alive. >> reporter: that come back happening with the entire world watching. >> the analogy of getting back on the horse. for us it's about getting back on the wire. it's a guy walking on a cable. we can all relate to walking. >> reporter: walking, yes, but walking where birds fly. for nik wallenda, it isn't simply where he makes his living, his life, a chapel in the sky. a wire walker defying death is in his blood. one wrong step means certain doom. >> it's what we were born to do, what we love. >> repor

not just the networks vyingrk vyin -- who were to get a question in, but also the wire services, newspapers, foreign news outlets. that has been lost. announcer: watch book to be -- ond on soup you attach c-span2. announcer: the president's announcement is about 20 minutes. [applause] president trump: thank you. [applause] president trump: that is very nice. [cheers] president trump: thank you. [applause] ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday, dear president happy birthday to you ♪ [cheers and applause] president trump: very nice. wow. that is very, very nice. please. you must like what i am about to say. [laughter] president trump: we all like what we are about to say. we worked very hard on it. thank you for joining us on this magnificent day in the rose garden. special place. we are here to announce the latest historic action that we are taking to help millions of americans receive high-quality and very affordable health care, something so important. and we have been working on it long and hard. certain groups right in these first few rows have been working very long and very ha

all or so then should the public see them because you know that 9000 this is ensued on the news that was not wired because they don't really sound on the side going to about the need they are working they have been money that they are not allowed to publish anything which is identity or might be seen again is the military council so there is nothing that is not an easy way of expressing themselves. freedom of assembly the shooting of this idiot even though it's even now people are just. moving around around robbing people taking people's phones that were money they're. breaking into how these rising family so the life is hell on it thank you very much indeed on the show can tell us about the events if you don't thank you thank you exit polls in kazakhstan show the interim president has won 70 percent of the vote in sunday's action seem to amount to ok if is said to be the 1st new leader and says he is some opposition groups say the vote was fat at least 500 people have been arrested after police and protesters clashed on election day or been forced to walk or approach from the capital notional tim

not just networks who are vying to get a question and but also print reporters from wire services, newspapers, foreign news outlets, that has been lost. >> reporter: watch booktv all weekend on c-span2. >> joining us on booktv is ambassador samantha power, her new book, education of an idealist, comes out in september. we want to do a short preview of that book. how did you get to the states? >> my mother, rambunctious irish doctor, athlete, humanist, decided to get on a plane and run away with a man she loved who wasn't my father and they moved to pennsylvania in 1979, there was no divorce in ireland so the terms under which she came here, raised a good irish catholic, continue to learn irish and go back for all our holidays and stayed but i would not have known, she would not have known we were immigrating to this country but that is what it turned out to be. >> host: it wasn't all that simple. >> guest: nothing is as simple as you wish it were but it wasn't simple. the big rupture in my life, her life, my father's life. when i was a kid and moved to pittsburgh the year the pittsburgh pirates win the wor

this news crossed the wire a couple hours ago. all the text messages were out there. what prompted that? >> well, i think there's been an effort by the judge that handled the manafort case as well as by journalists to try to get all the sort of loose ends of the various mueller considerations -- prosecutions. unsealed. we've been seeing it in a variety of different contexts at different court proceedings, dribs and drabs coming out of things filed under seal at different points when the case was being hotly litigated involving manafort. it finally emerged on a friday afternoon as they were sort of cleaning up some of the paperwork, i think. >> and harry, 50 pages of texts. we read from some of them there. you hear hannity ee's response. he says this is what i say on my tv show, and reading through them, i was having that same reaction. is there anything legally significant in these texts or is it just interesting to see? >> well, i don't think there's that much legally about him. of course, we knew, it's true, sean hannity knew his viewpoint but didn't know he was in

has a microphone and you have a variety of reporters but also print reporters from the wire services of foreign news outlets. that has been lost. watch book tv all weekend on c-span2. party virginia democratic blue commonwealth gala. the largest political fundraiser in virginia is about to start area it brings together the congressional delegations, activists, and other party officials. it is expecting morning 1800 attendees tonight to hear from a number of speakers including senator amy klobuchar and mayor pete buttigieg. pete buttigieg has one the backing of several lawmakers and a congressman who announced his support in april. he and senator klobuchar will be in miami later this month for the democratic presidential debate june 26 and 27th. ♪ ♪

