peter navarro refused to supply -- to comply to a subpoena from congress.al prosecutors said he chose allegiance to former president donald trump over the rule of law. his lawyers say he will now appeal against that conviction. let's take to our north american correspondent gary o'donoghue in washington. i am right in saying peter navarro originally started rking with president trump in response to the coronavirus pandemic, but then turned his attentions elsewhere. gary: he was actually there from the beginning of the administration working on trade policy, very hawkish on china. but when covid came along, that took up much of his activity. but after the election, he wa part of the process that was trying to overturn the results of the election. and in fact, in 2021, he wrote a book about it, went on television about it, talked about it in great detail, calling it what he described as the immaculate deception. in other words, he believed there were a number of voting irregularities that should have overturned election. he talked about his part in it, but wh

the respect for peter navarro. what else do they say?— else do they say?hat he had i else do they say? the judge felt that he had diminished | else do they say? the judge i felt that he had diminished the authority of the 6 january house committee, that he had not acted appropriately, that he had been defiant, essentially, in his attitude and that really is why he was doing this, to sentence him to the four months in prison. he could have given him probation, two misdemeanours, peter navarro certainly has no prior convictions of any kind. the judge did decide to make an example of him, as steve bannon has been made an example of, and sentenced him to jail time. if either of them goes to jail, they will be the first in over 50 years to go to jail for contempt of congress. thank you so much for— contempt of congress. thank you so much for your _ contempt of congress. thank you so much for your time. _ and finally, we have two space stories for you. one a celebration of a job well done, and the other a tale of... well, it was worth a shot. first up, nasa's in

joining us now for an exclusive interview, former trump advisor peter navarro.eter, both do you and steve bannon, i feel very sorry you are being treated unfairly. this is what i talk about when i often discuss what i call a dual justice system. this is what the house judiciary committee is looking into, whether they have weaponize weaponize the department department of justice, whether they have politicized the department of justice. i believe they have. i think your case and steve bannon's case is the embodiment of it. hunter biden defied the same subpoena. why did he get a second chance? >> sean, if anybody thinks they are not trying to put donald trump in prison for saving look at what they did to me yesterday. they are not messing around. four months in prison. they even want to put me in prison before i can have my appeal in this case. they want trump in prison and out of the oval office and they want folks like me not to be able to help him out. here's the thing. here's what i ask your viewers to understand understand. it's not rare. i am the first senior

four months in prison for peter navarro.. >>> let's move to capitol hill where a possible bipartisan deal on the border is falling apart. some senate republicans cave to the party's likelyredential nominee donald trump. this major change in dynamic comes before the text of e bill was even released. conservative hardliners are making it clear, they want more than the concessions the white house is willing to make, raising questions about whether they might be trying t kill the deal and keep immigration front and center to benefit trump's campaign, something minority leader mitch mcconnell was asked about earlier today. >> it's not anything new. if anything, it could be stripped from the wider supplemental funding bill splitting out aid for ukraine, israel and taiwan. joining me now is somebody who has a vote in this matter, the democratic senator jeff merkley. he is a member of the appropriations and foreign relations committees. senator, what are you hearing from your leadership on the democratic side concerning their willin

i want to return to peter navarro now because he has been sentenced for contempt.ittee in the house has requested documents and testimony from him and he refused, saying that it was against executive privilege, so under executive privilege he is not allowed, assuming it applies, he is not allowed to talk about conversations with the president, for instance. the judge found that the executive privilege did not apply and it was never actually invoked so he was found guilty of two misdemeanours and today thejudge has now sentenced him to four months in prison. there will be an appeal. he may or may not be sent to prison while the appeal is pending, it is likely he will not, steve bannon in this case is also on appeal, almost exact circumstances, also sentenced to four months. he has not served his time here while the appeal is pending. i want to ask because the judge did say something in the case, they said they had a great deal of respect for peter navarro. what else do they say? the judge felt that he had diminished the authority of the 6 january house committee, th

