>> hi, linsey. ukrainian intelligence tonight have accused russia of preparing to hold large scale nuclear exercises timed to coincide with president biden's trip to poland. and now president putin is due to give a major state of the nation address on tuesday, the same day that president biden will give his speech in warsaw. linsey. >> patrick, thank you. >> now to breaking news from the korean peninsula where north korea just launched two ballistic missiles just 24 hours after launching a long range missile. this comes after american and south korean fighter jets conducted joint exercises. ahead of larger planned drills this week. here's britt clennett from hong kong. >> reporter: tonight, north korea launching two more missiles just 24 hours after test firing this intercontinental missile. north korean television showing new video of that missile. as it launched saturday. state media reporting it flew for more than an hour and traveled more than 600 miles before landing in the sea of japan's west

linsey, thank you. and daniel and felicia speaking out here, also featured in the docuseries "stolen youth," that launches tomorrow on hulu, and then next week, much more of linsey's interview on "impact by nightl nightlean," also streaming on hulu next thursday. >>> when we come back here on the news tonight, we have news on president zelenskyy this evening. his surprise trip, his emotional plea tonight. >>> and then the expected moment here in the u.s. today in the alex murdaugh trial, charged with killing his wife and son. why the courthouse was suddenly evacuated. for copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if wors

linsey davis tonight speaking with two of the victims. >>> president zelenskyy and his surprise visit today, and what he asked for. the emotional plea. >>> and the king of the court. lebron james making history, and what he told our michael strahan. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we are just back from washington and president biden's state of the union address. the president's reaction tonight to all that heckling, and that moment between mitt romney and george santos. also the severe storms hitting at this hour. the tornado watch right now, we'll get to it. >>> but we begin tonight with the desperate search for survivors after the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. and tonight, the reality setting in. authorities say the window to find anyone alive could be closing, nearly 72 hours later now, and facing bitter cold. the death toll tonight staggering. more than 12,000 dead. and tonight, we have learned three americans are among the victims. still today, rescues. news on a little girl saved. and we learned more tonight about that

. >> hello. >> prime minister, linsey, how are you?ed on your show. >> of course. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much for your time. >> reporter: former british prime minister boris johnson on u.s. soil, here to urge republican lawmakers and the u.s. as a whole to stay the course with aid to ukraine. >> just back from ukraine. what brought you here to d.c.? >> i'm here really to make it clear to american lawmakers, to the people of america as far as i'm able, how deeply grateful i think we in the uk, everybody in europe, is to the united states for what you've done. i mean, look at it. this is a war that could so easily have gone the other way. putin could have crushed this country. and what happened? the united states stepped in, gave the assistance, gave the training, gave the intelligence to help the ukrainians to defend themselves. that was magnificent thing to do. absolutely magnificent. the only thing i want to say is the united states i hope will stick with it. >> a snippet of the bbc documentary recently rele

linsey. >> all right.. did you leave anything for anybody else? >> nothing, linsey, let me tell you, one small word, wow. there is living large and living large. that was andre leon talley's trademark while breaking barriers in the fashion industry, he traveled the world rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names, warhol, lagerfeld, jagger and along the way amassing an astonishing collection of luxury items. well, we all got a close look at his personal life and the surprise purpose at the end of it ♪ it's an eye-popping museum quality exhibition not typically seen in auction houses. the personal belongings of fashion trailblazerand icon andre leon talley. over the decades, talley collected the biggest of high-end items from prada to hermes, and now a year after his death, that vast treasurer trove being sold at christi's new york. >> nobody cares. >> how could you? >> i could carry this. >> reporter: alexis thomas, one of his closest friends helped curate the items she knows so well. >> this is the

linsey, how do you have time for all of this?y need to make sleeping more of a priority. but i do, you know, i'm just so enthusiastic and energetic. i went to a school the other day and like three of the girls just came up and just hugged me. they didn't say anything. impromptu hug. i was like that's all i need. >> you are doing so much and we appreciate it so much. thank you. "the smallest spot of a dot" is available now and we'll be right ♪ ♪ you twist it like this. ahh... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> >>> thanks for watching. our linsey davis is doing "world news tonight." so whit can go to a musical. >> yes. >> work never stop. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: monday morning, look who's starting the day with stephanie: i have news on the blue from china. it is coming on the heels of a classified report sent to congress last month outlining incidents of adversaries using advanced technology to spy on the country. closer to home in the south bay, leaders will host a town hall focused on mental health of the asian-american and pacific isl

linsey? >> george, thank you. >>> now to the tyre nichols case. the five former police officers involved in his brutal beating death are due in court. steve osunsami is in memphis, tennessee, with the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning to you, linsey. this is the first time we're seeing those five former police officers in person in court after the beating death of tyre nichols. their arraignment this morning are for charges of second degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping and official misconduct. these are the five former officers seen in that horrific video that shows the beating of tyre nichols who died a few days later from his wounds. there's also a federal civil rights investigation happening with these men and the fallout from this continues. there are now three fire department personnel and one additional police officer who've also lost their jobs because of their alleged roles in these incidents. that officer is accused of lying to investigators.

