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into the infected blood scandal, widely considered to be the biggest treatment disaster in the history of the uk s national health service , has identified a catalogue of failures by the nhs and successive governments. a reminder of key points. 3,000 people have already died, while others are still living with the ongoing effects of infection. in this hour we re going to speak to some of the people directly impacted by this. sarah and antonia akoni in hertfordshire. sarah s husband and antonia s dad, 0mololu akoni, received blood transfusions for sickle cell in the 1980s, before discovering that he was infected with hepatitis c via the transfusions. thank you both forjoining me here. good to talk to you. i wanted to ask you if you could tell me a little bit more about what happened to your husband and dad. he bit more about what happened to your husband and dad. husband and dad. he had sickle cell anemia. husband and dad. he had sickle cell anemia- and husband and da ....
nowhere to flee. i m ramy insince yo in jerusalem. cease-fire talks between israel and hamas are over for now, and hamas claims another hostage is dead. plus new reaction as a u.s. report takes aim at israel s u.s. of american weapons. as campus protests flare again from virginia to california. also tonight money matters. a federal judge s ruling could impact your next credit card bill while mortgage rates reverse course. plus dazzling display. a rare solar storm lights up the sky in the north and south. why the show s not over yet. historic flyover. dozens of aircraft wing it across the nation s most restricted airspace. and later a salute to the top of the mark. san francisco s legendary stop for u.s. service members and veterans celebrates 85 years. we are very excited. we finally made it to 85. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with agerenna diaz. good evening. i m robert costa in for adriana. nationwide protests over the wa ....
congressman following his threat to withhold weapons from israel if they proceed with military operations in rafah. welcome to fox news live, i m jacqui heinrich. griff friday mere we go, hour packs, i m hour two, i m griff jenkins. lucas tomlinson is live outside the white house with more. reporter: griff, in the last hour you interviewed a republican congressman who represents a district joe biden won back in 2020. he says he does not support impeachment. i think what president biden is doing at this moment of war is unconscionable, and i think as cory mills pointed out, he is putting electoral politics ahead of the safety and security of one of our closest allies in the world. but we re less than six months away from an election, and i trust the judgment of the american people. reporter: many have pointed out that ronald reagan withheld f-16s and cluster bombs, george h.w. bush too too, ike had his suez crisis, but some say what s different this time is a h ....
before you shot. when i saw the clip and they were showing the gravel pit. someone was outside the gravel pit with a camera, looking into the gravel pit as she was taking aim. a gravel pit photographer. the executioner photographer. here we are. thank you, have a good weekend, my friend. there were a lot of memorable moments from the 2016 presidential campaign, a whole lot. one moment that really stands out after all this time is this one. to be clear, mr. trump had no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs? that s what he said. that is obviously what our position is. donald trump s then campaign manager, paul manafort, completely rattled by a straightforward question about ties to russian oligarchs. it turns out he had a good reason to be rattled. in the weeks that followed that interview, the new york times published a series of bombshell reports definitively showing that prior to joining the campaign paul manafort had earned millions in se ....
ibach welcome to the journal editorial report as we wrap up a busy week for donald trump and his legal team. stormy daniels took the stand with some salacious testimony that may have done the prosecution more harm than good as the defense calls for a mistrial as two criminal cases against the former president hit new roadblocks that could push them past the november election, with the judge delaying the classified documents case in florida. an appeals court reviewing the decision to keep district attorney vani will less on the case. kim s trostle and manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley. you are following the trial in new york. what are the most important things we have learned now that in an is in its third week? the most important thing we have not learned is what the second crime is. donald trump was indicted for falsifying business records, this would be a misdemeanor normally unless you could claim he had a felonious intent to commit another crime. da al ....