bob menendez has served in the us senate since 2006, but democrats and republicans are calling for him to step down, including the powerful senate majority leader chuck schumer, so far. however, menendez has resisted those calls present. so maybe i'll just hear of new york still ahead and i'll just narrow dozens of people have been injured as student protests and bundle with dish. the. the relationship with nature is one of in balance fossil fuel extraction, intensive agriculture, over consumption. it becomes quite clear. we need a reset, ohio, the planet excuse how reassessing human kind place within the well is teen tech lean climate change? this is a totally different piece piece of will we me, we have costs with nature, no support from it on out you 0. the challenges here with the, [000:00:00;00] the watch and i'll just 0 reminder about top stories this hour. and he's rarely strike on while i run school and on the say, the refugee camps killed at least 23 palestinians displaced people had been sheltering out. the facility. it's the 6 you went up on the 8th of school talking to advi

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the price of our a senior us senate is found guilty of bribery, corruption, and extortion. the we're beginning central galls away is real, struck another you in run school and own the civic refugee camp, killing at least 23 people that facilitate was sheltering, displaced palestinians, and wasn't in his way the designated so called safe zone. on sunday, 17 palestinians were killed in a strike also on a school in in central garza and the boston day 6 schools affiliated with the un and its agencies have been hit is when the attacks across the strip have killed at least a 50 palestinians. since tuesday. morning the spokes person for the un secretary general says a separate is really as try kits near a center being used by both the u. n and agencies to coordinate humanitarian work and garza. the operations are continuing, but i think one can only imagine how much it impacts our humanitarian colleagues were actually working in that place. right. they were already under tremendous stress, already continued to work in inactive war zone. and if you know, if there was a striking, a

there was a lot at stake for the prosecution bringing bribery case against a sitting us senator, the senior senator from new jersey, but also obviously a lot at stake for senator menendez who could face as much as 20 years in prison then when the judge center says him in a couple of months from now, brianna yeah. >> his age that is some kind of sentence perhaps here, kara, i wonder, kara, i think one of the most stunning thing because as you mentioned, in 2017, he was facing bribery and corruption charges and the jury not being able to reach a verdict. the idea that being given a lifeline, he turned around and began on this other path. that his brought him to where he is today, 16 charges that he is being held responsible for. i think a lot of people are surprised that he didn't take that as a sign to get his head house in order yeah, it is surprising. >> i mean, when you look at the timeline of the allegations that were charged in this case, they pick up they began right after there he was he got off on that previous bribery charge. know, in the bribery space, there also has been a n

bob menendez has served in the us senate since 2006, but democrats and republicans are calling for him to step down, including the powerful senate majority leader chuck schumer, so far. however, menendez has resisted those calls present, so maybe i'll just hear of new york 20 people have been killed off the bus skidded off a mountain road and 7 through with are as you say, the crash occurred during the early hours of tuesday morning. a government spokesman said assistance was being provided to those injured in the crash, but admitted the response had been slow and unorganized. dr. shows a move in 3100 people died as a result of traffic accidents in 2023 alone to incidentally you and says at least 50000 people have fled, renewed hostilities in the central center space. it is almost often escalation and fighting. and recent weeks, between sedans, army and the power military rapids support forces, menu of the internally displaced across into the neighboring countries, states. nearly 13000000 people have been forced to be removed from their homes and the conflict that began in april last y

jerry and new york has found that senior us senate democrats above menendez guilty on all charges in his corruption trial, and then does fy 16 charges including bribery, obstruction of justice. and that thing is a for an agent the states back to when he was chairman of the powerful us senate foreign relations committee, in this case is always been about hundreds of thousands of dollars. mercedes benz is here in canada, or at least 4 people have been killed in renewed antique government protest. police fire tear gas to disperse, crowns. catherine in the capital, nairobi demonstrators and cities across the country on the mountain a resignation of president william router. catherine stuart reports from not ready of these has become a weekly affair, and it's not letting up. young people who have been protesting against the government say enough is enough. police had a hard time managing the protest. daniel, one boy never flinched, even as police fired p, a gas out him. and i, the protest is we are out. you're trying to fight for one like, you know, i'm a student. where do i go from there