how is peter nava r navarro's case?ers were talking with the committee and ultimately the testimony didn't pan out. he also had a more operational claim of some sort of privilege, right? because there is this executive privilege attached to certain aides. this is something that has been litigated over the years very strongly, the idea that presidents should be able to have confidentiality with their senior most aides. that wasn't the question in the bannon case because bannon had been out of the white house for so long, and on january 6th was a podcaster. there's a differentiation between the chief of staff at the white house certainly who might have some claim of executive privilege versus navarro when there's not even really any evidence that donald trump did, in fact, try to assert the privilege for peter navarro. >> ryan reilly again in washington, keep us posted on these courtroom happenings. thank you. >>> let's go back to the other breaking news at the other courthouse we've been following this morning. donald tr

currently peter navarro is released. he's not in jail, and they are wanting to appeal on a lot of questions around executive privilege. if he has some sort of protection when he was serving in the trump white house, not on election related issues but other issues if he has protection around issues of presidency around him how that was invoked by someone like donald trump when he was president. and his lawyers asking the judge to not send him to jail right away, let those appeals play out, see where they go, and then see if he'll have to report to jail for that four-month sentence. >> they wanted navarro to be sentenced to two months for each of the counts he was convicted for and be fined $200,000. were you surprised he was given four months instead of a year and fined just shy of $10,000? >> i wasn't, jake. you know judges hate to be reversed so what they often do is give the prosecutors a little bit less than what they're asking for. it looks reasonable, it's within the sentencing guidelines range. and the fine in part

peter navarro today in d.c.'s federal court he received a four-month sentence for jail time from the judge. he also was fined 9,500. and it boiled down to the fact that navarro was more than happy to talk publically about what he was doing after the 2020 election, he wrote a book about it, did media appearances but he would not talk to the house. and this prosecution was about contempt of congress. that he didn't show up for testimony or make any meaningful attempt to negotiate testimony and that he never turned over any documents when the house select committee subpoenaed him. here's quotes from judge meta speaking to peter navarro at the end of the sentencing before he gave him that amount of time. they had a job to do, congress, and you made it harder. it's really that simple. it wasn't a kangaroo court, the public could see that. you are not the victim you are not the object of a political prosecution. these are the circumstances of your own making. now peter navarro did speak in court to the judge he said he

today, another key trump ally, peter navarro, was sentenced tafour months in prison for criminal contemptrs saying he thumbed his nose at the house committee investigating the january 6th attack. navarro was convicted on two counts for refusing to testify and to provide documents to the committee. he wouldn't speak to the committee but he had no problem appearing on television. he's a trump guy, after where, where he joined ari melber on this very network to describe his plans to challenge the 2020 election results. >> the remedy was for vice president pence as the quarterback in the green bay sweep to remand those votes back to the six battleground states. >> do you realize you're describing a coup? >> no. >> before all of this happened, paul, peter navarro was a regular economist. he was a business school professor, get rich quick guru, former peace corps member, former democrat. he then decides to throw his whole life away because he wouldn't testify before congress. please explain to the audience and anyone who might want to try this at home, why you would go to jail for four months f

the same reality that peter navarro is in right now will be coming to a courtroom near you. as this decision has shown us, all of the noise that you are hearing on the far right propagated and promoted by republican elected officials in many instances, at least stefanik, is the kickoff of noise that the system is rigged against trump. trump is, like everybody else -- treat them like they treat everybody else. you have a -- in court? put his butt behind in the huskers. >> the judge in peter navarro's case made that point out that no one is above the law, and he said quote, you are not a victim. this is what the judge told him. he said that you are not the abject of a political prosecution. you have received every process you are due. it strikes me, peter navarro, adonai weisselberg, michael cohen, creams michael cohen, we hope to see you soon. roger stone, even though he had a sentence commuted. paul manafort, who was part, and they're also answer prism. all of these men around donald trump just keep going to jail. >> but here's the important part about that. all this men aro

