teixeira, who was arrested last april at his family home, was asked today whether he understood that by pleading guilty to all six counts, he could serve up to 16 years in prison. yes, your honor, i understand, he said. just a few years out of high school, teixeira joined the national guard as a low-ranking tech specialist but with a top security clearance. prosecutors allege he illegally posted classified pentagon records including troop movements and war plans in ukraine, uploading them in a serious of 40,000 messages on discord in 2022 and 2023, leaks that shocked and embarrassed the pentagon. >> all of our adversaries were given access to sensitive national defense information. and such unlawful disclosure damages our intelligence capabilities. >> reporter: in a statement, his parents said their son's actions were unfathomable but also blasted the shocking failures revealed by an internal review of the unit in which teixeira works. he had been caught and reprimanded before for accessing improper information. >> do you think this was any kind of wake-up call to the military? >> i

mr teixeira was questioned by fellow users of the social media platform about whether what he was postinge didn't care and that he wouldn't get caught. well, mr teixeira grossly underestimated the investigative powers of the fbi and the department ofjustice. a 72—hour state of emergency has been declared in the capital of the caribbean island haiti after two mass jailbreaks. gang leaders say they want to force haiti's prime minister to resign — he had been out of the country, on a visit to kenya. james landale has the latest. gunfire haiti has long been lawless and violent, but now it's getting worse. in the capital, port—au—prince, people ran for their lives as what law and order there was broke down. thousands have fled their homes. powerful armed gangs already control much of the city, but yesterday they overran two prisons, freeing — it's estimated — about 4,000 inmates. some stayed behind to avoid the shooting. translation: the riot in the prison put our lives at risk. i we hid because there was a lot of firing. we were afraid for our lives. the government declared a state of emergen

teixeira wearing a rosary as the judge goes over some of the details surrounding this plea agreement that he's expected to enter into. again, he's expected to plead guilty, change his not guilty plea to guilty jets within the next few minutes. and once he does that, he's going to enter for into this plea agreement. we've got some details about that plea agreement. if he pleads guilty to all six counts of all six and indictments, this indictment in all six counts, rather of willfully retaining and disseminating national defense information, the us attorney will then agree not to charge him with anything else his sentence would also then be greatly reduced. >> will fuel. remember, he was initially facing a maximum of 60 years behind bars. but as part part of this plea agreement, now, he would only face 200 months behind bars. that roughly translates into about 16 plus years behind bars there are a few caveats here. one of them being he must agree to participate in satis in a satisfactory debrief with members of the intelligence community the department of defense, and the department of

jack teixeira is expected to change his plea to guilty, according to court papers teixeira, who was arrested last april, is accused of using his top secret clearance to access classified material and then posting it in a chat forum >>> a combative hearing today in congress, where defense secretary lloyd austin was questioned about his recent hospitalization and failure to disclose it to the president and others for days courtney kube has more >> reporter: defense secretary lloyd austin in the hot seat today. >> it was a failure of leadership. >> reporter: house republicans grilling austin for not telling the white house he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, underwent surgery for it, and weeks later was hospitalized with serious complications. >> i find it very concerning that the secretary could be hospitalized for three days without anyone else in the administration even noticing >> either the president is that aloof, or you are irrelevant which one is it, mr. secretary? >> it's neither. >> reporter: democrats were more forgiving. >> you want to know what accountability is accountability i

"the washington post" reports massachusetts air national guardsman jack teixeira will plead guilty in a massive online leak of classified military documents. yesterday federal prosecutors filed a motion indicating that teixeira intended to change his not guilty plea to guilty next week. he's accused of sharing classified information about the war in ukraine and other national security issues on the social media platform discord. >>> the "montgomery advertiser" says alabama state lawmakers overwhelmingly passed legislation protecting ivf patients and providers. the republican-led house and senate each passed bills yesterday granting civil and criminal immunity. it comes after the state supreme court ruled that frozen embryos have the same rights as children following a wrongful death lawsuit. several clinics paused in vitro fertilization treatments in the wake of the court's ruling. a final bill is expected to head to the governor's desk next week for approval. >>> and the "associated press" says a pregnant amish woman found dead in pennsylvania had cuts to her head and neck, according

