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Need2Know: Arbery Killers Sentenced Again, FBI Raids Mar-A-Lago, Lanternflies Invade The Northeast

two men sentenced to life in prison for killing Ahmad Aubrey have been given another life sentence for committing a federal hate crime. Travis McMichael and his father Greg McMichael were told they must serve their time in the state prison instead of a federal prison, which their lawyers tried in vain to argue for. Now. Their neighbor William Roddy bryan Jr who took the video of the killing was sentenced for 35 years in prison. Aubrey's mother addressed the judge before sentencing saying quote, I feel every shot that was fired every day. And President biden and First lady Jill biden are back in D. C. After visiting eastern Kentucky on monday they saw firsthand the devastating results from the worst flooding in the state's history. The president and first lady also visited with families and first responders. I don't want any Kentucky and telling me you don't you don't have to do this for me. Oh yeah we do. You're an American citizen. We never give up. We never stop, we never bow, we never bend. We just go forward. Of course, sadly at least 37 people died in those floods. The president increased federal aid to help with recovery efforts in the region. The 13 million people relying on expanded health care subsidies can breathe easier today. The inflation reduction act moving through Congress would keep the subsidies in place through 2025 for people who get coverage under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. According to the Kaiser Family Foundation without the extension. Some people would see their premiums go up by more than 50%. The house is expected to vote on the entire package on Friday and the world of politics is waking up this morning to a new world in which the FBI searched mar a Lago, the florida home of former President Donald trump. And our own aerial Hickson is live in Washington D. C. To bring us more on this big and unusual story. Ariel Good morning, Good morning. So heads turned and eyebrows raised on monday evening when a provocative statement from former President trump landed in our inbox is trump said monday evening in a statement quote, my beautiful home mar a Lago in palm beach florida is currently under siege, raided and occupied by a large group of FBI agents. The FBI has yet to confirm that the raid happened, but several news outlets have confirmed what trump said have added that the FBI obtained a warrant from a judge to conduct the search. The President's son eric told Fox News the search was related to an investigation into trump's handling of White House documents after leaving office, some of which he took with him to mar a Lago. This story involving the archives goes back a few months, of course, we have to take a look at this timeline here. President trump left office in january 2021 we note through various media reports and national archives that he took sensitive and potentially classified documents with him tomorrow. Lago the archives discovered this in january of this year and made efforts to recover those documents, some of which were labeled as top secret Then in May, according to the new york times, Doj offered a grand or open the grand jury investigation into the incident which has led us to the news of the search. Now this is all about whether trump or his staff violated the President Presidential Records Act, which sets out all the rules for how documents from every presidency needs to be preserved. If trump violated the act and took classified material to his home in florida, he could be criminally charged. So Ariel, I think many people are wondering what comes next. Is there anything we can look out for after this search ensure there's not really anything to look for because we don't know what stage the investigation. Is that part of the reason the news of the search by the FBI landed like this is because it really came out of nowhere. This indicates that the doj is holding these details quite close to the vest and we may not know anything more until potential charges are filed. Well, we know you will keep us updated aerial Hickson live in Washington D. C. And taking a look at other headlines. We're following this hour, authorities who are investigating the murders of four muslim men say they're looking for help locating a vehicle believed to be connected to the desk. A muslim man was killed friday night in Albuquerque New Mexico. Three other muslim men were ambushed during shootings over the past nine months in the area. Police are trying to determine if the slings are linked the same vehicles suspected of being used in all four homicides. The spotted lantern fly is invading states in northeast and officials are asking residents to help stomp them out literally the colorful but invasive bug, which is not harmful to people or animals eat and kills about 70 different types of plants and trees. Look at your screen right now, it looks actually pretty cute and it has a red inside when it opens its wings. Now, New Jersey Agricultural Department is asking people to squat them on sight if they see them, the insects pose a major threat to crops. Trouble trouble, trouble brewing in the craft beer industry, a shortage of problem dioxide, which puts the fizz in your beer is hurting small breweries, supply chain issues on contamination at a major supplier are forcing some craft breweries to cut back. Large beer companies make their own C. 02 so they are largely sigh of relief unaffected.