redden? i am. >> juju: this morning, redden in court again, now facing a new judge and 13 new counts, including felony attempted murder after last week's courtroom attack. >> mr. redden, have you been given a copy of the criminal complaint this morning? >> yes, i have been given one. >> do you understand these charges? >> yes, i understand. >> juju: once again flanked on all sides by sheriff's deputies. >> he had multiple felonies and multiple misdemeanors on his record. i would expect, both in the nature of those charges and his history of violence, that he'd get close to those decades in prison. >> juju: redden's preliminary hearing for the attack on judge holfus next month. this attack showing how vulnerable judges can be -- inside and outside the courtroom. u.s. marshals reporting over thief hundred threats and inappropriate communications were made against federal judges in 2022. that number doesn't include judges at the city and state level. back in october of last year, maryland judge

. >> 30 year old debra redden. unruh strained, lunges over the bench, right at district court. judge mary kay holthus, pinning her against the wall, humbling her on the floor and knocking the court's american flag over until court staff and sheriff's deputies fight him off. the chaos erupting moments after a relatively calm sentencing, redden, a repeat offender, had pleaded guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm, but he did not want to go to prison again. after that. i should be given a shot because i'm in a better place than i was , judge holt is reminding redden of his lengthy rap sheet three felonies gross, nine misdemeanors, multiple dvs. >> he's got a lot going on, sir. >> he still asked for leniency. i shouldn't be, like, sent to prison for a second time. but the judge denied his request for probation, which apparently set redden off. >> i appreciate that, but i think it's time that he gets a taste of something else because i just can't with that history, in accordance with the laws of the state of nevada, this court, the judge was injured. >> her condit

in accordance with the laws of the state of nevada -- >> no, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: redden suddenlyharging judge holthus and, according to the arrest report, tackling and punching her, and pulling her hair out. multiple people rushing to her aid also injured. in court today, holthus sentencing redden for up to 48 months in prison for that previous attempted battery case. >> i want to make it clear that i am not changing or modifying the sentence i was in the process of imposing last week before i was interrupted by defendant's actions. >> reporter: and, david, redden faces multiple charges, including battery and extortion from wednesday's attack. he'll face a different judge for those. david? >> david: kayna whitworth tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the crash and explosion outside new york city tonight. a tanker truck erupting. several cars involved. >>> and it was supposed to be america's first lunar landing in 50 years, but what went wrong today just hours into the mission? (avo) kate made progress with her mental health... ...but her medication caused unint

redden was not in custody. moments before, he called me asked for probation.ge said probation wasn't working. >> i think it is time you get a taste of something else because i just can't let that history -- >> no, [bleep] that! >> reporter: redden tackled the judge to the ground before being wrestled offer. the judge was injured but not hospitalized. redden is in jail now facing multiple new charges, including battery on a protected person. he is due back in court next week. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: all right, turning overseas, u.s. military air strike in baghdad today took out a militia leader blame for recent attacks on u.s. forces in iraq. and in the red sea, the iranian-backed d militia launched a drone boat, that is new, came within miles of u.s. navy and commercial ships. the drone flew up with who did no damage. turning out to the migrant crisis of the southern border, the biden administration is pushing back against harsh republican criticism at the president isn't doing enough to ease the burden. and tonight, new york city filing

we're also told redden has a history of mental illness. he now faces multiple new felony charges. andrew andrea. all right. >> derek. thank you. the rocket company owned by elon musk is accused of illegally firing several employees. a complaint from the national labor relations board claims eight workers at spacex were fired after criticizing musk, circulating a letter accusing him of being an embarrassment. no comment yet from the company. >> the numbers are in from airports across the country. flight cancellations in the last year have hit a ten year low. the tsa says the cancellation rate was just 1.2% in terms of delays. the airline says that rated best were delta, alaska, american and united airlines. >> coming up, new evidence of the case of convicted killer alec murdoch. >> also ahead, a reality check for some people using popular for some people using popular weight loss drugs like ozempic ( ♪ ) we're still going for that nice catch. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem, we're going for a better tr

