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Not to enforce its mandate. in seattle, hundreds of officers could be fired without proof of vaccination. plus, the push to vaccinate children. and the warnings tonight about flu season. what experts say you should do right now. tonight, the congressional investigation into former president trump's actions during the capitol insurrection. what sources say he and his aides were doing during the january 6th riot. exclusive new reporting from abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. tonight, the arrest video that the local mayor calls concerning. the paraplegic man pulled from his ...
Administration. watch "american voices: latinos inside the white house" right here on msnbc. disturbing video out of ohio of the arrest of a paraplegic man. >> i cannot. i'm a paraplegic sir. come on. >> come on, bro. get out of the car. >> how officials are responding to images of a disabled man pulled from the car by his hair. by his hair. paraplegic man during a traffic stop. that's next. 's next. ngs event o. the homeandautobundle xtravafestasaveathon! at this homeandautobundle xtravafestasaveathon, there's no telling what we might bundle! homeandautobundle xtravafestasaveathon! bundle c...
Him in prison for dozens and dozens of years. >> shimon prokupecz thank you very much, joining us to talk about this, jennifer rogers, a former federal prosecutor and now a lecturer at columbia university law school. he's facing real jail time here? >> he is, he is, the two cases in new york, also a third case in los angeles. if you look at the statutory maximums, you're talking 30, 40 years, but i think realistically, he may face about ten years here in prison. >> so i think, you know, everyone is going to pay attention to the new york cases, the stormy daniels one, et cetera, but on the bank...
Stealing from a $4 million settlement he helped win for a paraplegic man. authorities say using stolen money to buy real estate and to buy this private jet right there, that federal agents have now seized tonight. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: michael avenatti famously crowed that he won millions for his clients. tonight, prosecutors are saying that for several of those clients, what he won, he mostly pocketed. >> mr. avenatti received the money on behalf of clients and simply took the money to finance his businesses and personal expenses. >> reporter: a federal ...