second, the indictment says that he used to power and influence to disrupt a criminal investigation and prosecution undertaken by the new jersey attorney general�*s officesrupt a federal prosecution in the district of newjersey in two ways, first, by seeking to instill a united states attorney who he thought could be influenced with respect to davies and second, by trying to influence that office to act favourably in davies upon case. and as we allege in indictment, the senator agreed to do these things and use his power in this way because hannah was paying bribes and because davies was paying bribes. fortunately, the public officials he sought to influence did not bend to the pressure. that is a good thing. as part of this investigation, special agents for the fbi executed search warrants on the fbi executed search warrants on the residence and safe—deposit boxes of senator menendez and nadine menendez in newjersey. when i got there, they discovered approximately $500,000 of cash stuffed into envelopes and closets. some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. some of the cash, some of the envelopes of cash, contained davies fingerprin

civil case involving the new york attorney general�*s office and the former president was set to go on trial. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, spoke to usr donald trump. this is a summaryjudgment — in other words, a ruling made by thejudge outside the framework of a trial in a courtroom. in other words, this is a judgment made because thejudge believes that there is indisputable evidence to support essentially the allegations that have been made against donald trump in terms of his business practices and fraud that are part of that civil lawsuit. so, the judge agreeing with the attorney general of new york that the former president in his business world had committed fraud over many years by inflating his value, the value of his assets, by inflating, as an example, the the size of his apartment in new york or with the goal of, you could say, impressing bankers, insurers to get preferential treatment in terms of loans. and as a result of of thisjudgment, this ruling, which isjust part of that civil lawsuit, it means that the judge has now cancelled some of the trump organisation's licenses to do business in new york. there could be furth

was drunk when using their mobile phone or when using their mobile phone or when being chased by the police. anybody can ask the attorney general�*s office party to reveal she and calvin were expecting a daughter. calvin has been granted an appeal. it will be heard on the very day nave was due to be born. everyone else in this room will refuse an appeal. they were told the sentences handed down were not unduly lenient. the charity, wrote a piece, is calling for greater use of the power is open to the judiciary, and an end to what they believe are unduly lenient sentences and a much wider use of lifetime driving bans. you don't think anybody to get they believe are unduly lenient sentences and much wider use of lifetime driving bans.— driving bans. you don't think an bod driving bans. you don't think anybody together _ driving bans. you don't think anybody together licence - driving bans. you don't think. anybody together licence back? never, never. never, evershould you be allowed to drive again. driving is a privilege. whether it is to take our children to school, whether it is to go to work. that privilege should be taken away with man

attorney generals office, jersey city mayor maintains that washington charge at the officers with a knife, as they try to enter. one officer firing his gun twice. another using a taser, according to the state a.g.'se. both the mayor and the city's public safety director have called the use of deadly force justified. the mayor called for the police body camera footage to be released. i have to mention the police response included a special unit, trained to deal with emotional individuals with emotional distress. talking to the family, i can tell you that they only wanted mental health responders. not armed police. what is your thoughts about how we deal with cases that end up with facilities for mental health crisis. it doesn't seem to happen in other communities. >> reverend al, as you were talking, i was thinking about the juxtaposition of that. in buffalo, a young white man goes and shoots ten of these most innocent senior citizens and they police managed to take him alive. now when the family of a black man suffering from mental health calls the police to help him, he ends up dead. how is it a person who murderers people and a racist mass shooting isn't taken alive, but when there is black peo

us immediately if they believe they may have seen cavalcante. an investigation into cavalcante escape is being handled both internally and by the pennsylvania state attorney general's office. the reward for information leading to cavalcante. sow at $20,000. in chadds ford, pennsylvania, nate foy, ktvu fox two news. here at home, former oakland city council member lauren taylor has launched a new nonprofit that's meant to give residents more details on how the city is run. taylor says empower oakland will encourage people to get informed and politically involved in upcoming elections. says he wants to give oaklanders the tools they need to hold their leaders accountable by creating a report card on elected officials and departments. as we are seeking to make major gains on these critical issues, it's important that we all have a clear vision of where we're headed. the progress, milestones that we're expecting to hit and how we're performing against that. that includes our elected officials and includes city departments. it includes how we are working together. taylor did not rule out another run for mayor in 2026. he narrowly lost to mayor shengtao last year. a massive strike could take place among autoworkers as early as ne