my colleagues in the new york delegation, mr. speaker, and leader jeffries. stand before you humbled by the opportunity god has given us to be together in this moment. this awesome and magnificent responsibility granted to me by the people of western new york. i'm grateful to those who have entrusted me with their vote and their confidence to represent our beloved buffalo, naira region in the united states congress. i want to take a moment to recognize my family who is here with me, my wife katy, our children -- our children connor, erin and padraig. i also want -- i also want to recognize my parents, martin and mary kennedy. and my in-laws, dave and jane dirk. my brother john also made the visit down along with many other family members and friends. i'm grateful that they can all join us here today. look down on us, our by by angel bridget, along with so many family members and friends who passed on, whose spirits remain with us here today on this auspicious occasion. they are no doubt toasting and celebrating in the heavens above. calling buffalo, new york,

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group is reporting for us to new york. it's many things. and here's a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the manhattan district attorney's office says former hollywood producer harvey weinstein, will be retried in new york. after his 2020 rep conviction was overturned. last week. weinstein appeared before a judge in new york city. he has been serving a 23 years sentence. more than 80 women have accused them of sexual misconduct. the british government says it has collected the 1st group of asylum seekers for deportation under the so called her one to act. the home office posted a video of a raid at an undisclosed location. rights groups have criticize the new one which allows the deportation of on authorized language. tens of thousands of people have run late across france. as part of global protests to mark made a police use tear gas to disperse demonstrations and demonstrators in paris. the rallies were organized by labor unions with demands including higher wages and peace in the middle east. lawmakers in

and in this case, the people of new york city, new york state.ng to make you very, very happy. and biden can't do it. he doesn't know he's alive. you know, see all the stairs here, stair, stair, two of them behind me one in the middle when he's finished with his 2.5 minute -- do you ever watch his speech they last for about a minute and a half. when he's finished with his speech, he can never find the stairs. he can never find the stairs. and when he does it's not a pretty picture either. thank goodness for secret service, they come up and they guide him off. no, this is not what we need. when you see president xi of china or kim jong un unof north korea or putin they're at the top of their game and they can't believe this is happening to the united states. we have lost respect all over the world. we were the most respected country in the world four years ago. we were respected more than our country was ever respected four years ago and now we're being laughed at. we're leak a joke. and that's not going to happen. that's not going to happen. we'r

we asked them in our letter to the new york times. we requested this newspaper to come and form an independent committee and an external committee of journalists and allow them because they themselves had not made any corrections and we believed that now is the time for journalists and experts outside the newspaper to take action and do this, but the new york times said in response to our letter that they reviewed this report internally within the organization , but we we have never heard anything like this, that they formed an internal committee to review this report, and they later told us that after the internal review, we came to the conclusion that this report was based on the criteria and standards of our internal standards and no something wrong it was to none of the demands we didn't answer specifically and the answer he gave was very general and he didn't give us any specific answer . in fact, we had a lot of questions in that letter and instead of doing this, they just claimed that they themselves checked the letter and the

until... >> breaking news here in new york city.nic devices belonging to me or eric adams as part of a corruption investigation. >> the fbi is investigating whether the mayor received illegal donations from the turkish government with observers noting unusual connections including adams' recent cameo in a turkish movie. >> but i don't understand turkish. >> desi: will this turkish taffy's spell the end of adams' reign? or will he once again drawn his philosophical learning to remind people that in new york city, every day is a chance to soar to even greater heights? >> i am the pilot, folks. and you are all passengers. to stop praying for me to crash the plane! because there is no parachutes on this plane! we are all going down together! >> desi: and that kind of wisdom for the ages is why eric adams truly is the philosopher king of new york. [cheers and applause] >> desi: when we come back, miranda july will be joining me on the show, so don't go away. [cheers and applause] look at the salt on that dressed dos equis. after two bill