the sentence for jack teixeira has part of a plea deal with prosecutors. nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with nbc's ryan reilly who is covering this unanimous ruling from the supreme court. ryan, what stands out in this decision by the court? >> i think really that the court wanted to come to a united decision on this that left no doubt here in terms of 9-0 for the main part of this ruling here. essentially what it means is that on the day of what was supposed to be the first trial for donald trump in the judge chutkan case in d.c., originally as it was scheduled, we have this decision from the supreme court. the idea of states taking the ballot off the table. it would have been a mess had states been able to individually pull donald trump off the ballot in these various places whether it be in the primary or the general election. it would have led to quite a mess for the country to deal with, so i think the supreme court made clear that they wanted to sort of send a message, a 9-0 decision here that this wasn't th

. >>> jax tjack teixeira, the former member of the massachusetts air national guard who's charged withne, will plead guilty. he's scheduled to enter the plea in federal court on monday. >>> and check this out. the restaurant booths where the soprano family sat in the series finale of "the sopranos" is up for auction on e bay. holsten's from bloomfield, new jersey is selling it to raise money for renovations. bidding is already over $60,000. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, showdown at the southern border. >> it's a shame this whole thing has become politicized. >> president biden and former president trump travel to texas and blame each other for the immigration crisis as thousands of migrants not just from central and south america but india, china and africa continue to cross into the u.s. every day. >> neither the wall nor this rugged punishing terrain is enough to stop the determination of these asylum seekers. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donn

this against the backdrop of a scandal in the states themselves; us national guard soldier jack teixeiraas been publishing secret documents on discord since february 2022, considering the conflict in ukraine depressing. now he admits guilt. he faces 16 years in prison for violating us national security. and under general pressure he gave back to emman. macron. western countries did not support the idea of ​​the french president to send military forces to ukraine, and he abandoned his loud statements. french contingent it won’t be in ukraine yet. this does not mean that we are considering sending french troops into ukraine in the near future, but it does mean that we are starting discussions and thinking about everything that can be done to support ukraine, especially on ukrainian territory. meanwhile, nato troops are conducting training battles with armored vehicles at a training ground in poland. even the fact that this is so does not stop them. activity, as the press notes, further weakens european security and creates additional risks for russia, this flexing muscles has no effect, he

under a plea agreement, jack teixeira faces 11 to 17 years in prison sentencing is scheduled for september. >>> tonight, the biden administration is turning up the pressure on israel and hamas to agree on a cease-fire in gaza. as the toil among civilians only grows. raf sanchez has the latest some of what you will see in the report is quite upsetting. >> reporter: tonight the war in gaza rages on. despite a new and urgent u.s. push for a cease-fire >> we are in a window of time right now where we can actually get a hostage deal done >> reporter: vice president harris today meeting a senior member of israel's war cabinet at the white house the meeting one day after she delivered some of the administration's most forceful criticism of israel yet. >> the israeli government must do more to significantly increase the flow of aid. no excuses >> reporter: u.s. hoping to secure a deal before the start of ramadan this weekend. a proposed six-week cease-fire would see the release of 40 hostages in exchange for around 400 palestinian prisoners. an israeli official tells nbc news, one major obstacle t

the 22-year-old jack teixeira admitted in court in boston about leaking information about the war in ukraine and other things on social media. he could be sentenced to 17 years in prison. >>> just as people in california dig out from a massive blizzard, more snow is on the way, and it comes after a weekend blizzard dumped more than 7 feet of snow in the sierra nevada. hurricane-force winds closed highways and knocked out power, and left hundreds of cars and trucks stranded on the roads in nevada. winter warning effects are in effect in california where another foot or two of snow could fall in the next 24 hours. >>> cooler temperatures and hundreds of additional firefighters are helping in the battle against several wildfires in the texas panhandle. the smokehouse creek fire, the largest wildfire in the state's history, has burned more than a million acres, destroyed hundreds of structures, and killed at least two people. the fire is 15% contained. farmers and ranchers have also suffered major losses. >>> coming up, a dangerous fire near detroit. officials are warning of debris being

