one of these individuals was a man named matthew huddle. are you familiar with him? >> i'm sorry. >> what was the last name? >> matthew huddle. >> if you could remind me, senator. >> well, i was reminded again this morning. he's a man who's been found guilty of numerous crimes. the one described this morning was the outrageous situation where he beat his three year old child to a point with poor kid. couldn't even sit down for a week. mr. huddle was one of the demonstrators who came to the capitol on january 6th. he was incarcerated and charged with pled guilty to crimes that he had committed, violence against police officer. after he was released by president trump, he returned to his home state of indiana. a few days later, he was stopped on the road, pulled a gun on a policeman. the policeman sheriff's deputy turned and shot and killed him. this is not the only instance of a person who received president trump's clemency committing another crime. peter schwartz was mentioned this morning on the radio. 38. criminal convictions 38. he'd been sentenced to 14 years in

capitol riot has been shot to death by a sheriff's deputy. 42-year-old matthew huddle was involved in a traffic stop when he resisted arrest with a gun on him. the officer who shot him has been placed on administrative leave. huddle had been charged with entering and remaining on restricted grounds on january 6, 2021. >>> israel reopening roadblocks in gaza, allowing more than 650,000 displaced palestinians to journey home after 15 months of israeli bombardment. meanwhile, a source says hamas told israel that 8 of the 26 hostages set to be released in the first part of the cease-fire are dead. let's bring in claudio lavanga for more. good morning, claudio. >> reporter: good morning, frances. if you look at those very impressive images shot by a nbc news crew in gaza, it really looks like an exodus of biblical proportions, this river, long river of, made of hundreds of thousands of people all heading back to the north of gazfor the first time since the start of the war. this, men, women and children of all ages, dragging along the very few belongings they had left, all committed to ret

matthew huddle was involved in a traffic stop when he resisted arrest with a gun on him. officer who shot him is placed on administrative leapen. he had been charged on entering and remaining on restricted grounds on january 6, 2021. >>> israel reopening roadblocks in gaza, allowing more than 650,000 displaced palestinians to journey home after 15 months of israeli bombardment. meanwhile, a source says hamas told israel that 8 of the 26 israeli hostages set to be released in the first part of the cease-fire are dead. let's bring in nbc's claudio lavanga for more. >> reporter: good morning, frances. well, if you look at those impressive images shot by a nbc news crew in gaza, it really looks like an exodus of biblical proportions with this river of hundreds of thousands heading back north to their homes. there were men, women, children of all ages dragging whatever belongings they had left with them. all committed to return to their houses, even though they must be aware that they may not find it, because much, if not most of gaza, has been razed to the ground by 15 months

the indiana state police says there was an altercation between matthew huddle and a police officer duringand they say huddle had a gun at the time. police haven't said yet what led to the altercation that caused that deadly shooting? well, here at home, it appears the waterfront hotel at oakland's jack london square is about to close its doors. the hotel's website is no longer accepting bookings in the future. ktvu obtained a copy of an internal memo saying that hyatt will cease management of that hotel on march 18th because of financial problems with the hotel's owner. the waterfront hotel, with 145 rooms, is on the oakland estuary estuary. we talked to one hotel guest who said she's been staying there for years on business meetings and will be sorry to see the hotel close. >> this is usually my go to because i come in for meetings with the port and it's just walking distance, so i'm sad to see that happen. now i have to find another place to stay. >> now we've reached out to hyatt for information and details about the reports of the closure. so far we've had no response. well, an histor

on the left, a sheriff's department in indiana says matthew huddle was carrying a gun as he scuffledh a deputy during a traffic stop. president trump says the prime minister of india has agreed to accept indians deported from the united states. the two say they will meet in person soon. this comes shortly after trump convinced the country of colombia to accept deported colombians by threatening to slap enormous tariffs on colombia if they didn't. here's the president telling us about the power of tariffs. colombia is traditionally a very, very strong willed country. if they don't make their product in america, then very simply they should have to pay a tariff which will bring in trillions of dollars into our treasury from countries that never paid us $0.10. now, there are a few clarifications needed after the president mentions tariffs. the first one is the usual one. colombia would not pay a tariff on colombian products. americans would pay. secondly, the top three things that colombia sends to america are crude oil, flowers and coffee. we don't need the oil. we refine it and send i

indiana state police say the deputy stopped matthew huddle in his vehicle. huddle resisted arrest. they say, according to police, an altercation took place between the suspect and the officer, which resulted in the officer firing his weapon and fatally wounding him. police say a firearm was found on huddle. google says it will rename the gulf of mexico as the gulf of america on its google maps. in the u.s., that's following the executive order from president trump. it will also rename mount denali as mount mckinley, in line with the president's executive order. google says the changes will appear once federal maps make the switch. and apple watch to the rescue. three people backcountry skiing near the cascade mountains in washington state. they were stranded after one of them fell approximately 1000ft and injured his leg. the king county sheriff's office say they received an sos alert from an apple watch, and a helicopter with infrared equipment was dispatched to the scene. aerial footage shows the skiers waving to the crew. now, the person fell 1000ft is said to be doing okay. i t

