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footage from daniel rodriguez's fbi interrogation in march of 2021 shows rodriguez confessing to attacking >> what do you want me to tell you? then i tased them? yes. >> explain. >> why did you change them? >> i don't know i'm a piece of -- i don't know i'm sorry. he's a human being with children. he's not a bad guy it sounds. like he's just doing his job. >> daniel rodriguez said that he was attacking the capitol on january 6th because donald trump told him to. we >> how do you get to january 6th? what else happens in that period of time. >> drug problem? >> tell me about that. >> how did he let you know to come to d. c.? >> if he's the commander in chief the leader of our country, and he's calling for help, they thought he was calling for help. i thought it was doing the right thing. just had no plans of what was going to happen. i didn't know it was going to happen. i'm not a leader of anybody. in just we had good intentions, big involved as a. turning whatever. i don't know what was going to happen. i really didn't. >> joining us now, nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly. harry lippma

rodrÍguez. chÁvez. vÁsquez. ahora gallardo.de se equivoca y la toca mal. hace varios minutos que el partido estÁ liquidado y honduras sigue cindy al al con direcciÓn a porterÍa. es el gol de orbelìn pineda. la manda a guardar. la tiene jorge sÁnchez. ahora reyes. fue muy bueno el recorrido de garcÍa. la estaba tocando, pero tambiÉn es muy buena la lectura. cabezazo de osiel. "piojo" con romo viene la apertura para jorge sÁnchez. alvarado de primera. la dejÓ cortita. alvarado aprieta. deja para romo. despuÉs vÁsquez y llega bien castillo. parecÍa una mano. el arbitro la deja seguir. rosales estÁ para el apoyo. >> gran partido de chÁvez. me parece que hay una zurda privilegiada. >> cuÁndo te van a pagar la entrega? o alina >> yo ya agarre uno. el balÓn con vÁsquez abriendo para gallardo. santi. >> pensÁbamos que la salada eras tÚ. >> faltaba la combinaciÓn. >> el entradÓn con ese desastre. no se pierda el prÓximo jueves mÉxico frente a haitÍ. atenciÓn que viene la selecciÓn de honduras. dÓnde andas, jay? o alina jay: estoy en el

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calling rodriguez a one-man army of hate. other men who helped attack fanone have been sentenced to over seven years in prison. rodriguez is one of more than 300 rioters charged with attacking law enforcement on january 6th. and among 1,000 arrested overall. fanone who testified and appeared in so many congressional hearings about january 6th was in court today to witness the sentencing. like i said, whit, he'll never forget. >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> next tonight, the supreme court's ethical practices in the spotlight again tonight. "propublica" is reporting that justice samuel alito flew to an alaskan fishing trip back in 2008 on a plane owned by a billionaire whose hedge fund later had cases before the high court. one of which was heard. tonight justice alito is pushing back. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: this time, it's justice samuel alito under scrutiny for luxury travel paid for by a billionaire republican megadonor. "propublica," a nonprofit media organization, reporting that in 2008, justice alito fle

osmÍn rodrÍguez no cabe de contento.z: sÍ, gracias a dios estamos bien con Él. excelente. escobosa: otros, en cambio, viven una realidad diferente. >> yo sÉ que dios me dio a mÍ una hija trabajadora. una hija que ha puesto en alto el nombre de su paÍs, porque un delincuente no le va a dar un documento de estos. visa de trabajo que se la otorgÓ el mismo gobierno. mi hija declara impuestos en estados unidos. escobosa: esta madre llora la detenciÓn de su hija desde enero pasado. en el seno de movir, movimiento de vÍctimas del rÉgimen, ella dice que nada la conecta con las pandillas. >> crÉame, lo que es una cosa bien injusta. porque me les estÁn truncando el sueÑo, el futuro a mi hija. mi hija estudiÓ becada por usaid. escobosa: se refiere a la agencia federal estadounidense para el desarrollo. una a una se cuestionan por quÉ y quÉ serÁ cuando sus seres queridos salgan con una mancha en sus antecedentes. lolita armendÁriz es lÍder de un sindicato y trabaja en la alcaldÍa de chiautzingo. tiene 10 hijos y prÁcticamente toda s