of new york. after the rate of the campuses. similar protests have been taking place and several universities across the united states. several have led the confrontations with authorities. we're now joined by dw correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber in new york, where he's standing buying your columbia university. so benjamin, if you could bring us up to speed, what's the situation there like now? the situation at columbia university is now called, but still a, the access to the columbia campus that you can see here behind us is a quite restricted, only essential stuff. and the students living inside currently have access. and it's very hard also for the media coverage because media has not been allowed to enter to see how they hold it was occupied by the students and was then overtaken again and by police is looking right now. we're also waiting for answers from the office of the president of columbia university, about the visitation is a really dynamic that could indeed be changes because as al

the fact that we wrote this letter to the new york times. the false report of the new york times not only prepared the american society for war, but also caused a disaster for the people of iraq, the people of the region, and even the people of the united states. this happened 20 years ago and new york the times reported on american foreign policy issues cause problems not only for america itself but for the whole world . the new times finally accepted this mistake . it accepted the mistake related to iraq's weapons of mass destruction after a year and published an apology. apologized, but now again. this has happened once again and this is very clear to us, but the new york times has not published any apology this time, and now, maybe in a few months , the new york times will find out and either delete or delete this report about the sexual assault on october 7th. image. now we hope that this will happen they should realize their mistake and report it, professor mufti, i have a few more questions for you , but among these questions, there a

these are some of the people who've been arrested at the city college of new york. york.migrated from columbia university up to the protest at the city college, but the protest at city college of new york, about 20 blocks north of columbia, got very ugly very quickly. quickly. they lit fires and they were in some scuffles with police officers. we don't and have not heard of any injuries, but we can look forward, i'm sure, to seeing some of these people back on the street and back protesting and more protest as the days and weeks go forward through commencement and through the summer. this has been continuing coverage. coverage. we will continue our breaking news. look at what's happening in the protests around the country on trace gallagher in los angeles. dr. schollt. at hom >>e frustrated by skin tags, doctors. doctors. that's the breakthrough you've been waiting for. been waiting for. sa one trw there's an easi. platform skin tag remover clinically proven to remove skin tags safely and as little as one treatment. >> when i started mypillow, it was just a problem. solut

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here we go live in new york city.'s find out what they found out last night. >> police commissioner as well. last night is another example of why we call new york's finest just a tremendous job done by the men and women of the nypd, such restraint and precision, a totally, totally great job by the men and women of the nypd especially srg and crt units. from all of us up here we want to commend them and i'm sure from most of the new yorkers we spoke to, big kudos to the units and the cops who helped in the operation last night. let's hear from the mayor of new york city, eric adams. >> thank you so much. and i want to be clear that although there was a massive operation taking place at columbia university, we also was dealing with an operation taking place at cuni and a city to protect. so this is not the department that would deal with one production at a time. there are a multitude of things that happens in a city of this capacity and magnitude and you have to be a well-organized, professional operation to deal with

the thin blue line in new york city was back. of the most welcomed sight in many, many years and giving us all hope. the nypd should hold it is head high today. folks, if politicians would support the cops and fubbed the cops and let them do their jobs, we'd have peaceful and safe streets, schools, stores, businesses and neighborhoods. if you're anything like me, you went to bed last night feeling safer and that feeling has been in very short supply in recent years. brings me to my second point. i want to invite everyone to read today's new york post editorial. it is entitled "whether it's biten or safik, deescalation keeps on failing". regrettably, joe biden's feckless foreign policy is all too similar to columbia president minutia bedless of toothless warnings. columbia started tough and initially bringing in nypd suspending students. that is and this is my word, appeasement. when you're dealing with adversaries, in this case anti-semi-tim and anti-american student mob, you cannot appease, ever. the toothless warning ands weak

so if you don't have you, if you had again, new york city of new york city, you have the metropolitan transportation authority. you have new york state and you have some federal input as well. oh, there is something called public private partnerships. we call them p p piece, but they, we, they tend to be environment where there is some benefits that can be achieved. so the insight entity. so for example, if you're doing a station development as a station, has the potential of having a lot of commercial really commercial space so that you have a lot of shops that can be rented out, generate significant income that might be, that might be a good object on the type of private partnership where you use some money from the public, but then you can get some private partners who would be willing to put some capital investments in their own. and in return for some, some stake and future revenue streams. they come down. i usually don't see that so much on in, in the subways of the light rails themselves. but again, you do see you start to see them and some of the as early as you mention miami.

