now tell us more about the court's decision. indeed, the sentences handed down to joseph biggs and zachary rail are along the harshest. so handed down in these cases related to january 6 of which by the way, they are over a 1000 now. and this really has to do with the gravity with which the judge saw the rules and instigating the attack on the capital. so basically what the judge said, the judge in this case, timothy kelly said that this was a national disgrace. that january 6th, a harm to the a convent and american convention that supported the rule of law and the constitution that so an american tradition around the peaceful transfer of power had been broken and has been lost. in the big's case, he cited a big's role in tearing down barriers that allowed writers to search forward. and to him that was a meaningful and deliberate step to disrupt the electoral vote ongoing in the capital at that time. and the rails, casey sided, how rail sprayed police officers with chemical irritants. now both man cried in the court room. biggs said that his daughter needed them. real said that he regrette

dr zachary faison, president of edward waters university, thank you forjoining us. community first of all for what happened on saturday. how is the campus community reacting to all of this? well, thank you for having me. there certainly is a high level of apprehension and admittedly some fear amongst a lot of our students, faculty, and staff. there are some concerns for individuals that might operate as copycats that might want to come to the campus and do harm. so there is some apprehension, some fear, as you might imagine after such a murderous tragedy that has taken place in the shadow of our institution. but we are doing all that we can to support our students and our faculty and staff and let them know we're doing everything we possibly can to keep them safe. now, it was through the diligent actions of your students and your campus police that nobody was injured. would you mind talking us through what happened on campus on saturday? so, summarily the now deceased perpetrator came onto our campus. we are a relatively small private historically black university,

zachary hopes it will mean more children will take up the game.t helps with your tactical thinking, your decision making. my message to the prime minister would be to help encourage the chess federation to encourage more children to play chess. in england, chess is not officially recognised as a sport, so it can't get access to funds that sports groups can. malcolm payne is a former player and international master. he says a lot can be achieved with the funding. so it's potentially transformational because what it means is that we'll be able to get the very best coaching for this enormous group of incredibly talented young players. and the thing about chess is that it's very low cost. the money will be used to support disabled and female players and give the national team a much needed boost. i think it's only really the beginning. i mean, there's an awful lot more that we can do. we'd like to try and regain england's former status as the second best nation, but it will be extremely difficult. want to play chess online or learn how to improve? but

let's begin with cnn's zachary cohen on the stunning new

zachary rehl's statements about wanting to be there for his young daughters. 18 and one is somewhere in the toddler range was something that i think really got across to him. but you see the real-life impact of some of this violent rhetoric that we've seen. >> such an amazing detail about the role of sedition hunters in proving him a liar, a liar in the courtroom and on the stand. i do want to ask you about what you personally having watched all of this and having covered all of this for us expect and are looking for in enrique tarrio's sentencing. >> yeah, you know, it's really interesting, because the deterrent effect is such a key thing that people talk about. and often there is such an outside deterrent effect when you talk about the record-setting sentences. the benchmark of 17 years for joe biggs could be where we could look for a range, around there. but it's a jump ball to me. you have to remember that enrique tarrio was not actually physically at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. he was in baltimore. he was at a hotel. and while he was engaged in a lot

zachary hopes it will mean more children will take up the game.helps with your tactical thinking, your decision making. this my message to the prime minister would be to help encourage the chess federation to encourage more children to play chess. in england, chess is not officially recognised as a sport, so it can't get access to funds that sports groups can. malcolm payne is a former player and international master. he says a lot can be achieved with the funding. so it's potentially transformational because what it means is that we'll be able to get the very best coaching for this enormous group of incredibly talented young players. and the thing about chess is that it's very low cost. the money will be used to support disabled and female players and give the national team a much—needed boost. i think it's only really the beginning. i mean, there's an awful lot more that we can do. we'd like to try and regain england's former status as the second best nation, but it will be extremely difficult. want to play chess online or learn how to improve?

