it is the longest january 6 sentence so far the former leader of the proud boys will spend 22 years

behind bars. billions in pandemic childcare funds will expire at the end. month. it's expected to shut down 70,000 programs and impact millions of young children we'll take you inside one. schools scrambling for a solution at burners make their exodus from the desert, officials and organizers are outraged at the miles of mess left behind. some burning man purists are staying to help clean up, slamming this fellow festival goers. why 2023 has the summer of country music. and football fans are getting ready for the nfl kickoff game tomorrow. we sit down at the kansas city salon where chiefs fans can show support without lifting a fenger it's wednesday, september 6. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm jessica layton >> i'm frances rivera. by the end

week we could see another major hurricane form in the atlantic right now tropical storm lee is in the atlantic but quickly gaining strengthas it heads to the caribbean. >> let's get right to angie lassman. >> we are nearing the peak of hurricane season, which would specifically be september 10 tis the zine season to see actiy it is looking to be a major hurricane and rapidly intensify over the short term. 50 miles per hour winds sitting off to the east of the lt of th a letter antilles notice its approximate interto parts of the islands it's going to stay to the north of those islands as of right now, but we can see limited impacts down the line. it look like we'll see the

system closer to the north we'll keep a close eye on it the one-time leader of one of the major extremist groups involved in the events of january 6 received his sentence tuesday. it's the longest punishment of the ongoing prosecution of those who attempted to overturn the 2020 election. a process that seems to have no end in sight for more, we go to brie jackson in washington. good morning, brie, what happened in the courtroom on tuesday? >> reporter: good morning frances. on tuesday, henrique tarrio, the former chairman of the proud boys, was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison he was convicted back in may along with three other members of the far-right group on seditious conspiracy charges while prosecutors sought longer sentences than what were ultimately hand down, tarrio's term is the longest for anyone convicted in the events of january 6.

he was not present at the capitol as he was arrested nearly two days before on an outstanding warrant. prosecutors argue it was an intinka intentional act on his part and he acted as a general rather than a soldier he read a statement where he apologized to members of law enforcement and that he wants nothing to do with politics after he serves his time in prison tarrio's remarks were a far cry from what his co-defendant said at his sentencing last week, shouting "trump won", after receiving a ten-year prison term >> and brie, what's the federal government saying about this >> reporter: in a statement, attorney general merrick garland emphasized the role that the proud boys played in attempting to year tu to overturn the 2020 election. he said they received sentences

that reflected their action and has called the probe the most wide-ranging investigation in its history. over two and a half years after the events of that day, about 1100 people have been charged and over 300 sentenced to time in prison. those numbers are only expected to increase with more people arrested in connection to the events of january 6 every day. frances? >> creeping right into the 2024 race for president brie, thank you. president biden presented the medal of honor to a vietnam war veteran for his heroic helicopter rescue of four of his brothers in arms captain larry taylor defied orders on his nighttime mission to save the men, surrounded by a hundred north vietnamese troops. mr. biden said his action on june 18, 1968, quote, that's valor, that's our nation at its very best. the medal of honor is the highest military decoration in the u.s. armed forces. a panel of federal judges

has thrown out alabama's congressional map. the court found that the map drawn up by republicans failed to follow a supreme court order to create a second majority black district the ruling orders a court-appointed special master to submit three new maps for the 2024 election. alabama's attorney general's office plans to appeal the case back to the supreme court. the u.s. is warning north korea against selling weapons to russia national security advisor jake sullivan said the kim jong un regime will pay a price if they support russia's war in ukraine. a spokesman said he could not confirm reports of a north korean leader paying a visit to russia to discuss the arms sales. for more on this, we want to f bring in chapman bell. what kind of weapons could they

be supplying to russia >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the white house has said north korea is actively advancing arms negotiations with russia and believes pyongyang wants these to continue, including a possible meeting between kim jong un and vladimir putin in russia this all comes as the "new york times" report came out saying that moscow's looking to pyongyang for artillery shells and anti-tank missiles, much of it from soviet-era stock and in return is looking for advanced technology to help with nuclear-powered submarines and satellites now national security advisor jake sullivan says the russian defense ministers, sergei s shoigu's mission was to ask for things like artillery and ammunition in the ongoing conflict in ukraine saying i think it says a lot that russia is turning to north korea to bolster its defense capacity in a war that it expected would be

over in a week now as we know, that war continues. the state department also urging north korea to stop these arms negotiations with russia now the white house has said in the past that russia has, north korea has supplied russia with missiles and rockets that were use used by the wagner group now getting out there early, they're trying to stop these negotiations but they have met before we'll have to wait and see if this pressure stops any such meep mee meeting that so far both sides have neither confirmed nor denied >> chapman, thank you. the mass exodus from burning man is still under way overnight organizers estimated there was still a tleet three h. there are concerns about what they're leaving behind

our liz kreutz is there. >> reporter: at burning man's black rock city, days trapped in messy sludge have now turned to hours stuck in gridlock traffic. >> it was a great burn until it rained >> reporter: the slow crawl out of the remote desert festival stretching for miles the tens of thousands still trying to get out. this is where festival goers finally reach a paved road but getting here is a lesson in patience for some, it takes as long asi long as nine hours the sheriff slamming the conduct of festival goers, telling the san francisco chronicle some abandoned this property and vehicles, heefg trleave /* leavg trash across several miles >> there have been people who left things. >> reporter: organizers have not responded to nbc's request for comment about the aftermath. but veteran festival goers like terry galt who's staying behind

to clean up are frustrated >> we know that people abandoned their camps, so it's not surprising to hear that there was trash left behind. >> reporter: what's your pledge to people who leave things behind >> one ten principles is leave no trace. they shouldn't be out here anyway >> reporter: this comes as authorities continue to investigate the death of a man at the height of the storm authorities say there's no indication it was weather related but conditions may have slowed their response. while most are going out by car, some finding ways to avoid the congestion with half the festival still inside, the famous burning man is gone but a massive cleanup effort still lies ahead. liz kreutz, black rock desert. police in pennsylvania are expanding their search for escaped killer danilo cavalcante these images were taken by a

trail camera at a botanical garden cavalcante, who was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend is considered to be extremely dangerous. some schools in the area canceled classes and activities as this manhunt continues. aside from the tropical storm there's a massive heat wave on the east coast angie lassman is back to show us the record-breaking temps. you can show us, but we can feel it >> the pumpkin spice lattes came out but the temperatures are not cooperating with the same vibe we've got temperatures hided to the 90s. look at washington, d.c. 100 degrees threatening the current record of 98 degrees it stretches into the southern plains as well texas, you guys have had a brutal summer. there is relief especially in the midwest through this week. we're going to see temperatures beins and thunderstorms

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better than nothing. that's how a judge described the final apology from the former leader of the proud boys beforehanding down a