meanwhile, donald trump's former senior adviser, peter navarro, has been sentenced to four months in of contempt of congress. peter navarro refused to comply with a subpoena from the house committee investigating the january six attack on congress, claiming he was shielded by executive privilege. federal prosecutors said he: "...chose allegiance to former president donald trump "over the rule of law". his lawyers say he will appeal the conviction. gary 0'donoghue has more from washington. he gary o'donoghue has more from washington-— washington. he was right there from the beginning _ washington. he was right there from the beginning of— from the beginning of administration, very hawkish on china but when covid came along that took up much of his activity. after the election, he was part of the process that was trying to overturn the results of the election and in fact after in 2021 he wrote a book about it, went on television, talked about it in great detail, calling it what he described as the immaculate deception, in other words he believed there were a number of voting allegra na

now unsurprisingly, peter navarro attracted the attention of the january 6th committee, which issued him a subpoena, that navarro ignored. and in september, he was convicted on two counts of contempt of congress, for ignoring those subpoenas. they weren't long trials, he had no defense, he clearly had ignored them. and i have to say, i don't feel any particular joy at all about a 74-year-old man going to prison, of course. but peter navarro's sentencing is welcome news, in the sense that it is absolutely necessary for there to be some measure of legal accountability for the people who committed gross crimes against our democracy. once again, the problem is the timing. navarro's sentence will not deter anyone else from defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee, because the committee no longer exists. it was despondent over a year ago. and, he may not even serve his time for quite awhile, if at all. he will almost certainly appeal his conviction, putting the sentence on hold. his coconspirator, steve bannon, is still walking free, released on his own recognizance pending his app

peter navarro's lawyers addressed reporters outside the courthouse.is part of what they had to say. >> what is important is the underlying constitutional issue associated with at. i would say that my standing up on this matter, we have already achieved an important victory. the department of justice attorney after pressure not just from my defense team but also the judge himself on the acknowledged that senior presidential advisers such as myself cannot be compelled to testify. they have acknowledged they uld not prosecute the in that case, so there is very much a constitional disconnect here. so the important mission here is to settle good law in an area where there is some now but mostly -- remember, i am the first person charged with a crime, the first senior white house aide ever charge. >> [indiscernible] >> and and -- >> [indiernible] >> what my defense team has beautifully done in cooperation with the court has set up a roadmap for all future prosecution. as i said, in the courtroom today, i am not only the first, but i will be the last, becaus

lester. >> ryan nobles, thank you. >>> a former adviser in the trump white house, peter navarro was sentenced to four months in prison today for criminal contempt of congress in september, navarro was convicted for refusing to testify and provide documents to a house committee investigating the january 6th attack he was also ordered to pay a fine of $9,500 he plans to appeal >>> in a michigan courtroom today, the first testimony in the unprecedented trial of a mother charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly failing to prevent her son from shooting four students to death at his high school adrienne broaddus has more. >> jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for the deaths. >> reporter: prosecutors laying out why they believe jennifer crumbley should be held accountable for her 15-year-old son's actions, he killed four people at oxford high school the defense hitting back >> he did something she coul have never anticipated, fathomed or predicted. >> reporter: crumbley charged with involuntary manslaughter, the first parent in the u.s. ever charged

larry: peter navarro, he and i agreed and disagreed. going to jail. >> it is ridiculous. larry: this is en santee, unless they want to throw hunter biden in jail. >> that is the comparison. >> a double standard. larry: donald trump has to talk about that, peter navarro versus hunter biden. larry: caroline to the other thing. the economy. that other thing, affordability is still the economic achilles hill of joe biden, because over his 3 year period, even though inflation is come down, level of prices way up, up 17% over 3 years, and that has eaten to wages, but are up about 14%. so, real wages are down. people can't afford daily living, there is a number in wisconsin that i found today. average typical family has to make 10 and a half thousand dollars more to make ends meet, i think that is where biden's poll on the economy is low. >> biden administration keeps resort to the desperate defenses that inflation is moderating, look at number bidenomics is kicking in my generation says we don't care, see our purchasing power is under mined y

like peter navarro and steve bannon . nnon and while hunter won't be held in contempt, he does face other sts and get thisdoes face other political is now reporting that prosecutorsreportin are nog hunter's own memoir as evidence. >> meanwhile, congress owns evid continues to investigate the biden familyencontrove, then influence peddling issues. and today, investigators heard from a chinese businessman who consulted on hunter and joe biden's workte surrounding the chinese oil and energy conglomerate's cfo. according to chairman james colmer, the house chinese businessman, that the bidens had no experience in energy, and that it was unclear that they even what they even brought to thetohe. of here was reaction. the chairman of the house judiciary committee, jim jordan, is with us. let's get your reaction. first of all, to that. >> of course, they didn't have any experience. what did they offer? what did they do? what did they provide for the services o?he they? gave them tens of millions of dollars. that's the million dol

