it would be the longest sentence by far coming from the january 6th attack and the other leaders of the far right extremist group could also be facing decades in prison. what the prosecutors call the vanguard of political violence in this country. calls for the justice department to intervene in the attempted murder case against two white men who are accused of shooting at a black fedex driver who was just doing his job. a mississippi judge says he had no choice but to declare a mistrial. the reason all boils down to a police officer who is accused of breaking court rules. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central. a major category 4 hurricane has parts of the u.s. bracing for a rare threat not seen in decades. hurricane hilary currently has 145 mile per hour winds as it inches toward california and while the storm will likely weaken just before it strikes the state, the rain and wind could still be deadly. more than a year s worth of
significant, this evidence linking members of trump s legal team, to the breach of a voting system there. jessica, these text messages add to a growing body of evidence that links donald trump s legal team to this voting system breach here in georgia that happened on january 7th, 2021. more specifically, it links them to this effort to secure written invitation from a local election official there, essentially allowing them, in their minds, to speenter the election office and no election official is allowed to let anyone have access to voting systems. but trump s team and lawyers were trying to convince this election official to provide a letter of invitation. and these text messages show us how they were involved in the planning, and how down from rudy giuliani to sidney powell, how they were kept in the loop on the state level as they worked to secure this written letter of invitation, and ultimately access to the voting system there is in coffee county. this is 200 mil
this hour, and on the ground frenzy in the state. millions under mandatory evacuation orders. the entire state faces flash flooding. and then record-shattering storm surge, water officials say as high as 18 feet. enough to swallow two suvs stacked one on the other. one official warning if you are caught in that surge, you simply will not survive. let s get straight to our correspondents on the ground binning with beginning with bill weir. what are you seeing and what are you told to expect? reporter: this whole community is really bracing for the worse. the new numbers this morning sunk the pit of the stomach everyone here, trying to think about a 17 foot storm surge. and we re on the back side of the storm and this is sort of the reverse storm surge. locals never see this exposed seabed here. we re looking at crab traps and oyster beds blowing around in the wind with the rest of us here. but of course the water as the storm comes ashore will fill in fast. and we re next
putin. well, if that would be the case that we join, what my response would be is that you caused this. look at the mirror. back in the u.s., a milestone almost unthinkable just a few years ago. 1 million americans have died of covid. the president ordering flags lowered to half staff in a country changed forever. we are also learning more today about this amazing story involving nerves of steel and an emergency landing soft as a willow. what happened minutes before a passenger had no choice but to take controls. let s begin with finland s decision to pursue nato membership. nic, is there any doubt that nato would rush to approve finland s application? they ve already given them a green light, if you will. nato secretary general today said that they will be warmly welcomed. there s been a lot going on behind the scenes in brussels at nato head quarters. a lot of conversations between different nations. and all of it coming to the same point. if finland joins nato whic
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