. >> jack teixeira has been in custody since last april, when he was arrested at his parents home and charged with allegedly posting classified military documents on a social media platform. his expected guilty plea could lead to decades in prison. >> next, the nation's extreme weather everything from epic amounts of snow to record setting wildfires that snow up to 12ft of it in the sierra nevada mountains is over for now , but there is more on the way and not a lot of time to get ready for it. abc's alison kosik with the details. >> residents of truckee in california's sierra nevada took advantage of a slowdown in the snowfall and began digging out. >> we are doing some snow displacement. it's not really snow removal because it doesn't get removed. it just kind of just puts it into the bank. so we just move it around. >> some residents are making the most of the winter wonderland. >> our dogs are having a blast. our neighbors are having fun. everybody's snowmobiling and skiing in the streets. wind are weakening, but more precipitation is in the forecast. >> the next round is moving i

first and foremost, it should be noted that as you said, dad jack teixeira admitted his guilt in open court, pleading guilty to all all six counts of willfully retaining and disseminating national defense information as part of this plea agreement, he is now no longer looking at spending a maximum of 60 years behind bars. he's now looking at spending up to 200 months behind bars. that roughly translates into about 16 years. plus or minus just a little bit. also, as part of this plea agreement, the use of us attorney agrees to no longer seek any more prosecution against him anymore violations from the espionage act or any other additional charges. but it also boris, here's what's interesting. he also has to sit down for what's called a quote, satisfactory debrief with members of the intelligence community. the department of defense. and in addition to that, the department but of justice clearly, because of these leaks, they want to find out if there's any more information they can learn about how he was able to leak this information even after he had been warned not to. >> the >> gover

this against the backdrop of a scandal in the states themselves; us national guard soldier jack teixeira published secret documents in a discord with february 2022, considering the conflict in ukraine depressing. now he admits guilt. he is threatened. 16 years in prison for violating us national security, and under general pressure emmanuel macron turned himself in. western countries did not support the idea of ​​the french president to send military forces to ukraine, and he abandoned his loud statements: there will be no french contingent in ukraine for now. this does not mean that we are considering sending french people to hard-to-reach areas throughout the country. in the northernmost territory joseph's land of france, 100% of voters have already made their choice. and the nocturnal employees. election commissions fly by helicopter to the most remote points where reindeer herders live and work. mobile sites are deployed directly into the snow near the camps. and members of election committees have to get to remote places in the irkutsk region using hovercraft. so in one of the villa

us national guard soldier jack teixeira published secret documents in a discord with february 2022, consideringhe conflict in ukraine depressing. now he admits guilt. he faces 16 years in prison for violating us national security. and under general pressure, emmanuel macron gave in. western countries did not support the idea of ​​the french president to send military forces to ukraine. and he abandoned his loud statements. support for ukraine, especially on ukrainian territory. meanwhile, nato troops are conducting training battles with armored vehicles at a training ground in poland. even the fact that she’s like this doesn’t stop them activity, as the press notes, further weakens european security and creates additional risks. this flexing of muscles does not affect russia in any way; here they are busy fulfilling the assigned tasks. american military experts paid attention to our hypersonic missile. they say russian gliders have become more accurate and are now much more difficult to intercept. victoria koroleva, vesti. the brix countries will strive to create an independent payment system b

american military officer jack teixeira pleaded guilty to leaking secret pentagon data, including thens to ukraine. he made a deal with the investigation. the hearing of the case will take place next monday in the boston court, - writes the reuters agency. earlier, the 22-year-old defendant denied that he leaked classified information. let me remind you, given. military posted on social networks for several months stuff from computers, airbases, cavecodes to impress your friends. a russian from hong kong pleaded guilty to smuggling american microchips to russia, the american media reported. the case of 51-year-old maksym marchenko is being considered by a court in new york. the suspect was apprehended by fbi agents in fiji. according to the investigation, marchenko supplied russia with american microdisplays that can be used in scopes, night vision devices, thermal imagers, and other military items. financing for purchase and delivery. received from moscow, the man can receive 20 years in prison for money laundering and 10 years for smuggling. we will summarize the morning at 12 o'clo