linsey?s in maine, some hardy folks there. >> i wish we had a camera on juju's face. >> minus 6 in new york is all i saw. >>> now to the latest on the investigation into president biden's handling of classified documents and that new development, the fbi searching the president's delaware beach house. our senior white house correspondent mary bruce has that story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. this morning, the special counsel who is investigating the president's handling of classified material, robert hur, is officially getting to work as the fbi has now searched both of the president's homes. that 3 1/2-hour search of his beach home yesterday found no additional classified material, though we are told they took some of the president's handwritten notes for further review. the white house is stressing this was planned and consensual but there are still a lot of outstanding questions here, including, whether the president would sit down for an interview with the speci

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: it was a harrowing tale that defied belief.ar-old father, larry ray, moves into his daughter's on-campus housing at sarah lawrence college living alongside her friends like daniel levin. >> he was really capable of reading my insecurities, my fears, and my ambitions and the things that i wanted out of life. and really validating me. >> reporter: eventually some of those friends would fall under ray's spell. the college has previously said that officials did not know ray was staying in on-campus housing and the crimes for which this man has been indicted did not occur at sarah lawrence, even though he appears to have met sell of his victims while they were students here. the group moved into an an apartment on the upper east side where others would join, like felicia rosario. >> he was a master at weaponizing my fear. so he leveraged my fears of being alone, of being abandoned. >> reporter: last month, 63-year-old ray was sentenced to 60 years in prison for crimes including extortion, sex trafficking, and forced labor. horror al

. >> reporter: hey, linsey. yes.the cleanup effort continues in east palestine this community has even more questioning following the release of that ntsb preliminary report. >> how concerned should we be? >> reporter: this morning residents in east palestine sounding off after hearing the ntsb said bluntly that toxic train derailment didn't have to happen. >> this was 100% preventable. we call things accidents. there is no accident. every single event that we investigate is preventable. >> reporter: the ntsb releasing its initial findings on that crash which dumped massive amounts of chemicals in the small ohio town. federal investigators scrutinizing surveillance video. see the sparks and that fire? the ntsb says it shows what appears to be a wheel bearing in the final stage of overheat moments before the derailment. according to federal investigators, the train passed through three sensors showing the temperature near the wheel skyrocketing from 38 degrees to 253 degrees inside of 30 miles. norfolk southern respon

linsey?l tragedy averted there. andrew, thank you. >>> now to the funeral for tyre nichols, the man memphis police beat to death. he is set to be laid to rest this morning as we learn more about the five officers charged in his beating. stephanie ramos is in memphis for us once again. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: linsey, good morning. the family of tyre nichols is demanding justice as they prepare to bury their son. but this morning, there are a lot of questions about that initial incident report that does not mention the escalation of force against tyre. we do want to warn you, the video you are about to see is disturbing. >> if my brother was here today and he would say something, he would tell us to do this peacefully. >> reporter: this morning as the family of tyre nichols prepares for the beloved father's funeral we're learning more about the disciplinary past of the now former memphis police officers charged with his murder. the memphis police department releasing the administr

because even if he isn't spy at me a since i met him, linsey dot had got us to help me. thanks me because i pushed him to do things, but he has helped me more brilliant how to find a solution for problem. how to be practical. i've imagined being blight many times and it's not nice, but for him being blind is not a problem anymore. is that connection has changed my life in olivia jamiracle. i use one to grad and the other one. i need to latest ground on the state and bridge where the client summit team comprises jetta, cisco and legendary openness. oscar katia, one of the few people to have climbed all 18 mountains over 8000 meters without oxygen. i got you got the assigned says to caves, 100 meters are careful of the stones. rio up as the river. it's passing by and it reaches a point where it becomes a waterfall. it falls a bit 30 meters were here. yes. yes. oh mm hm. ah . out of the been pulled on tight. 50 behind me are doing fine, almost a whole spectacular. here's another treater with a late going on level. yeah, and they become from that. yes, miss travelled the who