he pleaded guilty, rodriguez it, to four criminal counts., as he exited the courtroom, he shouted, trump won. the judge presiding over this case tore into the insurrectionist, calling his attack a horrific assault. she added that while rodriguez was trying to stop the peaceful -- he was protecting democracy. michael flynn known himself joins me now. what was it like to see the lack of repentance there inside that courtroom today? >> i said in my testimony, my impact statement, daniel rodriguez really ceased to exist to me as a person a long time ago. that is why i have just attached myself from all of these assault cases. it was clear to me, as it has been in the previous cases that there is no remorse. >> what did you think about the sentence? 12 years? was that efficient? >> i thought it was appropriate. listen, i guess for lack of a better term, i am a victim. i am also a law enforcement officer who has 20 years of experience in dealing with criminal cases. i think the 12 years was appropriate. >> yeah, as we just talked about, this guy,

talking to us once again is luis rodriguez rece, javier rodriguez, who can speak to this from, from real experience, from a life. well, lived through some hardship. um, what do you make of that? i mean, i mentioned earlier, you know what we did in guatemala? i wish we hadn't done it, but you know, foreign policy is a funny thing and you could always go through history and find mistakes. but while you know our intervention during the reagan years in el salvador, in nicaragua, in hong doris countries that we sort of the stabilized, you can, i'm not gonna argue politics here. so i'm would say we needed to do what some would say we didn't, but whatever, whatever, whatever it is, the reason we did it, it had a blow back. and that blow back was we ended up with young boys here who had no fathers who came from those disastrous situations and then they became delinquents, and from delinquents, they kind of grow into hardened criminals. how does that happen? well, they may have to do some more, which is bad, you know, but then they end up in another words on the inner cities of america, which has

talking to us once again is luis rodriguez rece, javier rodriguez, who can speak to this from, from real experience, from a life well, lived through some hardship. so what do you make of that? i mean, i mentioned earlier, you know what we did in guatemala? i wish we hadn't done it, but you know, foreign policy is a funny thing and you can always go through history and find mistakes. but while you know our intervention during the reagan years in el salvador, in nicaragua, in honduras countries that we sort of destabilized you can, i'm not going to argue politics here. so i'm would say we needed to do it. so i would say we didn't, but whatever, whatever, whatever it is, the reason we did it, it had a blow back. and that blow back was we ended up with young boys here who had no fathers who came from those disastrous situations. and then they became delinquents, and from delinquents, they kind of grow into hardened criminals. how does that happen? well, they may have to do some more, which is bad, you know, but then they end up in another words on the inner cities of america, which has, she

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>> well i said in my testimony that my impact statement that daniel rodriguez released exist to me asng time ago. that is how i have detached myself from all of these assault cases. and it was clear to me as it has been in the previous criminal cases that there is no remorse on behalf of the defendants. >> what do you think about the sentence, 12, years is that sufficient? >> i thought it was appropriate. i mean, listen, i wear two hats, in these trials, i guess for lack of a better term, i am a victim, but i'm also a law enforcement officer, who has 20 years of experience in dealing with criminal cases, and i think that the 12 u.s. was appropriate. >> and as we just talked about, this got rodriguez repeatedly, the very high at the heart of junior, six below and listen, to this distance from former president trump just a couple days, ago. >> first of all i want to 2020 by a, lot i won in 2020. if you look at all the tapes, everything that you want to look, at you take a look at -- where they have people stuffing the ballot box is on tapes. >> it is 2023, he's running for president aga

the evidence here suggests rodriguez really idolized donald trump. of his communications. what should we expect this morning? >> reporter: you know, i think we can expect a significant sentence, maybe even potentiall years. judge amy berman jackson has made clear during the hearing thus far that she believes that this conduct is much more serious than the conduct of two other defendants who are also charged in connection with the attack on officer fanone. those defendants were sentenced to 7 years and 7.5 years respectively, but she is saying this conduct is more serious and also, danny rodriguez is charged with an additional offense of conspiracy. he actually teamed up with two other defendants, one of whom has been convicted, one who is on the run and is believed to have left the country to come to d.c. and who is talking about stopping the peaceful transfer of power, and used very violent rhetoric. at one point he talked about wanting to kill president biden, wanting members of congress to hang so that a lot of this was very premeditated on danny

but the rodriguez has hope now because of the new carls. we put them there for us today. i like in 3 weeks when we went back there, there was growing. i was like surprised. i couldn't believe it when i heard about it 1st time. i couldn't believe it was unbelievable. it will take time for the small corals to grow into trouble reeves and with the pressure on the ecosystem. not all of them might make it the team on sunday, so aware of that. but every, as it counts just safety ecosystem and the ocean on the doorstep. and they couldn't agree more. they with us now after a short break business is up with rout watts. and don't forget, you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that is the w dot com or handle on social media is at studio. you news, make sure to follow this there as well on the coast really from all of us here in our burly news room. thank you so much for your company. the what secrets lie behind these discovered new adventures and 360 degrees and explore. fascinating world heritage sites dw world heritage, the.