. >>> in federal court in washington former trump white house aide peter navarro sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of congress. here's peter thomas. >> reporter: tonight a federal judge scolding former senior trump white house aide peter navarro and sentencing him to four months in prison for stonewalling the congressional investigation into january 6th. "you are not a victim," judge amit mehta told navarro, who was also fined nearly $10,000. "you are not the object of a political prosecution." judge mehta saying congress "had a job to do, and you made it harder." but navarro, after the hearing, was still defiant even as he was heckled outside of the courthouse. >> this is a case of first impressions that i have said from day one is destined for the supreme court. >> reporter: navarro was utterly dismissive of the january 6th committee, refusing to testify and never providing the committee a single document. he claimed he was protected by executive privilege. but the judge said there was "no evidence" trump "ever uttered the words executive privilege." mehta said navarro sho

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steve bannon and peter navarro. but hunter biden, doesn't appear worried at all.after all his daddy's doj will more than likely go to great lengths to protect him. yesterday hunter flouted his impunity during that surprise appearance on capitol hill to attend his very own contempt hearing. he sat in the back of the room glaring at lawmakers. his camera crew in tow. it was either a sad attempt to intimidate members of congress or probably likely a stunt for his upcoming documentary. either way, hunter didn't stick around for very long, fleeing the room after getting publicly humiliated by congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. take a look at this. >> you are the a bit of me of white privilege coming into the oversight committee, spitting in our face, ignoring a congressional subpoena to be deposed. what are you afraid of? you have no balls to come up here. i think that hunter biden should be arrested right here and right now and go straight to jail. >> time expires. ms. green from georgia? >> thank you, mr. chairman. excuse me, hunter. apparently you are afrai

trump white house aide peter navarro today sentenced to four months in prison. o get prison time for defiant house subpoenas in the january 6th probe. that probe has ended with the new congress, but these cases proceed. not only that, we can't report tonight peter navarro is the first trump aide who's still actually working inside the trump white house, at the time of the insurrection. the other convicted eight is steve benen. navarro did go on a long road to get to today. trump had started his claims about a stolen election, the very first internet announcement, tweet, some warning people for january 6th. but navarro was still initially on the house committees right. or that changed when he recounted parts of this plot to overthrow the election on this program. >> the remedy was for a vice president passes the quarterback in the green bay suite to remand those votes back to the six battleground states -- >> do you realize, he was describing a coup? >> no. >> that was our first interview there. navarro and benin detail their so-called sweep in some public venues.

peter navarro versus hunter biden.ne, can i go back to this other thing the economy this other thing, affordability is still the economic achilles' heel seems to me of joe biden because over his three-year period, even though inflation has recently come down, the level of prices are way up, up 17% over three years and that has eaten into wages which are only up about 14 to 15%. so, real wages down, people can't afford daily living. there is a number in wisconsin, that i found today, average typical family has, they have to make 10 1/2 thousand dollars more to make ends meet. >> right. larry: i think that's why biden's polls on the economy are low despite the fact gdp has improved. >> the biden administration keeps resort towing resorting to these "bidenomics" is working in, inflation is lower, my generation doesn't care. we see our purchasing power is greatly undermined year-over-year, commodities. i said on previous panels, i cannot afford to live in the town where i grew up, my childhood was, appreciation in real est