>> reporter: redden then leaping over the bench. landing on top of the judge and brawling with court officers and attorneys. minutes later, judge holthus standing up. >> she's shaken up, as most people would be. a couple of bruises. but i'm very, very happy that she's okay. >> reporter: and david, a court marshal was also injured in that attack. redden refusing to show up to court today to face these additional charges. he has another hearing set for next week. david? >> david: kayna whitworth. we're just glad she's okay tonight. kayna, thank you. >>> when we come back, the new warning tonight involving the popular diabetes drugs now being used for weight loss. >>> and we remember a beloved star of a disney classic. what a voice. made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their cur

redden is in jail now facing multiple new charges, including battery on a protected person. he's due back in court next week. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> turning overseas now, a u.s. military air strike in baghdad today took out a militia leader blamed for recent attacks on u.s. forces in iraq. and in the red sea, the iranian-backed houthi militia launched a drone boat -- that's new -- and it came within miles of u.s. navy and commercial ships. the drone blew up but did no damage. the u.s. and allies have repeatedly warned the houthis to stop attacking cargo ships and tankers. >>> turning now to the migrant crisis at the southern border, the biden administration is pushing back against harsh republican criticism that the president isn't doing enough to ease the burden. and tonight new york city filing a lawsuit to halt the unannounced busing of migrants to the city by texas governor greg abbott. cbs's weijia jiang has the story from the white house. >> reporter: tonight, the blame game goes on for the unprecedented number of migrant crossings at the southern bor

>> reporter: redden tackled the judge to the ground before being wrestled off her. was injured but not hospitalized. a courtroom marshal was treated at a hospital for his injuries. redden is in jail now facing multiple new charges, including battery on a protected person. he is due back in court next week. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: all right, turning overseas now, a u.s. military air strike in baghdad today took out a militia leader blamed for recent attacks on u.s. forces in iraq. and in the red sea, the iranian-backed houthi militia launched a drone boat, that's new, and it came within miles of u.s. navy and commercial ships. the drone blew up but did no damage. the u.s. and allies have repeatedly warned the houthis to stop attacking cargo ships and tankers. turning now to the migrant crisis at the southern border, the biden administration is pushing back against harsh republican criticism that the president isn't doing enough to ease the burden. and tonight, new york city filing a lawsuit to halt the unannounced busing of migrants to the city

. >> reporter: deobra redden appearing in court on wednesday. a repeat offender, he had pleaded guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm. the 30-year-old telling judge mary kay holthus he did not think he deserved another trip to prison. >> i feel that, like, i shouldn't be, like, sent to prison for a second time. >> reporter: the judge reminded redden of his lengthy criminal record. >> three felonies grossed, nine misdemeanors, multiple dvs -- you got a lot going on, sir. >> reporter: redden saying he was working to turn his life around, but judge holthus denying his request for probation. >> i appreciate that, but i think its time that he get a taste of something else. because -- i just can't let that history. in the accordance with the laws of the state of nevada -- >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> reporter: redden then leaping over the bench. landing on top of the judge, brawling with court officers and attorneys. minutes later, judge holthus standing up. >> she's shaken up, as most people would be. a couple of bruises. but i'm ve

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i mean, i think that we are looking at every opportunity we can to make things better for redden now faces a slew of new charges, and judge holthus will be back to oversee his new sentencing, scheduled for next week. >> court officials say they're now reviewing security measures and hope to increase the number of marshals. >> as one of the world's largest supermarket chains will no longer stock pepsi products because of a dispute over rising prices, french grocery chain carrefour is pulling items like pepsi, lay's, doritos and cheetos from its shelves in france, italy, spain and belgium. the store left notes for customers, explaining that the decision was due to what the store calls unacceptable price increase is coming up. >> the youtube star, who staged a plane crash, speaks out as he begins serving prison time, also ahead, a new clue in the mystery surrounding d.b. cooper, the man who a plane in 1971 and made off with $200,000 in cash a year after a heart attack, mike's feeling like himself again. but even though time has passed, his risk of a second attack hasn't. mike is still l

the seasoned judge was sentencing deobra redden to prison for attempted battery. assaults, jumping over the bench, tackling her to the ground and sending a court-martial to the hospital. the terrifying episode calling into question security procedures in our nation's courts. how common is it to have attacks or threats like this in a courtroom? >> attacks like this, these emotional impromptu acts of violence occur probably daily in courtrooms across the country. >> reporter: like this incident in mississippi, a suspect caught on video, throwing things at the judge. but las vegas officials say they have never seen anything like this. >> there is plenty of instances where somebody is, you know, becomes rowdy in the courtroom. this is the first one i've seen where somebody supermanned over the judicial bench. >> reporter: redden faces multiple new felony charges of battery, including battery against a protective person, meaning the judge, and her court staff. according to court records, he refused to appear in court thursday to face those new charges. clark county's d

