turns violent in manhattan. thousands gather after a social media post promising free merchandise. some throwing plywood, chairs and other items. sub weis bypassing stations. as many as 1,000 police officers rushing in to restore order. some in riot gear pelted by bottles. several officers reportedly hurt. as we come on the air, severe storms taking aim at the northeast. millions on alert from pennsylvania to maine. in the south, storms bringing torrential rain. and dangerous heat returns. alerts from california to florida. rob marciano timing it out. former president donald trump one day after his historic arraignment in washington, entering a not guilty plea for the second time in as many days to the knew charges in the classified documents case. the new abc news ipsos poll that shows a majority of americans say the special counsel s election charges against trump are serious, while a significant minority say the case is politically motivated. trump now juggling growing
i realized it wasn t a nightmare. i was literally considering the possibility that my brother was the unabomber. hey, everyone. i m hill harper. the hunt for the unabomber was one of the largest, most expensive investigations in fbi history. this lone wolf serial killer put the nation on notice, as his increasingly deadly campaign of terror expanded across the country. beginning in the 1970s, the mysterious bomber taunted law enforcement, left no trace of his identity, made no demands and evaded capture for years. by 1993, the case had gone cold. people had hope the unabomber was dead, but really, he was just getting started. so far, investigators don t know who he is, but they say he s attacked people all across the country since 1978. there were never any serious subjects. there had never been any search warrants served. it was as close to being unsolvable as a case can be. the unabomber disappeared for nearly 7 years. a lot of people thought, he s dead. he s
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hello and welcome to our viewers joining us around the world. just ahead, the door plug that blew off mid flight on an alaska airlines plane has been found. why it could be critical to figuring out what happened. u.s. congressional leaders reached a deal on government funding but is it enough to avert a shutdown? and for the first time in decades, a high stakes mission to the moon is blasting off. live from atlanta. this is cnn news room from rosemary church. we begin in the united states where investigators say the missing part of the alaska airlines plane that blew off mid flight has been found. they say a portland schoolteacher contacted them after he found it in his backyard on sunday. we are really pleased that we, that bob found this. he took a picture. i can just see the outside of the door plug. we can t see anything else. the plane was at an altitude of 16,000 feet when it blew off. they asked for the public s health locating it. the plane s cockpit voice r
day, as insurrectionists tried to force their way into the house chamber. [inaudible] your constitution says the constitution. you are a traitor. and in a moment, we are would have more on that tape, as well as an in-depth look at what s happened to the thousands of people who took part in breaching the capitol, and trying to thwart democracy. alonso speak to congressman dan kildee about the continuing impact about the riot, and how his republican colleagues have changed their tune over what happened. and supreme showdown, the high court agreeing to hearing a crucial case involving whether donald trump can be kicked off of the ballot for his actions. it comes as the former president campaigns in iowa to get his old job back, with threats of what he will do if he succeeds. all of that, and we will tell you why a woman released from prison for killing her mother is now on a media blitz. the story of gypsy rose blanchard coming up later on this hour. we want to begin t