sorenson herself eventually acknowledging there was no attempted kidnapping, but her attorney arguingat trial and maintains that there was no kidnapping on december 7th. she misperceived and misunderstood a series of random events which were occurring around her, and made an honest report to police on december 7th. >> reporter: instead, her attorney saying now after seeing anything, the video and statements about what happened that day, sorenson realizes she made a mistake. >> i don't think she had any understanding of how this would spread and the impact it would cause. >> reporter: sorenson is looking at a maximum six months behind bars. her sentencing date has not yet been set. her lawyer telling us she is no longer active on social media. robin? >> that might be a good idea. thank you. to new mortgage rules taking effect this morning. elizabeth schulze joins us. what is changing and what it means for those looking to buy a home. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: good morning, robin. if you are looking to buy a new home or refinance your mortgage, these changes in federal rules

prosecutors say sorenson purchased some items, loaded them and her kids into the car and then left the parking lot. then minutes later, prosecutors say she called petaluma police to report a couple tried to kidnap her and her children. >> prosecutors say sorensen's report was determined to be false and was resoundingly contradicted by the accused couple and the security video from the store sorenson was acquitted of 2 additional misdemeanors related to giving false information to a dispatcher and false information to a police officer. but she now faces up to 6 months in jail. >> sonoma county district attorney karla rodriguez releasing a statement about the case saying this verdict will enable us to hold ms sorensen accountable for her crime while at the same time helping to exonerate the couple. that was falsely accused. she goes on to say the case is also important in that it illustrates the importance of using social media responsibly. a mississippi man is found guilty of federal charges related to messaging children for conduct content in rohnert park in may of last year. officers

prosecutors say sorenson purchased some items, loaded them in her kids into her car and then left the parking lot. then minutes later, prosecutors say she called petaluma police to report that the couple tried to kidnap her and her children. prosecutors say sorensen's report was determined to be false, though and was resoundingly contradicted by the accused couple as well as the store video. >> sorensen was acquitted of 2 additional misdemeanors related to giving false information to a dispatcher and false information to a police officer. she now faces up to 6 months in jail. sonoma county da karla rodriguez did release a statement about this case saying in part, quote, the verdict will enable us to hold ms aaronson accountable for her crime. well, the same time helping to exonerate the couple that was falsely accused. she goes on to say the case is also important and then it illustrates the importance of using social media responsibly. >> some new video tonight of a man being rescued after the car. he was driving in had gun off of a cliff and fell more than 500 feet down a hill. this

a couple tried to kidnap her and her kids, a sonoma county district attorney's office says katie sorenson posted on instagram back in december of 2020. >> accusing the couple of trying to take her kids at a local michael store. this is a screen grab from her viral video. prosecutors say sorensen purchased some items loaded them into her, loaded them and her kids into the car and left the parking lot. the minutes later, prosecutors say she called petaluma police reporting a couple tried to kidnap her and her children. >> prosecutors say sorensen's report was determined to be false and was resoundingly contradicted by the accused couple as well as the store video that was obtained. sorensen was acquitted of 2 additional misdemeanors related to giving false information to a dispatcher and false information to a police officer. he's now facing up to 6 months in jail. >> sonoma county da karla rodriguez releasing a statement about this case saying in part, quote, the verdict will enable us to hold ms aaronson accountable for a crime while at the same time helping exonerate the couple that was

. >> donald trump back in court as a judge sorenson to watch his mouth. tonight, the trial date for the people of the state of new york against donald j trump. then, the latest on the man with a not see vlad arrested for threatening the president. plus, -- >> really tired of the republicans acting like they own this state. >> the outrageous moved by ohio republicans undermining democracy to ban abortion. this poem right at the integration of joe biden is now banned from a classroom in desantis run florida. >> it's because being american is more than a pride we inherit. it is the past we step into, and how we repair it. >> all in starts right now. good evening, from new york, i'm chris hayes. today, donald trump appeared in manhattan in court virtually for the first time since his arraignment on 34 criminal courts of falsifying business records. and judge judge juan merchan announces related to the hush money payments to stormy daniels will go to trial in march of next year. that means that if all of this holds, donald trump will be on trial smackdown of i

. >> donald trump back in court as a judge sorenson to watch his mouth.ple of the state of new york against donald j trump. then, the latest on the man with a not see vlad arrested for threatening the president. plus, -- >> really tired of the republicans acting like they own this state. >> the outrageous moved by ohio republicans undermining democracy to ban abortion. this poem right at the integration of joe biden is now banned from a classroom in desantis run florida. >> it's because being american is more than a pride we inherit. it is the past we step into, and how we repair it.

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sorenson. >> for years and years, politicians have kicked immigration reform down the road over and over and over again for future generations. unfortunately, the bill we have today that we are considering, it just continues the trend. our border must be secure. make no mistake, we have to do everything that we can to prevent harmful drugs like fentanyl from destroying the lives of our kids and our families. but we need real solutions. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to solve our border crisis, but the bill in front of us today would only make our border less secure. the bill in front of us today does nothing to address the root causes of our systems' backlog and only serves to gut our asylum ability. denying the protections of the people who need it the most. to claim asylum, kicking dreamers out of the only country that they have ever known, it just accelerates the chaos and the extremism. and in the end, all it does is harm our fabs and communities. like many of my colleagues og both sides of the aisle, i support smart targeted investments in border security and providing la

sorenson. >> for years and years, politicians have kicked immigration reform down the road over and over and over again for future generations. unfortunately, the bill we have today that we are considering, it just continues the trend. our border must be secure. make no mistake, we have to do everything that we can to prevent harmful drugs like fentanyl from destroying the lives of our kids and our families. but we need real solutions. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to solve our border crisis, but the bill in front of us today would only make our border less secure. the bill in front of us today does nothing to address the root causes of our systems' backlog and only serves to gut our asylum ability. denying the protections of the people who need it the most. to claim asylum, kicking dreamers out of the only country that they have ever known, it just accelerates the chaos and the extremism. and in the end, all it does is harm our fabs and communities. like many of my colleagues og both sides of the aisle, i support smart targeted investments in border security and providing la