expected to lead guilty in a federal court in boston according to a court fueling. 22-year-old jack teixeira initially pleaded not guilty in june to willfully taking and spreading national defense information online. an investigation determined that he acted alone but the military still disciplined 15 others in connection to the case. >>> another game, another record for iowa hawkeye superstar caitlin clark and this time it was the big one, all time scoring leader for anyone to ever play college basketball. nbc's jesse kirsch was there. >> history. >> reporter: caitlin clark taking and making the shot seen around the world in front of a sellout home crowd, the iowa hawkeye's guard sinking this free throw, etching her name into yet another record book. the 22-year-old passing lsu's pete maravich to become the all time leading scorer in ncaa division i basketball history, a record breaking moment more than 50 years in the making. >> when they a nuance it had and everybody screams, that's when i knew, but pretty cool. >> reporter: heading into her senior day game clark was already the all time

that's according to a court filing. 22-year-old air national guardsmen jack teixeira initially pleaded not guilty in june to willfully taking and spreading defense information online. the military still disciplined 15 others in connection to the case. >>> three passengers are suing alaska airlines and boeing over that door plug blowout that happened in january. the three plaintiffs recounted the terrifying moments to our portland affiliate, saying they have not been on a plane since the incident. according to their attorney, the lawsuit is seeking punitive damages of $1 billion for systemic risk to the entire traveling public. boeing and alaska declined to comment on the suit. >>> many residents in california are snowed in this morning after a massive storm blanketed the sierra nevada region. the blizzard conditions shutting down highways and ski resorts. here is nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: the storm of the season slamming wave after wave of wind-driven snow on the mountain west. an avalanche crashed down on several cars south of lake tahoe. thankfully, no one was hurt. the sno

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years after pleading guilty to leaking 100 of classified files. 22—year—old airman first class jake teixeiraacility and posting them online. prosecutors agreed not to charge him with espionage. the philippines says one of its ships was damaged in a collision wiith a china coastguard vessel on tuesday. the philippines coastguard said the filipino vessel was conducting a resupply mission to troops on a remote outpost. china says it took measures against the ship's "illegal intrusion" in chinese—controlled waters. parts of the uk have been treated to one of mother nature's most awe—inspiring spectacles. the northern lights put on a show for sky—watchers from the highlands in scotland, aall the way down to cornwall on england's southwest coast. the bbc has been speaking to three photographers who captured the magic. music: finlandia by sibelius i can describe it as seeing, like, pillars of — white beams shooting into the sky when it was at its peak storm — this was about 8:20pm last night — and i also seen pinks and greens along the horizon. i was just in awe. it was a mixture of screaming with

in a deal with prosecutors, jack teixeira admitting to posting classified material online, including detailed information about the war in ukraine. he did smile at his father before being led out of that courtroom today. >>> it's been nearly ten years since the disappearance of that passenger jet, mh-370. the jet vanishing without a trace. 329 people onboard. tonight, an american company now says it wants to launch a new operation to find it. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: nearly ten years after malaysia airlines flight 370 mysteriously vanished from radar and plunged into the indian ocean, some hope to finally get answers. >> it's what we wanted to hear, and we hoped for that for a very long time. >> reporter: the malaysian government says it may relaunch the search for the wreckage after a proposal from the american seabed exploration company ocean infinity. >> if there is a compelling case, we will certainly be happy to reopen. >> reporter: mh-370 took off with 239 people onboard. but the plane made a u-turn and disappeared. pieces of wreckage later washed up on reunion island a

jack teixeira, a member of the massachusetts air national guard, has pleaded guilty to posting secretintelligence reports online. he could serve 16 years in prison. he was indicted last year under the espionage act and has been jailed since april 2023 after he posted a series of highly classified pentagon intelligence documents to a group of gamers on the messaging app discord. and in connecticut, five anti-nuclear activists connected to the catholic worker movement were arrested monday for blocking the gates of a general dynamics plant in new london, where the columbia class nuclear submarines are being designed and constructed. during the action, a group of put -- 20 protesters held up five sides images of the father of the atomic bomb with a banner reading "don't be a destroyer of worlds. stop the colombia sub." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers across the country