i am -- >> i don't think we're safer, matthew shuttle -- huddle was sent back to indiana.on't think we were safer with peter schwartz. i could go through a long list of individuals, some of whom are wanted in states and members of this committee. let me move to another topic if i can. tell me about your j-six choir. what is that? >> it's not my choir. it is simply a recording i was utilized to raise funds for families in need of non-violent offenders. >> who sings on this recording? >> i don't know, senator. >> what did you have to do with it? >> simply to raise funds to assist families of non-violent offenders whose kids needed college education payment and rent needed to be paid. >> my understanding is the the performers on this j-six choir were the rioters who were in prison? >> i'm not aware of that. i didn't have anything to do with the recording. >> you weren't aware of who made the recording? >> no, senator. >> that's interesting. did you receive any money for selling copies of that music or that recording? >> absolutely not. >> okay. you do have a foundation. >> i'

one of o these individuals was a man named matthew huddled.h him i'm sorry, what was the last name? >> cuddle. >> if you could buy and bind me -- remind me. tina command found guilty of numerous crimes. one this morning was outrageous situation where he beat his 3 -year-old child to the point poor kid could not even sit down for a week. mr. hoddle is one of the demonstrators i came to the capital on january 6. he was incarcerated and charged with, pled guilty to crimes he had committed come up violence against police officers. after he was released by president trump he returned to his home state of indiana. a few days later, he was stopped on the road, pulled a gun on the police man in the police manchester deputy turned and shot and killed him. this is not the only instance of a person that received president trumps clemency committing another crime. peter schwartz was mentioned this morning on the radio. thirty-eight criminal convictions. thirty-eight. he had been sentenced to 14 years in prison. he was released because of the president unc

i do not think we are safer with matthew shuttle -- or matthew huddle was sent back to indiana. i do not think we are safer with peter schwartz and i can go through a long list of individuals. let me move to another topic, if i can. tell me about your j6 choir, what is that? mr. patel: it is not mine but a recording that was utilized to raise funds for families in need of nonviolent offenders. sen. durbin: who sings on the recording? mr. patel: i do not know. sen. durbin: what did you have to do with it? mr. patel: simply to raise funds to assist families of nonviolent offenders whose kids needed college education payments and rent being paid. sen. durbin: my understanding is that the performers were the rioters who were imprisoned. mr. patel: i did not have anything to do with the recording. sen. durbin: you are not aware of who made the recording? mr. patel: no. sen. durbin: that is interesting. did you receive any money for selling copies of that music or that recording? mr. patel: absolutely not. sen. durbin: you do have a foundation? mr. patel: i am very proud. $1.3 million

i don't think we're safer with matthew shuttle or matthew huddle was sent back to indiana. i don't think we're safer with peter schwartz. i could go through a long list of individuals, some of who are wanted in states. members of this committee. let me move to another topic topic if i can. tell me about your j6 coy wire. what is that? >> well, it's not my coy wire. it's simply a recording that was utilized to raise funds for families in need of nonviolent offenders. >> who sings on this recording? >> i don't know, senator. >> what did you have to do with it? >> simply to raise funds to assist families of nonviolent offenders whose kids needed college education payments and whose rent needed being paid. >> my understanding is that the performers on this j6 coy wire were the rioters who are in prison. >> i'm not aware of that, sir. i didn't have anything to do with the recording. >> you you weren't aware of who made the recording? >> no, senator. >> that's interesting. did you receive any money for selling copies of that music or that recording? >> absolutely not. okay. >> yo

i do not think we are safer with matthew shuttle -- or matthew huddle was sent back to indiana. i do not think we are safer with peter schwartz and i can go through a long list of individuals. let me move to another topic, if i can. tell me about your j6 choir, what is that? mr. patel: it is not mine but a recording that was utilized to raise funds for families in need of nonviolent offenders. sen. durbin: who sings on the recording? mr. patel: i do not know. sen. durbin: what did you have to do with it? mr. patel: simply to raise funds to assist families of nonviolent offenders whose kids needed college education payments and rent being paid. sen. durbin: my understanding is that the performers were the rioters who were imprisoned. mr. patel: i did not have anything to do with the recording. sen. durbin: you are not aware of who made the recording? mr. patel: no. sen. durbin: that is interesting. did you receive any money for selling copies of that music or that recording? mr. patel: absolutely not. sen. durbin: you do have a foundation? mr. patel: i am very proud. $1.3 million