zachary cohen for us live at the fulton county courthouse. let's begin with kristen holmes near trump's golf course in new jersey where he returned very quickly, kristen, last night, right after very quickly getting out of jail after being booked. what can you tell us about his mood? the reporting that he intentionally looked defiant in that mug shot is really interesting. >> reporter: good morning, poppy and victor. we know he and his team discussed at length what exactly that mug shot would look like. should he smile, should he look serious, and that's where they landed, and, remember, we talk about the word defiant, that came directly from a campaign adviser and that is something they like to say time and time again after each of these indictments and arraignments, that trump is defiant. but as we know two things can be true at once. when it comes to that mug shot, you know, comes to leaving the jail, they were very happy with how that turned out. as you said, they already started fund-raising off of it, started making t-shirts, he posted

we begin with zachary cohen, who helped break this reporting. start with walking us through how significant this is, this evidence linking members of trump's legal team to the breach of a voting system. >> reporter: yeah, jessica. these text messages really add to a growing body of evidence that links directly trump's lawyers and legal team to the breach of a voting system in coffee county. the county is about 200 miles south of where we are in fulton county, georgia, where court proceedings will play out next week. this breach has become a central part, one of the central parts of fani willis' criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and these text messages really lay out for us how trump's attorneys helped coordinate and were directly involved in a plan to try to recruit a local election official in coffee county to get them to -- to get that official to give them access to the voting systems there, and they ultimately did get access to those voting systems, unauthorized access. that breach does date back, the plannin

zachary cohen, thank you for all of that. kate? >> we also have this just in to cnn that stephen lee has turned himself into surrendered at the fulton county jail, and with that, with him surrendering just now, we have confirmed that now means that all of the co-defendants obviously including donald trump have turned themselves in, and they have been processed, and are getting the mugshots and so now, we have all 19 people booked and processed as they have all been charged and taking part in the criminal enterprise in georgia to try to overturn the 2020 election results. with that phase of the process now over, it is now going to kick into the next phase as john was just talking about with zachary cohen. joining us is tim hafee who was the lead prosecutor for january 6th. now, stephen lee has surrendered and booked and processed and the final defendant in the group. but i wanted to ask you about now the process looking forward. as zach cohen and john berman were just talking about, you have kenneth chesebro who has requested and go

alabama riverfront have now turned themselves in to police. 23-year-old allen todd and 25-year-old zacharyboth charged with one count of assault in the third-degree. 48-year-old richard roberts, the other suspect at the time was already in custody >>> and phillies pitcher miking lorenzen threw a no-hitter against the nationals. it came in lorenzen's second start with the team since being traded to philadelphia last week. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with wildfires in hawaii that have people fleeing for their lives. the fast-spreading flames have engulfed entire towns on the island of maui, ripping through historic tourist destinations, burning everything in sight. hundreds of homes and businesses are feared destroyed as winds from hurricane dora have turned small brushfires into raging infernos. a state of emergency has been declared, and officials are preparing to ask for federal funding as soon as they get a better idea of the scale of de

fritz beat fellow american zachary svajda in straight sets to make it through. good form after winning the atlanta 0pen last weekend — his second tour—level title of the season. to baseball next, and seiya suzuki capped off a massive win for the chicago cubs, a second in as many days against the cincinnati reds. he hit this home run in the bottom of the eighth to make it 16—6 on wednesday. the day before it was 20—9. the japanese also had an rbi single earlier in the game. the win pushes the cubs to within three games of of the national league central division leaders. morocco have scored and taken a lead. it still means that colombia go through but morocco have a chance now as well. that's it for now. we are nowjust minutes away from the bank of england interest rates decision which we will bring you live here on bbc news. this is the scene live in the city of london. the bank is widely expected to raise interest rates from 5% to 5.25%. the last time rates were that high was in april 2008. 0ur economic editor, faisal islam, is standing by to bring us the decisi

extremist group round boys have been sentenced to prison for their role in the january 6 capital attack. zachary rail was given 15 years in jail, just hours out for joseph bigs. was received a 17 year sentence. prosecutors said they were key figures and the violent attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. big sentence as one, the longest handed out in the capital ride cases to date, for proud bois members were already convicted of the dishes conspiracy in may. fidelity is janelle de malone and washington has the courts reasoning for the decision. this is one of the harshest penalties handed out and relations of january 6 cases worth pointing out there over a 1000 of these cases. and it really has to do with a gravity with which the judge saw big's as role in helping to instigate the attack on the capital. he the judge, in this case, the judge timothy kelly called it a national disgrace. he says that that day harmed an american custom that was meant to support the rule of law and the constitution. he said that it harmed the american tradition of the peaceful transfer of power, and that, th

