law enforcement sources. the moscow, idaho, police department has announced a news conference for later this afternoon and cnn s veronica miracle joins us from moscow, idaho, right now. veronica, what are we learning at this hour? well, abby, just in the last few minutes josh campbell, lauren and mark morales revealed bryan kohberger, a 28-year-old has been arrested in connection to these murders here. he was arrested according to federal sources in pennsylvania, completely on the other side of the country, thousands of miles away. this arrest comes after seven weeks of painstaking investigation by the moscow police department, the fbi and other agencies who have descended upon this town to try to figure out who could have possibly murdered four students in their sleep, that s according to the coroner here saying those four students were likely murdered in their sleep. some of them showed signs of defensive wounds they tried to fight off the attacker. now we understand th
season. i ll do what the medical experts advise me to do. and i m quite certain they re not going to advise me in the wrong direction when it has to do with his health. his health is the first, foremost and only priority. reporter: this was his second diagnosed concussion this season for tua tagovailoa, kaitlan. there s an overwhelming amount of former players on social media urging tua to take care of his body and mind, let them heal because his long term health is far more important. rg-3 saying he shouldn t play again this season. we ll see what he and the team decide. thanks for the update. cnn this morning continues right now. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, december 29th. don is off this morning. we have a lot of news under way, especially coming out of ukraine where russia has launched a massive attack overnight. missile strikes hitting critical infrastructure injuring civilians. we re live at the scene of one of those strikes in a few moments. al
presidential candidate for decades before has shared except for trump. let s get right to lauren fox. the returns are out in the public domain. what are you seeing in them? reporter: there s a couple key takeaways, one of which we had an indication of given that the joint committee on taxation put out a report last week, but we had now been able to verify with the underlying documents that donald trump paid very little in taxes in some of the first years of his presidency, in fact in 2016 and 2017 just $750 each of those years in federal income taxes and in 2018 and 2019 a bit more, nearly more than $1 million in federal income taxes then nothing in 2020, the last year of his presidency, abby, and that he often used projecting losses forward as a way to reduce his tax bill. we also are learning a couple of other interesting pieces of information. one of them just questions and
for those eight business entities that were requested from the house ways and means committee. we also expect to see audit files, any notes that the irs took on donald trump s tax processing as they were going through things. and that is going to be, really, where we might see treasure trove of information because it will suggest to us any questions the irs may have had as they were processing trump s taxes. if there weren t significant audit notes or work files it could suggest that the irs wasn t looking that closely at former president trump s tax returns. so that s significant as well. we know a little bit of information about what s in the tax returns because the joint committee on taxation put out a report last week where they raised questions about some of the findings. between the years of 2016 and 2017 we know that former president trump paid just $750 in each of those years in
impetos on the new agenda. and john mccain said he will support the tax cuts. he sunk repeal and replace obamacare. his support makes it likely the president will get a victory on that as early as tomorrow. the president has been touting a stock market on fire. the dow seeing it s 63rd record close and could go higher. the corporate tax rate will be dropping from 35% to 20%. the personal side, there s been claims that this helps very few people. the joint committee on taxation put out a new report saying 60% of u.s. households will get a tax cut. 8% will pay more. democrats jumped on that same study. the committee saying that the economic impact will not be very strong and that this will strongly increase the deficit. republicans pushing back on that today saying that they re undercounting the impact on the