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josé rodriguez: we used to make money with coal, but this is not happening anymore.eric: are these the dying days for coal? and what's going to happen to mining communities? we're going to the coalface to find out. eric: almost every week there's a new international call to ban investment or even phase out the industry completely. and that's going to ramp up at the un climate conference in glasgow, that's being billed as the last chance to save the planet. but where does all that leave the miners, their families, their towns that rely on coal for their livelihood and purpose? well, we're going to explore two communities on different sides of the world that are at that crossroads and they're taking very different paths. in the us, we visit the town of west frankfort, where miners put their faith in donald trump to save them. donald trump: we are putting our great coal miners back to work. eric: he didn't. steve sawalich: in fact, there's been more coal miners laid off while he was president. eric: but with few alternatives, they're hanging on to old king coal. male: y

rodriguez.ich he declared that trump was the winner of the 2020 election. >> how worried are you that in 2024, somebody will be elected who will pardon daniel rodriguez? donald trump is talking about pardons. other candidates, other republican candidates have talked about their open-mindedness to it. >> first of all, i think the language in and of itself regardless of why these candidates clues to use it. i think in the case of ron not desantis, he's looking to hone in on donald trump's voting base. donald trump, i think it is more complicated. i think there's a part of him that wants to pardon these individuals to thumb his nose in the face of americans that opposed him. and i also think he's concerned about individuals cooperating against him. and so dangling this notion of a pardon would at least in his mind, i think, prevent them from doing so. >> but as a victim, as a survivor of a violence caused by these people. how do you personally feel that they could be pardoned, theoretically? >> i m

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i guess the 20 minutes danny rodriguez went through here.ssage is getting through. take a listen. >> these are americans that engaged in seditious activity. i believe that they were traitors, and they should be sentenced accordingly. we need to stop treating these people as anything other than enemy combatants of our democracy. >> danny rodriguez who said he tased the f out of the blue and bragged about it immediately afterwards will be spending the next 12.5 years in federal prison. >> thank you very much. >>> and jack teixeira is set to be arraigned in a boston courtroom as we speak. indicted earlier this month for allegedly leaking classified documents online. he faces six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information related to national security. if convicted, he could face ten years in prison for each of those charges. and up to $1.5 million in fines. >>> coming up next, what dark money is doing to fuel climate inaction. chairman of the budget committee, sheldon whitehouse joins me next. ittee, sheldon wh joins

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rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast.t yeah, certainly below average from coast valleys today, double-digit cooling for warmest inland valleys, low to mid 70's. so almost 15 degrees. >> below average. for those of you in santa rosa and conquered downtown san francisco, 4 degrees below normal and we're going to continue to see that june gloom make a comeback, especially along the coast, very stubborn for our bay area beaches, especially half moon bay and radar for going to track a thicker cloud cover drizzle fest to start out your sunday morning. but temperatures out there right now, widespread 50's and 60's still in the 70's for pittsburgh and brentwood mid to upper 70's there. and we're tracking with the wind tracker for pretty breezy winds out of the west. so getting that cool onshore flow that's going to push that fog bank out there. we are going to see gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour or less. so fortunately below advisory level. but your pride parade forecast for sunday morning at 10, 30 mid 50's possible drizzle a

pedro rodriguez was charged and arrested with deadly conduct. lawyer telling us recently he posted a $100,000 bond and he's now at home with his family. mireya villarreal, abc news, san antonio, texas. in sports tonight, a first ended well for the denver nuggets. denver won its first ever nba finals game, beating miami 104 to 93. as usual, nikola jokic led the way with another triple double. game two is sunday night in denver, right here on abc as the miami heat looked to try to even the series. coming up next, the amnesia some taylor swift fans are experiencing. plus, a spelling bee champion is crowned. can you even pronounce crowned. can you even pronounce the winning word ♪ you really think you can get me to like dark chocolate? without a doubt. won't it taste bitter? not this dark chocolate. ♪ now what? we wait. ♪ i can't... ♪ mmmm... it's delicious! mhmm. i told you it wasn't bitter. from the lindt master chocolatier. discover excellence. expect delicious. hey! it's your dry skin. every day we lose ceramides i need to seal in moisture. cera