have reporters, not just the network line to get the questions in the print reporters, wire services, newspapers, for news outlets. that has been lost. >> 20 book tv all weekend on c-span2. this weekend, american history tv has live two-day annuale of the gettysburg college civil war institute summer conference. starting saturday at 8:30 a.m. eastern with the discussion on jubal early and the unionist cause with katie shively, a virginia commonwealth university. a look at net turner's rebellion with patrick breen of providence college. combat experience of civil war soldiers with gettysburg college's peter carmichael, then a panel discussion on the artifacts of the civil war, moderated by brian lusk he of west virginia university. our live coverage continues at 8:30 eastern with the discussion on preserving gettysburg national military park with jennifer murray of oklahoma state university. violence in the civil war with erin of the indiana state university and a look at the civil war and emancipation in the heart of america with ed ayres of the university of richmond, followed by a discussion on seeing t

wires connected champagne by the 1850's to a network extending as far as russia and india. in addition to speeding up emergency notices and urgent communications, the telegraph revolutionized the transmission of news. instead of obtaining long-distance information primarily from the publications through the post, papers such as the courier got it from press syndicates that pooled resources from wired reports. reveling in its connectedness, the courier attributed reports of distance affairs to the means of transmission, the wire. the next breakthrough on the communications front, telephone, had an aerial dimension, since most of the wiring was strong from pole to pole. the bell system computed in a breakneck race for customers. by 1905, more than half the hads -- farms in the county telephone connections. the rapid proliferation of poles led to complaints of laziness. this led -- of laziness. -- noisyness. poles became tied to conventional violence when one town lynched an african-american man from a telephone pole. the wires too posed a threat. when they came down in tangled messes storm after storm, tragedy often followed. dangerous,y and people tolerated these wires because of the connections th

new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> finally tonight, walking across the wirewallenda siblings, nick and liana, tackling the dream 25 stories above new york city's times square last night. each starting at opposite ends of a 1,300-foot steel wire, making their way across to the heart-stopping moment when they needed to cross over one another. >> it's tight. hold on. >> you're good where you're at. >> the duo facing a second challenge up in the air. >> i'm just fixing the pole. it's too short. >> liana fixing a snag with her safety tether until finally she's able to restart her walk, one foot in front of the other. liana's first time performing since a terrifying fall two years ago. the pair crossing the cross-roads of the world. when nick reaches the end. and in this exclusive behind-the-scenes video nick seen running downstairs jumping into a car to get to the other side so he can be there for this moment. celebrating victory with his big sister. and that is what you call teamwork. and that's "nightline" for tonight. you can always catch our full episodes with

the royals will join, new york tabloids pick it up and wire service pick it up and they shoot down the, their comment was great because i don't know if you could be any more equivocal -- >> hit me with it. >> this story is nonsense. absolutely utterly untrue. this store way was concocted but by mr. trump for his club and that he could use the name of the members of the royal family to do so. we don't see comments like that very often. >> talk about that. that is so rare. >> i think buckingham palace would refute all of the claims that get tossed out. mr. trump is not the first person to try to cash in ott royal family nor the last but he is by all of this the most bold. and think buckingham palace had to rein it in because they will leave a couple of rumors and then they take on a life of their own as mr. trump could get publicity better than anybody else on the planet so the reports are hitting t"the associated press" and around the world and they had -- >> they to jump in on it. >> and that it was untrue. >> and you tweeted that people afforded the privilege of private time with a ro

news. this match is heading right to the wire, the latest i can tell you is england needs 36 to win the last walks and mowing allie at the crease for england, so it is going to be incredibly tight. england will be disappointed with the way they perform, particularly in the field, those dropped catches, those missed opportunities, and indeed the way they started their innings, but butler and root two terrific centuries from them, if they can put off of victory in this circumstance, just imagine what it will do for england's confidence going further into the tournament. the one thing we can be sure of it's been a terrific spectacle, fantastic entertainment for this crowd. but as we head into the very closing overs, england needing 36 to win of the last 16 balls it's going to be very tight 0llie. it is going to be, a indie swiss, our correspondent. we will have the results for you later in the programme. to a half overs to 90, in the programme. to a half overs to go, or something like that. caster semenya's legal team claim that the swiss federal supreme court has upheld her appeal against the

secretary of state pompeo arrives in the middle east for talks with allies as iran issues a new threat. >>> high-wire right here this morning in their first interview after their jaw-dropping stunt. >>> new this morning, the groundbreaking new drug to help women with low sex drive just approved by the fda. some calling it viagra for women. what you need to know. >>> celebrating jute judith krantz. her stories of sex and shopping read by millions from "scruples" to "i'll take manhattan" turned into high wattage miniseries starring valerie bertinelli and julianne moore remembering the beloved author this morning. >>> are you ready for the new "spider-man"? zendaya is here and far from home as we say good morning, america. ♪ bang bang there goes your heart ♪ >>> and good morning, america. hope your week is off to a great start. >> yes, we do. we have a story a lot of people have been following, that very viral proposal across multiple countries, over multiple days, all playing out on instagram, but there are a lot of questions about the surprise and whether it was all really staged for money and sponsor