this time deobra redden was shackled and wearing a face mask.s sentenced him for up to four years in prison on an earlier attempted battery charge. redden was seen leaping over the bench last wednesday and attacking the judge. he's due back in court today facing a different judge after being charged in last week's attack. >>> still to come, attention home buyers. if you're looking for an affordable house, why you should consider a city famously known for its snowy winters. consider for snowy winters. things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri

leading up to the terrifying incident, 30-year-old deobra redden, who has a history of violent crimes, plead guilty to attempted battery with substantial bodily harm, but asked judge mary kay holthus for leniency. >> i feel that, like, i shouldn't be, like, sent to prison for a second time. >> reporter: the judge denied his plea. >> i think it's time he gets a taste of something else i can't let that history. >> reporter: that's when redden flew through the air, tackling her, sparking this bloody brawl that sent one court marsha to the hospital. the incident shedding light on security threats facing judges across the country how common is it to have attacks like this in a courtroom >> i think they're very common. it is a national issue at all the levels, the attacks to judicial officers in and out of the court. >> reporter: like in this mississippi courtroom. surveillance video showing the moment a suspect began throwing things at the judge. then in october, a maryland judge killed by a man after he ruled against him in a child custody case and in 2020, there was that horrifying attac

now, redden is now facing several new charges including battery on a protected person, guys. it is insane. and they have got the bailiffs. they have the protective people over to the side where if somebody here in the chair was going to run around the side, they could stop him. but whoever thought -- i mean, the guy literally is flying at her. he jumps over the bench and tackles her right there. i also read this morning las vegas paper that apparently the both of them, the judge and one of the protective agents ended up going to the hospital. unclear if they have been released yet. the judge just had minor injuries. there is a picture where she is holding her head. it looks like she hi hit her head against the wall. the courtroom marshall had a bleeding gash on his head and dislocated shoulder. this guy was in court because he allegedly attack ad person with a baseball bat last year when he was arrested. now facing charges of battery on a protected person. she made obvious she was going to send him to prison. she said. >> steve: denied probation. >> ainsley: he stood up and s

on the face of thirty-year-old dobra redden there is a black mask that resembles a muzzle, like a wildn, there are special clamps on his hands that do not allow him to work with his fingers. the precaution is not accidental; with these same fingers, reden just a few days ago tried to strangle themis’s servant right during the process. these shots were taken a few minutes before the incident, the accused raden is in the hall. justice speaks about repentant, he hoped that his words would pity the mistress; instead of a real sentence for causing bodily harm, he would receive probation, but judge mary holthus, who, by the way, had forgiven the man several times for other violations, decided to send the criminals to prison, reden lost his temper , here the young man easily flies over the fence and knocks the judge to the floor, she fortunately escaped with a concussion, and the bailiff also suffered, a safety issue. in american courts it is acute; in the states, criminals are not placed in special boxes, they sit quietly in the courtroom with their lawyers and often stage performances after

hey hey, you moment dobrev redden attacked a judge. mary kay holthus, as she was preparing to sentence him for attacking someone with a baseball bat last year. holthus said redden knocked her out of her chair, slammed her head against the wall and ripped out some of her hair. today, redden returned to the courtroom in shackles and a mask and was sentenced to 19 months to two years in prison for last year's baseball bat attack. as temperatures plummet, those p-g-and-e's bills could skyrocket, especially now with new rates. >> the best roads in the bay where you can find them, and the effort to bring a panda to the bay area the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis is important. b is for belief that there may be more you can do. just remember that k is for kidneys and kerendia. for adults living with ckd in type 2 diabetes, kerendia is proven to reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. kerendia is a once-daily tablet that treats

