law to -- ethan's law. to the family, ethan's family and mom, to all the advocates who are here. we are going to continue as house democrats joined by the advocate community to confront the gun violence epidemic with the fierce urgency of now. extreme maga republicans unfortunately continue to bury their heads in the sand as children and young people and everyday americans succumb to the gun violence epidemic in this great country. every year, tens of thousands of americans, innocent individuals, family members, friends, neighbors, co-workers, lose their lives to gun violence. america has 4% of the world's population, but 40% of the world's guns. that means dollar over 400 million guns circulating throughout this country. many of them unsecured. millions of children and young people living in homes with guns that are not safely stored away. and at risk of falling to tragedy. we should be committed to doing everything possible, in the name of ethan and gun violence victims all across the country, avoid that

it is breaking news of that sentencing there of ethan nordean.- there of ethan nordean.ordean. it is no surprise and it aligns with otherj surprise and it aligns with other sentences— surprise and it aligns with other sentences that have been handed out. i completely agree with amanda, the bil i completely agree with amanda, the big question is where does this take us in terms — big question is where does this take us in terms of future trials involving _ us in terms of future trials involving donald trump? sorry, i think we've _ involving donald trump? sorry, i think we've lost _ involving donald trump? sorry, i think we've lost you _ involving donald trump? sorry, i| think we've lost you momentarily. involving donald trump? sorry, i- think we've lost you momentarily. so let's move on. we will talk to justine again in a moment. we are talking about football, let's stay with that as clubs have been using artificial intelligence. clubs have been using artificial intelligence to scout and recruit players, chelsea and burnley are among the teams that have used tools. but ho

>> so ethan -- ethan is a young man, freshman at rutgers he actually revealed his choice on the show.d me up and asked me to help him move in. >> are your arms sore? >> you saw how it went aarms are sore my back is sore. >> my dorm was on the fifth or sixth floor. >> oh, ethan, penthouse, baby. >> it's a rite of passage to carry it up. >> we will show you how that went in the next hour. >> for sure. but, first, we have a lot to get to, beginning with new developments in a case we have been following. >> yeah. a utah mother wrote a book about grief after she was accused of fatally poisoning her husband. >> erin mclaughlin has been following this story for us. she joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. it's been over two months since kouri richins court appearance eric's family is said to be optimistic this will move to trial, but it is not clear whether they will be in appearance. >> so my husband passed away unexpectedly last year. >> reporter: this morning a utah life and mother of three, accused of fatally poisoning her husband is due back in court a judge will d

we are waiting for the sentencing of ethan nordean. we

we are waiting for the sentencing of ethan nordean.e the live images of the court as it is taking place, a little bit of action earlier, we people come up with some boxes, some go in with the boxes. but quite a big day, given more than 1100 people were charged 110 found guilty at trial. and these are some of the big names in that.— names in that. absolutely. the sentences _ names in that. absolutely. the sentences are _ names in that. absolutely. the sentences are certainly - sentences are certainly ground—breaking, most recently with the proud boys. ground-breaking, most recently with the proud boye— the proud boys. yeah, 'ust remind audiences again h the proud boys. yeah, 'ust remind audiences again of _ the proud boys. yeah, 'ust remind audiences again of the _ the proud boys. yeah, just remind audiences again of the history. - the proud boys. yeah, just remind audiences again of the history. we know they were created in 2016, but they didn't really come to peoples attention, the mainstream, certainly not, and todd donald trump, in

the latest to be sentenced is ethan nordean, who led the group's march on 6january.tence related to the 2021 capitol insurrection. also sentenced today, dominic pezzola. you see him here on 6january smashing a window with a police shield before filming himself smoking a cigar inside the capitol building. he was given ten years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. here's our north america editor sarah smith. there's probably about 300 proud boys. they're marching... thousands of people marched on the capitol onjanuary 6th, 2021. the violence that followed has already led to hundreds of convictions with the longest sentences going to the people who coordinated and organised the riot. the neo—fascist proud boys saw themselves as donald trump's foot soldiers, prepared to use force to stopjoe biden being certified as president. ethan nordean, in the baseball cap, and joseph biggs, in the checkjacket, took charge of the proud boys on that day, using a radio to coordinate and move their men. they've both been convicted of seditious conspiracy. norde