. >> jack teixeira signed a plea deal for leaking hundreds of military classified documents in one of most serious security breaches in year. he accepted a deal today that includes a suggested16 year prison sentence and a 59,000 fine on pleading guilty for all charges. french lawmakers gathered for a historic vote to make abortion a conse constitutional right today. today's joint session is expected to be largely a formality. no relief for the sierra, nevada, as forecasters are warning more snow is on the way. a system is bringing snow to the region that closed yosemite over the weekend. they have received as much as seven feet of ow.sn >> seven feet? >> yeah. >> unbelievable. thank you. thank you. >>> just ahead o [car trunk slammed shut] for 88 years, morgan stanley has offered clients determination and forward thinking to create the future... crowd: stop it! ...only you can see. american announcer: rose, back in the winner's circle. [crowd cheers] [music out] ♪ you were always so dedicated... ♪ we worked hard to build up the shop, save for college and our retirement. but we got the

jack teixeira, a member of the massachusetts air national guard, is expected to plead guilty on charges leaking a series of highly classified pentagon intelligence documents to a group of gamers on the messaging app discord. he was indicted last year under the espionage act and has been jailed since april 2023. the 22-year-old is scheduled for a monday hearing in boston to change his plea. in media news, "the intercept," raw story, and alternet have sued openai and microsoft accusing their generative artificial intelligence products of copyright violations. the outlets say their copyrighted content was plagiarized and used to develop and operate the popular ai tool chatgpt. raw story and alternet ceo john byrne said in a statement -- "it's important to democracy that a diverse array of news sites continue to thrive. openai's violations, if not checked, will further decimate the news industry, and with it, the critical news reporters who affect positive change." in ghana, rights groups are sounding the alarm as lawmakers passed a new bill targeting lgbtq+ communities. it includes prison

. >> 22 year old jack teixeira plead guilty to all six counts he faces. >> talking to jack's friends,reshave caught all of these aspects of his personality? >> the vetting system is pretty robust, but it's not perfect. >> there were countless missed opportunities and as a result, we have one of the worst leak cases in modern times. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for publ broadcasting. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism... park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues... the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more at macfound.org. the heising-simons foundation, unlocking knowledge, opportunity and possibilities. at hsfoundation.org. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and

jack teixeira will serve up to 16 years in prison as part of plea deal. he was arrested last april. joins me now. tom, we may remember this case, it's been going on for a little over a year. about a year now. remind our viewers what happened here and what did he plea to here. >> approximately a year ago that the fbi and the counterintelligence division starts to find online real u.s. classified documents and not just like classified documents of various things that the u.s. has gathered through its intelligence agencies but in fact detailed information about the war in ukraine, about foreign adversaries and the types of weapons that they have or the types of capabilities they have and immediately went to work to find out who it was. they keep a record of what people are searching. you saw his arrest just moments ago, he came home, put into handcuffs and looking at the preponderance of evidence. there's still as part of this plea agreement he needs to do a de-brief with the intelligence xhuties, the department of defense and/or the department of justice, he needs to tick off things t

teixeira was charged with leaking documents on social media platform.plea deal calls for him to serve at least 11 years in prison. >> bret: a red alert sound was heard in southern israel as smoke rose over the gaza strip. latest action in the israel-hamas war that began last october when terrorists killed 1200 people, took 250 hostages. cease-fire negotiations are continuing at this hour in egypt. meantime, senior u.s. defense officials say this weekend's air drops of relief supplies into gaza were the first of many. how is that all being received across the region? chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports tonight from the pentagon. >> americans c-130 transport planes dropped 38,000 meals ready to eat along the beaches of southwest gaza. aerial deliver comes after palestinians were killed during aid delivery. can trucks were stormed hungry crowds and israeli military opened fire amidst the stampede. >> there must be an immediate cease-fire. this will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of aid in. >> the vice president