. >> debra redden faces a dozen charges, including battery, extortion, intimidating a public officer and attempted murder on an older person. the attack happened last week when the judge was about to sentence redden on an attempted battery case. whoa whoa whoa, hey whoa, hey, man, that video just yesterday, the judge who was attacked completed the sentencing on that original case, sending redden to prison for up to four years. >> a spiraling situation in ecuador tonight where the president has declared a state of emergency. a scary scene unfolding at a television station that was broadcasting at the time. armed men burst into the studio and ordered the employees to get on the floor. now listen to what happens minutes later as police stormed the building intense and scary. ecuador's attorney general says 13 people were arrested. all of this comes on the heels of a notorious drug lord escaping from prison. a number of violent incidents have occurred throughout the country. >> there's more rain on the way for the bay area. sandhya has a look at the rest of the but his vision dimmed with

it shows 30 year old dobra redden jumping over the bench right, right.inst the wall and then fell to the floor while knocking over the courtroom flag. redden pleaded guilty to attempted battery, but he did not want to go to prison again. when the judge listed off his a lengthy rap sheet. three felonies, nine misdemeanors and multiple domestic violence accusations, and he still asked for leniency. but the judge denied his request for probation and that apparently set him off again. >> i appreciate that, but i think it's time that he gets a taste of something else because i just can't with that history, in accordance with the laws of the state of nevada, this court. hey, whoa whoa whoa, hey. >> and the judge had minor injuries while a courtroom marshal had a bleeding gash on his forehead. >> and a dislocated shoulder. a statement from the court says, we commend the heroic acts of the judge's staff, law enforcement, and all others who subdued the defendant. we are reviewing all our protocols, and abc news has learned that redden has a history of mental illn

brutal barrage of punches judge is recovering and stitches in his head and a dislocated shoulder reddenacing additional felon i-ins and seven misdemeanors, six additional felonies dana i guess he wasn't being truthful with the i changed committed assault a minute later. >> longer than a cvs receipt and how many times kind of surprising you don't see it more often. i know as a defendant you don't have to be if he doesn't have to be hand cuffed on he couldn't do that. i don't know how he launches leak that from the ground up. i do -- i'm not going to fault security there. but it feels like took them a long time to get him off of her. she's punched several times, and judges go through a lot. judge will be able to attest to that more than me but i think this is absolutely horrendous. >> i think it is a terrible idea they still have those mini trampolines in front -- i mean it serves no -- obl obviously no purpose but to her but this happen qhs you look up everything but the criminal i'm sure the solution is i think we have to put the judge behind plexiglass like a jumbo tube of crest and st

redden asking the judge for leniency. >> i feel like i shouldn't be sent to prison for a second time.: the judge reminding redden of his lengthy criminal record before denying a request for probation. >> three felonies, nine misdemeanors, multiple dve's. you got a lot going on, sir. >> reporter: moments later, redden leaping over the defense table and the judicial bench, landing on top of the judge sparking a brawl with the court marshals and a clerk, all sustaining injuries. redden's family telling our affiliates he has suffered from mental illness. >> i just think his reactions were not premeditated. it was triggered because he seemed to have been pleading for his freedom. >> reporter: judicial safety is a concern across the country. at the federal level 1,300 threats were made against protected person, that includes judges in 2022. robin, what that doesn't include is judges at the state level. >> kayna, those threats have largely moved online? >> reporter: yeah, robin, they have. since they've shipped it online, there was an assessment made. it found that the marshal service lacked

as for the resident of las vegas, good redden, the flying criminal, as he was nicknamed in the press,reedom. a week after the scandalous trial, he heard a new sentence, 4 years in prison for attacking a servant of themis. he, it seems, took the decision calmly to descend into a new flight, they didn’t give him a chain, whose guards were holding a particularly dangerous criminal. the scandalous case of translators is being dragged out by key persons involved in the theft of more than 500 million budget funds and can avoid criminal liability due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. we are talking about the former head of the judicial department of the moscow region valery kuzmich and his deputies. as follows from the materials, the money allocated to pay for the services of translators in the courts was in fact misappropriated. to expose the fraudulent group you should. it took several years, the process of judges it’s been going on for 4 years now, hearings are regularly postponed for various reasons, the statute of limitations expires at the end of 2024, and a conviction i

the judge began beating her guards who arrived in time, now... only a few days after the incident, reddenthe same judge, but with extreme security measures, report by alexander mostovoy. on the face of thirty-year-old dobra redna, a black mask reminiscent of a muzzle, like a wild animal, a man is led on a chain into a las vegas courtroom. on the hands special clamps that do not allow you to work with your fingers. the precaution is not accidental, with these same fingers, reden just a few days ago. tried to strangle the servants of themis right during the trial. these images were taken a few minutes before the incident. the accused raden speaks of repentance in the hall of justice. he hoped that his words would pity the fimida, instead of a real sentence for causing bodily harm, he would receive probation. but judge mary holthus, who, by the way, had previously forgiven the man several times for other violations, decided send the criminal to prison. reden lost his temper. here is a young man with ease. flies over the fence and knocks the judge to the floor; fortunately, she got a concussi

