about the expected arraignment of former president donald trump after last week s indictment by a manhattan grand jury. he will be spending tonight at his mar-a-lago state of florida before heading off from home big airport for his tuesday court appearance. jonathan serrie is live in palm beach, with the latest. quest good evening, john prue the new york arrangement approaching from the president trump spent much of the weekend golfing here in south florida. supporters spotted him traveling between international golf club at west palm beach and has our lotto estate here in palm beach on a social platform should trump the rights i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support you have given me against this assault on our nation. although the newark indictment remains under seal it is believed to center an alleged hush money payments made during election campaign the former president s lawyers are expressing optimism going into tuesday s court hearing. looks this case it s
your other headlines around the group. in italy pope francis resided for palm sunday mass in st. peter s square this morning. tens of thousands of worshipers gathered for the ceremony a day after the pope left a rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. in south korea crews evacuate hundreds of residents when a wildfire broke out on the slopes of any capitol of seoul today. the national fire agency using 15 helicopters to fight the flames. officials say the fire has burned an area equivalent to approximately 30 football fi fields. it is real, tens of thousands of antigovernment protesters took to the streets in major cities yesterday. continuing more than three months of rallies against proposed judicial reforms. in costa rica officials are blaming a rise in homicide on
arthel: tens of thousands at the vatican today as pope francis led palm sunday mass in st. peter s square, the pope strongly condemning today s deadly attacks on two coptic christian churches in egypt. and speaking about those in the world suffering from terrorism and violence. bryan llenas with more. reporter: millions of christians in the world celebrating palm sunday today, today, tens of thousands at st. peter s square. pope francis led the solemn ceremony at heart of catholic church as cardinals and faithful clutched on to blessed palm fronts.
plus, the tiger woods tell-all. he s back to his winning ways. he s not the only one talking. tonight my primetime exclusive with his former coach about the firestorm surrounding his new book. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. the shooting death of trayvon martin has touched a nerve across america. protests, the anger, the questions only growing. trayvon was killed by george zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida. he s not talking but lots of people are. this week, they re talking to me. i spoke to zimmerman s brother, robert, in a primetime exclusive. here s what he said about the explosive case. what did george tell you trayvon martin allegedly did to him? what has come out that i can talk about today is that trayvon martin somehow snuck up on him and according to mr. crump, the attorney, we don t know if this is verifiable information, but he was on the phone with his girlfriend. i don t know if that s a police source, but i know his attorney
stopper. when i m on the court, everybody s dead. nobody s outside committing any crime. at only 5 7 , he s selling out gyms from philly to d.c. the high school player you ll soon be hearing about. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents. with tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. while march madness has grown into one of the most popular sporting events in the country, we begin tonight with some unpopular statistics off the court and in the classroom. the syracuse began postseason play this year without its top rebounder and scorer. fab nello was suspended for undisclosed seasons. he missed games in the past because of his academic struggles. syracuse is not alone. according to a new study a total of 14 teams who made the tournament this year failed to graduate at least half their players. including last year s national champion. it s been a problem for years. but now it appears the ncaa is putting p