i love this state and people of this state, i'm running hard in new york, i think we'll win new york temperature is making new york and judicial system and i have judge kapunishes p/* -- kaplin and goran, does not know about finances, trial in front of complex situation, had no idea, said mar-a-lago is worth $18 $million when it is worth 50 to 100 times that. all corrupt and coordinated, markl levin, we have tyranny right now and we're disgracing our new york court system. we are disgracing our country, all over the world watching. bill o'riley, donald trump and his family do not deserve this injustice, don't applaud it, you may be on the receiving end one day. hundreds of others. i don't think one person says this trial is legitimate and everybody is talking about the judge. the judge shouldn't be doing this trial. he's totally conflicted, most conflicted judge in history of the court system and everyone knows what i'm talking about. thank you very much. >> will you testify, mr. trump? >> do you want to testify?

in new york. they are not known for being really top on felons. so, and especially not alvin bragg. remember, he came into office with a very long list of things that he would not bother to prosecute. so, he will gloat a little bit but he may have won the battle and lost the war. i will be surprised i will be surprised if the rest of america reacts the way that manhattan and the press corps reacted to this verdict. i think it's a sad day for people who like a justice system that actually is blind. >> bret: okay, legal eagles if you will stand by, please. let's bring in our panel political moore. hugh houthi, leslie marshall, democratic strategist and byron york chief political correspondent of "the washington examiner." hugh, your reaction today? >> it's not surprising but i'm very disappointed. it's actually a travesty in the justice system, bret there are so many grounds on which to appeal beginning with the conflicts that the judge has that are obvious. the sort of conflicts that dick durbin an

to legalize the cross bow as a hunting equipment in new york. i remember meeting with rick to organize several rallies in albany when i was a member of the state legislature. against new york's unconstitutional gun law known as the safe act. passed in the dark of night in 2013. earlier today i had the honor of meeting tom, rick's son, at the white house. they were touring the white house. a wonderful opportunity we have as american citizens. tom informed me earlier he wassually an attendee at one of these massive rallies at the capitol in albany. rick was always leading the way and always in oswego. always trying to educate everyone in our community so they understood the true value of our bill of rights and everything we stood for as americans and new yorkers, particularly. understanding the value of outdoor recreational programs, rick led many youth and wounded veterans throughout the years. i never had the pleasure of meeting his wife, she exhibited a similar passion and dedication to our community. the heartwarming tributes to anna marine ri

>> it would be in the new york appellate division and the new york court of appeals in albany. >> dana: hopefully they don't take all of july and august off like the europeans. >> bill: thank you very much. as it unfolds in manhattan in realtime you have a violent case unfolding in another new york city. a driver tried to run over jewish students with his car outside of a church. alexis brings us this breaking story. hello to you. >> bill, good morning. brooklyn, a lot of people say they're on edge after that wild incident that happened at the school right here behind me. the suspect was yelling out according to people we talked to i'll kill all of the jews before he drove on the sidewalk targeting a group of jewish men. it captured the scary incident yesterday afternoon. the driver goes right up onto the sidewalk in brooklyn speeding toward a group of men. the jewish men scrambled to try to get out of the way as fast as they could and then the driver took off. investigators tell us five men were on the sidewalk altar geted ranging from 44 to 18. members of this church tell me they are

a disaster for the country and for the city of new york in new york state. disaster for america. you cannot have a prosecution when they come up with your indictment not even telling you what the underlying crime is. the whole trial that would identify the crime and the only time they do is in closing arguments when the defense has already made their causing arguments that is a travesty. there's a reason why we have constitutional protections to adjudicated in the court of law. president trump has been talking about this judge, a biden donor, his daughter works for democrats, they are highly conflicted. the judges across the country who don't even make a political contribution they don't even go to political offense because they do not want to help themselves seen as being unethical or biased. judge for sean doesn't even care about that. you got the prosecution, they did not even tell you the underlying crime until the very end. this was a total disaster and the democrats now because what is going to happen is people will see this for what it is, political prosecution nothing mor