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there , a judge denied bail to defendant delon redden, who was seeking parole. in the case of beatingss bodily injuries, the defendant did not like it so much that he suddenly jumped from his seat and , jumping over the bench, began to simply beat the judge the security forces intervened in the situation, but the representative of the american famida and one of the bodyguards got away with it, now the man may face another case, although he is not used to them, delon reden already had three convictions before this. well... that's all i have in the world about ukraine section, that's all only for today, there will be more tomorrow and more will be in our next broadcast, so don't switch. wow, i went for a walk, water, there is not enough ordinary water here, drink reo. i'm saving myself. reo. you are ready, dear, ready, took reo. reo - water for special medical purposes. turn on well, it's when everything is as you want. click, and you are in the world of washes. click. and around the world of cinema, then, oh, what you need, megogo, turn on hundreds of channels , thousands of movies and

the horses did end up doing their business on the floor and it was redden box task and duty to do thenot cool. >> reporter: how did you get picked to clean up after the horses? >> i was in the deli try not to be seen across the store and my manager looks at me and goes, riley, and yelled for me. >> a grocery store horse parade. >> it was wild, honestly. >> these settled up customers finally left and settled up through the self checkout line. they ponied up to pay the bill. >> not the cleanup you want in the grocery store. >>> the el dorado county sheriff's office says it is aware of what happened, and they are looking into whether to recommend any charges. >>> that is it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area now with sarah donchey in for juliette. >>> a wet and windy storm making its way through the bay area right now. it is a first alert weather day with waves of heavy rain for the first evening commute of this new year . >>> two ways of the moderate and heavy rainfall trekking across the bay area. we are tracking more which is offshore and will make its way through the rest of thi

there a judge denied bail to defendant delon redden, who was seeking parole in a battery-with-serious-injuryefendant did not like this so much that... he suddenly jumped from his seat and jumped over the bench and started simply beating the judge. the security forces intervened in the situation, but the representative of the american famida and one of the bodyguards were fine. got it, now the man may be threatened with another case, although he is not used to them. delon reden already had three convictions before that. well well, that's all i have in the world about ukraine section, that's all for today, tomorrow there will be more, and there will be more in our further broadcast, so don't switch. on obey feel free, you are real, and every touch will be tender when the world on obey opens up to you, loving yourself is now very easy, feel free, pamper yourself every day, naobi feelf is real you. this is a truly intriguing film, a film about the life and career of the first female prime minister of great britain. where there is disorder we will bring harmony, where there is error we will bring

he's right about south carolina, but not so much the state, which is automatically reddened will voteor any republican in november. it's that congressman jim clyburn there for the 2020 campaign, revived the president's candidates. you know, it's january, and it is not unusual, if you go back to previous cycles to find, even in common democrats like bill clinton and barack obama, be weak with certain constituencies. they have nine months to rebuild that. so does joe biden. the elect isn't tomorrow, isn't next week, isn't next monday. >>> and on the republican side, nikki haley is saying the same thing, don't count her out yet. as she campaigns in her home state of south carolina, she's calling trump unhinged how he's reabsented to her. do you think she can close the gap with trump in south carolina and perhaps even beyond? >> no, i really don't. she servings a good purpose being in the race. she keeps donald trump busy, and, of course he didn't react well to criticism. he'll get a lot from nikki haley. i think there's a lot of republicans. not a majority, but 25%, 30% who have never bo