. >> reporter: abc's linsey davis spoke with santa fe county district attorney mary carmack altweezen they announced charges would be coming are. when did you ultimately decide you had a strong enough case to bring charges against both hanna and alec? >> because this set was really unsafe. it was not being run well. it was not -- they were not doing the things that they should have been doing in order to have a safety-conscious and certainly with guns, a gun-conscious movie set. >> for an actor to be charged with this type of criminal charge based on their participation in a project has a very significant chilling effect. >> reporter: s.a.g. actress duncan crabtree ireland said the incident has sparked fear among hollywood elite. >> i have been told by multiple successful working actors that they would not consider working in a production that involves the use of a firearm at this point because of their fear over this type of overcharging and the attempts to hold them responsible for things that aren't an actor's skill set or expertise. >> reporter: s.a.g. after ra continued to suppo

some of them now speaking out with abc news anchor linsey davis in a new episode of "impact on nightline is disturbing. >> at what point did you feel, i love to leave? >> the violence towards me had really escalated. and it reached a point where i did feel as if, if i stay any longer, i think i might die. it starts to feel like this might be a mortal threat. >> and the complete episode of "impact: under his spell, sarah lawrence dad turned predator" now streaming on hulu. new episodes of "impact on nightline" drop every thursday. that's "nightline." see you back here tomorrow same time. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

>> okay, linsey, thanks.now to our series "the science of you," a the technologies in smartphones that track your health and wellness, some of which you probably didn't even know about. so becky is here with details on all of that helpful information. i'm so excited about this segment. >> our phones and wearables have incredible sensors in them. you just need to dig in a little to find a treasure trove of useful info. you know that your phone tracks how many steps you take walking each day. but did you know it's also analyzing the way you're walking? using a sensor called an accelerometer and the gyroscope which measures your rotation, your phone records the profile of your walk. >> using that information, your iphone can tell you whether or not you're at risk of taking a hard fall. >> reporter: if you have an apple watch, the data you can access goes way, way up. heart rate, blood oxygen level and respiratory rate are logged. while these aren't medical devices to be used if you're sick, they can help you see

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of course, mary, martha, jon karl, linsey davis, the entire team will be here for abc news live coverage tomorrow night in prime time. the state of the union address and the republican response tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >>> but we do continue with the news here tonight, and the fbi arresting two people for allegedly plotting to attack five electrical substations around baltimore. authorities say the plan was to hit all of the stations in a single day. aiming to, quote, completely destroy the city. federal prosecutors tonight say one suspect is the founder of a neo-nazi group. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi accusing two suspected radicals fueled by racial hate of plotting to target the city of baltimore's electrical grid in the hopes of causing pain and chaos. >> the accused were not just talking. but taking steps to fulfill their threats and further their extremist goals. >> reporter: the fbi says this is sarah beth clendaniel. wearing a mask and holding an assault rifle. her alleged plan? >> to shoot multipl

and that story appeared sunday in "the new york times" and also online. >> linsey, it is good to seeme r&r, because you're going to come back here and sure. pulitzer prizewinner, the winner of the polk award just last week and author of the remarkable book" it's what i do." >>> residents of east palestine ohio have been demanding more from officials since train cars with toxic chemicals derailed near the town weeks ago. the transport secretary pete buttigieg joins us right after this break. cretary pete buttigieg joins us right after this break my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td mov

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linsey smith went along to find out more. the arrival of lambs is nothing new.e, yes! yes, you heard that right. her triplets not only have different dads, but they're different breeds — and different breeds to her. oh, wow! that's. . .joyous, isn't it? i would like that to happen. i think that's really fascinating, i've never heard of that before. not a bad surprise. very colourful. but how unusual is this? molly is a veterinary surgeon. rarely do you see it looking quite as dramatic as that, because most farms will use the same breed of ram and therefore all their lambs will look similar. but actually the research shows that about 30% of twins and about 50% of triplets are sired from more than one dad. molly said their crossbreed genes will make them stronger. for nathan and the team, the only stronger thing they're planning is some reinforced fencing. linsey smith, bbc news. just some breaking news from the church of england synod, it has backed the proposal to bless same—sex couples, effectively enforcing the compromise that had been agreed. a decades—long s

linsey davis is here with this story of these amazing trail blazers.ps. in the past, they were the exception, and not the norm, but black women are changing the face of the sport, and fisk university is leading the charge. ♪ >> reporter: these fisk university ladies are leaping into history, turning the world of gymnastics on its head as the first ever gymnastics team repping a historically black college and university. >> oh, there you go. >> i have always wanted to go to an hbcu and do the sport that i love. >> reporter: freshman morgan price was a five-star recruit powerhouse at arkansas, but she changed her plans last year after learning that fisk was launching a team. >> when fisk came out with the first hbcu gymnastics team, i knew that i wanted to be a part of it. to be able to, like, have 15 other girls who look like me, share the same connections as me, it's just super cool. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: the close-knit group is led by head coach corinne tarver. >> we're the first. we're the blueprint. there's times i'm up at night panicking