the 1st time of us senator has ever faced that charge is accused of accepting money from 3 new jersey business man and exchange for helping them with their business problems. in a search of the senators house federal agents found hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash stepped into his boots and jackets, and they found gold bars stacked in a closet one co defendant, jose uribe, who has reached a plea deal with prosecutors, says he personally bribed the senator and his wife with a $60000.00 mercedes. the car replaced one that was damaged when the senator's been future wife nadine, struck and killed the pedestrian police rule that accident was not her fault. menendez says he was just doing what senators do. representing constituents and running the senate foreign relations committee. and he insists with keeping large amounts of cash at home is not unusual for cuban americans who often distrust the government in banks. the lawyer for one of menendez co defendant says what he gave melendez and his wife redid. he says, friends, don't bride close friends. the case continues on thursday whe

justice and acting as a for an agent in the states back to when he was chairman of the powerful us senate foreign relations committee. this case is always hundreds of thousands of dollars. mercedes benz china and the for the things have agreed to set up an emergency hotline to prevent future escalation in the south china sea. it's the 1st time the 2 countries are setting up a direct line, not the presidential level to handle such disputes. many of the has the keys, china's coast guard, and i'll spell maneuvers in the contested waters. beijing says philippine ships have in the past, encroached on chinese territory, despite repeated warnings. barnaby lo has more now from manila, the social details of an agreement signed by philippine and chinese born ministry officials during their meeting here in manila on july. second, have now come to light. we now know that the 2 sides have agreed to establish a new emergency hotline to manage and prevent parking patients in the south. china sea was spiraling out of control, but it is important to note that a similar communication mechanism has been ava

he was chairman of the pa, for us senate foreign relations committee last spring. and john henry, who's outside the courthouse in new york for more on this. so a john, the prosecution has just finished its arguments. what did they have to say of the? well, this is a case in which a us senator was found to have hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash in his home . stoughton to boots and jackets and other spots and a gold bars all piled up in a closet. and the prosecution was arguing in his closing arguments that the only reason menendez was hiding all that stuff in his house is because he was failing his services as head of the senate foreign relations services. he was doing it to help out a couple of his co defendants with a criminal investigations in the state of new jersey that he was helping a 3rd co defendant get an exclusive contract to certify how allow me to be shipped to egypt and the most serious charge is that he was acting as an unregistered representative for the egyptian government. when he was helping egypt, i get freed up aid military aid for that c

_ the most liberal record in the us senate according to the national journal. — senate according tournal, that is based on her voting record when she was in the us senate — record when she was in the us senate. she is the most unpopular vice president in 20 years. the reason — vice president in 20 years. the reason biden dropped out is because he couldn't— reason biden dropped out is because he couldn't beat trump, not because he couldn't beat trump, not because he chose _ he couldn't beat trump, not because he chose to, — he couldn't beat trump, not because he chose to, but because of the pressure — he chose to, but because of the pressure campaign, the donors cut the money— pressure campaign, the donors cut the money off, he was losing support from elected officials, his approval rating _ from elected officials, his approval rating is— from elected officials, his approval rating is 32%. this is kamala harris' — rating is 32%. this is kamala harris' problem, biden's record as president— harris' problem, biden's record as president is— harris' problem, biden's record as president is

senate in the house. people have breached the security of the us capitol. i said, you must be mistaken, that can't be true. so we have to realize that these things can happen. security can break down and we have to respond as best we can going forward. you talk about history that a history of high profile shootings in the us, you mentioned don't have kenny kennedy and the robot kennedy. remember when ronald reagan was injured in the shooting in 1981. i mean, how does this affect americans? oh i again, i remember that so well i had called a friend to tell her i was just gotten into harvard university for grad school. i was over the moon and she worked at a local radio station or tv station in lloyd, but she said, i'm sorry i can't talk. present reagan has been shot. i ran to the tv and there was bad, horrible sea and the scene of his, his press secretary james brady, heavy fall on face down and he never would he lived but he didn't recover from a brain injury a bullet to the break. we should know about the press this current candidate and former president do

