joe biggs will be going away for a long time.oes what he says he is going to do, which is pardon or roll back a lot of the sentences of january 6 defendants today. >> what could this p mean for other proud boys? >> reporter: he is probably the second most exposure here. they wanted 33 years for him and enrique tarrio. he was supposed to be sentenced yesterday. judge kelly was sick. that sentencing has been delayed until tuesday. this afternoon, we are expecting a sentencing of zachary reel. the government requested 30 years for him. he is a philly proud boy. he was head of the philly chapter. was caught on camera by sleuths spraying cops during the attack. that was something they missed but sleuths were able to pick up. that direct assault could factor in for the judge ultimately here. i think overall, we are probably going to see sentences significantly below what the government wanted here, at least for joe biggs. that could be different for tarrio. tarrio wasn't on the grounds of the capitol on january 6. was actually in balti

federal prosecutors were seeking 33 years in federal prison for former proud boys leader joe biggs who of seditious conspiacy for their role in the attack. ryan reilly joins us now. what did the judge have to say? >> reporter: he calculated the guidelines, which if implemented would be the longest sentence of any january 6th attack defendant. that said, he is talking about potential for departing downward from that range, so that could not ultimately being the sentence range he gets. that's what they're starting off with, saying he does get a terrorism enhancement because he -- this was a crime of terrorism in taking down that black fence that joe biggs took down in front of the capitol on january 6th, that was under federal law a crime of terrorism because it was all about this broader movement of using force to basically to oppose the federal government, to strike fear in the hearts of lawmakers, who were inside the capitol that day. so could ultimately end up with the longest sentence here. the longest sentence to date was 18 years. that went to the founder of the oath keeper, stewa

police officer caroline edwards testifying before the january 6th select committee about the role joe biggsember of the proud boys in the violent attack that took place at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. well, today biggs and fellow member of the proud boys zachary rehl were sentenced to prison for their role in the insurrection after being convicted of charges, including seditious conspiracy. biggs, a proud boys event organizer from the state of florida, received 17 years in prison, the second longest sentence handed down to date. prosecutors had asked for 33 years, which would have been a record sentence for a january 6th defendant. rehl received 15 years in prison. prosecutors had requested 30 years for him. three more members of the proud boys are scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow and tuesday, including enrique tarrio. prosecutors are seeking decades of prison time for them as well. biggs has stated that he will appeal his conviction. let's bring in ryan reilly, who is outside the courthouse for us. i don't want to skip ahead to the big fish who are yet to be sentenced. let's deal wit

joe biggs received a 17 year sentence, and zachary rel, 15 years both were accused of being instigators and the storming of congress. 2 years ago. the president of south africa is describing the depths of $74.00 people, including a dozen children in a fire, in an abandoned building. as a wakeup call, the 5 story building in johannesburg had been taken over by many homeless and vulnerable people who were then forced to pay rent to criminal gangs. no 0 headlines on alpha 0 as always. stay up to date with all our top stories with our web sites. up. next is 11 east kind of showing you here is coming over our heads from russian positions and a new cranium. positions have been standing about how they were directly targeted as they were trying to sleep. we've seen some of the residents come out since the building was that possessions in the suitcases face to face. and what happens on that day is a will quite those coming across the lines and know that the level of destruction here, proof of just how fits the fighting has been in recent weeks. this russian or felts monastery has been a place of

he has a young child like joe biggs did, you can expect something along those lines.t sentence here. i would expect using the benchmark of 17 years, somewhere around that range for zach rehl when he's sentenced in the coming moments. >> he's been in there about an hour and a half. we'll see what happens. >>> mitch mcconnell appeared to freeze up for a second time. how president biden responded, just within the last hour, in fact, and what mcconnell's republican colleagues are saying. mcconnell's republican colleagues are saying good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave

joe biggs was one of many scores of people have been charged and some have been convicted and sentencedtences so far and clearly sends a message from at least this court that there is a no—nonsense approach. the sentence could actually have been a little bit higher than was imposed by the judge, but it certainly shows that those who are convicted can, in some cases, expect to go to jail for a very long time. and this is a legal process that is playing out up and down the country. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a police officer driving a van who followed two teenagers before they both died in an e—bike crash is being investigated for dangerous driving. 16—year—old kyrees sullivan and harvey evans, who was 15, died after the bike they were riding crashed in ely, cardiff in may. the deaths led to riots which saw 15 officers injured and dozens of people arrested. the former conservative mp antoinette sandbach has asked to be removed from an academic�*s research that connects her to a slave—owning ancestor. malik al nasir n

