9 AM ET: January 6 money makers, teachers' pronouns ban, mid-air plane crash & more

08/19/22 • 4 min

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"Willful retention of national defense information" - we'll tell you why those words could spell trouble for former President Donald Trump. Some of the people charged over the January 6th Capitol attack are making money from the insurrection, and apparently it's legal. Some teachers in Wisconsin are still banned from flying Pride flags or putting their pronouns in emails. Passengers have died after a mid-air plane crash in California. Plus, three men have been charged over the killing of infamous gangster James "Whitey" Bulger.

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