at the same time , bernie sanders, a member of the us senate, invited netanyahu to address the congress of this country considered a source of evil. he has been convicted of a war crime and the court can issue an arrest warrant for him soon. using hunger as a weapon against civilians and attacking civilians is one of his crimes. with this invitation, america has no right to ask any country in the world about iranian human dignity or human rights. in a new poll in the united states, it has been determined that most of the people of this country, about 52% of them , are against the continuation of the all-round aid of the american government to the zionist regime, especially the sending of arms aid to this regime. ali rajabi, radio and television news agency new york. and there is another report of the gathering of protesters in the presence of the prime minister of the zionist regime in america, which took place at his residence and in front of his hotel in washington dc. these protests have also resulted in arrests. we are here in front of the watergate hotel where israeli prime ministe

a jury new york's down seen a us senate democrats, but menendez guilty and all charges of his corruption trial. menendez fe, 16 charges, including bribery, obstruction of justice, and not things of for an agent. prosecutor say he received gold bars and the hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash as bribes the dates back to and he was chairman of the possible us senate foreign relations committee. israel has struck another un run school. i mean, is there a refugee camp in central gauze? i kidding. at least 23 people. the facility were sheltering the space palestinians and was in his randy designated circle, safe. so on sunday, 17 palestinians with caleb and striking a school in central garza and the past 10 day 6 schools affiliated with the u. n. n, as agencies have been hit, is really a tax across the strip of q let these 50 palestinians since tuesday morning. but the supplement for the un secretary general says a separate is randy strike, hit us, sent to being used by both of us and agencies to coordinate humanitarian work and golf. the operations are continuing, but i think one can on

dalia ramirez, the democratic representative of the us senate, also called netanyahu a war criminal and said that he belongs in prison, not in congress. democratic senator chris murphy also said it would be better for netanyahu to spend his time finalizing the prisoner exchange agreement and ending it giving to war jerry nadler, another democratic representative, also emphasized that netanyahu is not looking for the release of prisoners and wants to prolong the war out of fear of trial. nancy plassey, former speaker of the us house of representatives, said this speech was the worst speech by a foreign official in congress. yair lapid, the leader of the opposition to the prime minister of the zionist regime. reacting to netanyahu's speech, he said: "it is a shame that he did not say anything about the prisoner exchange agreement." the united nations food and agriculture organization (fao) announced that last year, about 73 million people faced hunger . this figure is equal to one out of every 11 people according to the report of this international organization , access to enough food for

us. senator j.d. vance set to address the country tonight. this convention hall, but it will be carried live in prime time. he'll be introduced by his wife? >> reporter: that's exactly right, david. senator j.d. vance will be introduced by his wife. she is the daughter of indian immigrants. the couple met while studying at yale law school. she then went on after graduating to become a law clerk for chief justice john roberts. and then becoming a trial lawyer. she has since left that job, fully focused on getting that republican ticket to the white house, david. >> david: rachel scott down there on the convention floor

in the case of senator robert menendez, he is accused of accepting bribes and using his position as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee to act as an unregistered agent for the egyptian government. he's accused of trying to help that government get $300000000.00 in military aid release, and there is damning evidence. investigators say they found $480000.00 in cash in his apartment, plus a $100000.00 in gold bars. menendez says he didn't know about the bars. his wife had those kept in a closet, he didn't have access to. and he says, as a cuban american, it was common for people to keep large amounts of money in their house because they don't tend to trust the government. closing arguments will continue on tuesday and then we'll find out whether for the 2nd time and a 2nd case, robert menendez is able to beat bribery charges, or whether for the 1st time you will be convicted of both bribery and acting as if for an agent. john henry, l g 0 new york. or you can find more information on our website. so i'll just say i don't use continues at all. no, of the counting, the cost, the, t

