the desperate scene unfolding in ukraine. a miracle in the rubble, 24 hours after what is one of the worst attacks yet on civilians, rescuers pull a woman from an apartment building destroyed by a russian missile. our matt gutman reports with the scene with much of ukraine in the dark tonight. the close call at one of the country s busiest airports. two passenger jets nearly collide on the runway, coming within 1,000 feet of each other. how a tragedy was narrowly averted. disturbing new details as two paramedics are charged with first degree murder. body cam footage shows them strap a patient face down on the gurney. that man later died of asphyxiation. the horrific footage coming in from nepal where dozens are dead after a plane plummeted into a residential neighborhood. new aerial video shows the smoldering wreckage as crews search for victims in nepal s worst crash in decades. and keeping the dream alive. a new generation inspired by dr. martin luther king jr.o ngs
During a total Solar Eclipse okay derrick, for that. All right. Thanks to you for watching that total eclipse of the heart. Thanks to our panel for joining us. Im kasie hunt. Dont go anywhere. Cnn news central starts get out delay, denied, and maybe for the last time this time, the Hush Money Criminal Case moves to trial and we have new details on what what potential jurors are going to be asked and idaho team is under arrest, accused of pledging his allegiance to isis and planning attacks on churches before the end of ramadan. Two parents facing sentencing at the same time today, james and Jennifer Crumbley will learn their fate after being convicted for the mass shooting their son carried out coming facetoface with the parents of their victims on kate bolduan law, john berman, sarah is out today. This is Cnn News Central all right. Barring any final hail mary or theres an old legal longshot which of course can happen, but just stick with me this morning donald trump is six days away
hundreds of apartments damaged, including evgeni s. he was in his bed when his room imploded. his windows blasted inward. screaming, screaming. maybe they call for children. reporter: walking out i closed my eyes. reporter: a massive relief effort springing up. blankets, hot food, both for the now homeless and for the exhausted rescuers. and everywhere, survivors and neighbors struggling with the loss. neighbors like tatiana couldn t hold back. and tonight, we learned this young woman captured in that image perched on a concrete ledge, clutching her phone, is recovering in a hospital, only to have learned both her parents died in the explosion. so devastating. matt joins us now from the scene of the attack in dnipro. there s still a very active scene, but give us the status of the search right now.
wearing uniforms branded with badges from deployments in syria, afghanistan and iraq, ten american soldiers dangled their legs off a concrete ledge, spitting out sunflower shells and tobacco juice as they waited the better part of a thursday morning wait for example a forklift to arrive. president trump is scheduled to head to his florida club to spend time with his friends and family there. today marks his 667th day in office and while he s visited his own properties, some 210 times, he has yet to go to a combat zone. my panel back with me. philip, let me start with you. the president fielding questions on the south lawn of the white house saying they ll be there as long as necessary. therein lies the rub and the definition of that is elusive, shall we say. it is important to say that where most of the troops are deployed on the central and the people are headed to the west
submerged in an ontario lock. the shafias claimed it was an accident. prosecutors proved otherwise. that the women were likely killed prior to being placed in the car. and that when the nissan got stuck on a concrete ledge someone used the family lexus to ram the vehicle all the way into the water. while relatively rare, honor killings in north america had been greeted with outrage and convictions in court. last february a jury found an arizona man guilty of murdering his daughter because he felt she had become too westernized. and in 2008 a georgia man was convicted of killing his daughter for refusing to go along with an arranged marriage. in the shafias case it took the jury just 15 hours to convict all three. they received the maximum sentence allowable under canadian law, life in prison with no chance for parole for 25 years. and the family patriarch remains unrepentant. when asked if he had anything to say following the verdict, mohammed shafia simply said, wrong. rob, paula?