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martinez r james, back to you. thank you. reyna 5.32. let's go back to the big story that we're following this morning. washington lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are weighing in after a grand jury. >> indicted former president donald trump. yeah. that indictment stems from the probe into his alleged role in making hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. >> during his 2016 run for president and our washing correspondent raquel martin takes a closer look. >> well, democrats are releasing several statements calling for a fair legal process. we know republicans are siding with the former president. they're calling this indictment purely political and are promising to go to bat for him on capitol hill. makes me the most innocent man and the history of our country. former president donald trump is now the first u.s. president to be criminally indicted a manhattan district grand jury u% voted in favor of charges against trump for his involvement in a hush money payment scheme to adult film star stormy daniels. >> they were

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. >> reporter: a spokesperson r anotr sena committ will appear before another senate panel on rail safety in about two weeks. j.b.? >> jamesws. the bodies of two of the americans who were killed after being kidnapped in mexico are now back in the u.s. as cbs news is learning, authorities in mexico are still investigating what led up to the ordeal, including the exact purpose of the group's visit there. here is cbs's omar villafranca.ieof shaeed woodard and zindell brown are back on american soil today, while latavia mcgee and eric williams are still recovering in a brownsville, texas, hospital. family members say they were traveling from south carolina to mexico for a cosmetic surgery for mcgee. tonight, we are learning new details about that trip, in a police report filed by a fifth person who traveled with the group, but stayed on the u.s. side. cheryl orange told brownsville police she last saw her friends friday morning leaving a motel 6. she did not travel to mexico with the group because she did not have the proper i.d. when the group didn't return and didn't answer repeated calls, she went to police. the four were f

james landau, kyiv. david: what does moscow make of all this? a short time ago i was joined by ra editor steve rosenberg. how significant is this move by the international criminal court's and what has been the kremlin's reaction? steve: from a practical point of view, don't hold your breath. russian police are not about to slap and cuffs on vladimir putin and dispatch him to the hague. russia does not recognize the jurisdiction of the international criminal court and russia does not extradite its citizens. however this arrest warrant does send a pretty strong message. the message is there are judges in the hague who consider putin allegedly to have committed war crimes. that makes the russian president even more of a pariah than he is now. putin is still trying to play the role of global statesman. we have the chinese president due here for a state visit. the kremlin is clearly furious. vladimir putin's spokesperson organized an emergency conference call for journalists tonight. that is something he rarely does. he was brief. he was angry. he described this move as outrageous an

is working recently, ukraine received a j&r precision bomb, the warzone writes about this, citing the commander of the us air force in europe and africa, jamesgh-precision projectiles to ukraine, they have an increased action range. they fly a little further than regular bombs. and they can be aimed at the target , the hacker said, the general, the hacker, also confirmed that he was talking about jdmr bombs, the transfer of ammunition took place in the last three weeks and the number is limited, sort of like a trial balloon the united states once again probes the boundaries of the possible again surfaced and the topic sending fighters to ukrainian pilots, already in america they got given a ukrainian saw. here in america, preparing for training on f-16 fighters. they are not trained directly on themselves. aircraft, but they are receiving information from the americans that will allow them to improve their skills not only to fly their own fighters, but also give an idea of ​​how long it will potentially take them to master a control system such as the f-16 . there are pilots, there are trainings , a specific type of aircraft has already been

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r-rated movie and now clearly were able to do a lot more than that. it's amazing we lost the plot in this process. maria: thank you. oversight committee chairman james treasury department is finally giving his pal access to the suspicious activity reports related to hunter biden the biden families a 3 million-dollar payment to chinese energy company paid by abiding associate shortly after joe left the vice presidency. kober also suggested that there biden family member may also be involved in the influence peddling the alleged influence peddling joining me the club for growth president david mcintosh. it's great to see you again, welcome back. >> great to be with you. maria: what are your thoughts on this investigation. we understand according to james, 3 million-dollar check that went to accounts tied to hunter biden and out of the 3,000,003 family members got a stake in the 3 million what is going on from your standpoint. >> we won't know for sure until they look at all the documents which have been hidden prior to the republicans gaining the house of representatives and not been able to investigate this. but to me it looks like joe biden in the b

