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group after the group's founder was given the steepest penalty yet among those charged in the insurrection. and stunning revelations from newly unearthed fbi documents revealing a plot to kill queen elizabeth back in the '80s while she was here in the u.s. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to "cnn news central." two more sentences are being handed down today for members of the oath keepers, a far right extremist group for their role in the january 6th capitol attack. one of them is army veteran jessica watkins. she was just sente...

They ended up doing, again obstructing an investigation. >> shannon, what does this reporting tell you about the case prosecutors are building involving the former president's intent. if we're in a situation where i'm asking you guys to move documents around and before you know it federal agents are showing up, there's probably a reason for that, right? >> exactly. i think it shows jack smith taking a meticulous approach. they're using building blocks here and to show intent you have to show it circumstantially unless they've written out a confession and someone has taken notes of your confess...

>> each of these things? >> yes. when you build an obstruction of justice case, you have to prove the specific intent to obstruct justice and knowledge of the legal affair going on and an intent to obstruct it. you say that's in the person's mind. how do you prove it? you prove it circumstantially. the attempt to fire flynn, the firing of comey, the pushback against the fbi directors, efforts throughout the investigation about fake news allegations, all that becomes consciousness of guilt evidence. he was aware there was something going on and he was endeavoring to put an toned end to it. >> w...

Own life but also for the prosecution because they need to hear from his perspective, his perspective on what happened that night is really the construction of this case. >> as the only one who really know, right? part of his delay is a problem because defense counsel is having trouble getting their visuals in place. they want to show the window, why? it's wooden. they have to go through a three-step analysis for this judge and the jurors. could he hear that window close? it was wooden. it was loud. was he asleep? should he have heard it circumstantially to what was going on, and then did he a...