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turbulence and we had has was making more landfall on the peninsula but that's not what we got all. it was smooth the whole time. pretty easy night. >> brian: did you get a sense of what california would experience and then report it back as the storm began to break up? >> absolutely. as the storm began to break up, our whole purpose of flying this mission is to find the center of the storm and that allows us to get an updated written refined track of where it will hit. when we got out there on saturday night, it was more than we expected. it was hard to find the center. just buy that reporting back we knew that the track was going to be refined and it was ultimately a good thing for the state of california. that storm was becoming much weaker. >> steve: it turned into a big rainmaker and they are still suffering from that. really quick ask a question for you lieutenant. what is it like flying in an airplane through a category four hurricane right through into the eye? >> it's bumpier than your
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the data. >> steve: zach mcdermott as an air force pilot assigned to the 53rd weather recon squadron and he joins us right now. lieutenant, good morning to you. >> good morning pete how are you. >> steve: we are okay. this has to be a first for you. i know you grew up in florida and that's where a lot of hurricane hunters take off from. you are based in mississippi. how crazy was it that they sent you to california? >> it was wild. a historical mission. there hasn't been a tropical -- a name tropical storm that made landfall in california since 1939 i believe. we were excited to be able to go out and do it and we were hoping for the best for the state of california. >> ainsley: what was it like when you were up there? what did you see? >> it was a rather quiet and smooth the storm. we flew on friday at a category floor and we flew it on saturday night and it flew apart and became a category one storm. overall it was very smooth. i was personally expecting more
perhaps even surrender to georgia authorities that day. meanwhile, the justice department is seeking 33 years in prison for ex-proud boys leader enrique tario and a top lieutenant. it would be the stiffest january 6th punishment handed down in the overall prosecution. federal prosecutors also ask for long prison terms for the other defendants in the case. tario and the three others were all convicted of sawditious conspiracy in may after a months long trial that began in february. a fifth was acquitted on seditious conspiracy but found guilty on other serious offenses. in a 155-page filing prosecutors wrote this. the defendants understood the stakes and they are embracing their role in bringing about a revolution. they unleashed a force on the capitol that was calculated to exert their political will on elected officials by force and to undo the results of a democratic election.
>> john: we'll check on whether it's on the mexico side or the u.s. side or right down the center and see what you do with that. lieutenant, thanks for talking with us. appreciate it. >> jacqui: virginia governor is firing back fairfax county schools for defying on pronouns. >> the district says it's complying with federal and state anti-discrimination laws and so fairfax county schools will remain in opposition of virginia's state guidelines. the superintendent writes any student who has a need or desire for increased privacy regardless of the underlying reason shall be provided with reasonable nonstigmatizing accommodations. that means fairfax county school staff will not inform parents if the student asked to change name or identification. also will address students by
evidence she has gathered includes evidence to support allegations that state officials here were facing enormous pressure. that there were alleged efforts to install fake electors to subvert the electoral college process, she will also detail allegations about trying to use the justice department up to d.c. to overturn the election results here as well as these meritless lawsuits that were filed by the trump campaign. now, we also have new reporting from our colleague sara murray and zach cohen detailing how fani willis also has evidence that former president president trump and his allies were trying to breach a voting system in rural georgia as part of these alleged efforts. now, at least one witness is already inside court today and we expect two more will be appearing tomorrow including former lieutenant republican -- former republican lieutenant governor geoff duncan. the earliest any potential indictment could come is tomorrow.
i bring in former lapd lieutenant saying they'll be brought to justice is not a laughing matter. this guy promises you the world and hands you a map. he can make all the promises he wants. he's a big part of the problem. he's handcuffing the police and they can't do anything about this and look at the figures, about a hundred thousand, 300 thousand dollars, it's ridiculous that we have to go through this extent and wait for the stores to ramp up their security and start locking everything up. meantime, who is paying for? everyone is paying for this because the stores are going to pass costs to the consumer. >> it would be on the money the society when you see this rampant lawlessness it just can't be good for society.
>> that's right, my friend. it's time for -- >> can you believe they gave stephanie skin cancer? >> i still can't believe they promoted her to lieutenant. >> oh, you're just saying that because you're in love. >> well, how could anyone not be in love with her? >> hey, hey. they're running. see, this is the brilliance of the show. i say, always keep them running. all the time, running. run. run. run, run like the wind! >> imagine what it was like back when the rolling stones, had shocked parents everywhere.
the scene. >> he identified himself, wanted to know what happened in the store. >> lead the text of donald then of clinton county pd testified that michael said his wife was working at comics world. >> i advised him that there has been an incident at the store and his wife had been injured. >> did he ask you about her condition? >> no. >> did he ask you about how it happened? >> no. >> he told the husband that then lieutenant don brook would be driving him to the hospital where he could find out about his wife. the former lieutenant testified that michael started training without prompting. >> he made a statement that i thought was noteworthy. >> what was a statement? >> something must have felt or dropped on her in the back room. >> why is that statement interesting to you. >> because i never told him that mrs. george was in the backroom. of the store. >> he knows things he shouldn't know? >> he knows evidence that only the shooter would know. not realizing how unique that information is.
personnel on the ground as officials work to restore power and phone service to the area. the governor said this wildfire is the largest natural disaster in state history. and now, back to dateline. >> the comic book murder files came out of the archives, and the lead detective blowing off the east. township for, us to remember that killing at the strip mall. and he took it personally, that someone out there had gotten away with murder. the lieutenant had identified with the victim. >> i was approximately the same age, and had children the same age, and maybe that was just something that stuck with me. >> this is a tough one to pick up the staff. >> i knew that going in, but i had already operated under the theory, you don't shoot you don't score. and i thought i owed to myself, but i outed to barb to.