this cyclist and just driving away, despite calls for her resignation, her spokesperson telling fox news that she plans to remain in office. we re following this story. we are live in our new york city newsroom. you saw the biker pop up. this could have been so much worse. a lot of people are waiting for a more public response from the council woman. her office confirms with fox news in the past two hours she s not stepping down despite thousands of people calling for her job. take a look. this happened on july 19th. the council woman is accusing of driving the black suv. the driver had green light here. but it s what happened afterwards that s drawing the criticism. the biker gets hit, remarkably, pops right up, walks over to the sidewalk. police say he complained of pain in his ankle and leg. he didn t see the car s plate number. but police tracked it down using surveillance cameras. that car is registered to the council woman. police say two summons were issued for leavi
a bronx man is in critical condition after being a sucker punched the suspect is a convicted sex offender who has since being released from jail. after his murder charges were downgraded to a misdemeanor on the west coast, shocking footage showed a flash mob of leaders los angeles 7-eleven to seize snacks, drinks, cigarettes no one involved has been arrested so far. a study revealing that san francisco, cleveland, portland, chicago, detroit all democrat cities while they are the most deserted towns in the u.s. scaring residence workers into risk. read the crime will be the top mind during the midterm, and unsafe streets all add up to danger up polls for democrats. you watch him hit someone on the back of the head at a restaurant repeatedly, and the nypd says that it s attempted murder, but according to the bronx dea, this is just a misdemeanor. this man was previously charged for about six years, back out on the streets to find his next victim. i m not a detecti
the committee devoted to investigating that day has revealed truths about that day. and yet, the house probe is also under scored something new to many, trump s plot to overthrow the election was far broader than one day. or prepping a one day crimes. it was an illegal coup conspiracy eastern before the election and lasting months. with criminal plots that had nothing to do with even january six and illegal orders by trump that were resisted. it so we will show you this to you tonight, how it began with things that are perfectly legal. like filing lawsuits to challenge the results, but quickly morphed into something much broader. a conspiracy that involves crimes. the january 6th insurrection, that we know about, but a whole set of criminal plots. this is vital to any potential set of indictments. and we are going to get all of that tonight through the evidence to show you exactly what is new and what matters. now, if any of that sounds familiar, remember, this is the theory
from the dead, build back better, okay? senate democrats are now pushing forward with a deal to fight climate change, and lower rising health care costs. i am talking about the inflation production act. pieced together behind closed doors between west virginia senator, joe manchin, and other democrats, this legislation will lower prescription drug costs, tax corporations, and reduce the deficit. then, there is the historic 369 billion dollar investment in the fight against climate change. now, that includes encouraging americans to go green, and by expanding tax credits for electric vehicles. and that s on top of a 7500 dollar credit for new clean cars, it adds 4000 dollar credit for used electric cars, targeted at low income families. it s a lot. so, it s democrats hope to get this bill across the finish line, the lingering question tonight really is, if any of it will give them something to sell, to voters before the midterms? new nbc reporting reads, quote, democrats belie
might be on a hearing hiatus, but the justice department investigation into the attack on the capital appears to be finally kicking into overdrive. this week, reporting from the washington post later confirmed by nbc news, signaled a new focus in the department of justice criminal probe. donald trump, himself. prosecutors have asked hours of detailed questions about meetings that trump held in the run up to january six. in recent days, two former top aides to mike pence, his chief of staff mark short and lawyer greg jacob, have been called before a federal grand jury. witnesses have reportedly been asked about conversations with trump, his lawyers and other members of his inner circle. they post also reports that back in april, the justice department got their hands on phone records from key officials and aides in the trump administration, including former chief of staff, mark meadows. as the saying goes, when it rains, it pours, because the new york times is reporting that f