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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 ....
breaking right now. a new cnn snapshot of the presidential contest. we have important insights on the hardening support for the front runner, the indictments and the giant gap between how they helped trump now or might hurt him in november of 2024. plus no stroke, no seizure disorder, no parkinson s. senator mitch mcconnell gives more detail explaining what did not happen when he froze on camera, but it is unclear if this new information will quiet questions about how long he should stay in his job. and new reporting on the special counsel. sources tell cnn that jack smith is still asking questions about a trump lawyer. could we see another indictment? i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, a brand new read of what americans are thinking at this early point in the presidential race. new cnn poll numbers are out right now. let s get started with david chalian, what are we seeing? we re seeing what is basically a one-man race f ....
two wind turbines onshore, which begs plenty of questions many from within the conservative party itself aboutjust how committed this prime minister is to the uk s climate agenda. today, the pressure finally told. the government caved to a backbench rebellion, announcing that it would relax planning permission for new onshore wind farms. those changes will come into force immediately and will scrap a previous rule that allowed just one objection to a planning application for a new onshore development. the new measures will also allow communities to apply to their local council to have wind turbines in their area, although elected councillors will still make the final decision. rebecca windemer is an expert on onshore wind planning for the energy market insight company regen. thank you very much for being with us. there s been plenty of discussion within industry today about how far this goes. is it likely to give industry enough confidence to start new investments? ....
on days when it wasn t raining, which is illegal. the practice is known as dry spilling and is banned because it can cause environmental harm. let s go live to our environment correspondentjonah fisher who s at langstone harbour in hampshire. thanks. last year, ourwater companies in england released raw sewage into our seas and rivers for 1.75 million hours. sewage was discharged on average 825 times every day. breaking that down still further, that means there was a new sewage discharge, roughly speaking, every two minutes. rural west sussex, and one of southern england s celebrated chalk streams. so here we are, welcome to the river lavant or as we locally call it, the river lav. the river lav. the lav, just full of effluent. rob, a retired businessman, is notjoking. there would be no river lavant in the summer without the treated discharges from the next door sewage plant. when we came it was overflowing, so we had the storm overflow coming out here, untreated sewa ....
abortion issue, for example, in the state of florida, democrats feel like they can really capitalize on this issue. republican since are trying to find an issue that they feel like they can capitalize on once again, immigration and border security is something that they feel like is a winning issue for them. of course, that s made more complicated by the fact that republicans and killed the bipartisan border security agreement that was reached between a group of senators and the white house earlier this year. so i think this is really an attempt by republicans to shift the narrative back to an issue immigration and border security that they think is beneficial to them. at the same time that democrats are set to benefit from the abortion issue good luck. and as this takes on, you control, you control and shift the narrative. you control the message. better chance you have of winning up, up and down the ticket jackie scratches you, andrew. thank you so much for coming o ....