loughlin served two months in prison, and her husband, giannulli, served five months.racy to commit wire fraud. >> lori, pay for my tuition, lori! >> reporter: both olivia and isabella dropped out of usc and have not returned to college. >> i think it's very unlikely that this exact scenario would happen again. the question becomes, what about the different other ways that wealthy families can get in the side door at colleges? be it donations, alumni. and those are questions that i think universities are going to have to grapple with in the years to come. >> our thanks to eva. >>> up next, two brothers joining one family and their incredible journey together. i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't actually get 'em clean. but new cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes...differently. scrub? soak? nope. i just scrape, load and i'm done. only platinum plus is bigger. with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. so you can load this, and get this. i'm not the type to break the dish rules...or am i? scrape, load, done. new c

felicity huffman and lori loughlin were convicted as well and ms loughlin did serve prison time, butfor that is because they believe he was the architect of all of this and in a court filing he said he feels great shame, great remorse, great regret for all of this, that he has been shunned by friends and family and that he has lost everything which is why he is apparently living in a mobile home community for seniors. he is still being asked to pay more than $10 million as a fine but all of this set up a real debate because american universities have been known for letting students in when the parents have made very big donations, but what the courts are saying is that this was a lot more blatant and illegal. you are watching bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @ anjanagadgil. thank you forjoining us. hello again. there wasn�*t that much in the way of rain around yesterday but despite that, there was actually still 2a flood warnings in force, most of them in southern england. i think that is really a sign that the ground remains pretty saturated. in the atlantic, things are

felicity huffman and lori loughlin were convicted as well and lori loughlin did serve present time but architect of all of this and in a court filing he says he feels great shame, great remorse, great shame, great remorse, great regret for all of this, that he has been shunned by friends and family at his lost everything which is why he is apparently living in a mobile home community for seniors. he is still being asked to pay more than $10 million as a fine but all of this set up a real debate because american universities have been known for letting students in when the parents have made very big donations, but what the courts are saying is that this was a lot more blatant and illegal. thank you very much. let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. france is to supply ukraine with armoured fighting vehicles, the first time western—designed fighting vehicles would be sent there. the two countries�* defence ministers will soon discuss how many amx—10 rc vehicles will be supplied. it�*s not clear when the consignment would arrive in ukraine. the deal was announced after telephone talks b

felicity huffman, lori loughlin were both convicted and they essentially had also provided william singerand were accused of bribing half $1 million to get their two students into the university of southern california where they were marked as fake rowers and all this with the help of william singer. 1th this with the help of william sinner. a ,, this with the help of william sinner. �* , ., , singer. as you mentioned he is one of many. — singer. as you mentioned he is one of many, the _ singer. as you mentioned he is one of many, the first - singer. as you mentioned he is one of many, the first person l one of many, the first person to be convicted so took us through the fallout of all of this? , ., through the fallout of all of this? ,., ., ., :: this? yet so more than 50 --eole this? yet so more than 50 people have _ this? yet so more than 50 people have been - this? yet so more than 50. people have been convicted this? yet so more than 50 - people have been convicted so far and this is the longest sentence to date and perhaps a conclusion to this sort of chapter, and the reason he has

build the case against dozens of coaches and parents, including actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin. let's turn now to the war in ukraine. a white house national security official said today that the u.s. is looking into sanctions to target the production of iranian drones russia is using to attack civilians in ukraine. it may surprise you that some of those drones include computer parts made right here in the u.s. and european nations. cbs's chris livesay has our investigation from inside ukraine. >> reporter: they menace ukraine's skies, killing hundreds and scarring millions. but while the drones are russian and iranian, key technology is european and american. the ukrainian government showed us photos of components produced by u.s. companies maxim and microchip, retrieved from russian and russian-modified iranian drones. so what are we looking at here? >> so, this is orlan 10. it is a basic russian u.a.d. >> reporter: ukrainian drone specialist pavlo kashchuk shows us the chip inside-- the logo reads u-blox, a swiss company. so, without this chip... ? >> the plane doesn't know w

more than 50 people, including hollywood stars lori loughlin and felicity huffman, have been convictedrks the deadline to apply for many colleges and universities. high school seniors and their parents now waiting for potentially life-altering acceptance letters, but as stephanie gosk reports, some have a big advantage. >> reporter: a degree from a top university in this country opens doors and paves futures especially for students like christian canski, an engineering major at johns hopkins. >> did your parents go to college? >> they did not. >> how important is it for them that you're here? >> it's their most important part of life. >> reporter: in 2013 it would have been harder for canski to get a coveted spot at hopkins, in part because, like most top schools, hopkins gave preference to students whose family minimums went there. something called legacy admissions. when ron daniels was named president, he started asking questions. >> are they being true about what this country is about, or are they leaning into the benefits of inheriting an advantage? >> do you think it rigs the sys