so the head on out just so his house of gold, a senior us senator was found guilty of corruption and exclusion. the hey, we're off and running with your weather report for the americans. it wasn't long ago. we were dealing with a cold stuff from the argentine pappas freight down to patagonia, but things are changing, especially for paraguay as well through the forecasting assault. ceiling shows as you could close in on your how does july pay on record on saturdays, those temperatures shoot up to $30.00 degrees swats of plenty of dry weather right across brazil we got our usual way, whether or not too far away from dallas. and with those winds picking up across the caribbean sea, that's going to steer rain right into costa rica, san jose, looking at half a month's worth of brain, and about 24 hours more storms coming into the southern us here. that's going to knock out the heat. so here's the forecasts on thursday. we see those temperatures come down, arkansas. little rock 28 for you. same goes for the midwest, the great lakes in the us northeast. this rain eventually catches up to th

she's been a us senator now vice president. she's very capable. certainly has a much longer, experience than either trump or his vice president. as for harris's next move, east bay congressman mark desaulnier believes it might look something like this. she's going to get out and prove to the delegates and to the country after that. and during that period that they she she deserves their vote and her trust. and we as democrats have to, go out there and help her convey that message to the american voters. now, we asked some people today how they thought harris will be approaching all this, and again, they pointed to all the success she's had in the past, reporting live in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. christie. thank you very much. the president's decision coming after fervent calls from democrats to step down. here's what he said in an interview on abc news just three weeks ago about staying in the race. is it worth the risk? i don't think anybody is more qualified to be president or win this race than me. all right, so let's b

we also heard earlier from a democratic us senator, us senator martin heinrich who called on mr bidenns with the fact that there is mounting pressure on president biden. we heard earlierfrom his campaign chief who insisted he was the best person to take on donald trump. there is no sign from the president that he is willing to step aside in anyway, despite the calls from these top democratic leaders for him to stand aside as the party nominee. we heard earlierfrom his re—election campaign chair. absolutely the president hello. today is bringing some of the hottest weather of the year so far in many parts of the uk. the sun was certainly shining earlier on for this weather watcher in surbiton to the southwest of london, but it hasn't been like that everywhere. this was the scene on the western side of scotland, with a lot of mist and murk and low clouds. these northern and western parts of the uk are generally seeing more in the way of cloud. we also have this frontal system approaching that will bring some outbreaks of rain, the best of the sunshine across parts of england and wales,

. >> the us senate today took a significant step toward reducing the harm social media can bring to children. as fox's rebecca castor tells us, the senate passed two major bills aimed at keeping kids safe online and holding tech companies accountable. >> the us senate wants social media companies like instagram, tiktok and snapchat to be held more accountable for any harm kids experience using their apps, and overwhelmingly passed a pair of bills tuesday requiring just that. >> no longer will we rely on big tech when it says trust us, they betrayed that trust. >> the bipartisan legislation puts responsibility on social media companies to prevent harm to teens on their platforms by limiting targeted ads and content for example. it also gives parents more control to monitor their child's social media use. >> the senate keeps its promise to every parent who's lost a child because of the risks of social media. >> the bills were largely spearheaded by parents who've lost children to suicide or drugs because of social media, children's lives are more precious than any penny big tech will make at t

we should all be relieved that trump was not seriously hurt us. senate republican anita mitch mcconnell said tonight, old americans are grateful that president trump is to be fine off to despicable attack on the peaceful valley. finance has no place, not politics. we appreciate the swift work of the secret service and the other. the enforcement global leaders have also been speaking out against the shooting u. k prime minister kits. thomas says, i'm a polled by the shocking scenes that trumps radi. physical violence of any form has no place in our societies and the canadian prime minister just to ensure those said, i'm sick and by the shooting, it caught me over state. physical violence is never acceptable. us house minority leader hacking jeffries has also reacted saying on thankful for the decisive law enforcement response. physical violence of any kind is never acceptable. but it's hair from another eye witness, no area or correspondence. it's on hindrance spent to a photographer who has several of those behind the former president. when shots were fine, it was 8 rows back from the p

