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. >>> let's go to nbc's julia ainsley, with more on today's sentencing of richard barnett. this is the january 6th rioter who stormed into the speaker's office, was photographed with his foot on nancy pelosi's desk. julia, how many years is he going to get behind bars. >> prosecutors are arguing today that he should have at least seven, up to seven years behind bars. the defense did say that prosecutors are going too far and he didn't actually carry out violent acts. they say he was prepared to do so. prosecutors have talked about the fact that barnett was brandishing a stun gun when he came into the capitol, and they say, of course, he's also charged with civil disobedience and obstructing the civil process, to secure the election on january 6th. some context to add to this as well today, chris, we're just now learning a bit of national terrorism advisory system bulletin, these are the updated threats we get when the previous advisory system bulletin expires and what they are now saying is in the lead up to the 2024 election. any misinformation that may make people think t

cbs's errol barnett reports we're also getting new details about the death of an 8-year-old while in custody in texas. shedical assistancether of three times on the day her little girl died in this border patrol processing center in texas. "how are they going to tell me everything was okay and then the baby dies? that's negligence." according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. "they killed my daughter," the honduran father says. "it was a medical emergency." cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week despite rules agents must only hold migrants for a maximum of three days. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding at facilities across the country. new york city received 5,800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it is not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic roosevelt hotel in midtown into a welcome center for migras and u 1,000 r. >> they're eager to work. >> reporter

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bob barnett. now that's even funnier if you know that bob barnett is, a seriously big time lawyer in d.c., he helps candidates prepare for presidential. his clients are like major and media figures for whom really lucrative book deals. it does not get more establishment than bob barnett and i just love so much that rubio wrote this. i'm so grateful to him because it tells you so much about the inside outside the game that politicians play right like you know beating your chest about jesus in one sentence and hiring like the biggest power lawyer in town in the next. right. like it's like the washington of pascal's wager for like the philosophy majors here. it's like believe in god, but like a good lawyer, you know, just in case. now there's another kind of washington, or at least a kind of washington text that often becomes a book. and these are not written by individuals, but by institutions, by committee. congressional blue ribbon commissions, special counsel investigations, even supreme court de

a photo of richard barnett with his feet propped up on then-speaker pelosi's desk became one of the most well-known images from that day. he was convicted on eight charges, including theft of government property and prosecutors say he was armed with a stun device and ten-pound steel pole after he was convicted, barnett said he was the victim of political persecution. his lawyers said they will appeal >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh is facing new federal charges. murdaugh, who is serving life in prison for killing his wife and son, has been indicted on 22 fraud-related charges. he is accused of cheating the family of gloria satterfield, his former housekeeper out of a settlement of nearly $3.5 million she died in alleged fall at murdaugh's south carolina home he's also accused of redirecting other settlement funds for his own personal gain. his attorneys say he is cooperating and they believe the charges will be resolved without a trial. >>> american officials say it was likely ukrainian agents who were behind a drone attack on the kremlin in moscow earlier this month, according to t

barnett's defense insisted he was not violent that day. turning to the holiday travel rush getting underway now, triple a is predicting one of the busiest travel weekends since before the pandemic. experts are advising allow plenty of time and stay calm. this morning, the travel rush for memorial day weekend is officially underway with today being the busiest day of the holiday at the airports. a lot of traffic coming in. so i'm glad we're here early. 42 million americans are expected to travel over the next several days with 3.4 million of them taking to the air. and passengers are bracing for big crowds of anxious travelers. officials are warning that incidents like these are on the rise. while my dads are here, two people were arrested at baggage claim after this brawl at chicago o'hare airport monday and after so many staffing, weather and technical issues in the industry, the question is whether airlines are ready for the summer season. we have a lot more people than last year. we learned a lot over the pandemic . and when the storms

cbs's errol barnett reports.ils about the death of an 8-year-old while in custody in texas. >> the mother of 8-year-old anadith reyes says she asked for medical assistance three times on the day her little girl died in this border patrol processing center in harlingen, texas. "how are they going to tell me everything was okay and then the baby dies? that's negligence." according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. >> "they killed my daughter," the honduran father says. "it was a medical emergency." cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week. despite rules agents must only hold migrants for a maximum of three days. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding at facilities across the country. new york city received 5800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it's not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic r

