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stewart rhodes who calls himself elmer, 25 years, got 18.ke of the fact they're all getting much lower than what was asked for? >> i think it's not only what was asked for. it's what we call the sentencing guidelines. any time anyone gets sentences, we use a book. you look at the regulations and tell the judge, everyone agrees, here's what this crime and this conduct should have. here's the range that courts should consider. so what the courts have been doing is going under what the regulations and the rules basically recommend. here, it was 27 to 33 years. so the government asked for what the rules say. and i think that the court was going under because one of the main reasons, what the court wanted consistency with other similarly situated defendants. if folks are getting 17, 18, the court wants to go not too far from that. if i'm former president trump, i'm thinking about those same rules that say you need similar sentences for similar conduct, i think i'm going to be thinking about that, because if folks who are basically the foot soldie

>> we take the elmer glue and put it between the sandbags. >> oh, elmer glue. >> keep the water from coming in. yeah, it just does doesn't work just for school. >> are you feel fearful for your life? they're telling us this storm surge will be a once in a lifetime event. it will be not something that people in the area that you are in are used to seeing. are you concerned for your own safety? >> not at this time. i think will all be fine here. we're just gonna leave it in god's hands. just hope everything works out for the best. we appreciate everybody out there looking out for us in praying for us and sending a supplies. >> we're hoping for the best for you, andy. thank you for joining us tonight. and please, stay safe. >> we will. thank you, abby. >> our special coverage continues as the outer band gets worse. bill weir standby as well for the coast guard to talk about this once in a lifetime storm surge. stay with us. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camemera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. t

will be, of course, a virtual institution, whether you believe that they are the right aims, quoting elmer activist who is involved in this initiative — he says, "the aim is to take down the communists "and regain "freedom for hong kong." do you share that? well, we are a very diverse community. people can have their advocacy work as they like as long as we have the idea of having a free and democratic hong kong. these initiatives definitely draw a lot of attention and a lot of voice. for me, if we think about a parliament in exile, we think about government in exile because they are supposed to go hand in hand. and for now, ijust don't think we have the soil for that kind of institution, like, we need to have a legitimate origin, we need to have recognition of different states, international bodies. i think our efficacy work is just far away from addressing that field. so if there were an effort in coming months to set up this notional hong kong parliament in exile, you would want no part of it? well, for me, i'm part of the hong kong community, but i will work on the other fronts other t

a ton of other stuff, elmer's glue, paper made, crock pot, mr. coffee but these are two companies that make discretionary goods at a time consumers want to spend their money on services or experience. the stocks plummeted last year. the 16th best performer in the 1000 list, there was a key difference. ever since the market bottomed roughly 10 months ago, yet he stuff has rebounded like crazy, up to 61%. we have had more than 35% in a tough period of time so what allowed getty to turn things around? more importantly, can it continue to out perform? while the revenue growth did decelerate to just 13% last year, their sales never shrank. france on the other hand went from 13% growth in 2021 to nearly 11% revenue shrinkage in 2022. for the full year contract to generate 6.6% growth but the analyst expect a 4% decline. why didn't yeti get hit as hard? i think it is because yeti is the dominant brand. they have too many brands but very few in coolers. you can see this difference when you look at their gross margins. what they make with the revenue. in

en esta hablan de haber liberado a elmer canales, conocido como “el viejo” o “el cuco”. >> y yo al viejovestigaciÓn con fotos, llamadas telefÓnicas y testigos, pero el fiscal fue rmovido de su cargo y las pesquisas fueron relegadas a un limbo. >> las denuncias sobre el pacto entre el gobierno de bukele y las pandillas son sorprendentes. escobosa: en agosto de 2022, el gobierno de estados unidos presentÓ una acusaciÓn ante la corte federal del distrito este de nueva york contra 13 pandilleros de la ms 13 por narcoterrorismo, homicidios y extorsiÓn, entre otros. >> forma parte de la negociaciÓn tambiÉn la negativa del gobierno de el salvador de darle extradiciÓn de al menos 4 cabecillas de estas estructuras que ha solicitado estados unidos y que la corte suprema de justicia ha negado su extradiciÓn. escobosa: zaira navas, de la organizaciÓn pro derechos humanos cristosal, revela que el gobierno de bukele se comprometiÓ a no extraditarlos y va mÁs allÁ. asegura que el gobierno dejÓ ir a algunos jefes pandilleros. navas: no es algo que nosotros especulamos. es que efectivamente ya fueron det