new york state?e raised $1.3 billion. if i went to them today and said i want to invest in new york city, they would not give me money tad that. one of the greatest cities on planet earth. and nobody wants to go there and do business. stuart: who do you blame for all of this? >> well, i blame the legal system, you know? this is cheerily -- clearly, the political system's within weaponized, the legal system's been weaponized. they can do this to donald trump, a former president -- regardless of how you feel about the politics -- if they can do this to a former president, what can they do to grant cardone, any other businessman? and that is why so many business people, hedge fund operatorses and investors are leaving blue states. i left california 3 years ago because i -- 13 years ago because i saw this coming. stuart: quick question. almost certainly going to be an appeal to these guilty verdicts. if the guilty verdicts are reversed, will you come back to new york? >> well, you know, once things settl

businesses are leafing new york because -- leaving new york because of what happened here and with another crooked judge and he is under investigation as he should be. he is under a big investigation, i hear, right now. jonathan -- the expert, prosecutors deny knowing this as illegal expenses so they say it is a bookkeeping error. i paid a lawyer a certain amount of money, we marked it down as a legal expense. i did mark it down as construction of a wall, construction of a building. i didn't mark it down as an electric cost. i took a legal expense and i didn't do it, the bookkeeper did it, did it exactly right. took a legal expense and called it a legal expense. are you allowed to call a legal expense a legal expense? i don't know what else you will call it. he brings it up here, the legal expense. what is the problem? i never thought as an attorney i do see a system like new york is one of the most sophisticated legal bars, to bass itself so badly. this shupblg shouldn't be allowed in the case and we shouldn't allow the case to go forward. it should be ruled in favor of a directed verdict

new york's finest. hello, new york .l of the incredible tough, strong, hardworking american priots right here in the bronx. [cheers and applause] i'm thrilled to be ban ty i grei spent my life in, the ci helped build and the city that we all love, new york city. [applause] and i'm here tonight to declarew york city around and we are going tourn it around very, very quickly. we're going to bring safety back streets, we're going to bring success back to our scol to bring prosperity back to every neighborhood and every borough of the greatest city in our land. we're going to reduce taxes. we're going to bring busesses and big taxpayers back to new york city. got to bring them back. got to brim back. [applause] and we're going to make new york than ever before and that includes right here in the bronx an going to be done and funded starting on january 20, directly from our great and that ok? [cheers andpplause] for myleif i always thought that this city salmon yeumental testament to the power of the american spirit. and the

trump has to get out of new york state. it is corrupt. this judge should be removed, alvin bragg should have been removed by kathy hochul, she has power to do that. remember the bodega operator wrongfully charged defending himself against a would-be murderer, he had to flee the state. take people out of the system trying to undermine our system of justice. now political group of judges and court of appeals, we have to hope under appeal process, president trump can be vin diindicated. if you don't like president trump this is about undermining our system of justice. i've in western new york and i've heard democrats and people who do not like president trump are saying this is a travesty and i was with a lot of lawyers that don't like trump and are saying this is wrong. >> todd: senator j.d. vance. -- alexandria ocasio-cortez celebrating trump's convention at a town hall in the bronx. watch. >> it does say something this happened in new york, where he was born, where he's operated, [indiscernible] -- legal justice sy system. [indiscernible]

here's the new york times. it just came out with so while ago where we're leaving in every state and every the five q stakes relieving very substantially. i might add. >> so it's all believers said day for the country and said from new york, i mean new york, that a judge is highly conflicted at a level that nobody has seen before for can possibly think of it. and you should go out and check it out but we have a corrupt and we have a judge is highly i can and he's keeping me from campaigning. hizon appointed new york judge, appointed you know appointed him but read politicians he's appointed is a corrupt judge and is conflicted. the judge and he only let us go out and campaign and get rid of this every single legal atlas even cnn even msdnc, the same there's no case here thank you very much kind of dealing with all right,