including bribery and ford at the time of the alleged crimes. menendez was chairman of the pa for us senate foreign relations committee. menendez has pleaded not guilty, resisting calls to resign from the senate. last month you follow the papers to run for re election as an independent kind of for us by mega boeing as accepts of the plea deal in a criminal fluid charge relating to 2 fatal crashes of its 737 max jets. the terms include a fine of more than $244000000.00. at least 246 people were killed in crashes in indonesia and the fee up here in 20182019. the supplement must now be approved by us judge relatives of the victims and the deal means boeing. avoid criminal charges in court and billions and compensation for you and security council as won't of worsening violence on the eastern democratic republic of congo. the head of the un mission told members the m 23 rebel group is rapidly expanding its control and is a very, really risk of why the regional conflict fighting between the group and the government forces broke out again this week, just days off the us brokers humanitarian troop

protest across tenure, demanding the president william each of steps on selling his goal to senior us senators found guilty of bribery, corruption, extortion. the us president joe biden has return to the campaign trail for the 1st time since the assassination attempt on his republican arrival. donald trump. his appearance also comes as concerns continue within by his own democratic party. about his age and fitness for office is address the national association for the advancement of colored people in las vegas. it's a big gathering of blank voters into vada, a key constituency, for the democratic party. by them use this speech to urge americans to reject the old forms of political violence. days after the attempted assassination of donald from a rally in pennsylvania, the responsibility lower temperatures, temperature, and condemn violence. and that is for the, remember the refrigerator referral, the most important, which form from reject our to the wireless box and any time period, no exceptions that to serve one voice. the bottles is not the answer. what are the has on is a democratic politi

crimes. menendez was chairman of the powerful us senate foreign relations committee. and then this has pleaded not guilty existing cause to resign. from this last month, the filed papers to run for re election as an independent senate candidates not to the american leaders are attending a key trade meeting and power required, but origin seen as president. yeah, knew the is absent. instead, he's in brazil where he attended the rally for a former presidential impulse in all right, and movie seen as a snob, it's also not a successful. the reason i say the silver is that the original trade summit in since june teresa by reports not from what us ours or it was have you had a release 1st trip to brazil after taking over a surgeon tina's precedent. but he did not visit president, let us the law, but former leaders aid also not of course under investigation for an alleged cool attempt and corruption relay travel to participate in that conservative meeting known as feedback where he said, well, so now to was a victim of political persecution and once again attacked socialism. s

right, well that's across live now to independent us senate candidate for new york, diane, sarah diane, good to have you on the program with us. what do you make of pamela harris's newly expressed support for gaza? i don't know. i actually am not. i don't know what to make of it. is it just opportunism because i think it's clear frankly that the majority of the american people i do not support mass killing of civilians, particularly women and children. and we saw the large, uncommitted boat in michigan, minnesota something similar and even here in new york state, they didn't cover it. but there was a quote of a blank vote of 12 to 13 percent in the democratic presidential primary. so it could be just opportunism because this certainly is a different tune than she was thinking not so long ago. it certainly is a she has basically spoken out in favor of the palestinians and does a but at the same time she met with benjamin netanyahu. when he was there in washington dc, she's also widely known for supporting israel. what, what is the vice president trying to achieve by these recent actions

a us senator. let me ask you this. you mentionedjd vans, let me ask you this.e of ohio and if you look at the last two presidential elections, ohio has voted for the republican candidate for donald trump, so what do you think kamala harris would have to do to win a chance —— when a state like ohio? i chance -- when a state like ohio? ~ , ., , chance -- when a state like ohio? ~ , .,, ., ., ohio? i think she has a great chance and — ohio? i think she has a great chance and when _ ohio? i think she has a great chance and when i _ ohio? i think she has a great chance and when i look- ohio? i think she has a great chance and when i look at. ohio? i think she has a great| chance and when i look at the number of people, women, black americans, brown americans getting excited about this new opportunity, unfortunately people didn't feel that excitement after a 90 minute debate was joe excitement after a 90 minute debate wasjoe biden against donald trump and now you are seeing 114,000 women, black women getting on the call and 37 -- 30,000 black women getting on the cal