wire! let's get to some news here. everybody's still on edge about the u.s.an.es i gus after iran shot down our drone, trump ordered a a strike on themed but then he call it off, and listen to how he described it. e >> president trump says united states was, quote, "cocked and loaded." >> cocked and loaded >> cocked and loaded >> cocked and loaded >>ocked and loaded [ laughter ] >> jimmyof course, the correct phrase is "locked and loaded." [ laughter ] even worse, trump made the same mistake when he said he's between a rock and a hard place. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, come on. is jimmy: he's like, "why everyone laughing? why is everyone laughing at me?" [ light laughter ] that's right, "cocked and loaded." then trump was like, "and ifat things escal i'm willing to put boobs on the ground. [ laughter ] no, no bootsun boots on the grod. you're going to put boots -- [ laughter ] but the interview was pretty interesting. at one point, chuck todd asked trump what he'd change if he could have one do-over take a look. >> if you could have one do-over as president, w

news. >>questions tonight as to whether an electrical wire is to blame for starting a house fire in san jose's eastern foothills get a fire broke out about 12 30 this afternoon crawford's dan kerman is live for us on the scene. >>in san jose with more dan. >>that's right to people who were here witnesses told firefighters that they believe it was a wire that came down firefighters still investigating to find out what kind of a wire and if in fact it was what started this blaze. so that is still under investigation. but just take a look at this chart hillside right here this is just feet from this home on the right which did not burn it's also feet from the home from the left which also did not burn firefighters saving a lot of homes this time around only one home burned in this blaze. it's triple digit heat. the fire raced through a home in san jose's eastern foothills tuesday, causing major damage the additional reporting people. >>said that it was caused by wires. we don't know who's wires. those are or why the wires caused a problem that's that's under investigation. >>another neighbor repo

wire transfers to mr. democker's parents' account in new york, who then wire transferred it back to mr.e team. >> reporter: remember steve democker was a highly-paid financial adviser. the prosecutors now believed he was using that expertise to try to get away with murder. >> here is a person that murdered his ex-wife then collected her life insurance of over 750 thousand dollars and is using that life insurance to pay his defense team in the murder prosecution. so then prosecutors added fraud to the charges steve was facing. but fraud is certainly not what it was, said defense investigator rich robertson. >> these girls voluntarily, on their own, believing in their father's innocence, dedicated money that they inherited to defend him. how can that be wrong? >> the girls decided to use that money for their dad's defense. there was no fraud, or the insurance company would have been the first one to say, "hey, we got a problem here." >> so, was that just piling on, on the part of the prosecution? >> yeah. >> reporter: the much bigger issue for the defense, said investigator robertson, was

new e.r.a. of marijuana acceptance. estate banning testing for pot? >>> the wires will play for the last time at oracle arena. the history of mbas oldest arena . jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>> 30 horses have died at santa anita racetrack since december. in an unprecedented move, a safety move from the governor. truck a circle of prayer for the race track after two more horses were put down. bringing the total to 29. >> thank you for keeping us safe and protected. two dozen employees and neighbors came to pray. >> that is our last hope. everything that has been going on since december. one horses too many. why so many? i do know that they've been trying. we are a family and a lot of people love this t

sc johnson >>> president trump has backed off hi threat to impose new tariffs on mexico after reaching a deal that came down to the wire. >> but "thnew york times" reports many components of the e new agrment were agreed uponmo hs ago. now some critics t accuse president of purposely creating a crisis so h could swoop in and appear to solve it at the lastminute. kristen welker has our ory. >> reporter: overnight president trump defending the 11th hoea dl he struck with mexico. the u.s. suspending its tariff threat in exchange for tougher border securityrom mexico. the president tweeti there is now going to be great cooperation between mexico and the u.s. mr. trump blasting is false. a new york times report that the terms of the deal had largly en agreed to even bere the tariff threat. under the deal me pcolans to deploy 6,000 pstr oo southern border to stop migrants. a senior administration official acknowledged mexico already planned to send 5400 troops butb few hadn deployed and now it's that's going to change. an administration says it's an expansion of mexico's commitment along the border. >> he brought mexico to t