i'm david muir in new york. for those of you here in the east already watching world news tonight, we now join the rest of the country as we listen in on alvin bragg, the manhattan district attorney. of course, prosecutors winning their case against the former president of the united states late today, getting guilty verdicts on all 34 felony counts. let's listen to alvin bragg. good evening, first and foremost, i want to thank the jury for its service, jurors perform a fundamental civic duty. their service is literally the cornerstone of our judicial system. we should all be thankful for the careful attention, that this jury paid to the evidence and the law and their time and commitment over these past several weeks, 12 everyday new yorkers and, of course, our alternates, her testimony from 22 witnesses, including former and current employees of the defendant, media executives, book publishers, custodians of records and others. they reviewed call logs, texts, messages and emails. they heard recordings. they saw

can new york be saved?l right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with america's colleges and universities and the impact of the ongoing anti-israel protests across the country. who is funding this? directing it on social media? how many faculty have participated? and what will it mean for schools and students going forward? sources saying the coordinated protests are getting direction on social media and then the wall street journal reporting on a web site called crime inc..com which has become, according to the journal, a hub for anarchists, antifa if activists and radical leftists telling users, quote, we can wield the most power by occupying the spaces where classes are held and administrators have offices. this ahead of graduation day upon us across the country. the university of southern california earlier canceling its graduation ceremony, many more schools altering plans as startling images emerge from top universities. at george washington univer

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and we will win new york.e election is over, we take over the country. >> lawrence: the former president says it will take a new yorker to fix the problems happening in our country, we have analysis, kellyanne conway will break down the speech and what the president needs to do to change the way minority voters vote, she'll be on here to react to that. we have flo rida, he brought back-ground dancers with him. that is coming up, don't any anywhere. dr. scholl's has the breakthrough you've been waiting for. now there's an easier-to-use at home skin tag remover, clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade. it's 20 degrees cooler and you get protection from harmful rays and sun glare. when you call, we'll rush you a special $200 discount certificate with your free awning idea kit! you'll get your sunsetter for as littl

president trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts against him and his new york city trial.e spoke moments after the verdict came down. >> this was a disgrace, this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt, it is a rigged trial of disgrace. the real trial will be november 5 by the people they know what happened here. maria: the former president will speak today from trump tower at 11:00 a.m. eastern stay with fox business for that, judge mershon sitting the sentencing for july 11, 4 days before the republican national committee convention begins, where republicans will officially nominate trump the gop presidential nominee candidate trump's team has until june 13 to appeal this, we will helpful announce of the unprecedented moment in time all morning long this morning. marketer extended the losses on the final trading day of the month of may the dow jones industrial down 42, nasdaq 1063 in s&p 500 lower by 11. investors into separating april pc at 8:30 a.m. eastern, we have reaction to the numbers and watching for market reaction as well. european markets are

son in high school and waiting for my daughter who is graduating from college to come back to new york. i got exactly what iuote bad things if it's that that i can see working for them for 10 maybe 10 weeks it worked for them for 10 years. mr. come to work in the white house? >> never worked in the white house. >> as the point is it? works no syrup or yes wanted to work in the white house. it brought to the dance brickwork to go to the white house. i was offered jobs mr. trump a job when mr. trump wanted me too which is working with don at the white house general counsel. >> you work once i'm i brought a lawyer in sui should not go in because there would be no attorney-client privilege and in order to handle some of the matters i talked about it best suited for me not to go in and every president. >> here is what i think. i work for 10 years your trash and value work did not get a job in the white house and now you haven just like everyone else who got fired and did not get the job they want like james had a selfish motivation after you dip that is what i see here today that is what i