this is colonel elmer ellsworth who commanded the 11th y pleaded new york and colonel ellsworth headed up king street toward the telegraph office. coming up of the telegraph office across the street was an n called the marshall house. about the martial house was a 40-foot flagpole upon which was a concessions flag that was so large it was said to be seen from the white house on a clear day with binoculars. the white house is about five miles away. ellsworth explains to his andres, he said that flag has become down and it raced across king street into the martial house where he said to the clerk how do i we get to the roof and the clerk just stared at him and said nevermind and races up the stairs to the roof. the clerk went into the backroom and focus the innkeeper a man named james jackson and james jackson was an ardent succession must end of man to a penchant for violence. jackson wants nearly beat a priest to after him. when the priest told the authorities to share front about the posse and went to jackson's home where he barricaded himself inside withbr his brother and began to fi

and this is colonel elmer ellsworth, who commanded the 11th new york and colonel ellsworth hopped off of the baltimore and headed up king street and secured the telegraph office. now, coming out of the telegraph office, across the street was an inn called the marshall house. and above the marshall house was a 40 foot flagpole upon which flow of succession is flag that was so large it could said to be seen from the white house on a clear day with binoculars. and the white house is about five miles away. so that's a pretty darn big flag. and ellsworth exclaimed to his entourage. he said, boys, that flag's got to come down. and they raced across king street and into the marshall house, where he said to the clerk, he said, how do i get to roof? and the clerk just stared at him. he said, never mind. and he raced up the stairs to the roof. now, the clerk went into the back room and woke the innkeeper. a man by the name of james jackson. and james jackson was an ardent secessionist and a man who had penchant for violence. jackson once nearly beat a priest to death after insulting him. and wh

the group's founder and leader, elmer stewart rhodes the third, the guy there, you see there. he's now serving an 18-year prison sentence. the longest yet in a january 6th case. but the request from federal prosecutors in the proud boys cases even harsher. the doj is seeking sentences of 20 to 30 years in prison for. enrique tarrio, who they described as quote, savvy propagandist and celebrity chairman of the -- the government requests 33 years. tarrio was the only of these five codefendants who is not actually present it to the capitol on january 6th but prosecutors say the only reason he did not march alongside the others is because he was erected upon his arrival in washington d.c.. and placed under a court order to leave the district. tarrio orchestrated a conspiracy by provoking a desire for political violence among his followers. creating a subgroup he called the ministry of self-defense, and filling it with man he could trust. inflaming the group with rage against line for smith and then turning it loose on the capitol. a jury convicted him of seditious conspiracy as we

so this is thelma and elmer, treated to a party. this is in preston.t. happy birthday. good morning, simon. that is a lovely picture. by, simon. that is a lovely picture. a bit of sunshine this morning, some cloud as well, some sunny spells developing but not looking too great for the weekend if you have plans. a cool weekend to come but there are signs of some summer weather to come next week. a bit of sunshine first thing this morning, as we go through today we will see a mixture of sunny spells, a few showers, most across eastern areas, they could be heavy or thundery. eastern areas, they could be heavy orthundery. one eastern areas, they could be heavy or thundery. one or two showers already towards the pennines and eastern areas, into the afternoon the brighter colours, the greens, thatis the brighter colours, the greens, that is indicative of some thunderstorms developing later on. north and west it is looking largely dry, lengthy spells of sunshine and maximum temperatures today getting up maximum temperatures today getting up into the high teen