. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the pentagon on what russia is likely now planning. >>> and the stunning new images from rue yan tonight. what's left of a city where more than 10,000 were reportedly killed. >>> and here in the u.s. tonight, new covid concerns. philadelphia tonight bringing back its mask mandate. what they're seeing in new york, and in 24 states with new covid cases. >>> first tonight, the new satellite images showing an eight-mile long russian military convoy on the move. where the pentagon believes its headed. and tonight, the new russian general now in command already known as the butcher of syria. and news tonight on the staggering death toll in mariupol. the devastating new images from above. the mayor now saying well more than 10,000 civilians killed. what president zelenskyy is saying. and our james longman on what he found in the doorway of a school outside kyiv. the possible russian trap. our team inside ukraine again tonight. >>> back here at home tonight, new covid cases now on the rise in

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several ef-2s already confirmed. where this is headed in the coming hours, and then the northeast. >>> but we're going to begin tonight with the war in ukraine. president biden speaking out tonight about the horrors now seen by the world, as russian troops pull out of key cities around the capital of kyiv. the president calling it brutality and inhumanity left for all the world to see unapologetically. tonight, the president announcing new sanctions. the targets for those sanctions include vladimir putin's adult daughters. and tonight, our team reaching the town of borodyanka, further north of kyiv. the ukrainian government releasing this drone video, showing a town in ruins. the russians.i by unexploded this apartment building heavily damaged. the middle of it simply gone. our james longman on the ground there. russian forces held this particular town longer than bucha. the images there, of course, horrific already, hundreds of bodies, men, women, and children and now this next city authorities have reached tonight

. >>> also tonight, the new severe weather threat. millions face powerful storms and possible tornadoes to start the work week. we'll time it out. >>> new york city mayor eric adams now testing positive for covid. more than 20 of washington's political elite have also tested positive, including several people in president biden's inner circle. what dr. fauci said today about the risks to the president. >>> is there a split within the january 6th committee? new reports that some members want to hold off on a criminal referral for former president trump. what vice chair liz cheney is saying tonight. >>> the warning to americans tonight. the state department says don't travel to china. and how the covid lockdown there could affect everyone in the u.s. >>> it's down to two candidates in france. could a far-right challenger oust emmanuel macron? the presidential election that could reshape politics in europe. >>> a reward is being offered tonight for information about a chilling triple murder at a gun range. the dead, all members of the sa

it was on the ground for several miles. several homes were destroyed or damaged. officials in bell county said deputies helped rescue people. there was also a report of a tornado touching down near ft. hood. >>> also breaking overnight, police in southern california are searching for a suspect who opened fire in a shopping mall. a 9-year-old girl was shot several times at the mall in victorville, about 80 miles northeast of los angeles. authorities say she was taken to the hospital in stable condition. stores were locked down, and customers sheltered in place. investigators say the shooter acted alone and fled the scene. >>> the cost of living in the u.s. has gone up yet again. inflation is now at its highest level in 40 years. natalie brand reports, though, that americans may seem some -- see some relief soon at least at the gas pump. >> reporter: at the cash register, the gas pump, and pretty much everywhere, americans are paying more. >> wow. it's increased a lot. the meat, the chicken. >> reporter: a government report out tuesday shows consumer prices jumped 8

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we're looking at severe weather. we're looking at the chance for some flash flooding and a fire risk. and an april snowstorm. very active. radar showing we're active. nothing severe right now, although we do expect that to change throughout the afternoon and evening and nighttime hours. 56 million at risk today. we're going to see winds gusting at 75 miles per hour. long, strong tornadoes. we can see a tornado, ef-3. and hail over two inches. we've seen that in the past two days. where you see the red, that's a moderate risk, four out of five on the scale of severity. we're looking at the orange in indianapolis, nashville, and alexandria. we could see one to three inches of rain. and we go to the cold side. we're looking at snow, record snowfall in the plains up to 36 inches of snow before it's set and done tomorrow. when you see the pinks and purples, that's the heaviest snowfall. bismarck in mid-april, we could see whiteout conditions we saw that yesterday. and we're seeing winds at 50 miles per hour. out east, fee

even if they take mariupol the casualties would be so severe and loss would be so severe so we can be sure they have enough manpower to go on at such a slow and painful pace. that would be extremely hard battle. >> olga, question from brian bolton. he wants to know what are the chances mariupol can defend itself. iliad partially answers that but i love your opinion and we saw in the news that the ukrainians are finally able to evacuate, tell us more about that. >> it's very difficult but in fact we are seeing that mariupol has held up for months already. against a relatively small force inside the city. it's very difficult for ukrainians to send reinforcements or impossible virtually because it's just a large swath in any ukrainian reinforcement trying to approach mariupol will be destroyed by russia and i think maybe a person with more experience with the military can provide more details on this aspect. i can say that it's already remarkable that it's holding up for such a long time. i don't know how long mariupol would be able to stay there and resist and repel these attacks. the s

