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people killed in the strike. matthew harding says the men were all valued team members, to whom we were very close. it was a tragic loss. he and the men were working as security and safety advisers to the convoy and they were returning to the compound after delivering food aid. he said their roles were to ensure that the convoy followed its safety procedures and stays on the correct route and to be on hand should anything untoward occurred. he adds that the man would also have worked to remove people from immediate danger should the convoy had come underfire. here in cornwall, the flag and the rugby football club where james henderson played, is flying at half mast today in his memory. internationally, there has been widespread condemnation of the strike and world leaders are calling for an explanation. the foreign secretary lord cameron has spoken to the media about the deaths of the aid workers. here s what he had to say. the dreadful events at the last two day is our ....
as international condemnation grows over israel s attack on an aid convoy in gaza, the bodies of the six foreign workers killed in the drone strike have been taken to egypt. a seventh palestinian man has already been buried. they worked for the charity world central kitchen, whose founder tonight said those killed were targeted deliberately, nonstop, until everybody was dead. three of those killed are british nationals, including james kirby, who was a7, and from bristol. his family have told the bbc he was a selfless humanitarian, who knew the risks but wanted to help people. the head of the isreali military says it was a grave mistake due to misidentification, and an investigation is now under way. we ll take a look at what we know about the air strike, and get the latest from jeremy bowen injerusalem and james landale, here at the foreign office. but first, lucy williamson has more on the aftermath of the attack. well, israel s actions in gaza and the need to exp ....
search his mar-a-lago estate if trump continued to refuse to hand over classified documents. we begin tonight with the first televised hearing in fani willis criminal case against former president trump in georgia. i m jason johnson in tonight for joy reid. the trial will be televised and is coming very soon. today, we have a taste of what s to come. fulton county superior court judge scott mcafee said he would allow kenneth chesebro to sever his case from sidney powell. chesebro and powell are among the 19 defendants in the georgia racketeering case. they have both asked for speedy trials. chesebro is accused of being the, quote, architect of the trump elector scheme while sidney powell is facing a slew of charges that include an effort to improperly access voting machines in rural coffee county, georgia. the defendant said their cases were different and they wanted to be tried separately. prosecutor s response, that ain t the way this works. so we ve heard a lot ....
continues to rail against his indictments and the prosecutors involved in each case. senate republicans meeting behind closed doors on capitol hill with minority leader mitch mcconnell s health issues in the spotlight. we may expect mitch mcconnell will check out for 20 seconds a day. the other 86,380 he does a darn good job. it looks like a neurologic event. it doesn t mean he can t serve. it means that somebody should wake up and say, wow, this looks like a seizure. a report from nbc s chief foreign correspondent richard engel who is in kyiv where secretary of state tony blinken arrived after a surprise overnight trip to meet with president zelenskyy there. hi, everybody. andrea is on assignment overseas. we will have more on her reporting in moments. we begin at the fulton county courthouse where the cameras will be live inside that courtroom during a hearing that could be a major step toward showing us how future cases, including by the way the former pres ....
pushed to make his case federal? then, thousands of escape burning man after being trapped by rain and mud and escapee shares his midnight hike and how he got out. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters at 30 rock. late today, a federal judge handed down the most severe punishment for any of the more than 1000 people charged in connection with the attack on the capital. 39 year old enrique tarrio, faith one-time leader of the far-right group, the proud boys, was sentenced to a total of 22 years behind bars. feds say he played a key role in orchestrating the insurrection, even though he wasn t even in d.c. on that day. but on the eve of january 6th, tarrio tory it was currently missing the founder of the oath keepers militia. he was found guilty of seditious conspiracy, and he was sentenced to 18 years in prison. the push online. just make sure my guys are okay. tomorrow. i ve ....