in moments we are talking about one employee number five is saying about the classified documents case and the criticism aimed at judge canon and whether jack smith can do something about it. a good day to all of you. we begin this hour again with breaking news and new developments in the terror attack at a moscow. the death toll has grown to at least 133 people after gunmen stormed a concert venue, started shooting, and set it on fire. today u.s. officials say no americans were believed to be killed. a branch of isis lehman responsibility but did not provide any proof yet. in an address today, president vladimir putin vowed vengeance all without providing evidence. at this hour russia says 11 suspects are in custody including all four gunmen. right now we have pictures of mourners gathering at the scene leaving flowers and candles for the imps. it s a heartbreaking time. we will go right now to london. i m joined by matt probably with the latest on this. let s talk about t
this weekend. president biden this afternoon signing a last-minute spending deal, after the senate went into overtime late last night to pass the bill. speaker mike johnson, who guided the bill through the house, is facing sudden elimination as georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green has introduced a motion to vacate his leadership. meantime, the clock is running out for former president trump, who has less than 48 hours to come up with nearly a half billion dollar bond in new york civil fraud judgment. a violation could cost trump some of his most valuable properties, as new york attorney general letitia james prepares to seize trump assets. we are going to be talking about all of it ahead. plus, we will update you about the worsening situation, where gang violence has forced thousands to flee, a building humanitarian crisis. congressional lawmakers are calling on the white house to do more. joining many me now is congressman from texas. earlier, the government signe
million penalty. then a controversial law in texas is back on hold. we ll break down what officials there and in mexico are saying about it all. plus, steph s spotlight conversation about the future of the workplace post-covid, as the 11th hour gets under way this wednesday night. greetings everyone. i m symone sanders-townsend. tonight, former president trump is now staring at monday deadline to secure a massive bond to appeal his civil fraud case in new york. earlier this week, his lawyers admitted, they were struggling to find a company willing to post a bond for the $464 million judgment against trump and his co-defendants. the list of options appears to be getting shorter. if trump can t secure the bond in four days. will new york attorney general leticia james seized the assets. in a new court filing, james urged a state appeals court to ignore trump s claim about getting the bond. she added that if he and others were able to defend the bond, they should have consen
leverage. also, the republican majority in the house became even narrower today. congressman mike gallagher of wisconsin who already announced he was resigning is headed for the exits earlier than expected. he is leaving congress april 19th. that will bring the house gop majority down to just one single vote. and that seat will be empty until november. with that, let s get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel. sahil kapur. john allen, connor lamb and former republican congressman charlie dent. so, what is happening in the senate as we speak? the senate just began voting on this unanimous consent agreement. we expect six roll call votes. chuck schumer said he wants them to be limited to ten minutes. we ll see if that happens. then after those are done, there are three voice votes on amendments as well which are expect today be wrapped up instantly. and then final passage of the bill. sometimes in the next hour to two hours probably, we should get this bill passed. it
you are looking at the 100 block of miller street, that is in trenton, new jersey. that home, dead center there, is a home that police, s.w.a.t., and other officials are trying to keep a very close eye there, on a suspect that has been holed up inside, by the name of andre gordon. a 26-year-old man, whom we heard in neighboring falls township in bucks county, pennsylvania, a 20, 25 minute drive away, alleged to kill three people earlier today, 9:00 eastern. those being his 52-year-old stepmother, 13-year-old sister, and the first of two deadly locations. he killed his 25-year-old, the mother of his two children. this is according to the chief of police in bucks county, pennsylvania. he then went on to carjack a good gray honda. the driver of the car was not injured, certainly scared, but was able to provide the information about the car. there, you see the car was caught on camera in his travels between fall township and getting to that home where he has some sort of an assoc