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happening now, a federal judge is imposing the prison sentence for the former proud boys chairman who was convicted of seditious conspiracy due to his role in the january 6th violent attack on the u.s. capitol. he faces a steep sentence. prosecutors are asking for 33 years behind bars. cnn s evan perez joins me now from outside the federal courthouse. so prosecutors asking for 33 years. of course, it is up to the judge within guidelines. but what do we expect here? well, jim, the judge, timmy kelly, has given far under what prosecutors have been asking for. this is the fifth member of the proud boys. he s one of four of them who have been convicted of seditious conspiracy. he wasn t actually at the capitol on that date. he had been arrested just before january 6th, before the crowd gathered that day. in part because he had weapons on him and he was involved in a previous altercation, stealing a sign at a church right here in the district of columbia. so for that reaso ....
advancing their efforts and military cooperation. coming up, the warning details about what kind of weaponry and intelligence they re talking about and what it could mean for the rest of the world. but we start in washington, d.c., where as we speak, two of donald trump s allies in the attempt to overturn the 2020 election are facing justice. not just on the same day, but in the very same courthouse. in just one hour, enrique tarrio will be sentenced, the former proud boys leader convicted of seditious conspiracy. prosecutors want the judge to give him 33 years behind bars, which would be the longest sentence yet for anyone linked to january 6th. at the same time, jury selection is under way in the trial of former trump adviser peter nava navarro, charged with refusing a congressional subpoena from the january 6th committee. but speaking outside the federal courthouse a few hours ago, navarro insists there is an overriding question that still needs to be answered. i ....
all of these trips. we begin in san francisco. now, what i have seen happen to that wonderful city is just nothing short of heart breaking. how long would it take me to get crack. under a minute. how about heroin? same thing. fentanyl? same. easy to get? very easy to get. laura: less than two years ago, i was right here in the tenderloin district here in san francisco. it s an open air drug market. we decided to come back to see whether things have improved or gotten worse. within the past week three shootings one resulted in an ahomicide. one resulted in another person being shot and another resulted in a car being shot up. laura: just in district. yeah. just in this district. lieutenant tracy mcrae has been with the san francisco police department for nearly 30 years after spending 11 in the army. this is ground zero here in the tenderloin district for hard core drug addicts in the area, correct? right. i mean, you just take a look around ....
military are operating without senate confirmed leaders. or chief of staff. 300 top nominees are also on hold. because of this one lawmaker. alabama senator, tommy tuberville. his objection to the new policy that will reimburse service members or their families for travel. if they have to go to another state to get an abortion. after six months of frustrating paralysis. the secretaries of the army and the navy and air force wrote this opinion piece. officers in the millions of service they lead are the foundation of america s enduring military advantage. yet, this foundation is being actively eroded by the actions of a single u.s. senator, tommy tuberville. joining us now is the secretary of the air force. air force secretary frank kendall,, army secretary christine wormuth , and navy secretary carlos del toro for this joint interview. let me start with you. air force secretary frank kendall,. how is america less safe and less prepared than it was just six months ago? ....
over yet. now he has his sights set on a connection between fundraising and the push to breach voter equipment. mathematical evidence of trump votes being trashed and biden votes being injected. abuse of power, bribery, retaliation. some of the allegations facing ken paxton, texas attorney general, whose historic impeachment trial begins. they will call him to testify. to say this case is not about politics, nonsense. it s definitionally political. tennessee is the latest state to enact a third grade retention law about growing concerns about learning loss. they should be going to fourth grade because they re ready to go to fourth grade. i don t want him to be behind on reading, which will influence everything for the rest of his life. good morning, everyone. so glad you re with us. as you can see, there s a lot of news. but here is where we begin. the morning the kremlin is refusing to comment on kim jong-un s apledged plans to visit russia and me ....