again to prosecute people for mishandling, for taking home classified documents, most recently jack teixeira leaked documents. there's a history of using that law. people have tried to argue it's vague before. they haven't succeeded. mr. trump is trying again today. >> andrew, ken touched on the fact that this is considered by most lawyers to be frivolous, this argument. this was considered -- every analysis i read for nine months, the strongest of the cases in terms of the evidence, especially considering the witnesses, one who came out this week. >> yeah, in terms of the underlying proof, the retention of the documents and not one but two forms of obstruction, this is what harry and i used to call when we were in the business a rock crusher. this is just an incredibly strong case both for the underlying crime and because you have these two types of obstruction that can be used not only as separate crimes but also to show consciousness of guilt. i would note to ken's points, which i agree with, that the indictment here in paragraphs 23 and 24 quote donald trump as both a candidate in 2016 a

most recently jack teixeira, the massachusetts airman who pleaded guilty under that law, to taking home classified documents and leaking them. this challenge has been tried before and failed. and nonetheless mr. trump is trying here again. the other argument he's going to make today is that the presidential records act, the civil law governing the retention of presidential records, should moot this prosecute, essentially, because what they argue is that all the documents that mr. trump deemed were personal and took home were his to take. and that therefore they cannot be -- he cannot be prosecuted for taking classified documents. special counsel jack smith said both of these arguments are absurd and in particular the presidential record act has nothing to do with the criminal laws governing classified information. once mr. trump left office, he wasn't entitled to keep these documents, let alone in an insecure location at mar-a-lago and let alone to allegedly obstruct justice and order compatriots to destroy evidence. so, most experts don't think these arguments have much of a chance. ju

. >> yeah, it also comes as jack teixeira basically made a plea arrangement, made a plea deal are consistent problem. it appears natasha bertrand, live from pentagon. thank you so much. >> so it's hollywood's biggest night on jimmy kimmel may have one of the hardest jobs they're pushing the envelope, getting everyone to laugh without crossing too far over the line. ahead. what kimmel told cnn is off limits during his oscars, oscars hosting gig. this weekend >> what happened to the golden boy of new jersey? i engage in >> affair with another man did you want to be outed? united states of scandal with jake tapper? >> gotta go to therapy is if they're having an interview with jake tapper, new episode next sunday night on cnn what's your sap >> that's why vision works, makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you, even if you have a big trip to plan around >> meghan, see you? >> right now. >> that's convenient. >> vision works. see the difference. >> sometimes the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn with cap later, there's a chance to lead in the light. kept lighter

on cnn and streaming on max in our law and justice lead jack teixeira, the massachusetts air national guardsman, pleading guilty today >> to leaking a trove of top secret national defense information online. but because of a plea deal, fix era might not face a decade's long prison sentence. cnn's jason carroll is outside the courthouse in boston. jason, what deal that ticks era agree to >> what pleaded guilty and open count texeira pleading guilty to all six counts. so willfully retaining and disseminating national security information. the us attorney's office as part of this plea agreement asking that he served some 200 months behind bars. that basically adds up to about 16 years, a little bit more than 16 years behind bars, he originally was facing up to 60 60 years behind bars if he had not agreed to this plea deal also, part of this plea deal, the us attorney agrees not to pursue any more espionage house charges against tech sara. and in addition to that, he's got to sit down for what they're calling a satisfactory debrief with the intelligence community, with the department of d

and of course, just days after jack teixeira, who leaked all of that classified information online pleaded guilty to doing so. and it's going to be sentenced very soon for that, kate yeah. >> to touch it's like the compounding nature of it one after another. each justice strange is the next of what's motivating people allegedly to do this. that is so scary. thank you so much for bringing yes. the reporting. >> sara horn, how was the american economy doing? we're moments away from seeing another key indicator, the jobs report will have instant analysis as soon as those the first drop and tiktok ready to fight to stay on your phone. why? because congress is pushing ahead with the bill that could lead to a nationwide bam of tiktok will discuss ahead >> beyond the call of duty roster do you buy a place for mom? the place for a senior living advice, talk to an expert adviser today at no cost to your family it's really been a gift having mom live with us. but as a nurse, my training told me she needed more help than i could provide so i connected with the place for mom my senior living advisor.