ethan nordean in the baseball cap and joseph biggs to charge that day, using a radio to coordinate andtheir men. they have been convicted of seditious conspiracy. nordean directed 200 people toward the capitol and encouraged them to overrun the police. he will be sentenced later toy. >> we love trump! >> donald trump invited his supporters to come to washington and march towards congress, using language many believe encouraged the lands that followed. mr. trump: we fightwe fight like hell, and if you don't fight like hell, you are not going to have a country anymore. >> joseph sobbed in court and begged for lean -- joseph biggs sobbed in court and begged for leniency. his lawyer blamed the former president. >> where is donald trump in this? he stood on the ellipse and told his people, 74 million followers, go to the capitol and fight like hell. some people listen to him. >> dominic pezzola has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. in a debate with joe biden before the 2020 election, donald trump refused to condemn a violence and name checked the proud boys. mr. trump: proud boys, stand

we had the 22 year sentence for henrique dario, joseph biggs last week, 17 year sentence -- 18 for ethan nordeen, 17 forhary reel. the longest before this last week was for the head of the oath keepers who got 18 years. i do not if we have -- i do not know if we have defendants charged in the riot, if there was an they were looking at a longer sentence. host: the cases against those who participated in january 6, where did the defendants stand? can you break that down? guest: there have been more than 1100 people charged in the january 6 attack. more than 600 have been sentenced so far. many have been misdemeanors and many not including jail time. a lot have been house arrests. as we are getting farther away from the attack, more of these serious cases have made their way through the courts. we are finally getting resolutions and ideas about how the serious cases are playing out. prosecutors have said they may charge nearly a thousand more people from the attack. we will have to keep watching who gets charged, but at this point, the leaders of the oath keepers and proud boys were the lea

just askjames bond, indiana jones or, more recently, ethan hunt.g through this floating city is like moving through cinematic history. the venice film festival is obviously very special because it was the first one, and without the venice film festival, we wouldn't have cannes and toronto and all the other festivals that make up the festival circuit. it's had this incredibly exciting, very difficult, turbulent history and under mussolini, italy was very keen to sort of champion italian culture and art, and particularly cinema. mussolini saw the benefit of that. of course, this is not entirely unproblematic. the end of the second world war and an agreement with the cannes film festival saw venice move to september in the calendar. the post—war period proved to be a rich time for the festival, attracting prestigious films as well as iconic movie stars. but the party days didn't last forever. fanned by civil unrest in paris in 1968, the festival actually stopped awarding prizes for the next decade. venice became something of an afterthought, suffering

a leader of the group, ethan nordean, has been given an 18—year sentence. 300 proud boys. they're marching... thousands of people marched on the capitol onjanuary 6th, 2021. the violence that followed has already led to hundreds of convictions, with the longest sentences going to the people who coordinated and organised the riot. the neo—facist proud boys saw themselves as donald trump's foot soldiers, prepared to use force to stopjoe biden being certified as president. ethan nordean, in the baseball cap, and joseph biggs in the checkjacket, took charge of the proud boys on that day, using a radio to coordinate and move their men. they've both been convicted of seditious conspiracy. nordean has received one of the longest sentences related to the january the 6th riots, 18 years in prison. crowd chant: we want trump! we want trump! _ donald trump had invited his supporters to come to washington and to march towards congress, using language many believed encourage the violence that followed. we fight. we fight like hell, and if you don't fight like hell, you'

that's it, but me know tony and paris, but in all the big cities of france and ethan, you're welcome. is there a more and more ruse being built? yeah, so many architect to are already thinking about how to use roost vegetation and create green roads. benco pulse, but one day after the visit to this as well. the fund on to ali and his colleagues are planning to double their rooftop space in paris. this is where they see the economic and environmental future is one of the most popular countries for tourists from across europe is greece. every year, millions of people visit the mainland or islands like next us. but recently the beaches have been getting more and more crowded and access to sun bids pretty expensive. local is like a journalist, a proponent have had enough. they wants to reclaim the paradise right at the doorstep. it's an unusual sight. demonstrators crowd in greece is sounds so beaches, but it's not a rarity these days. we won't talk beaches back. they turned the local journalist elaina from po, now is familiar with the anger and outrage on the island of macs on the on and

the latest to be sentenced is ethan nordean, who led the group's march on 6january.e received 18 years for seditious conspiracy. that matches the longest sentence related to the 2021 capitol insurrection. also sentenced today, dominic pezzola. you see him here on 6january smashing a window with a police shield before filming himself smoking a cigar inside the capitol building. he was given ten years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke with cbs news correspondent williejames inman at the us capitol about pezzola's sentencing. pezzola was at the forefront of this entire situation when the events surrounding january 6th unfolded and the assault, including the assault on the us capitol. and as you mentioned, he essentially bashed that window, letting in the first batch of these rioters into the capitol complex and today, while he did have some of his family there to support him, pezzola essentially nearly in tears, telling the judge that he had given up politics. and after the judge spoke, the judge le

