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particularly under the 14th, president trump, briana will ripley. thank you for thareport and thank you so much for joining us. ac30 60 starts now and i don t 360 breaking news involving former president trump s criminal trials, including a new fight about limiting his repeated attacks on, uh, judges daughter, who has no connection to the trial at all also tonight, pushback on the former president s law and order comments at the wake of a fallen police officer were joined by the brother, brian sickness, the capital police officer who died after being assaulted during the january 6 attacks, and later, exactly one year after russia wrongfully detained a wall street journal reporter, a talk with the sister of having girls good evening. i m jim sciutto in for anderson to breaking developments in foreign revolving, former president trump s criminal trials this evening. first is whether the former president can continue his harassment of the daughter of the judge overseei ....
and the effort to overturn the 2020 election, several key figures of the capitol riot have already been convicted and are now being sentenced. a judge today sentenced one of them to 17 years in jail for seditious conspiracy. that is a long time behind bars. but it s actually a much lighter punishment than what the department of justice was hoping for. in most of these january 6th cases, government prosecutors are throwing the proverbial book at defendants. correspondent david spunt is at the justice department tonight with details on the sentencing of the former leader of the proud boys group. good evening, david. hi, bret. good evening to you. this sentencing comes more than two and a half years after the attack on the u.s. capitol in just hours ago joseph biggs learned his fate as you said 17 years behind bars but not nearly the amount of time that the department of justice prosecutors wanted. they want him behind bars for 33 years, almost double. ultimately the jud ....
the un said it was investigating the cause of the explosion, and warned the targeting of observers was unacceptable. israel has denied any involvement. andrea tenenti, a spokesperson for the united nations interim force in lebanon, explained more about the investigation. three ogl observers, military observers, unarmed, were in the area together with their language assistants and they were injured. luckily they are stable at the moment, so we have launched an investigation to look into this incident and into the explosions. i know there are a lot of speculations at the moment, but in relation to what we do as an organisation, we need to verify the information through our own investigations. so i hope we will be able to find out more shortly. we have been in touch with everyone, with both sides, and we have been in touch even when we are doing patrolling. we informed the parties that we are going to different locations. and unifil, we are very visible, we have white vehi ....
wake of a fallen police officer we re joined by the brother of brian signal, the capital police officer who died after being assaulted during the january 6 attacks. and later, exactly one year after russia wrongfully detained a wall street journal reporter, a talk with the sister of evan gershkovich good evening. i m jim sciutto in for anderson to breaking developments and former valving former president trump s criminal trials this evening. first is whether the former president can continue his harassment of the daughter of the judge overseeing his hush money trial. a woman with no actual connection to the case whom trump has falsely accused of attacking him tonight, the manhattan da s office has asked the judge to confirm that she is covered by a gag order issued on tuesday trump s team indicates they may file a challenge to what they claim would be an expansion of that order. kara scannell joins us now with the latest care. if can you first remind people exactly what ....
continues its path of destruction across georgia and the carolinas. matt finn is live in saint pete florida which appears to have just taken a glancing blow. matt, good evening. reporter: yeah, trace, it s calm right now but much different conditions here just 8-12 hours ago here in the tampa bay area. a lot of good news coming out of this region tonight. first of all, the bridges were reopened to the barrier islands which means, you know, residents and business owners can get back in to assess their properties. we did a tour of this region and we did not see any major damage here. but last night and into early this morning, there was soaking wind and very powerful rain, saint pete beach police say they rescued someone from a mobile home park on the island and we saw sheriffs deputies out all night and putting their lives on the line. saint pete beach was under mandatory evacuation and from our assessment it seems most people evacuated or just stayed inside. this morn ....