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wired. for land there were less than generalities. for owners of the news your book where. the memory of your name empires or learn to sit by. interests are restless. and. parts of shared questionnaires deal of the century have been made public and the reception has not been good focusing on aid and infrastructure the deal is silent on the most contentious political issues and for all intensive purposes the long proposed 2 state solution appears to be dead is the deal of the century dead on arrival. good food descriptions sound up even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than was necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes and arthritis and they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to the very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about th

number of peace trails nearby is giving the frontier area a new image and it's helping koreans to envision a better future. flanked by a barbed wire fence and guided by a soldier they make their way along the peace trail. the south koreans are taking part in the government organize hike that crosses an area that was closed off to the public for decades. the trails are part of a tourism plan that was agreed to as an intern korean summers in pyongyang last year. the meeting spurred hopes of a thaw in political and economic ties between the 2 countries. but for walkers the signs of simmering tension are impossible to miss for many this stretch is a poignant reminder of the distance they still are from peace. although it's a short distance i feel touched as i walk along the trail intercooler in relations were getting better but now they've stalled again i hope that they're reinvigorated so that we get to travel between the 2 countries freely. looming in the distance and emblem of what such freedom could enable. north korea's. summer pending a breakthrough in relations hikers from both koreas might one day scale together. and this is b

days before the wallendas will attempt to walk a wire between two high-rises, live in sometimes square, abc newsthat wire that nik and his sister lijana will walk across came with unexpected difficulties. >> it's always changing. so it makes it a nightmare because you don't know what's going to be happening. >> reporter: the executive producer of sunday fight's show tells us installing the wire this week proved more challenging than nik ever imagined and that nik's team will be making adjustments to it all week because there is zero room for error. they have been training for the worst possible conditions using wind machines with 90-mile-an-hour winds, and preparing for torrential downpours using hoses blasting water. only lightning or strong winds could thwart their attempt. >> nothing compares to this. >> reporter: the stunt is the first time the brother/sister team will perform together live since 2017 when lijana and four other performers were severely injured falling off a high-wire while rehearsing to break a guinness world record. >> i broke a rib, punctured my right ear canal, broke nucl

. >> harris: breaking news now across the associated press wires moments ago, the government is movingds relocating 300 children out of a texas border patrol station after the atv reports of perilous conditions. joining me now, health and human services secretary alex azar. thank you for being with me. with the latest report, can you tell me what is happening either in texas or other places where our people are housing these children? >> well, harris, the problem is that our system was not built at the borders to be housing tens of thousands of unaccompanied kids coming across the border. or 80,000 family members last year. it was built for single adult coming across back in the '80s, '90s, and 2,000s. so it is overwhelmed, these are not good conditions for kids to be in. and our facilities at the department of health and human services where we get to the unaccompanied kids. the kids who come across the border by themselves, we are now functionally full. we are going to run out of money in july. congress must act to fund us and the department of homeland security. it is that simple. >

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a wire just three-quarters of an inch thick, 25 stories above times square, stretching over five new it's nik wallenda's latest high-flying and death-defying tightrope walk. he's crossed niagara falls and the grand canyon with no safety harness. >> winds are way worse than i expected. >> reporter: but now nik and sister leanna set to walk a 1,500 foot tightrope. this time in the heart of manhattan. nik on hand as 100 riggers and two cranes shut down times square to set up the high wire. >> it was definitely probably the most difficult rig i've ever had to do just because of all the pedestrians underneath and the obstacles of the city. >> reporter: this latest stunt coming only two years after this. nik's family, the flying wallendas, crashing 30 feet to the ground during a practice in florida. leanna suffering severe injuries to her face, not getting back up on the wire until now. putting her life on the line literally, along with nik, on live tv this sunday night. but where's that inspiration coming from? >> you know, it is -- it's just life. my great grandfather said, life is on th

wire fraud, campaign finance allegations. and allegations that he was spending campaign funds on extravagant vacations with his wife and family as well as some pretty large bar tabs. now some new allegations that add to the government's case. there are many in this filing. according to the filing, hunter paid over $1,000 for a ski weekend in many i aresort outside of lake tahoe with a lobbyist who he had known professionally here in d.c., he spent those $1,000 out of his campaign funds. he also used campaign funds in this affair to pay for food and beverages that he would bring to the woman's house when he was living with her for a period of time. a second affair, and there are five separate affairs outlines in this filing. a second one allegedly taking place between one of his own congressional staffers occasionally spending nights together in their congressional office according to the filing.

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