ethan nordine ordered behind bars for 18 years. dominic pazola who used an officer's shield to smash a window sentenced to 10 years in prison. during the hearing he talked about regret and he shouted, trump won. here's abc's martha >> reporter: tonight former proud boys member sentenced to ten years in prison. pezola appearing defiant today pumping his fist and shouting trump won as he left the courtroom. some 40 minutes earlier pezzola was begging for mercy. your honor, i stand before you as a changed and humbled man with a heart full of regret. the judge called pezzola the tip of the spear in breaching the capitol that day and prosecutors say once rioters streamed inside, pezzola recorded this video to brak. >> victory smoke in the capitol, boys. >> reporter: they called pezzola a poster boy for the conspiracy. that seemed apparent with that defiant shout of trump won even after claiming regret. another former member of the proud boys, ethan nordine, got an 18 year sentence as stiff as oath keeper leader stewart rhodes. before he

ethan in california. ethan. >> caller: boo-yah, jimmy. >> yo, ethan, how are you doing? >> caller: i'm wanting your thoughts on pool corporation. >> very well run company and i think people feel it's a discretionary item and consumers aren't spending discretionary, so i want to be a little cool on pool. let's go to jeff in california. jeff. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jimmy, how are you doing? >> doing well, how about you? >> caller: fantastic. thanks for taking my call. my stock is shopify. i used to own tons of it when it was going up, going up, used to be the king of kings and with online shopping going stronger and stronger lots would like a storefront online. the great news about shopify, that on november 24th of 2021, the day before thanksgiving, shopify hit an all-time high of 169 bucks a share, which is up 945%. but there's a big but here, jimmy chill, it hit an all-time low to only 27 bucks a share which was 84% off the high. >> true. >> caller: it's kind of a weird coincidence that shopify just shot up in the recent months, in fact, again just a coincidence it sho

the other one is ethan nor d. when the leader of the fraud boys was basically kicked out of town, he took over, according to prosecutors, he was named the head of the boots on the ground. so what did he do on that day? well, even before farm presidents, donald trump started speaking, used bullhorn, started yelling for people to follow him to the capital. they say about 200 people did. and if you remember that video, the 1st line of defense, the police with those bicycle racks, he was the one who picked them up through the police officers and allowed all of those hundreds of writers to get close to the capital. he was sentenced to 18 years in prison because he was also convicted of seditious conspiracy. prosecutors had one and 27. it was an interesting scene, though, when to zillow was being sentenced. he cried as his daughter told the judge to ask for lady and see he told the judge that he was full of remorse. and then he was sentenced to 10 years in prison. and when the judge couldn't resent in some, again, as he

and then ethan nordean will be sentenced.t, in the uk there is a court case going on in leicester. the pictures they are very briefly. that is to do with a court case over to talk influencer and her mother being sentenced for murdering two men when their car was rammed off the road. her and her mother were both found guilty of murder back in august. the judge said tiktok and instagram are at the heart of this cold—blooded murder. his comments have started but we wait for sentencing. more on those stories here in the next little while. don't go away. hello there. meteorologically speaking, the first day of september is the first day of autumn and, with the changing of the season, we are changing the weather, something drier and warmer on the way through the weekend with some spells of sunshine. still some showers around through the rest of today. and a band of thicker cloud affecting parts of northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. a little bit of rain with that, best of the sunshine across the northern half

ethan nordean in the baseball cap and joseph biggs in the checkjacket, took charge of the proud boysay, using a radio to co—ordinate and move their men. they've both been convicted of seditious conspiracy. we know about this. nordean used a loud hailer to direct around 200 people towards the capitol and encourage them to overrun the police. he'll be sentenced later today. we love trump. donald trump had invited his supporters to come to washington and to march towards congress using language many believed encouraged the violence that followed. we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country any more. joseph biggs sobbed in court and begged for leniency before he was sentenced to 17 years injail. his lawyer blames the former president. where's donald trump in all this? he stood on the ellipse, basically told people, 7a million of his followers, the election stolen. go to the capitol. fight like hell. you won't have a country any more. some people listen to him. dominic pezzola can be clearly seen smashing a window in congress, which t

