election. david pecker, owner of national tonight president trump arrested and arraigned in new york city, the only president former or present leaving trump tower, his 4-mile ride to lower manhattan, along with the secret service agents, the nypd and the secret service guiding the room, his eyes locked on the caera as he walked into the courtroom on the 15th floor of criminal court. and once inside, still photographers allowed in the room, capturing images both somber and surreal. trump flanked by his legal team, officers standing behind them. the former president himself pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. tonight the indictment and what it reveals about three separate hush money payments before the pivotal 2016 election. and why david packer, the owner of the national enquirer could play a key role in the prosecution with the catching kills scheme allegedly paying for stories but then killing them to allegedly help the candidate. ton
thsuorrs, the republan critics, and the students and families grateful to be helped. ccilia vega live at the white house. the war in ukraine tonight. and after those dire warnings from president zelenskyy, tonight, russia launching a deadly attack on a train station on ukraine s independence day. tonight, authorities now believe more than 20 people have been killed. ian pannell with late reporting from kyiv. tonight, abc news, the countdown to the midterms and the eye-opening results from the primaries overnight. what a race in new york state, a congressional race, might reveal about abortion rights and its key role as we approach the midterms. the democrat pat ryan beating the republican, a major upset, and he focused on a woman s right to decide. in uvalde, texas, at this hour, the school board determining right now the fate of embattled school police chief pete arredondo. will he keep his job or will he be fired? john quinones standing by. the major discovery in te
david: the jury, seven men and five women, quicking the former president on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records involving the hush money payment to stormy daniels. trump sitting stone-faced in court, shaking his head at times as the jury delivered its verdict. tonight, when trump will be sentenced. dan abrams is here on what trump potentially faces. what could the judge decide when it comes to sentencing? and what does this mean for the race for president? the reaction tonight inside trump s campaign. aaron katersky house the courthouse, mary bruce at the white house, rachel scott with reaction on the hill. the other news, the major turn in the war in ukraine. the biden administration giving ukraine permission now to use american weapons to strike inside parts of russia. back in the u.s. in the west tonight, the verdict in the trial of doomsday cult leader chad cabdaybell, accused of kilg his first wife and his new wife s two children. new york city s time
trillion covid relief bill into law, the white house now saying tonight the first checks could land this weekend. with direct deposit. mary bruce and whit johnson standing by with late reporting on all of this. also making news this thursday night, a new charge in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the jury will now be allowed to consider third degree murder in the death of george floyd. what this means. the allegations against governor andrew cuomo. tonight, a sixth accuser with the most serious allegation yet. her allegation now referred to the albany police department. the severe storms tonight. winter weather alerts across several states and denver could see up to two feet of snow in this. prince william breaking his silence today. what he said when asked about meghan and harry and their allegation involving race. what prince william is now saying tonight. and take a look at this image this evening. the american couple and what they sp
A roundup of the days events. A roundup of the days events. Both officers fire, Shooting Blevins four times. Blevins later dying. At a Press Conference today, members of a police union said the two officers acted heroically and believed their lives were in danger. The whole time, hes looking back, getting position on where the officers are at to acquire a target to shoot them. Reporter at a later Press Conference, the county prosecutor took to the podium to defend the police department. But before he could announce charges would not be filed against the two officers, family and protesters rushed the podium, cutting him off. We want the cops arrested within the next 48 hours and prosecuted to the fullest degree of the law, because this was murder. And alex perez joins us live tonight from minneapolis. Alex, emotions raw there. We saw the family and the protesters at that News Conference today. They want justice for their family member. And the city bracing for possible more protests . R