>> errol barnett, thank you very much. >>> well, now to the ongoing fight over abortion rights affectingn women. north carolina's republican-controlled legislature successfully overrode democratic governor roy cooper's veto to ban most abtionter 12eeks on of countr 26 states have now passed some form of abortion restrictions or an outright ban since the supre. wade last summer. cbs' caitlin huey-burns has reaction from north carolina's capital of raleigh. >> the bill becomes law. >> reporter: republican lawmakers moved quickly tuesday night, turning new abortion restrictions into law. >> the majority of the people of north carolina don't want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors. and they are mad. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a super majority and the ability to override the governor's veto. cott cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. >> i will not be controlled by anyone. >> reporter: under the new law, which goes into effect july 1, most abortions will be b

barnett says love it. he asks what is the third amendment? barnett says i don't know.udges said you had a trick question thrown at you, but recognizes what happened on january 6 is protected by the 12th amendment. you cannot pick and choose which amendments you choose to follow. that crystallized what we see in so many smaller january 6 cases, where the defendants continue to show a strident political philosophy, even though it has been two years since january 6 and they are now facing the prospect of prison. one other point. the case of the qanon shaman, who has just been released from the federal prison in arizona and a halfway house in arizona. he was also one of the faces of january 6. he became a political focal point in recent months. he was in the senate chamber. he was standing where mike pence was supposed to sit at the senate president's desk. he served what some critics would say was a relatively short prison term. an indication that there is such a range from a feud rights or a few days to the 18 year stewart rhodes got. host: the third amendment is no sold

simon barnett was a real life all—action hero.helicopters. the latest extends their rescue service in combination with naval drop man who are taught to jump into the sea from a height frog men who are taught to jump into the sea from a height of 30 feet. “119611, he bought a rolex submariner for £70 but not as a fashion item. in those days a rolex submariner was a tool, not the fashion accessory it has become now. and he used that essentially to time his dive, he had to know how long he had been underwater and that was the only means by which he could do it. simon barnett was involved in a number of daring rescue missions and in 1967 he almost lost his own life when trying to rescue the pilot of a crashed navy helicopter in the mediterranean. all the aviation fuel from the helicopter had leaked into the sea, around the helicopter, and dad was trying to get to the service, and was obviously gasping and he was breathing this fuel in but he managed to get to the surface. how i don't know and people told me they just do not know how w

>> norah: errol barnett, thank you very much. abortion rights affecting millions of american women. north carolina's republican-controlled legislature successfully overrode democratic governor roy cooper's veto to ban most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy. more than half of the country, 26 states, have now passed some form of abortion restrictions or an outright ban since the supreme court's repeal of roe vs. wade last summer. cbs's caitlin huey-burns has reaction from north carolina's capital of raleigh. >> the bill becomes law. >> reporter: republican lawmakers moved quickly tuesday night, turning new abortion restrictions into law. >> the majority of the people of north carolina don't want right-wing politicians in the exam room with women and their doctors, and they are mad. >> reporter: a party switch by state representative tricia cotham last month gave republicans a super majority and the power to override the governor's veto. cotham had campaigned as a democrat, pledging to protect abortion rights. anyone.ll not be c

the january 6th insurrection has now been sentenced to 4 1/2 years in prison. 63-year-old richard barnettwas convicted in january on eight charges including theft of government property and entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon. in addition to a stun device he was carrying prosecutors said barnett armed himself with a 10-pound steel pole. his lawyers argued that the retired firefighter and bull rider from rural arkansas came to d.c. for the first time to peacefully protest and was then unfortunately caught up in the events that took place on january 6th, but the judge, well, disagreed with that version of events sentencing barnett to 54 months behind bars for his actions. >>> still ahead we'll turn to sports and a cinderella story in the nhl continues as the florida panthers are going to the stanley cup finals for the first time in 27 years. we'll show you how they did it, plus a look at some of the best highlights last night from major league baseball. none of them involve the boston red sox. that's all straight ahead. bost red sox.