police say 23 year old allen todd and 25 year old zachary shipman have both been charged with third degreessault. that's a misdemeanor charge by the city's police chief said investigators thoroughly looked into whether hate crime charges were warranted and they decided they were not. >> coming up, the history of breakdancing how the cultural phenomenon born in the bronx has found its way to the olympics and later, why this is a particularly promising pooch pool party. >> you're watching world news now. >> hi. phil swift here. and this is flex superglue. our super glue is so strong that just one single drop virtually welds itself to the surface. check it out. flex super glue can easily lift over. three tons. get the new flex super glue because it works. >> if you have mesothelioma, there is $33 billion set aside for victims and their families as america's largest injury law firm, morgan and morgan has recovered over $15 billion for injury victims and their families. morgan and morgan has a reputation for protecting and fighting for compensation for families just like yours. it's easy. it's

zachary cohen, live outside of the courthouse in d.c. a big day in court for the former president, rahel. >> yes. thank you, boris. now to atlanta, where the former president donald trump is facing a test in fulton county where former chief of staff mark meadows is filing a hearing to have his case moved. what should we expect here? >> well, it is going to be a mini trial here in atlanta, and this is a question of mark meadows to mo hisve his case fr fulton county court to federal court. but digging into how today is going to play out. it is an evidentiary hearing which means that it could take a little while, and we could potentially see witnesses called on one or both sides. we know that the fulton county district attorney fani willis has lined up four potential witnesses for her presentation as she prepares to say that whatever mark meadows was doing around the 2020 election had nothing to do with his role as the former white house chief of staff, and she has called former georgia chief of state brad raffensperger who president trump

and zachary shipman, white male, 25 years old, one warrant for assault, third degree.e have instructed those individuals to turn themselves into law enforcement and at this time one is secured and in custody, the other two are set to turn themselves in within the next hour. we are also asking for mr. reggie gray, the black male, 42 years old, who was seen wielding that folding chair to contact the moebt ntgomery police depart for further interviews and as part of this investigation. as the man said a minute ago, this investigation is ongoing and more charges are likely. we want to thank the public and the media for supplying the much needed evidence and video surveillance that we have received and that helped us to determine the facts as they happened. keep in mind, when the incident took place, when it initially took place, the police department didn't have the luxury of the videos that we all have seen now. the police department was acting on statements and witness statements that occurred as we arrived. now that we have more information, again, more charges are pend

joe biggs received a 17 year sentence, and zachary rel, 15 years both were accused of being instigators and the storming of congress. 2 years ago. the president of south africa is describing the depths of $74.00 people, including a dozen children in a fire, in an abandoned building. as a wakeup call, the 5 story building in johannesburg had been taken over by many homeless and vulnerable people who were then forced to pay rent to criminal gangs. no 0 headlines on alpha 0 as always. stay up to date with all our top stories with our web sites. up. next is 11 east kind of showing you here is coming over our heads from russian positions and a new cranium. positions have been standing about how they were directly targeted as they were trying to sleep. we've seen some of the residents come out since the building was that possessions in the suitcases face to face. and what happens on that day is a will quite those coming across the lines and know that the level of destruction here, proof of just how fits the fighting has been in recent weeks. this russian or felts monastery has been a place of

our zachary cohen is there. another agreement reached. what do we know?jeffrey clark, the former trump administration department of justice official has agreed to a $100,000 bond agreement with the district attorney's office here. now, this obviously comes after trump's former white house chief of staff mark meadows also reached a bond agreement for the same amount. and you know, we've now reached the point where 18 of the 19 defendants in this case here in georgia have agreed to a bond payment and we're now waiting for jeffrey clark along with mark meadows to surrender to the fulton county jail, which is the next step after a bond agreement is reached. now, if you'll remember, jeffrey clark is a justice department lawyer who at the end of the trump administration was really the only one in that building who was willing to go along with trump's various claims about election fraud. he wanted to pursue these various conspiracies about foreign interference and he was willing to really launch these investigations that others were not. and trump -- to the poin

we begin with zachary cohen on this, who helped break this exclusive reporting. zach, this seems quite significant, this evidence linking members of trump's legal team, to the breach of a voting system there. >> jessica, these text messages add to a growing body of evidence that links donald trump's legal team to this voting system breach here in georgia that happened on january 7th, 2021. more specifically, it links them to this effort to secure written invitation from a local election official there, essentially allowing them, in their minds, to speenter the election office and no election official is allowed to let anyone have access to voting systems. but trump's team and lawyers were trying to convince this election official to provide a letter of invitation. and these text messages show us how they were involved in the planning, and how -- down from rudy giuliani to sidney powell, how they were kept in the loop on the state level as they worked to secure this written letter of invitation, and ultimately access to the voting system there is in coffee county.