for two , members of the movement got a break with the proud boys, ethan. norden 18 years old, prison and jubis 17 years old, the latter with the wording for terrorist conspiracy, their colleague, enriquetario recently received 22 years, more details about the latter, he was given 22 years in prison, but the leader of the proud boys was not even near the capitol on the day of the protest, he received a huge sentence for the quote conspiracy to undermine democracy, but in fact, only for one message. do what you must, by the way , the prosecution has been asking for more than 30 years, insisting on a lenient sentence from the lawyer. tario noted that he has experience collaborating with law enforcement agencies , court records released in 2021. they showed that tario worked undercover and cooperated with investigators. after he was accused of fraud in 2012. you they understood correctly, he collaborated with the security forces and the fbi. and as a result, they simply threw it at you; moreover, the lawyers established that approximately 40 federal agents wor

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the latest to be sentenced is ethan nordean, who led the group's march on 6january.021 capitol insurrection. also sentenced today, dominic pezzola. you see him here on 6january smashing a window with a police shield before filming himself smoking a cigar inside the capitol building. he was given ten years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. here's our correspondent peter bowes. for members of the proud boys have now been sentenced over the past two days, for their role in the attack on congress on january the sixth of 2021. an attack that resulted in the deaths of five people including a police officer, in all, 140 officers were injured and millions of dollars in damages were caused to the capital building, and ever since that day, there have been scores of arrests and charges of individuals, something like 1100 since january the sixth, and of those people that have been charged, about 110, at least 110, have now been convicted, and these are the latest two to find out what that sentence is. ethan was sentenced to 18 years in prison, he was

one time leader ethan nor dean got an 18 year sentence, prosecutors say, nor dean let the mom that marched on congress and dominic fidela was sentenced to 10 years in prison. he was caught on video smashing a window at the us capitol, which allowed the 1st people to reach the building to other members of the group were jailed on thursday. as talk to patty, go and who's joining us live from washington dc. patty, good to talk to you 18 years in prison for nor dean. what's he guilty of? of the well, what's he guilty of? okay, so when the leader of the proud voice was basically banished setting out of town by the police, he's basically took over i, they called him, he was considered the head on the boots of the ground committee. so what he did is, remember you're for present donald trump was having his rally on the mall just over there. and he grabbed a mega phone and started yelling for people to follow him to the capital. they say about 200 people, not all members of proud boys, the other riders, they followed him. and remember that video of the police try to protect the outer perimeter with

that way for us is the keywords that the email have more implied by the name of ethan sentinel file in size and mission. i use it after the contract expires in 2 years. he doesn't know whether he'll continue working his cellphone up and make that to be real please. how do you do to me a home? i do a good faith. my. my wife is all like it. we're not. we're now goes back to the incense even to anything, and it's all from staying open to working past retirement. no, that's a mindset that is helping field gemini skills label shortage. that ross of our show. thank you so much for watching. for more you can always check out the w dot com slash business. we're on the do don't mean use youtube channel as well on. also on facebook from me on the entire team here is by the, the research for a better time. it involves the stinky method scientist in new zealand is performing breast test, some sheet to find out how much harmful medicine gas they can't. some shapes price is more climate friendly and the scientist is successfully breeding them. tomorrow today. next on d, w the, how many platforms can

t mobile name is all of the rocketing extreme, is great, proud voice of being sentenced to prison. ethan know dean was given 18 use at full speed hitting the attack on the us capital in january 2021. it was one of the longest punishments handed down for the ride dominic, because all who smashed a window into the capital received 10 years. russia says it has destroyed an unmanned ukrainian volume. it claims was being used in an attempt to attack the couch bridge. the bridge linking occupied crimea to the russian mainland is become a key target since the start of the war in ukraine. it was recently damaged in an attack in july. moscow is added dimitri moran to all of a nobel prize winning russian journalist to it's least of foreign agents. this is the legal time used by the russian authorities to label its critics. lacoff is accused of foreign platform of using foreign platforms to form a negative attitude towards russia. well, it's been a year and a half since will break out in ukraine, and many ukrainians have stepped out to defend the country and their identity. the city of hockey, the

the us, 2 more members of the right wing extremist group proud boys have been sentenced to prison. ethan no dean was given 18 is false. b, a hitting the attack on the us capital. in january 2021. it was one of the longest punishments handed down for the rise dominic pizelle law who smashed a window into the capital received 10 years. when military leaders in gabon refusing to provide a timeline for the return to civilian rule, now the army sees powell on wednesday just hours after president ali bunker was declared the winner of presidential elections. they by securing his 3rd time in office. as international international pressure grows on the whole into the leader of the crusade, he wants to avoid rushing into elections. days after military leaders seized power and get them life in the capital appears to be returning to normal. shops are open and the plugged in and people are back at work. the over throw of president leave on goal is government put an end to the bunker family's 56 year hold on power in the former french colony and dru immediate international condemnation falls to many t