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yesterday richard barnett, another us election protester , was sentenced to four and a half years in in the last two years, another number of protesters have been sentenced to prison. the secretary of the treasury of the united states announced that the government of this country may experience a debt default starting five days from june 15, a situation in which the american government will be unable to pay its debt, according to the report of the french news agency janet yellen. this warning in a letter to behm karti, the speaker of the us house of representatives, announced and wrote that according to our latest assessments, if the congress does not approve the bill to increase the debt ceiling, the treasury's revenues will not be enough to fulfill the government's obligations from june 5. this american official said that the inability of congress to increase the debt ceiling can the defense of us national security is called into question . the debt ceiling is a limit that the us congress applies to government spending .

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yesterday also, richard barnett, another us election candidate, was sentenced to four and a half yearsprison. the american house of representatives has set a table. the american judicial system has sentenced another number of protesters to prison in the last two years. the attacks of the zionist regime against the gaza strip , in addition to material damage , have also caused psychological disorders among children. a group of psychologists has decided with different methods to let's see trt's report on the weight of children in gaza together. they are playing in the ruins. painting and playing with friends will help them cope with the injuries caused by israeli attacks and have fun. we are under a lot of pressure, israel says that they bombed two houses, but they bombed this whole neighborhood, but they say that it was destroyed by the order of saeed , and two thousand other buildings were damaged. the houses can be rebuilt very quickly . but it will take a long time to heal the wounds, unicef united nations children's fund he says that half of the young people in gaza, which are about

i'm errol barnett. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday.tinues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us anytime online. i'm jericka duncan, have a great week. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm matt piper in new york. in virginia beach, as many as 100 homes were damaged and a local state of emergency declared after a suspected tornado ripped through area. there was also an ef-2 tornado in florida that tossed around cars and caused major damage. >>> sudan's military says as of midnight, it's extended a cease-fire for 72 hours. it's been two weeks since the african continent erupted. >>> a season comes up short. the boston bruins who won an nhl record 65 games this season, fall in overtime to the florida panthers in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. for more, download the cbs app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, may 1st, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." massive manhunt. law enforcement in texas is scrambling to find a mass shooting suspect who vanished

richard barnett was sentenced yesterday. prosecutors say he was part of a front line of rioters who violently pushed their way into the capitol. court documents say the 62 year-old was armed with a stun gun. barnett was charged with 8 federal crimes, including entering a restricted area with a dangerous weapon. his attorney says the retired firefighter did not hurt anybody. did not damage property. he claims he was singled out because of that photo. he is planning to appeal. >> new tonight a day the city of novato needs a new police chief. that's after beth johnson announced her resignation earlier today. effective immediately. johnson officially became the bottles police chief in july of last year. she is citing personal problems for stepping down. former santa rosa police chief hank schrader will serve as interim police chief. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. not a lot of traffic. i think that will changes the holiday weekend approaches. yeah, people may be trying

on wednesday, a federal judge sentenced richard barnett. 2 54 months in prison. he was convicted back in january on 8 charges stemming from that capital right back in 2021. barnett became a symbol of the prior when he was photographed in pelosi's chair in her office. he also made headlines for leaving a sexist note for the speaker. he expressed regret in court for his actions, calling his decision to his feet on the desk crash. prosecutors say he sought to profit, though, from his actions that day calling his regret hollow. >> it's 6.20, and florida governor ron desantis said has entered the race for president. just announced the 2024 run last night on twitter. it's official that didn't go smoothly though. lot of technical issues. we have our dc correspondent john hudson standing by in washington with that. not the smoothest of good morning. good morning, james and darya dissent is announcement on twitter appeared to attract so many listeners that it crashed. the site. now his critics were quick to make fun of it, including president biden. >> ron de santis and i

that's retired firefighter richard barnett. a jury convicted him for having that stun gun in a restricted area and other crimes. a judge sentenced him to 4 1/2 years in prison today. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with a video investigators are taking a very close look at. a mysterious fire that damaged a popular restaurant in san francisco, was it set on purpose? >>> love had everything to do with it. who could forget her powerful voice and those dance moves? a look back at the life of tina turner, how her voice lives on in the bay area and around the world. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, the fog is rolling back in right now, we'll show you where it is >>> tonight the world of music has lost a legend. rock and roll has lost its queen. tina turner died at 83 years old in switzerland. her voice lives on and the iconic dancing. millions of fans in the bay area and around the world loved her. a bay area woman who makes a living paying tribute to tina turner loved her, too. terry mcsweeney introduces us ♪ what's love got t