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. >>> the severe storm threat as we come on the air impacting millions. tornado watches at this hour. the system pushing east over the weekend. rob marciano timing it out. >>> oklahoma lawmakers pass a new six-week boshs ban, similar to the recent law in texas. the bill would ban abortions before most women know they are pregnant. legal challenges already lining up. >>> the bottom dropping out of the stock market. the dow plunging nearly 1,000 points. amazon suffering its worst day in more than 15 years. for the second time this week, a baseball game interrupted by gunfire. high school players ducking for cover. >>> a sheriff in new mexico facing backlash for releasing the trove of evidence from the deadly shooting on the "rust" movie set. a lawyer for the film's armorer calling the release inconceived and unnecessary. >>> night two of the nfl draft. football's future stars ready to take center stage. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david tonight, and as we come on the air, the tornado watch.

severe weather is on the way. for the third week in a row, millions in the south on alert. let's get straight to jeff smith from wabc in new york. jeff, time this all out for us. >> reporter: linsey, yet another multi-day severe weather outbreak slated for parts of the south. first of all, tonight, there could be isolated severe storms in the southern plains. it's really tomorrow night into tuesday, even into wednesday that we're targeting. tomorrow night, big storms over parts of texas and oklahoma. those can contain tornadoes and very strong damaging winds. that moves to mississippi by tuesday morning. flash flooding also a threat by that point. and it all moves to the east coast as we head into later tuesday, maybe bringing heavy rain into the northeast by tuesday night. linsey? >> jeff, thank you. >>> tonight, the white house is responding to a report that president biden as recently as last year privately told his inner circle that donald trump should be prosecuted. kenneth moton has the latest from washingto

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at least two people are dead, several others wounded. and tonight, police are now asking for the public's help in israel to identify this person of interest. now, this incident is the latest in a series of attacks that have left 11 people dead in just more than two weeks. abc's will reeve from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt in tel aviv as israeli police search for the shooter who opened fire on a bustling downtown street, killing at least two. police and emergency crews seen racing to popular dizengoff street. at least seven others transported to hospitals, some with gunshot wounds. dizengoff, the cultural heartbeat of tel aviv, with bars and restaurants typically buzzing at the time of the shooting. tonight, police releasing this image of a person of interest. israeli tv showing one victim receiving help after the shooting, amid broken glass and scattered chairs. as authorities urged residents to stay inside and away from their windows. the shooting now the latest in a rash of deadly violence in israel -- at least 11 ki

you mentioned that severe weather threat. we've got a tornado watch up and multiple warnings for fire and wind and snow, and now a flood watch has been posted for parts of arkansas and southern missouri. there's a line of storms that gets through minneapolis tonight, into chicago tomorrow. then the front drags south. front drags south. two to four inches of heavy rain falling into monday morning. whit? > rob, thank you. >>> new to new details from the january 6th committee claiming former white house chief of staff was made aware of the potential for violence before the insurrection. and former president trump now responding to the kevin mccarthy audio recordings released by "the new york times." here's abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, new court filings from the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack suggest former white house chief of staff mark meadows was specifically warned the day could turn violent. his former aide testifying meadows was made aware of "intel re

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they take the severed top of the finger off. i think you just saw it there and then had it flown to los angeles to have it reattached. but the prosecution said in the opening statements he did it to himself, she played no role. it was a cell phone and then the vodka bottle broke and the finger was severed at that top portion. >> i remember that severed finger incident because it was written about in all the publications at the time. we also know, jean, the jury got to hear some of the ex-couples' heated arguments. >> you hear them talk in narratives but he said they decided they would record some of their arguments and this was for the counselling session because they had a psychologist, they had group sessions, individual sessions. well, now four clips became evidence in this trial. let's listen to one of them. >> you didn't get punched. you got hit. i did not punch you. i did not [ bleep ] deck you. i was hitting you. i don't know what the slow motion of my actual hand was, but i did not hurt you, i did not punch you. i was hi

>>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly storms sweeping across several states at this hour. at least six confirmed tornadoes and then the system heading to the northeast. >>> and the war, ukrainians now describing hiding in basements with russian soldiers upstairs. tonight, the graphic new images here. the horrific details now emerging from the massacre in bucha. president zelenskyy describing gruesome scenes of women shot outside their homes. families killed. osebasents. terror h in th say the russians inoler sh james longman at the scene of what appears to be another mass grave. the entire town a crime scene. and tonight, a says video shows children's hospital shelled in the south. president zelenskyy condemning russia's actions, saying russia should be removed from the u.n. security council. james longman reporting live from inside ukraine tonight. >>> at the white house, president biden leveling new sanctions against russia tomorrow. who the u.s. and its allies are expected to target. mary bruce live at the w

but severe diseases still protected by our selves. it is possible you could get a mild infection of xc. kristen: we have another segment to chat with you. we will take a short break but if you want to join us on facebook live, we will explore the question, is there a better booster? could that kristen: we are back with specialist doctor monica gandhi. it was reported today that san francisco has the highest case rate in the state. why is this happening? how should we interpret that? >> keep in mind that cases are still low. but, it is the highest in the state. why? part of the reason is we do a good job testing. we have mass testing sites that have not been dismantled. most of the other places in the state, those testing sites have been -- people do test here. and we have had a lot more activity and we have had conventions and cases are going up. zero people in the hospital at which i work are hospitalized with covid. five at ucf asked -- three are incidental. hospital stays are staying low and that speaks to how good immunity we have