pedro rodriguez is actually charged and arrested with deadly conduct and his lawyer telling us tonightt he recently posted a $100,000 bond and now at home with his family. david. >> david: thank you. of course, the full interview with peyton washington tomorrow morning on "good morning america" and what she has to say to the man who opened fire. we continue with the news here tonight and now to another "abc news" special report, tonight our team inside haiti, the u.n. says there've been more civilians killed in haiti then in ukraine in the first four months of this year. tonight, a firsthand look at the horrific violence and met rivers on the dangerous journey to get help to the children. >> reporter: we travel in heavily armored vehicles across haiti headed to one of the most dangerous places in the world right now. so right now, we are going into the area entirely controlled. the only reason we can get in this because one of the gangs has given us permission to enter but they told us we are not allowed to film as we enter the neighborhood because they do not want to show their enemie

rodriguez, can you reach out to her and see what you can do to help her.me victims are the only unwilling participants in a criminal justice system. so it's the least you can do is to have some entities in the government to look out for the victims rights, their due process putting their life together again. you saw an enormous change happening particularly within the criminal justice system recognizing the victims. this was the first time in harris county that a victim actually had input into the sentencing of the defendants. it's routine now. but that kind of set the precedent. >> individuals in the legislature who represented the montrose area already knew who their voter base were and what they expected from them. so when the gays came to the legislature and said, okay, we need hate crimes, they did begin the process of trying to get something passed. >> it put the focus on the fact that we need, a, to address what are now known as hate crimes. murder is still murder. but we need to address the situations, the underlying causes behind them. >> when i a

after pleading guilty in february to multiple charges, rodriguez was sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison with the judge calling him a one-man army of hate he shouted "trump won", after he was sentenced. the officer spoke at the hearing saying he lacked compassion or empathy for rodriguez and anyone else involved in the capitol >>> the republican-led house passed a resolution cleensuring adam schiff. following the vote, schiff was ordered to stand on the house floor and was reprimanded by house speaker kevin mccarthy the motion also requires the house ethics committee to launch an investigation into schiff it was blocked last week over object obje objections to fining schiff $16 million in addition to the rebuke >>> the air national guardsman charged with leaking documents appeared in court on wednesday jack teixeira, who was indicted last week pleaded not guilty to six federal counts the fbi arrested teixeira back in april after he was suspected of sharing classified documents on the social media platform discord. if convicted teixeira could face up to 60 years in prison and a

rodriguez, a >> has more on that. a guys love that teamwork. by the way. >> hard for me. >> a lot of different likely have a great hiking side to compare. you hike that a million times? again, like 2 weeks will be there there you go. >> reigning will it be? you know what's going on a reef and we're going to drive pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon. so monsoonal moisture and also that snow melt really not helping our local rivers streams and creeks throughout this year. that's why they continue to rise. but here's a beautiful live look. san francisco international airport not really tracking that june. gloom head out and enjoy that beautiful full moon. the june moon also known as the strawberry been lighting up the bay area night sky tonight. but here's a look at the flood warnings and flood watches. and like we mentioned in our last story them or said river in mariposa county currently under a flood watch. just because it does continue to rise not just because of the snow melt but also pop-up thunderstorms in the forecast. we did see some th

we know that there's a background of a fog and clouds there numbers rodriguez joining us now to look at forecast in recent ye. certainly gloomy out there in the bay area. so it must be a june right on cue. we're tracking that fog bank out there, even making its trek across the bay into the east bay shoreline over berkeley and radar we're tracking a lot of that high cloud cover starting to make its way inland and future cast for going to see a round of widespread drizzle, especially along the coast. really just bring us traces amount of rain at best from coastal valleys. but we are expecting to see a lot of sunshine for inland valleys and then that cloud cover going remain stubborn along the coast. pacific leaf our bay area beaches until we see the return of that june gloom once again for your sunday night impacting your monday morning commute. but let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. we're tracking widespread low to mid and upper 50's still in the low to upper 60's from concord all the way into brentwood bread with them all the city, 69 degrees. and even for those o

but as we've been saying all this time possible, still going fire reese rodriguez here for more on conditions tonight and into tomorrow. murray yeah, let's take a look at current conditions out there where that snow fire is burning and we are tracking temperatures still on the warm side, even at this 8 o'clock hour, 80 degrees with relative humidity jumping up to 42% wind speeds. fortunately on the calm side in the single digits. but when trucker for >> going to show an increase in wind speeds by tonight into the double digits in that 10 to 20 miles per hour range. for most of those of you in our napa valley's and even along our bay area coastline, we're going to see wind gusts in that 20 to 30 miles per hour range. and it's only going to increase for the 2nd half of your father's day sunday. so we are going to see wind speeds 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour by early sunday night. and with that cooler temperatures as well. so it is going to be a cooler cloudier day, especially along the coast for the bay area. better clearing inland, but a little bit of partial

