good saturday morning. it is april 29th. good to have you along. i m victor blackwell. i m amara walker. you re in the cnn newsroom. we begin with ukraine and a deadly russian missile strike on an apartment complex. the attack killed almost two dozen people, including six children. and it s believed to be the deadliest strike on civilians since january. it happened 4:00 a.m. local time when most people were asleep. ukraine s air force says russia fired a barrage of long range cruise missiles from the aircraft in the caspian sea area. president volodymyr zelenskyy says his forces shot down 21 of the 23 missiles fired. cnn s nic robertson has been on the scene since shortly after the strike, joining us now from uman, ukraine. hi, nic. what s the latest there? it is bad news from here. the death toll is now 25. you can see the recovery efforts still going on. but this is really just pulling out the debris, getting that off the site here. and we ve been talking with firef
an arrest in connection to the murders of four university of idaho students. a 28-year-old now in custody. he was arrested in pennsylvania. what was the motive? trump s taxes. six years of trump s returns now public. turns out he paid more in foreign taxes than u.s. taxes. fighting for his political future. minority leader kevin mccarthy giving concessions behind closed doors tonight as he scrambles to get enough votes to become the speaker of the house. will it work? good evening. i m sara sidner. four counts of first degree murder. that is what bryan kohberger is facing in connection with the shocking murders of four university of idaho students. that in addition to felony burglary. police say he was arrested earlier today by state police and the fbi on the other side of the country in pennsylvania. it caps off a six-week mystery after four students in their 20s were found stabbed to death in their beds as they slept in their off campus home. the case paralyzing a uni
shootings at the homes of local democratic officials. solomon pena faces a slew of charges including conspiracy, attempted aggravated battery for the attempted attacks. he lost by a margin of more than 50%. police say he visited the homes of at least three of the officials before the shootings. some of those visits were caught on doorbell cameras. cnn s josh campbell joins us now. what do we expect at the hearing? reporter: this hearing is starting just minutes from now there in new mexico. this will be the suspects a first appearance in court since he was arrested by albuquerque s.w.a.t. officers on monday. look it a these charges. they re obviously very serious. he s been charged with felony possession of a firearm, aggravated attempt with a deadly weapon, as well as conspiracy. we ve reached out to pena s attorney, but what police allege he was the ringleader in this conspiracy to target democratic officials in new mexico, shooting at four homes. this came after pena a
filmmaker alex holder including never before seen footage of donald trump and his family during the final weeks of the election and after, intimate interviews and their reaction to his election loss. take a look at this. okay. my father, he s very honest, and he is who he is. he believes everything that he s doing is right. i think i treat people well unless they don t treat me well, in which case you go to war. so, again, that is exclusive footage and we re going to talk with the filmmaker alex holder tomorrow night at 10:00, so make sure you tune in. the documentary series will be released by cnn plus. it s part of what the committee says is a deluge of new evidence including new information from the national archives and tips to the committee s hot line. so much that they ve had to postpone next week s hearings to dig through all of this. but tomorrow we re going to hear from three justice department officials testifying how the then-president of the united sta
monetary fines. that gets tricky if they re going to ask for him to be held in custody. i imagine they re going to ask for more in the way of fines, and a stern admonition. if the judge does that and trump continues to violates order, we re in unchart ed territory and the judge really has his work cut out for him in terms of maintaining order. trump doesn t care about fines. he just lost a half a billion dollars, he borrowed it from some guy in l.a. it s just not going to the fact is that because he wages, you know, this daily assault on rules and then we re surprised because normal, healthy people aren t unhinged enough to violate every sort of civic norm in the way that he does, it empowers him to keep doing it, and unless there s just a hard penalty on the other side of rule breaking, the rules don t matter. it will not be finings. he won t even pay for the fine himself, whatever the amount is, and it could be $100,000 or