zachary rehl, 30, he got 15. stewart rhodes who calls himself elmer, 25 years, got 18.ke of the fact they're all getting much lower than what was asked for? >> i think it's not only what was asked for. it's what we call the sentencing guidelines. any time anyone gets sentences, we use a book. you look at the regulations and tell the judge, everyone agrees, here's what this crime and this conduct should have. here's the range that courts should consider. so what the courts have been doing is going under what the regulations and the rules basically recommend. here, it was 27 to 33 years. so the government asked for what the rules say. and i think that the court was going under because one of the main reasons, what the court wanted consistency with other similarly situated defendants. if folks are getting 17, 18, the court wants to go not too far from that. if i'm former president trump, i'm thinking about those same rules that say you need similar sentences for similar conduct, i think i'm going to be thinking about that, because if folks who are basically the foot soldie

25-year-old zachary shipman were both charged with one count of assault in the third-degree. 48-year-old richard roberts, the other suspect at the time was already in custody. >>> and phillies pitcher michael lorenzen threw a no-hitter against the nationals. it came in lorenzen's second start with the team since being traded to philadelphia last week. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> it's thursday, august 10th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." island inferno. deadly wildfires sweep through the hawaiian island of maui where historic communities have been reduced to ash. we're going to have an update. [ gunshots ] >>> ecuador assassination. a presidential candidate is shot and killed during a campaign event. >>> fantastic finish. pitcher michael lorenzen makes history for the philadelphia phil the deadly shooting of a utah man during a raid on his home. agents are attempt -- were attempting to serve an arrest water yesterday after the man allegedly threatened to kill president biden and several others. e

indictment, or you think you are, you're probably not western easy at this stage. >> absolutely, zachary, thank you very much. i should note that will from what we understand with these charges that these are very serious maximum charges is 20 years, 20 years, ten years. this is incredibly serious allegations -- i want to bring in timothy right now because he was chief investigative counsel of the january six committee. so timothy you look at this with an eye on like no one else. you have been through reams and reams of information, hundreds of hours of interviews, all related to the january six committees investigation, which was exhaustive. so, when you read through this 45-page indictment from jack smith and the special counsel, did you learn anything, did anything surprise you about how it was presented? >> no. erin, thank you for having me. it reads very much like a truncated version of our report. it actually reads very similar to vice chair cheney's opening statement in the first of our summer hearings. it was during that period of the first proceeding where she laid out that ther

zachary cohen, please stand by. thanks so much.'s go now outside the courthouse in fulton county with katelyn polantz. katelyn, a flurry of legal activity today including a co-defendant who provided a transcript of a meeting about fake electors. >> reporter: that's right. so there are people in this case, some of these defendants here, who are doing their best to do legal maneuvers to get this case somehow put on hold or dismissed or disrupted in some way quickly, and one of those people is david shafer, a prominent georgia republican who also was a fake elector. and he has provided a transcript in court about what was happening behind closed doors related to the fake electors as part of what he's saying in court. but when you step back and look what this legal maneuver is, it's quite an important one that judges are going to have to look at, or one judge is going to have to look at, not just for david shafer but also for jeffrey clark, another lawyer who was in the administration, for mark meadows from the trump white house as the

zachary, thank you very much. with these charges, these are very serious. 20 wroers, bent years, 10 years. this is incredibly, incredibly serious allegations that cnn as a conspirator would be facing. i want to bring in tim haffey. so timothy you look at this with an eye on almost anyone else because you have been through reams and reams of information, hundreds of hours of interviews all related to the january 6th committee's investigation, which was exhaustive. so when you read through this 45-page giemt from jack smith, did you learn anything? did anything surprise you about how it was presented? >> no, erin. thanks for having me. it reads very much like a truncated version of our report. it actually reads very similar to vice chair cheney's opening statement in the first of our summer hearings. it was during that first reading where she laid out that there is a multipart intentional plan to disrupt the joint session and prevent the transfer of power. it involved pressure on state officials, on the department o