richard barnett was sentenced yesterday for his role in the january 6th insurrection.part of a front line of writers who violently push their way into the capital. court documents say the 62 year-old was armed with a stun gun. barnett was charged with 8 federal crimes, including entering a restricted area with a deadly or dangerous weapon. he is planning to appeal his decision. president joe biden announced his pick for the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. today. the president is saying that general charles cq brown junior brings a lot to the table after spending years helping shape u.s. defenses on the ground and in the skies. if confirmed, general brown will be the first african-american to hold the position since colin powell finished his term in 1993. brown's prior experience as an operational leader in the indo-pacific highlights the pentagon's focus on deterring a future conflict with china. >> world is at an inflection point through the decisions we make today are going to determine the course of our world for decades to come. you've been in a sense,

on wednesday, a federal judge sentenced richard barnett to 54 months in prison. he was convicted back in january on 8 charges stemming from the capitol riots. and 21. barnett became a symbol of the right when he was photographed in that chair and made headlines for leaving a sexist note for the speaker to read when she returned. he expressed his regret in court for what he spdid calling his decision to put his feet on the desk, crashed. but prosecutors say he actually also sought to profit from his actions that day. so they called his regret hollow. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we'll have details regarding saint peter's square here in san jose. there's gonna be some changes coming in to my surprise 30 happening this morning. we'll have the details on the coffin. just details on the coffin. just exactly when it's going music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day...and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. >> 9.29 is the time on a thursday. may

on wednesday, a federal judge sentenced richard barnett to 54 months in prison. he was convicted back in january on 8 charges stemming from the capitol riots back in 2021. barnett became a symbol of that right when he was photographed in pelosi's chair and also made headlines for leaving her a sexist note. he expressed regret for his actions in court calling his decision to put his feet up on the desk crashed. prosecutors, though, say he sought to profit from his actions that very day and they call his regret hollow. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we're talking all about the transformation coming to san pedro square and how coffee shops like this one behind me. well, now have a seating area. we'll have those details in just exactly how much i >> 7.29 right now and we're so glad that you're starting your day with us here on the kron 4 morning. absolutely. thank you for joining us. we've got reyna harvey standing by with a check of traffic and brittany bailey starting things off with the latest on the weather. brittany, good morning.

that's retired firefighter richard barnett. a jury convicted him in january for having that stun gun in a restricted area, among other crimes. today a judge sentenced him to 4 1/2 years in prison. >>> the popular mexican restaurant in san francisco's mission district is dealing with significant property damage after someone set a fire outside the building. a family member of one of our own employees owns that restaurant. the fire started outside papalote mexican grill open since 1999. the small restaurant provided us with video showing the moments before and after that fire started. around 1:00 a.m., you see a person riding a scooter toward the garbage can behind the restaurant. they put something in the garbage can and walk away. moments later, that garbage can erupts in fire. a few minutes later, another person appears to try to put the fire out before calling for help. the restaurant owner told us the smoke and water from the fire will force him to close for a couple of days, which will cost him tens of thousands of dollars.

cbs's errol barnett reports we're also getting new details about the death of an 8-year-old while in in texas. >> the mother of 8-year-old anna death ray has asked >> how are they going to tell me every thing was okay and then the baby dies? that is negligence. according to cbp, reyes suffered from flu-like symptoms and was given tamiflu. >> took out they killed my daughter, the hunter and father says. it was a medical emergency. cbs news has learned she and her family were held for a week. the girl was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. record migrant crossings in recent weeks have led to overcrowding and facilities across the country. new york city received 5800 migrants last week. >> we have 108,000 cities, villages, towns. if everyone takes a small portion, it's not a burden on one city. >> reporter: the city transformed its iconic roosevelt hotel in midtown into a welcome center for migrants and could open up to 1,000 rooms. >> they are eager to work. >> reporter: today the state's governor and the mayor pressed washington to expedite work authorizations for asylum-seekers. h