they have retain several villages. russia suffered defeat in the capital, but this war is far from over. this morning, new propaganda video released by russian state tv, mariupol, the city they have destroyed. 100,000 people estimated trapped and trying to escape. according to local officials, ten buses and red cross are trying to make it into the area this morning. on friday, that effort failed. it is critical the icrc says they respect the agreements and provide security guarantees. in recent days, these are the lucky ones. some getting seats on buses and others in cars. overnight, president zelenskyy saying europe has no right to stay silent. russian soldiers are retreating and leaving behind a disaster. in kharkiv, they pushed back russian troops and troops fled from chernobyl. the head of the iaea is leading a group there as soon as possible. and now a pledge to $300 million from the u.s. for so-called killer drone. and in a port city of odesa, they are preparing for a fight. we met two soldiers. one 19-year-old a

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plus, the severe weather threat ahead. >>> white house warning. the biden administration telling americans to stay out of ukraine after an american fighter there loses his life and a pentagon official getting emotional talking about the atrocities in the war. >> sorry. >> as russia attacks by land and sea and enlists dolphins for protection. >>> immigration policy. president biden's talk with the president of mexico about the expected influx of asylum seekers as the administration faces tough questions. as well as biden's intent to attend the white house correspondents dinner amid senior white house officials testing positive for covid-19. >>> money matters. the stock market plunging as inflation soars. the advice and the move you may want to make right now. the global outbreak of mysterious and deadly cases of severe hepatitis in children now hitting home. >> it's not the norm. >> the symptoms you need to know about. >>> baseball and bullets. shots ring out at this high school baseball game. the second similar situation in a week as gun violence

ukraine come under, renewed russian attack. multiple missiles strike, live even western ukraine, killing several people. russia claims it's taking out military infrastructure. ukraine says some civilians were also hit. also coming up, ukraine says it's troops will fight to the end to defend murray polls last pocket of resistance. several 1000 are believed to be defending the key stink steel mill against russia's destructive attack. ah. hello m terry martin. good to have you with us. major ukrainian cities are coming under renewed attack from russian air strikes, powerful explosions, hit the western city, able to beat this morning. regional officials say at least 6 people were killed and several others injured. initial reports suggest the air strikes targeted military infrastructure facilities, but several civilians have also been reported among the wounded. the we've had largely been spared the worst of the violence until now. d w's emmanuel shaws is in libby. emma. tell us what's happened there overnight? well, early in the morning, terry either were there, there was an alert on the air missile

he's 70 years old and lived through several drowns, including severe ones in 20112017. but he says none have been as bad as this. then my other, the wind motor drought happened d. b, as in the past. people fetch to deliver for water. but now very, very dry all the way from the, the border to the see. many of those displaced by the past routes are still in the camps. when able to restart, their farms will restock their herds. to un says people in rural somalia are among the least able to cope with changing climate following 30 years of conflict. climate change is directly related to the drought that we are witnessing now. the frequency of those climatic shock is and are increasing people who live in rural areas. their capacity to recover from the shocks, easy, extremely, extremely challenging because because of the frequency of the shocks back in the north, the herd is his animals have died and moving into camps 2 people have survived here, heading animals for thousands of years as the droughts become more frequent and more severe is not clear if their way of life can co

and in the end, i got to talk to several people. and the picture became clear that you have people who were disappointed because they signed up on the very 1st day of the war and were turned away because the crating military at that point was not taking anybody except people who had combat experience. and so they've been trying since then to fight. we have other people who are like we saw the support, who followed buddhist practice of a him sir, and would never kill anything and small as a mosquito, but at the same time have stayed in ukraine. and because they want to help the country fight off the invaders. so in general, the opinion was that they did, they wanted to help. the question is how they can help you. you mentioned the law. we're talking about conscription law that's also keeps people from leaving the country men. what exactly or the rules for young ukrainians when it comes to either fighting or not fighting for their country. so at the start of the war, zalinski said no men between the ages of 18 and 60 could leave the c

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i mentioned the severe weather on the move tonight, targeting several states. in fact, there's a potential for overnight tornadoes, which is what we always fear most, before this system moves up the east coast into the northeast. let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg from our station here in new york, wabc. lee, always great to have you. this could be a difficult night ahead. >> reporter: travelers definitely going to have to pack their patience right through tomorrow night, david. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in texas into southern oklahoma. there's an active warning northwest of abilene. maybe a 10:00 to 11:00 arrival in parts of dallas. we're very concerned about louisiana, mississippi, overnight, for severe storms that could be tornadic. have your mobile alerts on. these storms will target new orleans to atlanta during the day tomorrow and make their way to the southeast coast, the carolinas, right down to the florida panhandle. the enhanced threat for the big winds and the tornadoes from montgomery to mobile, all the way to charleston to sav

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