they were considering changing senate procedures to overcome turberville's blockade. they don't have to do that anymore now that turberville has agreed to back down. >> very interesting developments, thank you for that. >> we are tracking more breaking news this time on the january 6th investigation into former president donald trump, jack smith wants to present evidence at trump's trial next year, his u.s. -- increase support shows he intended to inspire violence as part of a conspiracy led to overturn the 2020 election. >> let's get more on this with paula reid, tell us more about what this means, and how significant it is. >> this is the first time we are getting a preview from the special counsel of the case that they intend to present next march when they try former president trump related to january 6th and claims of elections of version, in this new filing, they are putting him and his lawyers on notice about exactly what they put before a jury, they point specifically to his continued public support for people who attack the capital. they point to the fact he'

turberville is claiming that he has success, why do you think he relented now? >> kaitlin, he relented because he was alone and isolated in the senate. the farmer in the dell song ends with the letter, the cheese stands alone and he was a cheese standing by himself, democrats fought against them from day one, republicans were unhappy but enabled him for a while but then they fought against him. and when the magnitude of this arm to our national security, patriotic officers and their families became so manifested that the american legion went on board and said senator taylorville needed to drop this because they were hurting our military, he finally decided to bailout. he achieved precisely nothing, other than hurting our military readiness and hurting military families. >> there's still about 12 of 451 senior-level officers that are four-star nominees. he is not dropping his hold on those nominees, three stars and below, do you want senator schumer to schedule individual votes on them? >> kaitlin, we are, we have to do the defense bill that comes out of the conf

were hundred military promotions were approved by unanimous consent after alabama senator tommy turberville withdrew his held on healthon nominations which bega0 months ago chuck schumer made the request which was agreed to without objection. rhode island senator jack reed also spoke to express his appreciation are getting the nominees approved and why the blockade tactics should never be used by another senator again. x now mr. president of the happy duty ask unanimous consent of the senate consider following nomination is en bloc it's a lot of numbers i will read them slowly for the sake of being transcribed. forty-six, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, for 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100. 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110, 111, 112113, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 180, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 189, 190, 1911, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 199, 200. 201, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 228, 229, emma is such a fast- question rick is that all right? 2:30. 2:30 one, 2:30 two, 2:30 three, 2:30 four. 237, 238, 239, 240. 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 248

." >>> senator tommy turberville is a republican from alabama and blocked her promotion 10 months agoprotest an abortion policy in the defense department that allows service members to get reimbursement for travel when getting an abortion. he kept up his blog for months and even after his own party members criticized him. today, he finally lifted the block for everyone except 11 and four-star generals. others say the blockade put national security at risk. this is because he blocked the promotions of top officers that could command u.s. forces in the middle east. >>> the olympic committee is ramping up security ahead of the game. the games began in july in paris, france and security agents are working with the paris police and they are assessing how to deal with bomb threats. the country is on high alert because of the hamas israel were and i have been threats against tourist attractions. however, the olympic committee said there are no plans to make changes to the olympic schedule. you will be able to watch the games right here on nbc bay area. >>> the 49ers have a galaxy of stars on

turberville vowed to continue to hold up nominations of all four-star generals and other senior officerson policy on abortion and fertility care. pentagon leaders said that the delay was putting our national security at risk. now to a cbs news investigation. it has been two years since our reporting uncovered a disturbing trend about how domestic violence at the hands of service members is handled in the u.s. military. after our story aired, the pentagon promised action. but tonight, some survivors tell us they are still waiting for justice. when army reservist leo olshansky reported assault by a member of the air force in 2017, she turned over this audio recording. >> it knock your [bleep] front teeth out. you want to step to me like a man, i will knock your [bleep] front teeth out. so shut the [bleep] up, woman. >> reporter: military investigators also reviewed this body cam footage from a 911 cal. when police found bruises on her arms. >> how many times has this happened? >> this is like the fifth time he had >> norah: retired master sergeant erica johnson reported her abuse to the ai

