home in connection to lewiston shooter robert card. similar police activity in maine throughout the day. we will keep monitoring the situation and bring you any updates as we have them. as of right now, the suspect is still considered on the loose and not in police custody. the urgent wide ranging manhunt continues for the suspect in a mass shooting that left 18 people dead in lewiston, maine. with the 565th mass shooting of the year in the united states, the deadliest so far, according to the nonprofit gun violence archive. state police say 40-year-old card is wanted on eight counts of murder based on the numbers of victims, and officials have been able to identify the shooting unfolded last night across two locations in the western, the second largest city in maine. shortly before seven pm, a man walking into a bowling alley call just in time recreation, opened fire. several minutes later officials received 9-1-1 calls about shots fired and a nearby restaurant, schemengees
it s wholly inadequate, but i know everyone is thinking about your community right now and the horror and terror they experienced and still must be experiencing as we discussed. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. joining our conversation gun safety advocate, our dear friend fred guttenbering who has helped us talk through so many news cycle like this one, so many tragic moments when an entire community made up of familyings like his is changed in an instant. his daughter jamie was murdered in the mass shooting in parkland, florida. also joining our conversation former fbi counter intelligence agent pete struck. fred, the details are being logged in every parent and tragally a lot of kids brains today, right? this happened at a bowling alley. this happened on youth night. so add to school, add to the baseball field, add to the wal-mart, the bowling alley on youth night as a place that is no longer safe in the united states of america in 2023. nicolle, i thou
as jonathan mentioned our special coverage of the white house correspondents dinner takes off at 8:00 p.m. please stick around. we will have extensive coverage. on this hour, we have two pivotal events testing the bedrock of our constitution, threats to first amendment rights, and to the rule of law. also tonight from new york to arizona we break down donald trump s head spinning week of legal drama including outrageous arguments his legal team made to the supreme court. marjorie taylor greene s political standing, shifting from maga hero to. let s do it. this week marked an inflection point in our nation s history. the united states constitution being tested in new and dangerous ways. on thursday former president donald trump and his lawyers went to the u.s. supreme court to double down on claims that a president possesses sweeping immunity from criminal prosecution. basically according to the former president s lawyers his immunity is so absolute they argued, that e
before go to harrys.com slash a shave to claim your $7 trial i m pete muntean at reagan national airport. this is cnn you are in the cnn newsroom. i m alex marquardt and washington. thank you very much for joining us. we begin with a pivotal vote on capitol hill after months of delays and political wrangling& rare saturday session today, house lawmakers passed a $95 billion foreign aid package for israel, ukraine, and taiwan. republican speaker mike johnson was finally able to advance the bills through congress with the help and must be noted of democrats. it s a move that could cost him his job as some hardliners& his party of threatened to introduce a measure to remove him from his speakership the senate is now set to take up that aid package on tuesday, president biden now urging senators to send the legislation to his desk quickly so that he can sayyed them into law, quote right away. let s get straight to our correspondence in both jerusalem and kyiv two countries se
step counter those sport matt and wireless remote call good morning. good morning. welcome to cnn this morning, it s saturday, april 20. i m victims walker. here s what we re working on for you this morning congress is in session for a working weekend because see a final vote on a $95 foreign aid package for ukraine and israel as early as this afternoon. a much different vote though could cost. mike johnson, the speaker s gavel, marjorie taylor greene says there s a civil war in the house of representatives. and as another lawmaker joining her motion to vacate, we re going in-depth ahead annually, a half a dozen blasts, rock a military base belonging to an iran-backed militia in iraq at a time of high tensions across the mideast. what we know about it coming up and former president donald trump hits the campaign trail today, just two days he s before opening statements begin. in an historic hush money trial in new york, the judge s stern warning to trump s legal team, tha