meanwhile, donald trump's former senior adviser — peter navarro has been sentenced to four months ind nine and a half thousand dollars on two counts of contempt of congress. peter navarro refused to comply with a subpoena from the house committee investigating the january 6 attack on congress — claiming he was shielded by executive privilege. federal prosecutors said he "chose allegiance to former president donald trump over the rule of law". his lawyers say he will appeal the conviction. during a visit on thursday. the visit follows the election of a zoo partisan on the january for the day of the first lawmakers to visit the island since the independent party won a third straight term.— straight term. earlier i spoke to one of _ straight term. earlier i spoke to one of the _ straight term. earlier i spoke to one of the lawmakers - to one of the lawmakers involved who is co—chair of the house taiwan caucus. i asked him about the main focus of the meeting. i him about the main focus of the meetinu. ~ ., , meeting. i think it was important _ meeting. i think it was important we - meeti

we can report tonight peter navarro is the first such trump aide who still actually working inside the trump white house at the time of the insurrection. the other convicted aid is steve bannon. navarro did go on a long road to get to today. trump incited claims about a stolen election at the very first internet announcement, tweet summoning people for january 6th. but navarro was still not initially on the house committees radar. that changed when he admitted and recounted parts of this plot to overthrow the election on this probing. >> the remedy was for vice president pence is the quarterback in the green bay sweet to remain those voters back to the six battleground states. >> do you realize you're describing a coup? >> no. >> that was our first interview. navarro and van anda detail their so-called sweep in some public venues. then they both flatly defied any legal obligation, which they knew they had to actually respond to the subpoenas, to further discuss what they've been discussing in public. then the house committee, as you may recall, held them in contempt. arguing that the d

we're also following breaking news from washington, where former trump white house trade adviser peter navarro is set to be sentenced for criminal contempt of congress after refusing to testify and provide documents to the house january 6th committee. he was convicted in september last and nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly is outside the federal courthouse in washington. ryan, also the author of "sedition hunters: how january 6th broke the justice system." what is the latest there? >> reporter: so, essentially, the judge decided that the one month mandatory minimum that the government said applied in the probation office applied in this crime his lawyer argued wasn't operational. what that means is out of this, you can expect a minimum sentence of one month behind bars. that could be on hold ultimately because there are some issues i think that the team has indicated they're going to bring to the appeals court and so let that process play out. steve bannon was sentenced to four months behind bars, but he's not served any of that time yet because the appellate issues are working their way t

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. >> and peter navarro will join us and first tell the story exclusively here tonight. ebut first, breaking tonight, as reported by our very own bill, malaysian quote in friday news dump, customs and border patrol frida report 302,034 mig, which would be illegalrs immigrant encounters in december, the highest month ever recorded. h ev and cbp also reports r that border patrol arrested19 mr 19 more people on the fbi terrorist watce peopleh list in december, bringing the total to 50 arrests for the fiscal year 2024. so far. and as john solomon first reported right here on this program last night, high ranking forme this prr fbi officials are now calling the crisis at our southern borderlline an alarming and pers invasion of military aged malett foreigners who pose one of the most pernicious ever threats to american security. reatand now the showdown at the texas border. it is escalating thanks to your president. why joe biden issued a deadline of todaye bide demanding that tt allow federal officials access to shelby park. this is at eagle pass, an illegal immigration hots

what you just showed versus peter navarro is why people routine complaining to pollsters like me as the-tier system of justice and don't like wasting government resources on people placing the things they think aren't as urgent to our national security, to our freedoms, to fairness, than what you see here. i'm sure peter will appeal. >> harris: great to have you in "focus." a big topic today on the border. some people in fulton county, georgia, are very angry at their district attorney fani willis, new information show she failed to disclose lavish gifts from her alleged lover after she hired him to lead the case against trump. plus some are calling it biden's best gibberish yesterday. his latest gaffes are causing more re-election concerns. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a cl

peter navarro has been sentenced to four months behind bars for defying a congressional subpoena. the judge tore into navarro for claiming that it was politically motivated saying the evidence is completely to the contrary and the circumstances were of his own making. in addition to the prison time, the judge also fined navarro nearly $10,000. the subpoena was related to the congressional investigation into the january 6 attack on the capitol. navarro is appealing the case. >> united states versus peter navarro has turned out to be very important landmark constitutional case that is going to resolve important issues about the constitutional separate of powers as well as integrity and efficiency of presidential decision making. we'll see what happens. as donald trump loves to say, let's see what happens. >>> republican national committee appears to have backed away from an astonishing plan to formally declare donald trump the presumptive republican presidential nominee. we're hearing trump himself nix the draft resolution that had been in the works saying he appreciated the effort