james bayes al jazeera of the united nations. lest thou speak to mass n r, a shakira who's an independent iraqi politician and economists is joining us live from baghdad. thank you very much, sir. for your time, i 20 years ago i understand you lobbied for the us intervention in iraq. when you look at the state, your countries and to day, do you have any regrets? oh, thanks for the invite. yes. in fact, what happened back in the late ninety's in the early 2000, you know, the vast majority of the iraqi people were asking for help because of the ruthless nature of the previous redeem and the, you know, the executions and them and the wars. so we were living in the outside, the iraq and in the united states, and we were trying to help. and we were lobbying the united states to help remove this regime and replace that with a federal democratic regime. so were yes, i think that was a good thing. the problem was not there. the problem was the day after apparently there was no plan for the day after. and they were basically improvising on a day to day basis. and a lot of mistakes were, were takin

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recently, ukraine received and j & r high-precision bombs writes about it the warzone with reference to the commander of the us air force in europe and africa, james-precision projectiles to ukraine, they have an increased range. they fly a little further than regular bombs. and they can be aimed at the target said the hackers, the general, the hacker, also confirmed that he was talking about j & mr bombs, the transfer of ammunition took place in the last three weeks and the number is limited, sort of like a trial balloon of the united states in which they once again probe the boundaries of the possible again surfaced and the theme of sending fighters to ukrainian pilots, already in america, they got given. for the first time , ukrainian pilots here in america are preparing for training on f-16 fighter jets. they do not receive training directly on the aircraft themselves, but they receive information from the americans that will allow them to improve their skills not only to fly their own fighters, but also give an idea of ​​how long it would potentially take them to master such a control system, like for example, f16 has pilots, has training alr

r firm. mike, i thought this was really interesting that when ron johnson was demanding the financial records, it was only cafe bank who handed them over. now we know that jamesomer and the house oversight committee has received some banking records from american banks but only having to do with one deal. comber says there were 11 other deals out there that he thinks will be similar to what he saw you with the first deal which was rob walker got a check for $3 million. the very next day he sent 1 plus million of that discontribute the ted to biden family members. >> well, maria, you know, a lot of this information was leaked when hunter's laptop came out and some of the rosemont seneca banking records came out. look, when the democrats were in charge an demanded phone records watt wawithout warrants they wen over without a question. there was a dare to notice to try and sue to try and block that and it's funny how none of the banks will comply with congress now that it's a democrat. maria: yeah. >> it is beyond the pail of a two tiered justice system, the way these things work. let's go back in time and remind everyone like nobody gets a billion dollar sole m

r yo, >>> bottom of the hour now. here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc "news daily." >>> a colorado dentist charged with the murder of his wife. james wife was taken to the hospital for severe headaches and dizziness. she later died. investigators say she had been poind. craig is being represented by the public defender's office. >>> six highway workers in maryland are dead after being struck by a car. police say the driver lost control of her vehicle when she was attempting to change lanes. the car ended up traveling between the highway barriers and into the construction zone. there is no word. >>> the governor still disputing her loss in last year's election, the supreme court declined to hear most of the claims in her appeal. they will hear the process to verify signatures. lake lost by just over 17,000 votes. a loss she has been protesting. >>> today the ceo of the app tiktok is in the hot seat on capitol hill. the white house is threatening a potential ban unless the app's chinese owners sell their stake. we are joined now. julie, we're hearing from avid tiktok users including jeff jackson. he has over a million followers. what

james joe's brother. three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or beau biden's widow, hally, a schoolr, counselor. thirty five thousand dollars. so what's going on here?r wake and will the media mob everd as wake up and ask a question? joining us now with reaction,, co-host of the traves and buck sexton show, buck sexton along with fox news contributor tammy bruce. bruce. atami. h you. i want to start with youuriate because this infuriates me. there is no intellectual curiosity by the national media, no inquirhe natioy. and this is in black and white bank records, emails. they have got the goods colmer as chairman of the oversight committee, which i used to chair, he's doing a pretty go chair, he's doing a pretty good job oodf laying out the cat ,but nobody's asking any questions. >> what's fascinating, jason , is that this was you could findr this. it wasight right there in blackd white. if you had any ounce o ounceff curiosity. is, the osity. is, would the democrats not be curious about it? i mean, we can disagree with democrats on policy issues ,but, my goodness, this is about the safety of the country. it'scountry. it's about life and death when it

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