warrants for three of the white boater, 48-year-old richard roberts, 23-year-old alan todd, 25-year-old zacharystate of alabama, this third degree assault is, in fact, a smooern charge. it does carry jail time up to one year. i can only surmise it's being charged as a misdemeanor because of the nature of the injuries. >> reporter: they also want to interview a fourth man, 42-year-old reggie gray, seen in this video swinging a folding chair. >> probably 60 people fighting. that's a massive amount of people fighting. i don't know if you know who's fighting who, at that point. >> reporter: the very site of the attack has a racially charged past. >> that particular dock was the site of slave trades. montgomery, alabama, has a very rich and negative history as it relates to the treatment of african americans. the brutality that african americans have suffered in montgomery, alabama. >> reporter: police say while there isn't enough evidence for hate crime charges at this point, the case is ongoing. >> hate crimes are very difficult, however, to prove by prosecutors. they have to prove that the act of

warrants have been issued for 3 met richard roberts, alan todd and zachary shipment all facing warrants for assault in the 3rd as the crowd grew saturday, video of the brawl shows one man identified as reggie gray wielding a flexible chair. police are asking him to contact them for an interview when asked whether hate crime riot charges may be added a at this time based on the way the statues reading with a lot >> we are unable to present inciting a riot, all racial racially bias charges at this chief albert says more charges may be added, though, as the investigation is ongoing. >> noelle bellow kron, 4 news. coming up. >> the date announced for the new iphone release. why tech experts are saying it is the sleek against virginia. >> and why greece is limiting the amount of visitors are going allow a one popular going allow a one popular tourist destination. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. but what if a school could be there for al

questioning >> reporter: the trio of men facing misdemeanor charge, richard roberts, allen todd and zachary shipman. one person has already turned himself in with the others expected to. it's drawn national outrage. >> i don't think you can judge any community by any one incident >> reporter: the man seen tacked in the video is the rive riverboat co-captain he spent 40 minutes trying to get them to move the boat via a p.a. system. >> he was trying to move the boat just enough to where the cruise ship could park >> reporter: this new video shows other men coming to picket's aid, as the altercation escalates. the unfolding fight largely along racial lines, fueling que there's no evidence that would the ftandard for that >> there was no stone unturn we examined this over riod of timeth. not on tnight t since that night we werunableo present any racially-biassed charges at this >> reporter: those who witnessed it felt t help husband what helpless. >> you never know how people are going to react these days. >> reporter: they hope the investigation delivers justice sam brock, nbc news. >>> cleanu

alabama, richard roberts is one of the three men now facing assault charges, along with alan todd and zachary shipman. police were waiting for todd and shipman to surrender overnight, an event that certainly was avoidable. the brawl erupted when a riverboat coach captain tried moving a pontoon boat parked in the designated spot for a commercial ship coming in. >> the co-captain was doing his job. he was simply trying to move the boat and just enough to where the cruise ship can park safely. and it's and it's identified location. however it quickly escalated into a fist. you can come in these videos that are part of the police investigation in a shirtless man confronts the co-captain and a fight breaks out. >> several people then jump in, outnumbering the captain. moments later, witnesses who happened to be black rushed in to help the worker running, even swimming to the scene. oh my god. beating back the people who attacked the man. one used a folding chair to hit someone over the head. police say that man with the chair is now wanted for questioning. but for now, investigators are not filing

allen todd and zachary shipman surrendered to police and face charges of third degree assault. richard roberts was already in custody. officials say a fight broke out after the boaters were asked to move out of the way for a riverboat. >>> and a court ruling made public on wednesday has revealed that the office of jack smith executed a search warrant earlier this year for the twitter account of former president trump. the ruling said smith's office was searching for evidence of criminal offenses. the warrant's existence was made public in a decision by a federal appeals court holding the social media giant known now ag as x as not immediately complying with the request posting on truth social wednesday, trump accused the justice department of secretly attacking his twitter account. >>> just hours before president biden landed in ute e ute wedneut federal officials shot and killed a man who made threats. >> reporter: the fbi says its agent agents had a deadly confrontation with a man who had threatened to kill him a suspect, craig robertson, who they say was approximately 70 to