. >> redden was jailed on $54,000 bail, refused to appear in court today on new charges and is now scheduled next appearance on tuesday. >> all right, we want to warn you here next weekend, there's going to be a major freeway closure in the east bay interstate 680 will close in the southbound direction from the 580 interchange all the way to highway 84, in sunol. you see it on the map. the closure will start on the night of the 12th and last through the morning of the 16th. this is the same stretch that closed in november. caltrans is planning once again to pave another stretch of the roadway. there will be detours, but drivers should be prepared for some serious backups. >> what a night. the first golden bachelor gary turner, married fiancee teresa in a live ceremony right here on abc seven reporter sophie flay with our sister station in los angeles, was at the golden wedding, which was filled with tears of joy. >> some surprises, and a lot of love. i choose you, teresa, to be my wife. >> to be my wife. it's the first ever golden wedding. >> gary and teresa have tied the knot. >> it is my h

a convicted felon lunged at a judge as she was about to sentence him to jail. 30—year—old deobra redden court spokesperson says the judge has "experienced some injuries" after she fell back from her seat and the court marshal who came to her aid was taken to hospital for treatment. the defendant was being sentenced in a battery case. new charges have been laid against him. stay with us. whether across the uk has certainly been testing our patients in the recent weeks but there are indications of something quieter as we head towards the weekend, until then most of the countryside looking like this, waterlogged, a lot of flooding at the moment, there are hundreds of flood warnings in effect across the country and in fact we may well add to those across southern england overnight as there is yet more rain to come. it is this swell of cloud moving in from the south—west, it will bring a brief speu south—west, it will bring a brief spell of heavy rain and strengthening winds. spelling and a lot of cloud across wales and the midlands, the best of brighter skies in northern england, northern i

nevada, where a judge denied bail to defendant delon redden, who was seeking parole in a battery-withjury case. this defendant did not like it so much that he suddenly jumped from his seat and, jumping over the bench, began to simply beat the judge the security forces intervened in the situation, but the representative of the american themis and one of the bodyguards got away with it, now the man may face another case, although he is not used to them. delon reden already had three convictions before that. well, that's all i have in the world about ukraine section, that's all for today, tomorrow there will be more, and there will be more in our next broadcast, so don't switch. there are discounts on deflu, 20% in pharmacies, plantain bam and oskad. it is a good tradition during the christmas holidays to carol together with the picardy carol third tickets on the website concert ua, media partner, espresso tv. the spirit of christmas will definitely come to your city. pigardian tertia.

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. >> redden was jailed on $54,000 bail, refused to appear in court today on new charges and is now scheduledis next appearance on tuesday. >> all right, we want to warn you here next weekend, there's going to be a major freeway closure in the east bay interstate 680 will close in the southbound direction from the 580 interchange all the way to highway 84, in sunol. you see it on the map. the closure will start on the night of the 12th and last through the morning of the 16th. this is the same stretch that closed in november. caltrans is planning once again to pave another stretch of the roadway. there will be detours, but drivers should be prepared for some serious backups. >> what a night. the first golden bachelor gary turner, married fiancee teresa in a live ceremony right here on abc seven reporter sophie flay with our sister station in los angeles, was at the golden wedding, which was filled with tears of joy. >> some surprises, and a lot of love. i choose you, teresa, to be my wife. >> to be my wife. it's the first ever golden wedding. >> gary and teresa have tied the knot. >> it is my

a convicted felon lunged at a judge as she was about to sentence him to jail. 30 year old deobra redden in las vegas. i think it's time he gets a taste of something else. shouting a court spokesperson says the judge has "experienced some injuries" after she fell back from her seat and the court marshal who came to her aid was taken to hospital for treatment. the defendant was being sentenced in a battery case. new charges have been laid against him. you are watching bbc news. from a young age, will melbourne was described as a genius with a troubled mind. a rising social media star who documented his mental health struggles online. aged 19, he died alone in supported accommodation. three years on, his inquest has finally taken place — and will's family say they only got the answers they needed because of a trail of evidence he had left for them. ruth clegg has the story — and you may find parts of her report upsetting. hi, my name's will, i'm 18 and i have severe mental health problems. he was passionate about so many things. he was intelligent. he was so loving. he had been troubled hi