tenure, demanding president william root have steps down on selling his kind of goal to senior us senators found guilty of bribery, corruption, and extortion. the yes president joe biden has returned to the campaign trail for the 1st time since the assassination attempt on his republican rival. donald trump, is apparent, is also comes as concerns continue with inviting zone democratic poverty about his age. unfitness for office is address the national association fee, advancement of colored people in double a, c p. u. in las vegas. it's a big gathering of black voters in nevada and a 2 constituency for the democratic party. by them used to speech, to urge americans to reject all forms of political bottoms, days off. the attempted assassination of donald trump at a rally in pennsylvania, a responsibility lower temperatures, temperature, and condemn violence. and that is for the, the refrigerator with the most affordable which reject the wireless box in any time period, no exceptions. that to say one voice bottle does not the answer. we'll have to live now. 2 ounces. he has rob rentals in la

the us senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has been one of the 1st to comment on the incident on social media. he said tonight, when americans are grateful that president trump, that his be fine off to despicable attack on a peaceful, roddy finance has no place in our politics. we appreciate the swift way i called the secret service and other the enforcement us senate majority, the democrats, chuck schumer has also weighed in on this and that truck, she might have said this was on social media. he said, i'm horrified by what happened at the trump roddy in pennsylvania and relieves that former president. trump is safe, physical fighting has no place in our country. or former us president the rock obama has also issued the statement saying there's no place for this with audits in on democracy. we should all be relieved. trump was not seriously is going to bring in the ronnie latrice that she's a democratic policy strategist and former deputy campaign manager for that he saw this in 2016. she joins a slide that from dallas. thanks for being with us. so what was your reaction when yo

we should all be relieved. trump was not seriously hurt us senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said tonight, all americans are grateful. the president trump appears to be fine officers a despicable attack on a peaceful valleys. violence has no place in our politics. we appreciate the swift work of the secret service and other law enforcement, but other political figures have not been calling for unity and response us senator j. d funds is blaming president joe biden. funds has to be named as strong as possible choice for vice president. he said on ex, today is not just some isolated incidents. the central premise of the 5 in the campaign is that trump is in the thought of tammy and fascist who must be stopped at all costs that rhetoric lead directly to trumps attempted assassination. uminski is executive director of progressive democrats of america, and he's called for unity saying the comments by vans and not helpful. and i think for one thing, it's important to point out that in the united states, we went through a period in the 19 sixty's where there are a number of very high pro

a scene has us senator, is found guilty of dr. re corruption and extortion. the tracking of rain and wind condo moving into western has strictly a height of one. so this one starting to spread out across w a, it will push into the bytes really within up those wins giving us a band of showers as well. this turn quieter for that southeast corner has been cold enough for snow over the mountains there. hope that last little bits and for usually the end, it's a con picture here. uh gray skies for some but the sun will po code as well, especially around the escape is been 16 degrees for you on thursday talking plenty of sun across indonesia for java sumatra. okay. running into a bit more trouble though, for borneo island and as we live north, this is really where things start to get tricky. month to rains pouring in into the gulf of thailand. that's injecting a lot of moisture into the atmosphere here. and it has been a soaker for many now. island in the southern philippines that will continue on thursday. our summer rains in china starting to break a parts on thur

so to come off to the breaks sold his palace of gold, a senior us senator is found guilty of bribery, corruption, and extortion. the 1000s of people have been injured at student protest and things that, that the hello any way you look at it. it's been a washer in the western cape province in south africa, states of disaster declared there has been flooding. look at the problems as capital cape town in the $200.00 millimeters of rain for the 1st part of this month . all of that to say you blown past the july average rainfall and guess what? there's more rain and wind coming out. you another combo rolling in here on wednesday. so we'll see those winds turn out over the next little bits. gusts of about 60 kilometers per hour and cooler then you should be central africa. looks like this as we'd expect at some showers and storms around shad dropping down into central african republic. so bungie you'll get into some pretty socket conditions. and look at all of this rain. moving out of molly pushing into senegal. it's meeting up with the wet weather and equitorial, guinea guinea and sierra l