joe biggs, who boasted about storming the capitol, today, in tears, pleading for leniency, before receiving one of the longest sentences so far. martha raddatz in washington. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas disclosing trips paid for by his billionaire friend. five private flights last year. what his new filing also reveals. terry moran at the supreme court. >>> horrific images overseas. dozens of men, women, and children killed in a raging inferno. a massive fire tearing through a building. >>> 24 hours after that alarming scene involving senator mitch mcconnell, again freezing in front of the cameras, what the capitol physician is saying tonight. >>> here at home, the deadly helicopter crash outside new york city. the chopper going down in a lake. >>> and america strong. tonight, the nebraska volleyball team smashing the world record for women's sports. the largest crowd ever cheering them on. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on a thursday night, i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the deadly trail of destruction and the lingering disruptions after

sentences of 33 years in prison for the two former leaders of the proud boys, enrique tarrio and joe biggswere found guilty in may of seditious conspiracy over the january 6 capitol assault. it would be the longest prison terms for anyone involved in the insurrection. in canada, at least three land defenders were arrested tuesday after officials resumed enforcement of a court injunction used to crack down on activists at the indigenous-led blockade at the fairy creek watershed on vancouver island. this comes as over 140 court cases against anti-logging protesters were recently dropped by british columbia authorities as it was found police didn't properly read or explain the court injunction to them. the injunction was first granted to logging company teal-jones in april 2021 and was lifted a few months later after a court said it violated the civil liberties of protesters and infringed on press freedom. and a new study shows latinx children living in states with anti-immigrant laws are more likely to experience mental health and chronic physical health issues. the study says racist laws th

joe biggs, who led the group's florida chapter received 17 years, the second longest sentence for anyuary 6th defendant. zachary rehl, the former head of the philadelphia chapter got 15 years. prosecutors had pushed for them to be sentenced to over three decades each. >>> in pennsylvania, convicted murderer is on the loose after escaping from a prison outside philadelphia. authorities hunting for danelo cavalcante say he is extremely dangerous. he was sentenced to life without parole just last week for stabbing his ex to death in front of her children. anyone who spots him immediately should call 911. >>> also tonight, the horrifying images out of south africa. a five-story building going up in flames, killing more than 70 people, many of them children. we get more tonight from matt bradley. >> reporter: you could hear the screams coming from inside the inferno. a fearsome fire engulfing a five-story building in johannesburg, killing at least 74 people overnight, including 12 children. the building had been abandoned and was filled with an estimated 200 homeless squatters. witnesses s

it was handed down, joe biggs a leader of the so-called, proud boys, was sentenced to 17 years in prison. biggs plotted with other members of the far right militia to storm the u.s. capitol and he led a group of violent rioters to the u.s. capitol on january 6th. sarah, biggs was convicted on serious charges including seditious conspiracy or conspiring to overthrow the us government. >> reporter: that's why he has ended up with the second longest sentence of all the rioters, longest going to one of the leaders of the oath keepers. produce prosecutors asked for 33 years behind bars for biggs and the judge said they had to take into consideration how other rioters have been sentenced and big did make a tearful appear appeal to the court thing he wants to be able to pick his daughter up and take her to school. and the judge essentially said look, as part of the proud boys you guys were part of the group that wrote the tradition of this peaceful transfer of power and then issue a hefty sentence to go along with it. >> a lot of criminals have kids they would like to pick up at school instead

. >>> that f around and find out chant on january 6th, 2021, was led by joe biggs. like biggs is in the find out stage for his actions on the 6th. he was sentenced to 17 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. that's well below the 33 years prosecutors were asking for and one year less than the longest sentence received so far received by elmer stewart rhodes, another proud boy, zachary rehl, was also sentenced to 15 years in prison. while former proud boys chairman and head of florida's chapter of latinos for trump, enrique tarrio, is also facing up to 33 years in prison, will be sentenced next week. they all will join the ranks of the countless number of people who are facing the consequences of associating themselves with donald trump, and it is worth asking, why? a lot of these people don't even really know him. he's not their friend. he probably wouldn't let most of these people into his clubs if he had a chance. and yet they're going to spend time in prison because of him. even his actual friends and associates like rudy giuliani and mark meadows have had th

sentences of 33 years in prison for the two former leaders of the proud boys, enrique tarrio and joe biggswere found guilty in may of seditious conspiracy over the january 6 capitol assault. it would be the longest prison terms for anyone involved in the insurrection. in canada, at least three land defenders were arrested tuesday after officials resumed enforcement of a court injunction used to crack down on activists at the indigenous-led blockade at the fairy creek watershed on vancouver island. this comes as over 140 court cases against anti-logging protesters were recently dropped by british columbia authorities as it was found police didn't properly read or explain the court injunction to them. the injunction was first granted to logging company teal-jones in april 2021 and was lifted a few months later after a court said it violated the civil liberties of protesters and infringed on press freedom. and a new study shows latinx children living in states with anti-immigrant laws are more likely to experience mental health and chronic physical health issues. the study says racist laws th