the us to more members of the right way extreme is group found boys had been sentenced to prison. ethan or dean was given 18 years for spearheading the attack on the us capital back in january of 2021. it was one of the longest punishments handed down for the ryan dominic, because all of who smashed a window into the capital was given 10 years. ukrainian children have begun their 2nd school years since russell launched its full scale invention invasion. but because the war is still raging, only about a 3rd of ukrainian students will be attending their lessons in person. for the rest, going back to classrooms remains a distant dream. the corridors of this house on high school was supposed to be filled with the last of hundreds of his students. but this school year, the less i'm supposed to help him actually again to see, to be at the cause you look at the him, him as you know, i'm not sure if you, this is the library. our library is on the 1st floor, and the mathematics classroom is on the 2nd floor is what do you with textbooks for bird much? everything was burned in. i mean, they'd onl

tarrio joins zachary rehl, ethan nordean, joseph biggs and dominic pezzola as prominent members of thevies was at the courthouse as the sentence was handed down. enrique tarrio was the last and most senior member of the proud boys to be sentenced for his role in the violent insurrection of january the 6th 2021 when supporters of donald trump tried to violently stop the constitutional and peaceful transfer of power from one president to another. even though wasn't present here in washington, dc on the day of the riot, after he had been arrested

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the latest to be sentenced is ethan nordean, who led the group's march onjanuary 6.ing a cigar inside the capitol building. he was given 10 years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. live now to williejames inman, cbs news correspondent who is on capitol hill. let's start with dominic pezzola what can we know more about his role that we have heard in court today. pezzola was at the forefront of this entire situation when the events surrounding january the 6th unfolded and the assault including the asal on the us capitol. as you mention, he potentially bashed the window and letting in the first batch of the rioters into the capitol complex. today he did have some of his family there to support him, pezzola essentially nearly in tears telling the judge that he had essentially nearly in tears telling thejudge that he had given up politics and after the judge spoke he then raised his fist and said, trump one! he lives —— and yelled that with his family still present so it is unclear if he gave up politics when you have that statement coming from

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two other proud boys, dominic pezzola and ethan nordean, are receiving their sentences today. henrique tarrio will be sentenced we'll have more on tuesday. this after headlines. the african union has suspended gabon's membership following wednesday's military coup and ouster of long-time president ali bongo. the u.n. has also condemned the coup, but many gabonese have voiced support for the military >> it is important remember we been waiting for this release for several years. the bongo regime has been sharing out gabon's well for years. we have been waiting for this with real satisfaction. it is a real pleasure. today i am proud to say the gabon's independence took place august 30, 2023. amy: meanwhile, main opposition leader albert ondo ossa, who lost his challenge to ali bongo in saturday's contested election, is calling for the junta to complete the ballot count and hand over power to civilians. in the democratic republic of the congo, afp reports at least 48 people were killed by congolese soldiers wednesday as armed forces cracked down on a protest against united nation

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for two , members of the city's outboys movement and the ethan guys got it.years old, in prison, and joe beats, 17 years old, the latter with the wording for terrorist conspiracy, their colleague, enriquetario, recently received 22 years, more details about the latter, he was given 22 years in prison, but the leader of the proud boys, was not even near the capitols on the day of the protests, he received a huge sentence for the quote conspiracy to undermine democracy, and in fact, only at the same time the message do what you should, by the way, the prosecution has been asking for more than 30 years, insisting on a lenient sentence, lawyers, tario cancel or that he has experience in cooperation with law enforcement agencies court records made public in 2021 revealed that tario was working undercover and cooperating with investigators after he was accused of fraud in 2012. you understood correctly, he collaborated with the security forces and the fbi. and in the end they just threw you more in addition, lawyers established that the crowd employed approximately

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host: timothy on the support line and now ethan in las vegas. caller: i just want to say i support the impeachment. host: why is that? he's dropped. again, you can continue calling on and giving your thoughts whether you support the impeachment or oppose it, 202-748-8000 and if you oppose it, 202-748-8001. let's hear from chuck schumer on the senate side after the announcement from the house on the impeachment inquiry. [video play play "plays of theweek" [video plays] senator schumer: the americans want us to do something to make their life better and not go on these witch-hunts. you can only accomplish keeping the government open in a bipartisan way. i have sympathy with speaker mccarthy. he's in a difficult position. sometimes you've got to tell these people way off the deepened who have no interest in helping the american people who want to pursue their own witch-hunts that they can't go forward with it. i'm disappointed and think it's absurd but not going to let it stop us in the senate from keeping the government open and working in a bipar

