first time today. the bullet still lodged in her chest. her lawyers say the school was warned three times on that day that the boy could have a gun. the war in ukraine. and tonight, president biden revealing he plans to send 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. tonight, germany and nato allies now agreeing to send leopard tanks, as well. martha raddatz standing by with what these tanks can do and why this is so important for ukraine. the mass shootings in california. tonight, near san francisco, after that suspect and the dramatic takedown, today, he was in court. families of the victims right there, too. he s now charged with seven counts of murder. and just 25 days into this new year, at least 40 mass shootings here in the u.s. tonight, the case making national headlines. the once prominent lawyer, husband, and father accused of killing his wife and son. opening statements now and prosecutors say he shot his wife and son at close range. what the defense attorney then said. a d
and what we learned for the first time today. the bullet still lodged in her chest. her lawyers say the school was warned three times on that day that the boy could have a gun. the war in ukraine. and tonight, president biden revealing he plans to send 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. tonight, germany and nato allies now agreeing to send leopard tanks, as well. martha raddatz standing by with what these tanks can do and why this is so important for ukraine. the mass shootings in california. tonight, near san francisco, after that suspect and the dramatic takedown, today, he was in court. families of the victims right there, too. he s now charged with seven counts of murder. and just 25 days into this new year, at least 40 mass shootings here in the u.s. tonight, the case making national headlines. the once prominent lawyer, husband, and father accused of killing his wife and son. opening statements now and prosecutors say he shot his wife and son at close range. what the def
remains at home healing. we learned today that bullet is still lodged in her chest. the road to full recovery will be long. the psychological wounds cut deeply and remain fresh. and pierre thomas with us here tonight. pierre, we heard from parents we saw them line up to speak at the district s school board meeting. and tonight, i know there s another urgent meeting about the leadership of the school district? reporter: david, tonight, there s an emergency meeting to decide the fate of the superintendent. his job is on the line. as for the teacher, she s planning to sue the school district. david? all right, pierre thomas with us from washington. thank you, pierre. and tonight, news in the case making national headlines, as well, opening arguments in the trial of alec murdaugh, the once prominent south carolina attorney, husband, and father, accused of murdering his own wife and tonight. tonight, prosecutors in court say he shot his family at close range. what the defense then
tonight. reporter: tonight, with victims families looking on, the man accused of that deadly shooting rampage in half moon bay, california, appearing in court for the first time, holding up a piece of paper to cover his face. 66-year-old chunli zhao, now facing multiple charges, including seven counts of murder, and one count of attempted murder, after he allegedly opened fire at two farms, killing five men and two women. officials believe it was a case of workplace violence, now the deadliest mass shooting in county history. this one is in a category that is way beyond anything we have ever dealt with. reporter: late today, authorities identifying the victims, who were all agricultural workers. mourners laying flowers at a memorial. 50-year-old marciano martinez-jimenez among those killed. his brother describing him as a good man. just 25 days into the new year, more than 70 people have been killed in at least 40 mass shootings across the country,
including two in california in just a matter of days. doctors who treated victims of the monterey park massacre saturday, struggling to cope. it s extremely ly see the victims. reporter: back in half moon bay, joaquin jimenez emotional for the victims he knew through his work advocating for migrant workers. you ve now lost friends. how hard has this been for you? it s very hard. it s difficult to think about going to the farm and or the community not to be able to see people. reporter: david, the judge deciding not to grant the suspect bail in this case, calling him a threat to the community and a flight risk, because he is a chinese citizen with an incentive to leave the country. matt, thank you. overseas tonight, and pope francis making news this evening. in a new interview, speaking about homosexuality, saying it is not a crime. and what he said the church