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suspects have been identified as 48-year-old richard roberts, 23-year-old allan todd, and 25-year-old zachary shipman. >> those guys who parked there were told not to leave it there. >> reporter: authorities say the brawl started when this river boat cocaptain, identified by authorities as damien pickett, tried moving a pontoon boat in the designated spot for a cruise ship on its way in. >> the cocaptain was doing his job. he was simply trying to move the boat just enough to where the cruise ship could park safely, in its identified location, however, it quickly escalated into fisticufs. >> reporter: in these now viral videos, part of the police investigation, you see a shirtless man confront the cocop tan cocaptain. a fight breaking out. several people jumping in, outnumbering the captain. that's when, all of sudden, black eyewitnesses who were watching decided to jump in and help the captain, running, even swimming up to the scene. beating back the people who attacked the man. one of them using a folded chair to hit someone over the head. tonight, police say that man with the chair is wante

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likely >> reporter: the trio of men facing misdemeanor charges -- richard roberts, allen todd, and zachary shipman. police say one person has already turned himself in, with the others expected to tonight. the incident that's drawn national outrage >> i don't think you can judge any community by -- in one incident co-captain damien pickett. police say the cap >> reporter: the man seen attacked in the video is river boat co-captain damien pickett. police say the captain spent about 45 minutes trying to get the pontoon boat owners to move using a p.a. system before pickett untied the boat >> the co-captain was doing his job. he was simply trying to move the boat just enough to where the cruise ship can park >> reporter: this new video shows other men coming to pickett's aid, as the altercation escalates. the unfolding fight, largely along racial lines, fuchfueling questions about possible hate crime charges. though the chief says there's currently no evidence that would meet the fbi's standard for that >> there was no stone unturned we examined this over a period of time, not only that night

this one never paid, the monks themselves are already starting to become journalists archimandrite zachary-timer in total, he has been in the lavra for 35 years, but during communication, questions have to be translated into russian, the monk honestly admits that he did not learn ukrainian in principle, he came here in russian, well, people come to talk with you, all russian pagans come do not come in the meantime, the employees of the reserve still get into those premises where they have not been allowed for dozens of years , the residence of metropolitan pavla, who is also popularly called pasha mercedes, everyone has seen this a relatively small one-story building, but from this side, only the chosen ones were allowed to go down the floor below , and only recently, when a water pipe burst , the reserve workers opened the house of metropolitan pavlo for themselves - it is one floor up and as many as three floors down on the lower ones, a sauna, a gym, and another wine the crypt, although already without wine, on the contrary, scientists were interested. this is one modest room. they sugg

zachary rehl, the former head of the philadelphia chapter got 15 years.secutors had pushed for them to be sentenced to over three decades each. >>> in pennsylvania, convicted murderer is on the loose after escaping from a prison outside philadelphia. authorities hunting for danelo cavalcante say he is extremely dangerous. he was sentenced to life without parole just last week for stabbing his ex to death in front of her children. anyone who spots him immediately should call 911. >>> also tonight, the horrifying images out of south africa. a five-story building going up in flames, killing more than 70 people, many of them children. we get more tonight from matt bradley. >> reporter: you could hear the screams coming from inside the inferno. a fearsome fire engulfing a five-story building in johannesburg, killing at least 74 people overnight, including 12 children. the building had been abandoned and was filled with an estimated 200 homeless squatters. witnesses say exits out of the building were blocked. the massive blaze to forced some to do the unthinkab

alalso sentetenced todayay, zachary y rehl, preresident of e philadelphphia chapter of the proud boysing] he was sentenced to 15 years, less than the 30 prosecutors wanted. they say rehl spent weeks organizing the capital attacks. in a separate trial, january 6 defendant brandon fellows was convicted on five counts but jurors revealed they are concerned about personal safety, writing to judge trevor mcfadden, fellows does not have any of their personal information usually shared with attorneys on both sides. fellows is rep resenting himself in court. the judge would only say the jurors information is destroyed at the end of the case. meanwhile, former president donald trump pleaded not guilty of a georgia election interference case and waived his right to appear at the arraignment next wednesday in atlanta. he likely would have aired live on television. in fact, late today, the judge in that case ruled whenever trump's trial a officially begins, cameras will be allowed. when it starts and ends remington open question. the prtrump moved. his attorney say it does not give them enough ti