senate can do that. all right, john henry is live for us now outside that court house in new york. so 1st of all, john, any indication of where the court is heading on this one of the well, a little after closing arguments, but the evidence that's been presented is pretty damn, and a senator robert menendez has been here before. he was accused of accepting bribes once before and a trial. that trial ended with a hung jury, meaning the 12 jurors could not agree on whether to convict him or not. and then he has been tried on completely separate charges. those charges are of using his position on the senate foreign relations committee as chairman of that committee, to act as an agent for the country of egypt. among other things, he's accused of having ghost written a letter, the egypt sent to his committee, to lobby him and other senators for military aid to be released. he's accused of accepting bribes from 3 new jersey businessman and one of them is testifying against them, and he says he brought him sen, menendez, among other things, with a mercedes convertible. when the federal age

the accusations relate to when menendez was chairman of the powerful us senate foreign relations committee. menendez has pleaded not guilty or soliciting calls to resign from the senate. boss, honestly filed papers to run for re election as an independent senate candidate in new jersey. john 100 was outside the court house in new york following the trial. the prosecution got about halfway through its closing arguments. in the case of senator robert menendez, he is accused of accepting bribes and using his position as chairman of the senate foreign relations committee to act as an unregistered agent for the egyptian government. he's accused of trying to help that government get $300000000.00 in military aid release, and there is damning evidence. investigators say they found $480000.00 in cash in his apartment, plus a $100000.00 in gold bars. menendez says he didn't know about the bars. his wife had those kept in a closet, he didn't have access to. and he says, as a cuban american, it was common for people to keep large amounts of money in their house because they don't tend to trust the go

she won office in the us senate in 2017 after years as a california prosecutor. questioning, she gained a reputation as one of the democratic party's rising stars. five years ago, a run for the nomination quickly failed. i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. it was ultimately won byjoe biden. we did it, we did it, joe! he picked her as his running mate against donald trump in 2020, and after one of the most divisive elections in us history, the biden—harris ticket took office. she was sworn in as the first woman, the first black and asian american, to serve as vice president. while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. we won't go back! as vice president, she campaigned for reproductive rights for democrats are as under attack from the legal fallout from trump's presidency. today our daughters know fewer rights than their grandmothers — this is a health—care crisis. mr biden also asked her to lead policy on the us border which is now a key line of attack from republicans as the administrat

and then when she ran for us senate, she ran unopposed and didn't really have to work that hard.nd then she ran for president. but did she really? because i actually was the first predict she wouldn't even make the gate and get into iowa at all. she never entered any primaries. so now in a crash course way, she is going to have to run for president with the whole world on her across the united states. so she's not particularly experienced at doing this sort of thing. >> and tom, her record, she was appointed she was in charge of that southern border, the most porous border in all of america's history. the truth is, i don't suppose we'll ever know between 8 and 11 million estimated to have come through in joe biden's on joe biden's watch. so that's one automatic failure. and tom, she's often lambasted for her word salads the way she gives her delivery is this somebody that can actually get on point and take on donald trump? i mean, joe biden, for all of his failings, at least he had the backbone that, you know, he had that credence that that belief. kamala harris, in a tv debate w

senator. katya, for our viewers, also remind us of more details, for example, about senator baba menende from... who is he and what else is he remembered for, in particular as chairman senate foreign affairs committee? as you correctly noted, he held what is considered a high position, that is, he was the head of the senate committee on international relations, he repeatedly commented on the issue of ukraine, in particular, in one of the comments for the voice of america, he stated that he supported strikes on the territory of russia, that ukraine must wage war as he sees fit, he is considered sufficiently experienced. a politician because he was actually in the congress of the united states of america for a long enough time, for 13 years he was a congressman democrat in the house representatives, after which he was elected to the senate in 2006 and had already worked in the senate and already in the senate he received this high position of the head of the committee on international relations, which, according to the prosecutors, was used by him precisely for this bribery activity, because as

he was chairman of the pa, for us senate foreign relations committee. john hendern has his update from meal a federal prosecutors and senator bob menendez is guilty of corruption on a massive scale. it says the senator took money to help egypt given military aid and to help his co defendants to criminal investigations. this is a case of a standard or failed with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. stoughton boots and jackets in gold bars stacked in a closet, he's accused of selling his office for cash, mortgage payments in a car. the car, a gift from his editors co defendants, was a $60000.00 mercedes. it replaced the mercedes that was damaged. one of the senators then future wife nadine, struck in to the pedestrian in an accident. police room was not her fault. menendez faces 16 criminal charges, including accepting bribes, obstruction of justice and acting, is an unregistered for an agent for each year. so an end is as you interest doing his job, representing constituents in running the senate foreign relations committee posts he no longer homes.