. >>> moments ago, peter navarro arrived in a federal court in washington.e will soon be sentenced for defying a congressional subpoena in the january 6th investigation. cnn's kaitlin posis watching th for us. what is he facing? >> reporter: possible jail time. they want peter navarro to be sentenced to six months in jail and fined $200,000. that's what they asked for steve bannon, the other person convicted of criminal contempt of congress for not showing up for testimony, not turning over documents in the house select committee's january 6th probe. with navarro, the justice department is asking for six months in jail and hoping he gets jail time, because they say he was completely defiant of this inquiry by congress. whenever congress subpoenaed him, he was never interested in negotiating with them to potentially show up for testimony. he never turned over a single document. at the same time, he was out there publicly writing a book about the 2020 election, talking about it. on navarro's side, he has a couple different claims he's arguing to the judge righ

. >> i think it was peter navarro you were speaking about.st wanted to google it before i said. >> sorry. >> no. it was peter navarro. >> thank you for your perspective. >>> let's expand the conversation with someone who was in that hearing, joining us is california democratic congressman robert garcia, he's a member of the homeland security committing. obviously there are proceedings in place that prevent hunter biden from doing a hearing then and there but what message do you think he was sending by actually showing up today. was this a publicity stunt? >> let's be honest with the fact. the truth is that hunter biden is agreeing to testify publicly on numerous occasions, and the head of the committee, james comber, continues to refuse. james comer isn't calling for a public testimony , house democrats, we agree we should hear from hunter biden. we were all ready for the public hearing but they refused to allow this to happen. so obviously, hunter biden came today and he was ready to answer questions and he wants to let people know that he w

i want to get you, peter navarro, the former trump aide was sentenced yesterday to four minutes in prisonbeen found guilty of refusing to cooperate. what sort of message, what template could this send to others in the trump administration who have done similar things? >> on one hand this is a sign that contempt will be prosecuted if you are in contempt of congress. on the other hand, you're looking at a sentencing guidelines range 0 to 6 months. he could have gotten probation. maybe the take away is that the government will prosecute contempt, but if you're willing to go to prison for 0 to 6 months, i guess you can weather the storm. >> all right, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos, thank you as always. i'm certain we'll be speaking to you again soon. >>> still ahead on "way too early," we'll take a look at the futures this morning as the s&p 500 close higher for a sixth day powered by a strong economic growth in the final quarter of 2023. looking at red on the board now, though. we'll be right back with that. d, though we'll be right back with that. >>> welcome back. time now for busines

larry: the way they went after steve bannon and peter navarro.n fact they put navarro in cuffs if i'm not mistaken? >> that's right. they prosecuted steve bannon and peter navarro, we'll see, will the department of justice prosecute hunter biden, the son of the president. larry: i wouldn't hold breath on that. you make a good point. marjorie, congresswoman, what is up with the mayorkas hearings? i noticed that the leadership is really coming around now to the mayorkas hearings. i was reading an op-ed piece by tom emmer talking about law-breaking, malfeasance, unrestrained flow of migrations, not securing the border. certainly not protecting american sovereignty or security. i mean i think, i don't know how this is going to work university but the case against mayorkas seems to be growing. you were very early to this game. what do you think now? >> well as you remember, larry i forced a vote on the house floor before christmas on impeaching mayorkas and it exposed eight republicans who voted with the democrats to protect secretary mayorkas and pro