a photo of richard barnett with his feet propped on then-speaker pelosi's desk became one of the mostown images that day. he was convicted on charges including theft of government profit and they say he was armed with a stun gun and ten-pound steel pole he says he is the victim of political persecution. his lawyers say they will appeal >>> a white house memo is accusing republicans of using a probe into hunter biden to tarnish president biden's reelection chances they say that they intended to hurt the president's political standing in response to remarks made by a gop congressman on fox news james comer of kentucky says the investigation absolutely has put mr. biden's poll numbers on a downward trajectory. >>> louisiana has decided to keep the death penalty lawmakers in the pelican state blocked attempts to abolish the ultimate punishment. the committee voted 11-4 against a bill pushed by the state's democratic governor. 28 people have been put to death in louisiana since the supreme court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. 60 people are currently on death row in the state >>> con

the photo of richard barnett became a defining image of the january 6th insurrection.ant progress in tackling wildfires which have devastated large areas in alberta. rainfall in the last few days has helped the authorities reinforce firebreaks, and firefighters have arrived from new zealand to help. more than a million hectares of forest have burned in alberta already this year. a sharp fall in how much we pay for our gas and electricity is expected to be announced later, as the energy regulator 0fgem sets the next price cap for households in england, wales and scotland. analysts predict a fall of around £450 household's annual bill. more on that story later in her business coverage. the florida governor, ron desantis, has officially announced his bid to become the republican presidential candidate for the 2024 election. he's widely predicted to become donald trump's main rivalfor the nomination. the 44—year—old's launch event on twitter, with the platform's owner, elon musk, was hit by a series of technical problems, before he could get his message across. nomia iqbal

s. won't be allowed to stockpile weapons for conflict over taiwan. barnett below al jazeera, so big bay, the philippines, us regulators are rushing to find a rescue. it's by the troubled 1st republic bank, several major financial institution supposedly been asked to make bids. first republic shares plunged last week after it reveal that customers have withdrawn $100000000000.00 and deposits in march. that was the month silicon valley bank and signature bank collapse, causing fears of a wide market full of unofficial reports now from washington dc. well, this rescue efforts been going on since the markets closed on friday, potentially. this could be the 2nd biggest banking loss in us history. now you remember back in march that the silicon valley banking signature bank run into problems or foster public also had issues then with liquidity. and the big banks help them by sending money into their accounts are here in the united states. if you open a bank account, anything up to $250000.00 is covered by the regulator, the f d i see. but any deposit over that, if a bank went bust, you would

s. won't be allowed to stockpile weapons for a conflict over taiwan. barnett below al jazeera so big be the philippines categories governing party candidates. santiago pania has won the presidential election. it received more than 42 percent of the votes. continuing the dominance of the conservative colorado party finance rival, after in a leg, got a got nearly 27.5 for spent. even though he started with a narrow lead in the opinion polls lucy newman reports from us until ah, in paraguay history continues to repeat itself. despite a bitter campaign against the central left coalition, that at one point looked set to when a conservative candidate is again going to be president santiago pena hedge. the conservative party that's dominated politics for 70 out of 75 years. at that time, i'm 70 years old. i was born and grew up with colorado party and they're going to have to put up with us for another 5 years. i think that santiago panel is capable and i hope he corrects the defect vices that we have. ah, the 44 year old economist and former finance minister promise has better days ahead f

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a jury convicted richard barnett in january of eight charges including civil disorder and obstructingofficial proceeding. >> he has not shown remorse for his actions. court documents say he spent ten minutes in pelosi's office. and he wrote a note using a sexist expletive. and he says he will appeal his case. >>> virginia police say a man arrested at a preschool on tuesday with an ak 47 appeared paranoid. >> court filing says he had loaded magazines and pistol. and he told officers that he worked for the cia. no indication that he actually did. >>> we're following developments in ukraine where authorities say russia launched a new wave of air attacks across the country using drones. president zelenskyy says russia used 36 drones and none reached their target. clare sebastian is following this for us. it was july last year when jake sullivan first mentioned that iran might be supplying drones to russia. iran continues to deny it. >> and this is now assumed certainly by the u.s., john kirby said it last week, to be a full pledged military partnership. we think this is an ongoing pipelin