Into a san francisco courtroom today. he pleaded not guilty to federal gun charges. his charges argue that the charges are politically motivated in the case should be thrown out. the chelsea bomber was sentenced to life in prison, 30 people were hurt when he set off a pressure cooker bomb in a crowded new york city neighborhood in 2016. he had also planted other bombs failed to explode. the lottery winner who wants to remain anonymous might be able to go ahead and collect her $560 million jackpot even if the judge decides whether or not to let her do it without revealing her name. our legal eagles debated her case and i heard all about it from you on twitter. the update on what happened today in a new hampshire courtroom. this ticket is the most valuable piece of paper on the planet earth.
Of a multifacetted proxy war emerging in the wake of isis being destroyed in raka. dana: jennifer griffin, thank you. man convicted of setting off a pressure cooker bomb in a crowded new york city neighborhood has been sentenced to multiple terms of life in prison. he planted a bomb in chelsea in 2016. more than 30 people were hurt by flying debris that caused millions of dollars in damages. rahimi all planted another bomb in new york that failed to explode, as well as other bombs in new jersey. the white house briefing is set to get under way any minute as we wait for reaction to the senate hearing on global threats and rob porter s security clearance process. plus a warning that russia is ramping up efforts to under mind u.s. elections. they re gonna keep coming at us.
After planting a pressure cooker bomb. he is facing life in prison when he is sentenced next month. he turned himself in for it or go merger within four years later. eugene delonghi admitting to this kind on its own after walking into an n.y.p.d. station and confessing to the stabbing of a homeless man in a bronx park. he had up on police records now charged with murder. senator rand paul getting made to the spirit. the tradition of festivus begins at the airing of grievances. i ve got a lot of problems with the people. now you re going to hear about it. molly: i want to wish donald trump a happy festive festivus. we told them to take the day off. on the same subject.
With a pressure cooker bomb, throw acid on people s faces. whatever you want to do to commit carnage you will get something to do it. on your point, high capacity magazines, i guess people could ban those and see how it goes. in the end we re dealing with depravity, evil, people with spousal abuse, they ve been abused, there is a mental health aspect to this that is real. oh, i agree with you. that is certainly a piece of it. but, again, we have to make sure that those people don t have the easy access to guns. laura: he shouldn t have. and, mark, the fact that the air force still has not released the results of what has to be a fairly simple investigation. with the computer capacity we have, putting people on these gun registries, bureaucracy, you can cut through it to find out whose responsibility it was to enter this information into the database about this freak, mentally unstable freak, who was able to commit a horrific
Neighbor as ourselves. that s the only way to end evil, acts like. this can you outlaw guns and evil is, the only way to stop evil is to change people s hearts. that s just so elementary, so simple. i don t understand why anybody would think that making a gun illegal would stop a criminal, who s wig to murder some one else, from buying a gun illegally. he had the wherewithal, jerry, to commit a terrible, horrible series of killings here whether with a pressure cooker bomb or something else. he had the military training. he would go on you tube, watch the video, and do it. he could have done it. the brave neighbor who had the ar-15 who stopped him. if guns were outlawed he wouldn t have had una. gun. who knows how many other people would have been killed. the lesson from this shooting we