>> the bronx. >> originally from the bronx and from new york. >> the bronx. >> the bronx, new york.re. >> josÉ says if you're not a democrat you don't belong in the bronx, what you belong? >> this a with that. >> i don't think she should be here in the bronx. >> i don't know any democrats living in the bronx. >> look at this tremendous support for donald trump. >> need to stay out of the bronx. look at the people around. >> i am a democrat and i belong here. >> are you voting for? >> donald trump. >> what is aoc done for the bronx? >> nothing for the bronx. >> nothing has changed or gotten any better. >> nothing. absolutely nothing. >> people that struggle, she doesn't know what struggle is. stuart: the bronx is deep deep blue. doesn't now have a hint of red? >> anything donald trump does to expand the base should be cheered on, this was a historic rally, carter couldn't pull this off, reagan couldn't. he spoke to a huge crowd. this shows that make america great again movement applies to all americans in the bronx, detroit, blue states, red states, those are aoc's worst nightmare, p

, boston, then new york. he was recruited to be corcoran's second in command, which was good because corcoran was a captured bull run and ma took over the 69th. these were boys for irish recruitment for the whole country. lincoln was willing not only to appoint these democrats who had not supported him, but he went so far as to recruit james shields. now on paper, he looks as good as corcoran and more. he's an the highest irish-american leader in the mexican war. but lincoln and shields had a past lincoln and shields had actually for the senate in 1855. shields, the incumbent, they both lost more importantly in. 1841, after lincoln had broken up with mary todd, he learned that his fiancee was busy writing under an assumed name a series of satires about irish democrats. remember, mary was a good writer and a good whig at the time. lincoln found a way to get back in her good graces. he would visit the home of the local newspaper editor and help her with these satires. one of them was about james shields reading

he could win minnesota and shrin virginia, he may put new york in play, i am concerned about new york75 thousand people in yankee stadium and aoc and her friends will have a mental break down, we'll have to spend more on healthcare. is it true, is he expanding the electoral map. >> i think that any place they have a grocery storeo a gas station is in play. you have seen turn out that happened in wildwood, the congresswoman down in jersey, she had a stand up to trump rally, you had more people down stars at hot dog stand than her rami,. larry: prior broader are record for new jersey rally is 11. that so i can't get a laugh out of it tammy bruce, do you agree or disagree? they are polls not votes. and i know there is a certain over exuberance about wildwood. >> new jersey wildwood people say, 100 thousand that is extraordinary. this is a statement in this particular city, not -- i love florida, not florida. it is new jersey. it is a remarkable dynamic. i love this country, you all do. but we're still revolutionaries at heart, we're a young country. joe biden has expand the map, joe bide

i think, that new york has a very good system in place with our voting in fact, new york post did report unfortunately that there were a few dead people well, that did vote in our elections in 26, 28 been a 2020 rather. >> but the issue is that regardless of that, i do believe that we have the ability to have a fair election in new york, and i do believe that president trump is right when he says that we have the ability to potentially win new york, if not, when do very well as leave zeldin de when he ran for governor, why because people in new york are fed up with the one party democratic rule. we are seeing all sorts of chaos york from illegal immigrant gang members that have created a lot of crime, including murder. we are seeing congestion pricing and other tax grab from governor kathy hochul to enter the city center. that's going to crush, crush new yorkers that live in the outer boroughs we see the bail reform law and and how that has increased crime and people feel less safe in our city. they are less safe in our city. and so i think that there's a lot of potential for republicans

democrat from new york. hope you come back and we'll discuss more. >> thanks for having me, guy. >> dana: this just in. the judge granted the injunction to stop the graceland option. that means there will be no auction of graceland tomorrow and so we wait to see what happens. plus this. >> president biden: when i was vice president, things were kind of bad during the pandemic. >> bill: apparently the whoppers keep piling up and it is speech after speech. the white house in cleanup duty issuing nine corrections to false statements that joe biden made in only one speech. cleanup in aisle four. dana. >> dana: a year's long tradition back in the big apple today. thousands of u.s. sailors headed to the hudson river as fleet week kicks off. >> this is fleet week. >> the first time since world war ii that a dozen navy ships have sailed into the new york harbor and been opened to the public. ♪ my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife... i took it every d