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including bribery and fraud at the time of the alleged crimes. menendez was chairman of the pa for us senate foreign relations committee. hernandez's pleaded not guilty, resisting cause to resign from the senate. a software and government says it will withdraw plans to suspend the licenses of striking doctors. since february thousands of doctors, i've worked up a job of the plans to boost medical school admissions. they say universities wouldn't be able to handle the increased flow, and the quality of medical services will suffer. okay, so those were the headlines of these continues here. now does the or of the witness statement the for the interview. the commission, the above principle is generally valid in international proceedings, but is particularly applicable in human rights cases, such as this one, your excellency. the will be speaking for approximately 15. escape the by the presenting inputs, the noble sleeping for you. you have to make sure you get it right. you must to face the title inputs one the of the we need to know the file. so that means we need to know the problem inside it

government and the senate party leaders looked around and said, well, who serves as the the memory of this institution going all the way back to 1789? we need some experts here who can advise us when we have these really important historical questions. so they created the senate historical office. they hired a senate historian, and our office since 1975 has provided nonpartisan and fact based information to the entire senate community. all of the senate staff and anyone else who has an interest in the senate and the way that it operates. kate scott us senate historian we appreciate your being on. congress investigates. oh, thwelcome back to supreme c. thank you for inviting me to be with you this evening. my colleagues and i

that is giving a lot of consternation on the democratic political leaders is of the us senate.n't have a chance of recovering in the house or democratic control of the house. this is, donald trump is poised to be president, poised to win before the debate. and how he handles all this is changing the perception. neil: the renewed surge of party players to take him off the ballot. the fact of the matter is joe won't go until joe does go of his own accord. >> i don't think he is going anywhere he will be the nominee. and she will emerge as an important player. and they think trump will advance to lead the country. it will force the democrats four years from now to put forth candidates. it is more unifying. the playbook in terms of that, litigating with him and put him in jail. the public has had enough of this and there's a next essential threat to our democracy, having a president who's not coherent to run the country. jack: internal tracking polls, the official polls that are out still show a tight race but internally those inside and these democratic polls show a meltdown. is t

according to abc news, chuck schumer , the leader of the democratic majority in the us senate biden advisedt it is better for the interests of the party and the country to withdraw from the upcoming elections . earlier, several democratic representatives asked biden to hand over the candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections to another representative of this party. 7 members of a family were martyred in an air attack by the zionist regime on a house in the center of the gaza strip. al brij camp and the vicinity of the wadi gaza bridge were also targeted by heavy artillery attacks and shelling by tanks, which has resulted in the martyrdom of at least one palestinian. dozens of people were injured in these attacks, most of them children. due to the severity of the attacks on the center of the gaza strip , it is not possible to provide aid to these areas, and the number of martyrs will most likely increase. according to the announcement of the ministry of health in gaza, the humanitarian situation is getting more complicated every day as a result of preventing the arrival of aid, and 350

roberts vill, missouri came together in the summer of 2021 to show support for their candidate for the us senate, the having to our great seasonal golf is milton marxist grooves. floor that would destroy us from being a do. i don't know, experience in jesus name joyce . patriots have watched as your to randall governments have separated you from your churches, from your souls, from your boss, fairly white from your bad ways, from your business days. but now, buying back is that's what we do. the i have generally here's the next 3 years. that's why we need people. i heard the, the bill on the front lines and the day after the election he said, you know, got some serious look into this, ron, and what did you hear from the main stream media over and over again? they said, oh, that's just crazy. you can't do that, you can't say that there's any problem. you're watching why? i'm the only person in this race from missouri went down to the front lines in arizona, myself. the eric right, and it's a highly decorated former navy seal. the road scholar, a former democrat, he wrote several best selling book