their involvement in the january 6th attack on the capital, jo biggs received a 17 year sentence in zachary really 15 year sentence. both were accused of being instigators and the storming of congress 2 years ago. they faced several charges including seditious conspiracy. hey, diego castro reports from washington dc. the prosecution had asked for a so called terrorism enhancement for both of these leaders, because they said that the proud boys aim was to intimidate and terrify the public into accepting their little co view. that was contrary to fact that the election had not been stolen. and that this was no different quote than bombing a building. now, the judge in this case said that the 2 defendants wrote the american tradition of the peaceful transition of power. and that these 15 and 17 year sentences are meant to serve also as a deterrent against others who seek to do the same in the future. this is despite the tearful testimonies from those men with big telling the court that he was quote, seduced by the rhetoric surrounding this so called stolen election and rail, telling the court

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to prison for their involvement in the us capital riots. jo biggs receives a 17 year sentence, and zachary relo, a 15 year sentence. both were accused of being instigators and the storming of congress 2 years ago. they faced several charges including suspicious conspiracy. melanie sloane is a former federal prosecutor and an attorney with the expertise and government ethics. she says the ruling is not surprising. stuart roads, another leader of the proud boys earlier was sentenced to 18 years. so the judges have made clear that they take these cases extremely seriously. there's a lot of concern going into the 2024 elections, especially with former president trump running again and speaking regularly about the problem of fraud. there's a lot of concern in the united states about how the elections will turn out, and they want to make sure that we don't see a repeat of what we saw in 2020 for president. trump has indeed been charged with very serious charges in now several cases. and most recently we've seen that one of them is set to begin in washington dc. now in march, which is our one day

plus, we'll be taking a magical walk through nature with wildlife expert mike dilger and his son, zachary, as they go in search of an amazing creature that's inspired myths and fairy—tales for centuries, the glow—worm. and a big thanks to everyone who's sent in some great photos of your summer scenes from all around the uk, including james carlisle�*s view of flagstaff viewpoint in northern ireland. beautiful. please keep sending in your pictures, along with comments about anything on tonight's show, and that includes our first story tonight. yes, covid has been on the up in august and, with two new variants identified, lots of people will be thinking about it again for the first time in a while. but for others covid has never really gone away, so we sent kevin duala to check up on how patients and the nhs are coping. many people think of covid as a thing of the past. but others, they are still feeling the effects of the virus to this day. three years after the pandemic began, an estimated 2 million people believe they are living with long covid. that's when your symptoms last for four we

. >> cnn's zachary cohen previews the week ahead. >> reporter: as we're preparing for fani willis to present to the grand jury. new pieces of evidence, that prosecutors got their hands on. text messages that show a link between lawyers working for then-president donald trump and a voting system breach in rural coffey county, georgia. these text messages show that lawyers actively sought to get a written letter of invitation, from a local election worker in coffey county. this shows they were involved in the planning. rudy giuliani and sidney powell, were instrumental and coordinated the breach. it remains to be seen how this relates to charging positions. this is a key part of her investigation and could factor in to potential criminal charges going forward. zach cohen, cnn, atlanta. >>> joining me now from georgia, tia mitchell for requested the atlanta journal-constitution. "ahead of a possible fourth indictment for donald trump, we're seeing a new development in the georgia election interference probe, with prosecutors claiming to have text messages and e-mails link ing trump's le

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i want to bring in zachary koep, and bring us inside of the courthouse, because the judge is making commentsor both sides to lower the temperature. >> that is right, rahel, as it is getting heated inside of the courtroom as the lawyers are arguing over the timing of when this trial should start, and so far, we know when the trial is not going to be started. and the judge is making it clear to trump's lawyers that it is not two years when this trial is going to begin. they wanted april 2026 start date, but the judge is making it very, very pointed comments in the courtroom saying that you are not going to be getting two more years in the case, and telling the defense lawyers that they should have been ready for the indictment when it came, and no excuse that they would need this time. the judge has also rejected the department of justice's date which is january 2nd of next year. so we are waiting to see when the judge is going to set that trial date, but making it clear in both sides that neither proposal is going to fly, so we the judge to set a date. >> conten sho tentious already, is only