things never end well for trump suck-ups like graham just take, for example, former trump adviser peter navarrontenced to four months in prison today for contempt of congress navarro is such a loyal trump servant, he defied a subpoena to testify. but his story, like the stories of all trump sycophants, ended in humiliation today when he tried to hold a press conference outside the courtroom and was drowned out by protesters. >> the tough line here that is mr. woodward has already filed the appeal in this case. i have said from day one, it's destined for the supreme court it is a case that really asks the important question whether a senior white house aide and alter ego of the president can be compelled to testify. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, jeff, navarro's doing a press conference, you still have that super high-pitched whistle [ laughter ] here's the first rule of television never try to talk over a cowbell. there's no beating a cowbell one of the most famous sketches in comedy history is literally just called "more cowbell. [ cheers ] if navarro had been on "snl" at the time, he would have s

peter navarro appeared before a judge for sentencing. this stems from his role in the 2020 attack on the capitol. he was convicted for refusing to provide documents to investigators. he said he could not cooperate because former president trump had invoked executive privilege. he was sentenced to four months in prison and fined $10,000. he has already appealed. >>> another big it bay area tech company is announcing layoffs. microsoft is laying off workers in the gaming unit. this is after they purchased activision in the biggest deal ever. they said that the layoffs will reduce areas of overlap of the company. other tech companies like ebay also announced plans to lay off thousands of employees. >>> renters trying to make it in the bay area will want to hear this. rent prices may not be going down but they are at least holding steady. rental tracker said 2024 could be the year of the renter. scott, you have been talking to young renters about how they are living. >> it is true. they are not living large. they are living nervously about t

trump's former advisers, peter navarro, sentenced for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee> also tonight, the mother of the oxford high school shooter on trial the video shown of her at a gun range with her son and the moment her tears led to a courtroom confrontation.

. >>> in washington, d.c., peter navarro was sentenced to four months in prison for defying a congressional subpoena in a january 6 capital attack probe. navarro was convicted last year for not complying with the subpoena issued by the former house select committee that investigated the attack on the u.s. capital. during the hearing, the judge told navarro that his sentencing was of his own making the judge also scolded navarro for blaming the prosecution was politically motivated. >>> kamala harris is back in her home state of california, landing in the state capital this morning, she was greeted by sacramento's mayor along with the state attorney general. she flew to northern california for the democratic caucus, the vice president will later return to southern california. >>> still ahead, we know the environment plays a big role in winemaking, how california growers are turning to tech to try to protect their livelihoods. >>> american researchers say science has some ideas on how to best drink your tea. this is controversial. the british are not happy about this. details on this slowly b

after the 2020 crystal jewel election, peter navarro was convicted of two counts of criminal contemptt summer and now faces four months behind bars, together with a fine. his lawyers say he will appeal against the conviction. turning to gaza, where intense fighting continues to rage around the southern city of khan younis, sending hundreds fleeing for safety. israel ordered tons of thousands -- tens of thousands of palestinians sheltering there to leave within 24 hours. the order comes a day after at least a dozen were killed and more than 7500 when a training facility came under fire. the center in khan younis was sheltering palestinians forced from their homes. the israel defense force denied response ability for the strike, saying in a statement, after an examination of our operational systems, cidf currently ruled out this incident is a result of an aerial or artillery strike by the idf. the statement continues, a thorough review of the operations of the forces in the vicinity is underway. the idf is also examining the possibility that the strike was a result of hamas fire. separa

also this morning, former white house director of trade peter navarro is sentenced to four months behindavarro refused to testify and refused to hand over documents to the bipartisan special commission investigating this january 6th attack on the capitol. navarro prosecutors said chose allegiance with president trump over the rule of law. jail time for contempt of congress is very rare. it does happen and in navarro's case it looks like he is going to go to jail for a while. >> interesting. >> thank you, scott. >>> levi stadium making a multimillion deal and a big game this weekend. >> did you know tickets are still available in it depends on how much you're willing to spend. we've got the lowdown on what you'll have to shell out to get a seat next. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception

