and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. fiery words from donald trump in front of a very supportive crowd. we ll bring you the message he and other republicans brought to cpac. ohio once again facing a train derailment. details plus the latest from the toxic spill in east palestine is just ahead. and later, one ukrainian mother s journey to america, with her children to escape the horrors of war. the remarkable path she took, the stranger who took her in, and her message to those she was forced to leave behind. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. an adoring crowd at the conservative political action conference gives former u.s. president donald trump a rapturous reception and momentum for his 2024 presidential campaign. trump said he wouldn t drop out of the presidential race if he was indicted in the state or federal investigations he faces. he also promised retribution
up in their face. new reverend revelations that representative jim jordan s quote, weaponization committee, heralded by those in the right as a way to bring down the so-called, as they re calling it, deep state. this is the tinfoil hat committee. there is nothing here. they are trying to do whatever they can to lay the groundwork for donald trump to come back to the white house. these are trump loyalists. the only reason, jonathan, this subcommittee was formed was so that kevin mccarthy could become speaker. this is the deal he made. i m going to speak to jordan s democratic colleague, congressman raja christian murphy, in the moment. also this hour, alec murdaugh gets a quick introduction to a new reality as begins serving a life sentence for killing his wife and son. this hour, we re going to delve into the twisted world of the murdaugh family. we also have the latest on the huge decision on insulin prices, which impacts millions of americans as well. and later on thi
information, he s live there right now. adam? that s right, barbara and from a traffic perspective, i can tell thaw georgia avenue has just reopened, so that s good news. but take a look at the road. the markings on the road, the man was trying to get across and he never made it. in the predawn light just before 7:00 a.m., tragedy on georgia avenue. a man in his mid 60s hit by this car as he was trying to cash the bus from the other side of the road. busy intersection of georgia avenue and regina drive. i m more in shock that i actually had to witness something like this. the fact that i was like right there. lee anna vost was waiting for her bus to school. she tried to help the man after the crash. we were talking to 911 and they told me to flip him, lay him on his back and it just everything was like, it was really messy. the driver of the car that hit him on scene, trying to make and far between, is a change in road design needed? later on the department will
i m david culver. and i m meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. break out the shorts and sunglasses, you re going to need it, folks. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking sunshine coming our way. good morning, tom. good morning. and a gorgeous weekend on the way. right now low clouds are around and still rather humid. temperatures hovering right around 70 degrees. live view from our capitol camera overlooking union station. the flag flapping gently in a northeasterly breeze, but lower humidity moving in as the day progresses. right now temperatures in the 60s. shenandoah valley and mountains of west virginia and virginia, hovering around 70 at the bay, around 70 degrees. storm team 4 radar clear, the beaches, the bay, west shenandoah valley, in the mountains, a great day for outdoor recreation, getting in some exercise,ú getting in some yardwork. the next chances for rain, minutes. we will check in with you then. thanks. coming up on 6:02. a developing story
least falls road all the way up to democracy. you re being diverted around the accident scene on the local travel lanes and then can you continue on north. live in montgomery county, derrick ward, news 4. derrick, thank you. maryland, we tell you, a move over law requiring drivers to shift over a lane when police are on the shoulder, but a news 4 i-team investigation recently revealed state police records show not all drivers are paying attention. at least seven patrol cars or troopers hit on the side of at road since january. 9:01 the time on this saturday. we do want to turn our attention to the weather and welcome you in on this saturday morning. i m david culver. good morning. i m meagan fitzgerald. a warm and comfortable weekend in store. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein issing traing how long the sunshine will be sticking around. good morning, tom. you said the key word, meagan. comfortable. we ve got low humidity moving in on a fresh northeasterly breez