$136 million but just eight months later, he dropped that figure to 25 million, while gates listed his net worth at about 30 million. there is also their maximum possible sentences to factor in. according to calculations made by the special counsel s office, gates is facing up to 12 years and seven months in prison if convicted, while manafort is facing up to 15 years and eight months. the possibility of prison sentences in these ranges alone establishes a risk of flight as to both defendants. the special counsel is really making the case here that not only do they have a strong incentive to flee, but that they also have the money and the connections to do it, shannon. shannon: thank you for digging through those documents. returning now to the terror attack in new york, as as we pt reporting, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov is in critical condition at a new york hospital after being shot by new york city
listed his net worth at $136 million but just eight months later, he dropped that figure to 25 million, while gates listed his net worth at about 30 million. there is also their maximum possible sentences to factor in. according to calculations made by the special counsel s office, gates is facing up to 12 years and seven months in prison if convicted, while manafort is facing up to 15 years and eight months. the possibility of prison sentences in these ranges alone establishes a risk of flight as to both defendants. the special counsel is really making the case here that not only do they have a strong incentive to flee, but that they also have the money and the connections to do it, shannon. shannon: thank you for digging through those documents. returning now to the terror attack in new york, as as we pt reporting, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov is in critical condition at a new york hospital after being shot by new york city
reporter: but among the millions registered in two states are some people very close to the president. his son-in-law and white house senior adviser, jared kushner, registered in new york and new jersey. his daughter tiffany, registered in new york and pennsylvania. his chief strategist steve bannon, who until this week was registered in florida and new york. and his press secretary sean spicer, registered in rhode island and virginia. none break the law, unless they vote twice. and oftentimes, the voter is completely unaware they re registered in two states. reporter: of the 136 million voters in the last election, fewer than a dozen people were alleged to have voted twice, including this trump supporter in iowa, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges. and brian ross with us here tonight. we should point out again, perfectly legal to be registered in more than one state as long as you don t vote in both. a top senate republican is saying we don t need an investigation? th
5-year-old syrian boy sitting in an ambulance after being pulled from the rubble after an air striking in aleppo focused the world s attention on the horrors of the war in syria with 136 million views of on facebook alone. but there are much worsives coming out of aleppo every day now where in the past few weeks alone, 400 people have been killed, at least 100 of them children. days ago, the state department called for a war crimes investigation of the syrian regime of bashar al assad and russia for their bombardment of aleppo. this next question comes through social media through facebook. diane from pennsylvania asks, if you were president what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo? isn t it a lot like the holocaust when the u.s. waited too long before we helped? secretary clinton, we ll begin with your two minutes. well, the situation in syria
of the war in syria with 136 million views of on facebook alone. but there are much worsives coming out of aleppo every day now where in the past few weeks alone, 400 people have been killed, at least 100 of them children. days ago, the state department called for a war crimes investigation of the syrian regime of bashar al assad and russia for their bombardment of aleppo. this next question comes through social media through facebook. diane from pennsylvania asks, if you were president what would you do about syria and the humanitarian crisis in aleppo? isn t it a lot like the holocaust when the u.s. waited too long before we helped? secretary clinton, we ll begin with your two minutes. well, the situation in syria is catastrophic. and every day that goes by, we see the results of the regime by as sad in partnership with the iranians on the grounds, the