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david? >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine tonight. russia launching its fiercest missile assault this year. what they were targeting. and abc's james longman inside ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, russia unleashing a deadly wave of attacks across ukraine. the biggest missile barrage so far this year. the seven-hour assault beginning before dawn. more than 90 missiles and drones. dozens hitting their targets, slamming all corners of the country. six people killed and power cut in multiple regions. six of the launches were advanced hypersonic missiles, the most moscow has fired so far in this war. they can fly more than five times the speed of sound, and ukraine can't shoot them down. one of them believed to have hit this power plant in kyiv. videos circulating online showing a massive fire. these people had just been waiting for a bus, but death came inside. now, that's the sound of the battle right on the doorstep of this town. take a look. we are in a residential neighborhood, you've got people just trying to get on with

david? >> all right, gio benitez tonight. thank you, gio. >>> tonight, we're tracking two cross-country storms. at least 16 states and 40 million people on alert from california to wisconsin already for heavy snow, flooding rain and high winds. this will be in the northeast by friday's commute. all of this starting in the west again. a new blanket of heavy snow in lake tahoe. that storm already moving across the country at this hour. and yet another system, what's called a new atmospheric river, about to slam california again with more snow and flooding rain. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all again for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. this next storm is going to be much warmer than the storms we've seen slam california this past month. that atmospheric river has a deep subtropical moisture plume pointed right at california. slides to southern california, flooding rain, snow levels rise all the way 8,000 feet, so, that's going to create some flooding, that will put more weight o

david? >> all right, gio benitez tonight, thank you. >>> tonight, the pennsylvania man accused of trying to smuggle an explosive device onto a plane, he was in court today. he was seen on surveillance, as you'll remember last night here, arriving at an airport, pulling two suitcases. authorities say inside the lining of one of them was that device with two fuses and powder. this is the first image tonight of what authorities say he packed in his luggage. it triggered an alarm before it was put onto that plane, but what authorities called for the passenger, he was seen on surveillance leaving the airport. trevor ault is there again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the pennsylvania man accused of trying to smuggle an explosive onto a plane held without bail. prosecutors alleging he created a level of danger that was simply astonishing. authorities say marc muffley was dropped off at lehigh valley international airport 10:45 monday morning. they say he knowingly packed a prohibited explosive device inside that suitcase he's pulling with his left hand. airport officials say he checked into his al

david? >> all right, gio benitez reporting from washington tonight. gio, thank you. >>> here in new york city tonight, the mysterious fire breaking out in a luxury building just hours after the fbi arrest today in the early morning hours of an exiled chinese billionaire and one-time close ally of steve bannon. all day today, the questions, was this fire in any way connected? and what authorities have just revealed tonight. here's our investigative reporter aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, investigators are looking into a mysterious fire in a luxury high rise on the upper east side of manhattan that occurred just hours after the fbi arrested this exiled chinese bill for a who once worked closely with trump ally steve bannon. federal agents taking guo wengui into custody just after 6:00 a.m. inside his $32 million penthouse. six hours later, the agents were still inside when the fire started, forcing them to evacuate. >> our units responded in less than four minutes. we encountered heavy fire and smoke on the 18th floor of this structure, which is

david? >> all right, gio benitez on this case again tonight. gio, thank you. >>> we're also monitoring that developing story in florida at this hour. emergency crews searching for victims after a midair collision near winter haven regional airport. two small planes colliding. the scene more than an hour outside tampa. the small planes crashing into one another. both going down in this lake. at least one person has died. one of the planes floating on the surface of the water there. no word yet on how many people were on each of these planes or what led to the collision. emergency teams, as you can see, remain on the scene tonight. >>> we're also tracking two new storms this evening. one just moving out of the west, heading no the midwest and then hitting the east. the other winding up yet again to strike the west all over again, up to five feet of additional snow. so, ginger zee timing all of this out, and matt gutman tonight with the families just now returning to their homes. >> reporter: along the slippery road in snow-battered crestline in s

interference with a flight crew, using a dangerous weapon, and that's why, david, if he's convicted, he could face life in prison. >> gio benitez leading us off here tonight. gio, thank you. >>> the other major story tonight, to the disturbing video of four americans who authorities believe were kidnapped just south of the border in mexico. tonight, the fbi now working with mexican authorities. we have the disturbing srveillance video here, showing heavily armed men pulling the americans from their minivan. at least one of them can be seen being put in the back of a truck. a mexican bystander was killed. all of the americans are still missing tonight. and there is now a new reward for any information. abc's matt rivers is in mexico tonight. >> reporter: tonight, disturbing new video appearing to show a group of americans being violently kidnapped at gunpoint, just across the texas border in matamoros, mexico. one person led into the back of a pickup truck by heavily armed men wearing body armor. a few moments later, the men pull another person into the truck bed as at least one other was left lying on the ground. abc news has n

david? >> yeah, really too many close calls for comfort these last few weeks. gio benitez, our thanks to you tonight. >>> we move on now, to the new storm already tonight set to race across the country yet again, with this other storm just finishing here in the northeast. snowplows working overtime on long island, while in the west at this hour, this new system already hitting. new blizzard warnings up tonight. snow closing part of interstate 80. these pictures near sacramento. take a look at the map tonight. this storm set to move across the country. the real tornado coming with this. and the storm set to hit the northeast in the next couple days. rob marciano timing this all out in a moment. but first, matt gutman in california with the new storm hitting already in the west. >> reporter: tonight, that unending whiteout in the west. drivers snowblind in the sierras. where i'm standing right now is i-80, one of the most trafficked east-west thoroughfares in the entire country. but right now, it is closed to all traffic, completely socked in with this snow coming down at a

. >> and david, tonight taylor says she will keep training to someday fly corporate jets just like chris. >> gio benitez, and credible story. on capitol hill, the former ceo of starbucks defending the company from allegations of unionbusting, howard schultz hearing before the seney ohmic senate committee clashing with bernie sanders. >> the past 18 months, starbucks has waged the most aggressive and illegal unionbusting campaign in the modern history of our country. >> starbucks coffee company unequivcally -- let me set the tone for this very early on -- is not broken the law. >> david: employees have now voted to unionize at nearly 300 starbucks stores. when we come back here tonight, the case against alec baldwin and the surprise turn tonight, the sudden move from the santa fe d.a. who charged him. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. a