world is laughing now at new york weaponize legal system. watching this unfold in the courtroom as a lawyer is deeply disturbing to mitigate referring police documents and documents -- show that the nda and the payments that is not in dispute, this is a total -- this is a -- there is absolutely no -- there's no problem here. you know the ftc -- ftc county elections commission comfortable election commission gaheer looked at this years ago and they take a pass and said there's no problem here. tim scott, objective is to keep trump of the campaign trail. that's all you're trying to keep him on the campaign trail. [inaudible] were leading in every state, the five key states, weary been very substantially i might add. so is our -- is all really a very set -- for the country, except for new york. mean, new york -- a judge that highly conflicted at a level that nobody has seen before and possibly -- just think of it and you should go out and check it out. but we have a corrupt judge and we have the judge that highly conflicted and he is keeping me

of education in new york new york. the new york city school is the largest system in the nation. appointed by mayor eric adams on january 1, 2022 but he started his career as a school safety officer after which he began his first teaching job at public school 167. he serves as an assistant principal at 191 before becoming a founding principle of the school for law, government and justice. he's a native new yorker and graduate of the public school system. he holds a bachelor's degree from rutgers university and earned his jd from st. john's university of law. the second witness is carla who is the president of the montgomery county board of education for the schools and rockville maryland to get elected to the second four-year term on november 8th, 2022 she is serving a second term as the president of the board of education. the education policy experience began at the university of pennsylvania where she worked at the collaborative for science education working as a teacher, professional development and hands-on scienc

game two is in new york on wednesday.seball where shohay ohtani has continued his strong start since his record—breaking trade to the la dodgers. the japanese star struck his league—leading 11th home run to get the dodgers on the board with a two—run shot, in their match against miami marlins. it was the fourth time in his past three games that he's struck a home run. the dodgers went on to win 6—3. former wales rugby union star, louis rees—zammit, has had his first taste of life at the kansas city chiefs after attending rookie camp over the weekend. having come through the nfl�*s international player pathway programe, he's been doing his best to get up to speed with the game. i have been part of the running back group to start with and basically it would be a new style role for me and i'm hoping the coaches, they are very creative, i will see what they can do, but it is about me learning the game because without that i cannot do anything else. i'm fully focused on the now and i have got to make the team how am i going to

all right michael cohen testifying in new york. get the alvin bragg trial, most folks trying to figure out what donald trump about wrong, senator tommy tuberville was there, he will be our coreporter, senator bill hagerty will be here to tell us why the bidens continue to embargo israeli weapons, and even withholding sensitive intel. and tammy bruce and alec lace will tell us where voters witness wild in wildwood for donald trump, day 16 of trump hush money trial in new york city, grady trimble with all of the latest. what you got? reporter: the former lawyer of the former president michael cohen is the prosecution's star witness they think their best bet to tie the former president to the alleged hush money payment to stormy daniels, codescribing process wiring 130 thousand to stormy daniels before that cohen and trump organization cfo at the time, spoke with president trump to let hem know cohen was going to front the money, cohen said that weisselberg promised him he would be paid back using a home equity line of credit, cohen s

new york is not the same state we saw five years ago.have the total degradation of new york city because the only thing that alvin bragg wants to do, only think letitia james once to do is criminally prosecute donald trump, and they are doing it for one reason, they are doing it because they have a political vendetta, they are all funded by george sor. that's what this is, political lawfare, and it has to stop. i watched a man, the toughest man i've ever seen, and he endures this nonsense everything will they. he sits in that seat, and that's not comfortable they tried to impeach him in d.c., they tried to impeach him a second time, they went after his supreme courtthey turned the fbi against him. when that didn't work, guess what they did. they went after his family, they went after me. 110 subpoenas i received. i've never gotten so much as a parking ticket. they went after don, they went after lara, they went after little barron trump as a young kid, they went after tiffany. they tried to make his life help. andz then-- his life hell.