rodriguez joining us now with a look at the murray city. yeah, the sun certainly setting very late this evening and winter are. some are still says just around the corner on wednesday. so let's take a look at this beautiful post sunset out there in the east bay over berkeley. and we're going to see the sunset at 8.35. for the next couple of nights, even for the longest day of the year, as far as some light goes on wednesday. >> just in time for summer let's take a look at wind tracker for kuz. the other big weather story that we're tracking is going to be the blustery winds out of the west. 32 miles per hour sustained winds with gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour along the coast. that's going to continue through monday morning where we could see gusts for bay area coastline, upwards of 40 miles per hour or less and even extending into our inland valleys, tracking wind gusts in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range. so winds certainly going to how for our bay area coastline through monday night. no wind advisories in effect. what it's going to c

jorge rodriguez. he is an internal medicine in viral specialist. dr.guez, this was really stunning. i think probably to a lot of people. the icu is very serious. but the icu for several days, what does that tell you? what do you think happened here? >> i think, i also heard reports that she had been intubated. which meant that she had a tube in her mouth to, or long's. breathing for her. so that in of itself is very serious. you just do not do that as a precautionary measure. it tells me that madonna had probably a very disseminated infection. it could have been a pneumonia, an infection of the lungs. caused her not to be able to breathe. and either when they call the paramedics, and i hope they did. or what you got to the emergency, room they immediately started breathing for her. and integrating. her again, that is supposition because we know very little. the fact that she was in the icu and they have already identified this is a bacterial infection, also leads me to believe that she may have been septic. which means that some sort of bacterial infec

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez live at city hall with more on the celebrations.e will be a lot of celebrating here at city hall today as well because 250 couples are going to be getting married here in a special lgbtq+ ceremony. this comes 10 years after california resumed same-sex marriage. as sunday, we know it is the big pride parade, one of the largest pride celebrations in the world and organizers are estimating about half a million people will visit san francisco for pride. the parade will go along markets, 8th street for the celebration at civic center. yesterday, abc 7 saw cruise putting up barricades for the parade on market street, numerous treats closed until the parade is over. some closures already started and more are coming today. reggie talked to sf pride executive director susan ford on abc 7 at 7:00 this week about the many festivities this weekend. >> friday is the trans march, pride will take a day off or that and keep working. then saturday, i want everybody to know to come up to the civic center because princess nokia will be the headliner a

. >> chris rodriguez joining us now a look at the forecast in a recent.h, we're definitely going to track some major changes, especially to start your work week monday because >> it is typical to see june gloom this time of year, but very rare to see severe thunderstorms and in addition to that, measurable rain for the month of june. so we're tracking pop-up thunderstorms that could be possible starting monday afternoon through tuesday. we could pick up at least about a 10th of an inch of rain for most of the bay area. but if any pop-up thunderstorms do form, we could see at least a 3rd of an inch of rain or more, especially when we see those gusty winds, heavy downpours and that threat of thunder and lightning. and we're going to continue to see greater chances of pop-up thunderstorms in the coming days for this year, especially in the afternoon hours because of that monsoonal moisture. so radar for we are tracking dry conditions, but the return of that fog bank out there right now hanging tight along the coastline, going to make its way inland overnight

a man named daniel rodriguez was sentenced to 12 1/2 years yesterday. he shouted, trump won, as he was sentenced according to multiple witnesses in the courtroom. rodriguez acknowledged attacking and seeing officer fanone before his sentencing but did not apologize. he insisted he believed a civil war was breaking out and he bleed guilty earlier this year to a host of charges including inflicting bodily injury to officers using a dangerous or deadly weapon. rodriguez also bragged about his crimes including his attack on officer fanone in an online chat room writing, quote, tase the "f" out of the blue. >> i mean i'll say it and i think it's been clear by the defendant's own behavior that there is no remorse at least for the individuals in which i came in contact with on january 6th who were criminally charged. >>> still ahead we'll turn to sports. we've got another big trade in the nba just before the league's draft tonight. plus we've got a wrap up of last night's action across major league baseball. we'll be right back with all that. right back with a