. >> any crimes now, -- >> jeanine: that defendant, deobra redden said he is a person that never stopsg no matter how hard it is. give me a break! i can't tell you how many times i heard sob stories like that one when i was sitting on the bench. this is a man with three felony convictions, nine misdemeanors, two which were domestic violence, two prison terms on, and he was in court yesterday for a sentencing after having pled guilty to attacking someone with a baseball bat. when clark county district court judge mary kay holthus is putting him behind bars, mr. i'm turning my life around did this. >> i think it is time that you get a taste of something else because i just can't -- >> [bleep] >> hey! [bleep] , [bleep] , [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> jeanine: you know, it is outrageous when some courtroom it's are like a zoo and no in courtroom spear of the judge is right, his actions proved her right yet again. this has been a problem since i was a judge and a prosecutor, but it's gotten so much worse. years ago i was prosecuting a man accused of killing a baby by putting the baby in scaldi

marshall had to get stitches in his head and sustained a dislocated's older, deobradelone redden wasy facing four years for impacting sample with the baseball back. now he faces six more felonies and seven misdemeanors. you know emily when i saw this everyone was posting regular clips of it and up till you see the whole thing play out and you realize how long they had to fight this meant i just wondered how no one pulled a weapon? >> that's a quick question. my first thought to be honest what's i'm sure he's done it before and whose can be his next victim? and? and ironically that's what the judge was talking about when he was mentioning his history and then giving him that sentence when you get attacked her. we all know that the majority of those who are convicted of battery or engage in battery and assault do it again. and the percentage arises when it's a man on female beating, such a neat lock in the way please. it's just a matter of time before someone -- it could be a fatal victims and i have to point out, the threats against federal judges now, in the first three months of 202

the court tells cnn redden's request for probation has been denied jury selection underway in a trialend the career of the nra's long time chief wayne lapierre and transform the nation's largest gun rights group. it stems from a 2022 lawsuit against him and three other nra executives accusing the organization of decades of corruption. >> they use millions upon millions of dollars from the nra for personal use, including for lavish trips for themselves and their families, private jets, expensive meals. >> that was new york attorney general letitia james in 2020. she is seeking to oust lapierre. they have denied wrongdoing, lapierre saying this is an unconstitutional premeditated attack aiming to destroy the nra. the nra is well governed and committed to good governance. "the new york times" highlighted sop revelations in recent years that will be front and center. he was a regular at a boutique in beverly hills where he spent $40,000 of nra money in an outing, build $250,000 for travel to, among other places, palm beach, florida, reno, nevada, the bahamas, and lake como. he said these

several photos releaced showing the scene after the struggle documents, state redden slammed whole fuss is head against the wall and pulled some hair out of her head. marshall, shame, brandon and more clerk michael lasso. >> seen jumping into action were also hurt with brandon receiving. 25 stitches to a in his forehead. this is a very unique situation that as far as i know, it's never happened before with somebody. superman over judicial bench clark county district court chief judge jerry wise spoke thursday about efforts to increase security and add more marshall positions for courtroom safety. we're doing what we can to continue to maintain. >> the integrity of the court and the safety that we have here. judge holthus already back to work a day after the attack as many like martin are still trying to digest. the situation got to be aware with people going. >> and the judge is expected to continue the sentencing hearing on that original case on monday. it's 10. 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> a woman was robbed coming home from the bank. and now police have some tips

redden is facing six new felony charges after lunging at the judge.ng to have to do some time. he didn't like it. this was not the first encounter. the judge released him last year on probation after he pleaded guilty to home invasion charges. red continue is scheduled to appear in court again on monday. major blow to joe biden's green agenda. a wind project off the coast of new york near us has been canceled by developers and seemingly his very own bidenomics were to blame. energy developers says the project was scrapped due to inflation, interest rates, and supply chain disruption. here to react to that is the committee for a constructive tomorrow the president craig rucker. your reaction to the shelving of this multi million dollars project? let's just say the winds of ill fortune are blowing hard against biden's offshore energy agenda. of course, he wanted to put in about 30,000 megawatts of offshore wind by the year 2030. what happened yesterday is indicative of what has been happening in recent months. we had another wind company bail out of the

redden, when he ran up to the bench and jumped over the furniture to assault her.watching us on television, he leaps over her desk , grabbing her by the hair, desk, grabbing her by the hair, pulling to ground when pulling her to the ground when security quickly sprung into action restrain him and drag action to restrain him and drag him away . and luke littler has him away. and luke littler has maintained high spirits despite losing in the world darts championship final, saying he'll come back stronger. the 16 year old lost to the new world number one luke humphries, who beat him seven four last night, and it is a landmark success for humphries, who's now one four of the last five major tournaments . the last five major tournaments. he's pledged to donate some of his prize money to prostate cancer uk, a charity close to his heart. humph kyrees told gb news that his dreams have come true. >> it feels incredible. um, you know, it's something i've obviously dreamed of for many, many years and, uh, you know, to go out do it last in go out and do it last night in such e