tommy turberville had no plan to leverage essential pro-life victory its goodness he cut his losses beforell be a teachable moment for republicans about these kind of strategies that usually end up failing. >> kyle? what semester the supreme court a moot result, filed hundreds of lawsuits against her hotel she r planned to visit she was trying to enforce the americans with disabilities act same hotels website did not have accessibility information. can you sue a hotel if you do not have interest in booking a room? that is the question but unfortunately her attorney was sentient she withdrew her case and now the justices say is moot so no answer for it. >> there will be more lawsuits. [laughter] >> this is a miss to the bite administration which forgave another $5 billion in student debt this week. that's about $60000 per borrower for my estimate it has a written off $770 billion from student debt is on pace to forgive all 1.6 in student debt. >> without approval from congress. >> might miss is going to the deflating the balloon known as electric vehicles we all know about the letter on 300

senator turberville has released his hold on more than 450 military promotions and nominations.nge now? lisa: i think the pressure has been on senator tauber bill, including from -- tuberville, including from republicans. over 400 military commanders who were not being promoted because of his hold having to do with the pentagon's policy, paying for travel for service members who needed to travel for abortion and other reproductive services. he has held this up the whole time but today he did almost a full 180, a surrender. they will still need to go through him for four star generals. today he gave up his hold and within a few hours they passed these promotions. now 425 members of the u.s. military have been promoted just today. they have been waiting for 10 months. amna: thank you to you both. ♪ ♪ in the day's other headlines: president biden suggested he might not have run for election -- for reelection if former president trump weren't in the race. mr. biden spoke this afternoon outside he told a crowd at a campaign fundraiser "if trump wasn't running, i'm not sure i'd be run

able to approv more than 400 military promotions by unanimous consent after alabama senator tommy turberville agreed to withdraw his hold he began nearly 10 months ago. over his objection to the pentagon abortion policy. off the floor classified briefing on the war in ukraine with a top defense and intelligence officials. vice president kamala harris aching history today when she cast her 32nd tie-breaking vote in the senate to announce surpassing nearly 200 record who served as vice president to jon quincy adams and andrew jackson. while the senate live here on cspan2. >> the president of harvard university, university of pennsylvania massachusetts institute of technology testify on combating anti-semitism on college campuses at a hearing before the house education workforce committee. you can see it tonight at eight eastern on cspan2 c-span our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage you can find it any time online@c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates and other events of each are markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy hig

written remarks from the senator and video remarks from senator langford and marco rubio, tommy turberville and representative jared hoffman and representative darren seto and i will read the letter and we will run the video remarks. the senator wrote to all of us today, dear friends, i would like to extend a warm welcome to everybody attending today's event commemorating the 25th anniversary of the international religious freedom act of 1998 and the establishment of the united states commission on international religious freedom. since its establishment 25 years ago, the commission on international religious freedom was championed and the ability to people exercising their rights to freedom of religion or belief. i was proud to vote for the legislation that created the commission. i will continue to support the commission's efforts to draw attention to the worst violators of this fundamental human right. this event provides an important opportunity to reflect on the impact that the commission has made on our nation and the international community as a champion of religious freedom. it is a

the security threat of the biden open border and, in fact, i agree with the alabama senator tommy turberville who said it a few days ago that america will be subject to 9/11 attacks imminent, quote unquote every few days across america due to biden's open border of terrorists and i would take it a step further that each one of our congressional offices, we have a rallying point that if there is a requirement for safety because of an attack for our personal. i would urge every american family that they should have a rallying point and with the open borders we have, every american family is subject to risk. they should have a rallying point where they come to be safely protected and if communications are interrupted, which it will be by the sophisticated terrorists in our country, that they should have a place to come so you will have accountability for your family and america has a long tradition of welcoming legal immigrants and those with legal asylum claims to seek the american dream and escape oppression legally and what we see today is anna saying -- insane flooding of trafficking and dea