that's after he initially pleaded not guilty after his arrest in april 21 year-old max, teixeira is charged with six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified material related to national defense right now it's unclear which charges he plans to plead guilty to or if he has struck a deal with prosecutors plus new developments in a case that could have sweeping first amendment implications for journalists and news organizations across the country. a federal judge is holding veteran fox news journalist catherine herridge in contempt of court, fining her $800 a day for refusing to reveal her sources. that's in connection to a story in 2017 about a chinese american scientist at the center of a federal probe. herridge has fought the case vigorously and is expected to appeal. and the world's richest man is suing the company behind chatgpt pity elon musk is alleging that open ai breached a contract after a supposedly diverged from its original non-profit mission by partnering with microsoft and a $10 billion deal. he's asking for the company's ceo, sam altman. and another co-founde

i mean, just a completely different case just to big developments with jack teixeira just yesterday and now this coming out, it's great to see you, katie bo, thank you so much for the reporting, sara. >> all right. right. now, officials are warning gangs control most of haiti's capital. the us embassy remains open this morning, but with limited operations despite surging gang violence and mass prison breaks, protesters have been in the streets demanding ouster of the country's prime minister ariel henry. his whereabouts are currently unclear cnn's david culver traveled to port-a-prince to see how gangs have put a stranglehold on the entire capital city so we're like a block away. >> yeah. it's as >> close as we can get driving. so we layer up and walk yeah >> i already smell it. >> would look at people still >> making their commute as tired learning right in the middle of this street here >> no police barricade, know firefighters, most seemingly unfazed these flames have been burning for several hours haiti has been engulfed in turmoil for years >> we don't have a home to live and we do

air national guardsman jack teixeira, expected to enter a guilty plea on monday. he's accused of leaking classified government documents online. in the face decades behind bars. a federal judge holding journalist catherine herridge in civil contempt for refusing to reveal her sources in a series of fox news reports from 20-17. she's also facing a fine of $800 a day. herridge is expected to appeal gas prices go up, fit 500% in cuba but today the government says it's part of a series of measures to try to cut their national deficit. adding insult to injury and cubans are also getting hit with a 25% rate hike for electricity all right, now, time for weather because right now a massive storm is pounding california record setting snow and rare blizzard conditions are expected, making travel impossible and leaving people stranded inside their homes and of course, in texas where wildfires have burned more than 1 million acres and killed two people, gusting winds could worsen conditions this weekend our weatherman, derek van dam, joins us. now. derek, good morning to you.

jack teixeira was arrested nearly a year ago in dramatic fashion. we all watched it live after prosecutors say he put highly classified military documents on social media platform for gamers. cnn's jason carroll is outside the courthouse in boston for us. jason, what can you tell us about what's going to happen in this hearing? >> well, sara and just about an hour for now, there's going to be something that's called a rule 11 hearing. and typically during this type of hearing, it's when a defense and din't can change his or her plea. and in this case, we're expecting to share it to change his not plea to guilty i mean, apparently what's happening here. his attorneys are seeing the writing on the wall. i mean, he's looking at a great number of years behind bars if convicted on all counts, he's facing six counts of willful retention sen. and transmission of classified information. and if he had been convicted on all six of those counts, he would have been looking at 60 years behind bars. add that to the overwhelming amount of evidence that he was faci

expected to plead guilty according to what a source tells cnn, you'll remember 21 year-old jack teixeira. he was charged with six counts of willful retention been an transmission of classified information. prosecutors say that he posted classified documents on social media, including eavesdropping on key allies and adversaries. and information about the state of the war in ukraine to share has been in federal custody since last april and is facing decades in prison if he's convicted also tonight, how we are following, how age is more of a state of mind and really a number, but also a critical question in this year's election, john king's latest edition of all over the map. that is next in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. different. how aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? >> nope, we use diversified strategies to position our clients portfolios for their long-term goals. >> do you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? >> no, we don't sell commission products. were a fiduciary obligated to act