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Hi there, from CNN. I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, November 20th.

Count one, malice murder, I find the defendant guilty.

Count two, felony murder, I find the defendant guilty.

Jose Ibarra has been convicted of killing nursing students Lakin Riley while she was out jogging

on the University of Georgia campus. The prosecution and defense had agreed on a bench trial for the

case, so it was a judge not a jury who found Ibarra guilty of murder. And in addition to the murder

counts you heard there, the judge found Ibarra guilty of kidnapping with bodily injury,

aggravated assault with intent to rape, and aggravated battery, among other charges.

The case inflamed national debate around crime and illegal immigration, because Abara is an undocumented

migrant. Prosecutors have said they'll ask for Abara to be sentenced to life in prison without the

possibility of parole.

The House Ethics Committee is expected to meet today to discuss a report on former representative

Matt Gates.

The panel still hasn't decided whether to release the findings of its investigation into Gates.

But two sources say the meeting could still get cancelled, like it was last week.

The probe ended when Gates resigned from Congress, after President-elect Donald Trump

announced him as his pick for Attorney General. House Speaker Mike Johnson says that because

Gates isn't a representative

anymore, the report should not be released, arguing it would set a bad precedent. But some Republican

senators say they want to see it before they vote on whether to confirm Gates as the next

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