Out front next, Senator Bob Menendez facing growing calls to resign from his own party after

being indicted on bribery charges, gold bars or Mercedes stacks of cash, and that's just

some of the evidence that investigators have tonight.

Plus, he just helped free five Americans held in Iran, flew back with them to the United States.

The top U.S. hostage envoy is out front on how that deal almost fell apart at the last minute

and what he's doing now to help free Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gerskovich from Russia.

And officials just revealing new details about what may have caused that deadly bus crashed.

One of the high school students who survived is out front tonight.

He'll tell you about the moment that he knew something was terribly wrong.

Let's go out front.

And good evening.

I'm Aaron Burnett.

Out front tonight, the breaking news.

Calls to resign.

The drum beat growing louder from Democrats,

calling on one of their own to step down. Senator Bob Menendez was indicted today on federal

charges, and the evidence, the charges are stunning. He's accused of taking hundreds of thousands

of dollars in bribes, bars of gold, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash

were found hidden in clothing in closets, even a gifted Mercedes. He's also accused of sharing

sensitive U.S. government information with Egypt, which is a huge deal on its own because

keep in mind, he was the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, powerful committee, classified information that he was privy to.

He was only forced down to step down today from that due to the indictment.

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