several photos released showing the scene after the struggle, documents, state redden slammed whole fuss is head against the wall and pulled some hair out of her head. marshall, shame, brandon and more clerk michael lasso. >> seen jumping into action were also hurt with brandon receiving. 25 stitches to a in his forehead. this is a very unique situation that as far as i know, it's never happened before with somebody. superman over judicial bench clark county district court chief judge jerry wise spoke thursday about efforts to increase security and act more marshall positions for courtroom safety. we're doing what we can to continue to maintain. >> the integrity of the court and the safety that we have here. judge holthus already back to work a day after the attack as many like martin are still trying to digest. the situation got to be aware with people going. sasha loftus now. >> the judge is expected to continue the sentencing hearing on this original case on monday. >> o k 9.22. is the time we're going to take a break. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a woman is robbed when s

several photos released showing the scene after the struggle, documents, state redden slant whole fusshead against the wall and pulled some hair out of her head. marshall, shame, brandon and more clerk michael lasso. >> seen jumping into action were also hurt with brandon receiving. 25 stitches to a in his forehead. this is a very unique situation that as far as i know, it's never happened before with somebody. superman over judicial bench. clark county district court chief judge jerry wise spoke thursday about efforts to increase security and add more marshall positions for courtroom safety. we're doing what we can to continue to maintain. >> the integrity of the court and the safety that we have here. judge holthus already back to work a day after the attack as many like martin are still trying to digest. the situation got to be aware with people going. sasha loftus 8 news now. >> the judge is expected to continue the sentencing hearing on the original case on monday. >> cybersecurity tips we can all use from the guy who keeps celebrities, executives and athletes safe from online thr

, judge mary kay holthus stressed that today's sentence was the same she planned to impose before reddenattacked her last week. whoa whoa whoa, hey hey faces seven counts of battery on a protected person and battery in connection with this attack. that case will be heard by a different judge in san francisco's board of supervisors. >> is expected to approve a gaza ceasefire resolution tomorrow. now that comes after clashes at city hall this morning during a hearing ahead of tomorrow's potential final vote. today's hearing was opened for public comment. where community members expressed their concern about the ongoing israel-hamas war since the october 7th attack by hamas. more than 1200 israelis and more than 2200 palestinians have been killed. if approved, san francisco would be the third bay area city to publicly condemn the war. >> protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza interrupted a campaign event today by president biden. he was at mother emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina, courting black voters. the topic unexpectedly turned to the israeli hamas war >> i've been q

whoa whoa whoa, hey reddened faces, seven counts of battery on a protected person, and battery in connectionwith this attack that case will be heard by a different judge. >> the official law enforcement memorial service for officer tuan lei will be tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. it's open to the public. the service will be held at the three crosses church in castro valley. part of the tribute yesterday for the oakland police officer. he was killed in the line of duty ten days ago. the department's first death since 2009. you might remember how winds blasted holes into several skyscrapers in downtown san francisco early last year. well now, city leaders say changes are being made. high rises built after 1998 will now be required to have window inspections every five years. a san francisco board of supervisors committee just passed that policy. building owners will have to do visual checks every five years, and a more comprehensive inspection every ten years. >> we're getting an idea of what p-g-and-e's bills might look like as we get into the colder months. the utility says regulator approved ra

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redden?> reporter: tuesday, the 30-year-old, whose family says has a history of mental illness, stood in front of a different judge answering to attempted murder, battery and extortion charges among others. >> you understand these charges? >> yes, i understand them. >> now officials in las vegas are looking at the possibility of adding more security personnel. the judge had a single court marshal with her, and he needed 25 stitches in his head after that attack. just a terrifying situation. >> it really is. hard to describe. thank you. u.s. district court judge esther salas knows about the threat to judges. her beloved son daniel was murdered at their home by a gun man who was targeting her. judge salas joins us exclusively this morning. always a pleasure to be in your presence. >> same here. >> our audience really responds to what you say. and you want to honor daniel. you've been doing it by fighting for the protection of judges and their families. what goes through your mind when you see t