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kaittelyn polantz has the story reporter: these six weren t the leaders of the group. we ve already seen those trials take place and the justice department earned convictions there for seditious conspiracy theory conspiracy. this group were convicted of the conspiracy to obstruct congress during january 6th. what these charges revealed and what the jury agreed with, what was convicted here is members of this group were moving together in a military-like fashion, moving toward the senate chamber. so this is the type of case it isn t the tip of the spear in the justice department s prosecution of members of the oath keepers, but yet another conviction they have secured, the third trial in a row where they ve gotten convictions and able to highlight the risk of violence at the capitol on
didn t want all of them, whatever, confusing times. but that this year, probably won t be as great for retailers as long year they re going to deal with that however they can thank you very much good to see you. appreciate you being with us on this holiday monday. fort myers, florida, faced pictures, scenes of absolute devastation from hurricane ian you have this community rebuilding and celebrating this holiday season the best way they can. kerry sanders has that story reporter: this sheriff landed on fort myers beach. a lot of progress. reporter: where three months ago, hurricane ian destroyed much of this community this is ground zero hurricane ian. we landed our helicopter one hour after the storm and you couldn t walk one foot here without walking over debris. reporter: the breach front usually backed with snow birds, empty. when you look around, just yards away from here, we re
of the court, i am pleased to welcome justice jackson to the court and to our common calling [ applause ] pete, looking ahead, the court said it will hear a case that could affect the coming presidential election reporter: yes, lester the court agreed to decide whether state legislatures and not state courts get the last word on how elections should be conducted for federal candidates republicans say that s how it s supposed to work, but opponents say that would leave state courts unable to defend voters when their rights are threatened lester pete williams outside the supreme court for us tonight. thank you. this evening president biden slamming the supreme court for its did he session overturning roe v. wade, accusing the justices of outrageous behavior and urging a controversial change to senate rules in response kelly o donnell has that story reporter: from a world stage moment in spain, president biden accused the highest court of upending american freedom. the one thi
that s part of why we saw so many refugees at that strain station. and now it appears the russians are redoubling their efforts in the eastern donbas region after their defeat around kyiv lester gabe gutierrez, thank you while thousands of ukrainians are fleeing the war there s another movement going on, ukrainians reversing course and returning to their country to reunite with loved ones dasha burns has that story reporter: at the polish border a thin fence is all that separates war from peace and parents from children. what s the first thing you re going to do when you get back home i will hug my mom, she says. it s a moment 8-year-old veronica has been waiting for. it s been a month since she and her brother have seen their parents who are serving in the military these siblings are among more than 100,000 ukrainians returning home this week leaving the relative safety of a border country. this is track 5 in poland, and this crowd is waiting for a