>> reporter: loughlin sentenced to two months, her husband, five months.n found guilty. most sentenced to at least some jail time. so how much time could singer receive? in these cases so far we've seen everything from probation to time behind bars. the longest sentence so far, 2 1/2 years, that went to a former georgetown tennis coach accused of taking $3 million in bribes. guys? >> all right, eva, thanks so much. >>> coming up next on "gma," "hawkeye" star jeremy renner posting this picture after his traumatic snowplow accident. his message to fans and the latest on his condition. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps y

. >> absolutely and look maybe this won't be the perfect way to deal with it, think of this, loughlin, it is the largest facility for air force pilot training in the country. a chinese billionaire, who just happens to be a former general in the peoples liberation army buys 130,000-acres of land not far from the base. what's going on there? i think it is reasonable for the u.s. government and also the state of texas to be concerned about what is going on, what we saw ron desantis do in florida, now texas with governor greg abbott doing the same thing. this is something that all states should be doing in areas around sensitive areas. elizabeth: byron york, we'll have you back on, good to see you. thanks for joining to us night. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: new york city mayor eric adams he went to the border himself. he slammed president biden for collapsing the border. the crisis is now hitting new york city hard and other cities as well. congressman pat fallon on "the evening edit" next. ♪ hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i have tried so many different products and have lost

singer's clients included hollywood stars felicity huffman and lori loughlin, and bill mcglashan, a founder of tpg capital, one of the largest private equity investment firms in the world. here in neyork, thousands of uber drivers are on a 20 for our strike today, demanding the right helen corporation dropped its lawsuit aimed at stopping a pay raise approved by the taxi and the missing commission. drivers were said to have been cheated out of 12 main dollars have paid in late december after cooper refused to implement pay races that were supposed to go into effect. and in other news from new york, the nypd is facing new backlash after officers escorted members of the far-right proud boys to a subway station, apparently helping them evade their fares after they sought to disrupt a "drag story hour," a popular reading event for children, at a queens library in late 2022. >> proud boys don't have to pay for their fares? proud boys don't have to pay for the fares? that is insane. proud boys don't have to pay for their fares. i have to pay but they don't? is that what you're saying? amy: new yo

and you sawhe likes of stars like lori loughlin who went t jail here,nd now the ring leader is going to be serving his time. >> vaughan hillyd, thank you. >>> we are learning new of the snowplow that landed actor jeremy renner in the hospital. he is thanking the people who helped him to recover. >> many were relieved to see the actor for the first time after a more than 15,000 pound machinery ran over him. the authorities said that it happened when he set out to help a fam memr in need. >> reporter: we are hearing from jemyenner for t first time after the accident thatt him injured. the two-time oscar nominee is lyinin a hospital bed and his face swollen and bruised. his caption said, thank you all for your kind words. i am too messed up to type, but i send you all love. the message was met with a outpouring of love and support from hollywood and beyond. the reno sheriff disclosing the details of how he was run over by a lar piece ofnow clearing equipment, the morning new year's day. that snowplow is enere by a i video obtained by tmz. >> this is a tgic accident. >> the accident happ

their ceo, loughlin murdoch, said at the time, fox news experienced record highs in december. 774 fall statements about a stolen election? great for business. so, how do we, as a society, fixes? how do we stop lies from infecting our political discourse, when lying is quite literally profitable? for that, i think we should look to the recent history of another one of our nation's most prolific and serial liars. >> sandy hook, it has got inside job written all over it. >> sandy hook is a synthetic, completely fake, with actors, -- manufactured. all i know is, the official story of sandy hook has more holes in than swiss cheese. >> for a decade, the far-right conspiracy theorists slash media personality alex jones has been saying that the sandy hook massacre did not actually happen. 26 people died in that connecticut school shooting in 2012. 20 of them were first graders. jones's lies or ridiculous. they were outlandish. they were hurtful. but he had a platform. and people believed him. and those people made the lives of those sandy hook parents, parents who had already lost their childr

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me turn to me, you know they do it, charles, lori loughlin, this progressive mayor, she is just crazy she is doing a terrible job. what do you think about her being -- i said, look, there is a lot of problems going. on a lot of shootings in chicago. let's be fair to lori, there was shootings when ron was mayor, and they were shooting before ron. this is a cultural problem. so we want to stop the shouting, we can't focus on lori, you like, that you like that? because i have a panel on lorry but i wasn't giving, it because that is not why i was there. yachts how you talk to the audience. all your friends and families who don't want to talk to you and don't want to talk to you on thanksgiving because you want trump, trump, trump, why are you talking to them about trump? that argument is over. nobody won that argument. they decide what to hear good or bad about it. so it's more other stuff. talk about the issues. we don't talk about issues anymore. as your friends and family, what do they think about, don't say crt because they will believe the topic. do you think because i go to parents