they want joe biggs to spend 33 years behind bars saying he was an instigator on january 6th and wasence by the proud boys leading up to the january 6th attack. he was actually on the ground january 6th and had a bull horn with him and leading the proud boys as they marched around the capitol. he was right there during that initial breach at the peace monument and made his way all the way to the gallery of the senate, took a selfie of himself out there. after he left the building, he filmed another selfie video saying that january 6th was a day that would live in infamy. he was not someone who testified during the seditious conspiracy trial unlike his co-defendant and person who will also be sentenced today, zachary rehl, he is someone who is really a major driver of this entire effort and the proud boys being at the center, the sort of the tip of the spear of this january 6th attack, ryan. >> ryan reilly live outside the d.c. courthouse, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> next, we are on the ground in cedar key, florida, battered by idalia, what the recovery process could look

the sentencing for joe biggs, one of the longest we have seen, but less than prosecutors asked for. what can you tell us? >> that's right, u.s. district judge timothy kelley sentenced mr. biggs to 17 years, well short of the 33 years, and a year less than that handed to oath keepers founder stewart rhodes. judge kelly said if he had gone with the government's recommendation, there would have been sentencing disparities, and despite applying a so-called terrorism enhancement to biggs, judge kelly said it was his opinion it overstated biggs conduct. kelly did condemn biggs and the january 6th attack saying it quote, harmed an important american custom that helps support the rule of law and constitution, and the judge added that day broke our tradition of peacefully transferring power, which is among the most precious things we had as americans. notice i said, had, he added, we don't have it anymore. he later wished biggs best of luck. he said quote, i know i messed up that day, but i'm not a terrorist, and i didn't go out there to hurt anybody. on january 6th, i was seduced by the cro

seeking 33 years in prison for enrique tarrio, the former national leader of the group, as well as joe biggsnizer from florida. prosecutors want 30 years in prison for zachary rell, former president of the group's philadelphia chapter, and 27 years for ethan nordian. all four were convicted of sedition. in the case of dominic who was the first individual who got into the capitol after smashing a window was ultimately not charged with seditious conspiracy, prosecutors are seeking 20 years. as you hear the very long sentences, keep in mind stewart rhodes, the head of the oath keepers, he is currently serving the longest january 6th sentence to date, 18 years. today at a joint hearing for all five men before their final sentencing hearings later this week, we heard victim impact statements from current and former members of the u.s. capitol police who fought reuters on the 6th. officer shea cooney said, quote, i never thought i would be fighting my own fellow citizens. they wanted any way possible get inside the building, end quote. former capitol police officer mark o'dea wrote that january 6t

joe biden was what he sold to enrich the biden family. andy biggs elaborated on what archer told him. >> term he used was this, people would not be inclined to legally lean on burisma because of the biden name. which again, that was joe biden. >> archer talked about the big guy and how hunter biden said we need to talk to my guy, see when my guy is going to be here and those type things. >> griff: the white house is ush approximating back denying that the president ever talked business on the call, saying this. it appears house republicans hyped witness testified he never heard of president biden discussing or doing anything wrong. house democrats downplayed the testimony. >> approximately 20 times over the course of 10-year relat relationship, hunter biden may have put his father on the phone with any number of different people and they never once spoke about business dealings. it was casual conversation, niceties, the weather. >> griff: president biden has yet to weigh in on the testimony, spending this week at the beach on vacation, riding bikes.

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biggs of arizona asked during an interview with devon archer. when you say biden family. i want a clarification. you aren't talking about dr. jill but you are talking about joe biden, right? >> he said that's fair to say. i don't think about it as joe directly but it is fair to say. that brought the most value to the brand. congress is still on its summer recess. there is talk about a possible impeachment inquiry launching within a few weeks. we heard from james comer of kentucky chair of house oversight who is looking to subpoena the biden family. unclear when it will happen but happen within the next few weeks or so. >> dana: keep us posted today at the white house. >> bill: the bank records expose a web of shell companies with obscure names and republicans claim they are nothing more than fronts which oligarchs from russia, ukraine, and now kazakhstan used in funneling big money to the biden family. chad pergram has that story on the hill with a closer look at who they are and where they come from. >> good morning. there are more than 20 firms that pop up which are associated with the bidens. what exactly is rosemont seneca partners or rosemont seneca bow

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