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members of the pro-slaughter movement received for two proud guys ethan, norddin 18 years old, prisonsrs old the last one with the wording for terrorist conspiracy their colleague, enriquetario recently received 22 years more details about the latter he was given 22 years in prison, but the leader of the proud boys was not even near the capitols the day of the protests he received a huge sentence for citing a conspiracy to undermine democracy, but in fact only for one message. do what you must, by the way , the prosecution has been asking for more than 30 years, insisting on a lenient sentence from the lawyer. tario noted that he has experience collaborating with law enforcement agencies court records released in 2021. they showed that tario worked undercover and cooperated with investigators. after he was accused of fraud in 2012. you understood correctly, he collaborated with the fbi security forces. and as a result, they just cheated you ; moreover, the lawyers established that about 40 federal agents worked for the crowd as provocateurs . proud boys lawyer roger rudes accused the f

ethan got 18 years. joseph bigs got 17 years. zachary real 15 years. and a lower-level member of the group, dominic g. got 10 years. we're expecting tario, because of his leadership role, to get a lot more than that. now, prosecutors are making the point, jim, that what the proud boys did that day was not just called violence. they also stole from americans the peaceful transfer of power, something the judge has already emphasized in a number of the sentencings. so the hearing is about to get underway in court and we'll see what he decides. >> understood. so the prosecutors are asking for 33 years. is there a range for seditious conspiracy that the judge uses as a guard here or has to decide within that range, or does he have flexibility? >> he has a lot of flexibility. and one of the big -- one of the reasons why we have seen such a variation and a variance, really, from what prosecutors have been asking for is that the judge, timmy kelly, has declined to use the terrorism enhancement, which is something prosecutors have been asking for. what he's say

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the latest is ethan nor dean, who led the march.ceived 18 years for seditious conspiracy, matching the longest sentence related to the capitol insurrection. also, given 10 years for assaulting police and obstructing an official proceeding. let's go to our correspondent who has been following the story. ll us more about what we heard in court about these men and their roles. >> very serious charges and long sentences handed down to both men. the leader of the philadelphia chapter four proud boys, they saw themselves as cheerleaders for donald trump. believing they were acting on his orders when they marched on the capitol on january 6. he was one of the orchestrator's, the main guys involved. he was filmed with a loudspeaker orchestrating the big group as they marched towar the capitol and forcing their way in, trying to stop what they believe was a solon election. he was given 18 years imprisonment. dominic has a lot, perhaps a lesser member of the proud boys in terms of the organization. sedition, but described as one of the most v

>> reporter: well, as you said, ethan nordean was the leader of the proud boys on january 6.ver leadership of the group after enrique tarrio, the founder of the group, was arrested just before january 6. and according to prosecutors, and what he was convicted of, he led the crowd toward the capitol. he knocked over fences and helped drive some of the violence that day for members of the group. now, the judge really emphasized in all of the sentencings this week that what the members of the proud boys did that day was not just the violence, it was also taking away from the american public the tradition of the peaceful traps transfer of power which is something that the country was known for until then. i'll read you part of what he said from the bench today. he said, if we don't have the peaceful transfer of power, i don't know what we have. and violence that day did not honor the founders. and this 18-year sentence that the judge handed down, judge timothy kelly, a trump appointee by the way, is the longest for all of the january 6 cases. it ties the 18-year sentence that ste

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let's start with ethan nordena. what is he convicted of doing?nspiracy like the other proud boys we're seeing at sentencing. he actually led the seattle chapter of the proud boys, and he's been convicted of plotting january 6 and the attack on the capitol but also encouraging the violence. now his lawyers have asked for a much lighter sentence than the prosecutor's 27 years. it's quite possible as we're just going into this sentencing right now that we may here from ordean. he may speak, other members of his family may speak. he did submit a statement to the court where he basically shifted the blame as a lot of defendants have been to trump, and he said that trump left his group bloodied on the battlefield. he's point that had finger, and we'll see what he did during the sentencing and he, too, can get a hefty sentence. we saw a ten-year sentence, we've seen 17 years so it's quite possible he could get a very hefty sentence in the next hour or so. >> yeah. they feel like he was the general and that he apan donned them. of course, that also worke