peter navarro is now the second former trump aide sentenced for blocking congress's january sixth probe. >> a judge ordered navarro to serve four months in prison for refusing to testify before the house. navarro claimed executive privilege. he was forced to speak over protesters after the hearing, saying his fight isn't over. >> this is a case of first impression. is that i have said from day one is destined for the supreme court. >> former trump adviser steve bannon received the same four month sentence both are hoping to remain free while appealing their conviction and breaking overnight in the uk. buckingham palace says king charles has been admitted to a london hospital for a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate. the palace said overnight it will confirm his treatment when it has ended. the 75 year old king will be treated at the london clinic, where the princess of wales is recovering after she underwent abdominal surgery. the palace, saying this in a statement his majesty would like to thank all those who have sent their good wishes now to a dramatic church collapse in c

trump's former advisers, peter navarro, sentenced for defying a subpoena from the january 6th committee> also tonight, the mother of the oxford high school shooter on trial. the video shown of her at a gun range with her son and the moment her tears led to a courtroom confrontation. >>> new video of a 17-year-old murder suspect minutes after he escaped from a philadelphia hospital, the urgent man hunt. >>> explosive allegations against wwe founder vince mcmahon, the former employee accusing him of sexual assault and trafficking. >>> the threat of more flash flooding across the south, we're tracking it. alabama set to carry out the first ever execution using nitrogen gas, an untested method on a death row inmate after botching his lethal injection. >>> the massive steeple collapsing at a church in connecticut. and six months to paris, inside the new olympic village as we count down to the summer games. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. former president donald trump had his say in court today as his defense rested its case in the defa

peter navarro, exasesor de trump, se presentó ante un juez en washington d.c. >> por su participaciónado, fue condenado por negarse entregar documentos a los investigadores, alegando el privilegio ejecutivo de trump. el magistrado lo sentenció a 4 meses de prisión y una multa de 10.000 , navarro apeló esa decisión. >> ahora vamos a hablar de estos 25 estudiantes aproximadamente que iniciaron el martes una huelga de hambre para pedir que el sistema de universidades de aquí del estado les ofrezca empleos, algo que los regentes de dicha institución les prometieron desde mayo del año pasado, según han dicho. pero como nos explica flavio lacayo en una reunión el jueves, los administradores universitarios decidieron posponer ese tema hasta el próximo año y los alumnos reaccionaron con fuertes mensajes. >> nos enlazamos contigo flavio. tuviste la oportunidad de hablar con 1 de los huelguistas? dinos qué fue lo que te dijo. >> qué tal? buenas tardes. así es. hace tan solo pocas horas hablábamos con una joven. ella estudia en la universidad de california, en los Ángeles y participó en la huelg

former trump advisor peter navarro was sentenced today to four months in prison for refusing to testify to the house committee that investigated the attack on the u.s. capital. the committee found that navarro spread misinformation on the 2020 election by making false claims of voter fraud. former trump advisor steve bannon received the same sentence or defying a congressional subpoena, but he remains free on appeal. navarro is also appealing his sentence. opening statements today in a landmark court case that is pushing the boundaries of criminal responsibility. it's the first time a parent could be held directly responsible for the killings carried out by their child. jennifer crumbley is charged with four cons of involuntary manslaughter for the school shooting in oxford, michigan, two years ago. pbs's elaine quijano is there. >> reporter: jennifer crumbley sat teary-eyed on day one of the history-making trial appeared speak a jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those debts. >> reporter: her son was 15 when he shot and killed four students a

and worse when you look at, for example, if you look at the trade chapters, these are written by peter navarro, who is a former trade advisor to trump. he's one of the only advisors to allow us to the entire presidency in 2017 to 2021. if you look at the language that's included there, they believe that they did not have the right people in place the 1st time around in order to really get trumps agenda off the ground. and they're making plans now. but the right people in place. well, we know that a lot can happen between now and november, so it's is it, let's look at where things stand right now and truck beat haley in new hampshire. the margin was smaller than expected. 1011 points. how do you read that to? i think it was to be into subpoenaed to a certain degree all science pointed to trump walking away from new hampshire with a victory. of course, if you look at it, just it me up on paper. it isn't. yes, she experienced a big bump. but if you take a step back, there are a few things to play. if you go back to the iowa caucus last week, course we had 3 candidates in the race, randa sentenced