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missing college student and you'll see it. the freeze washings tonight. and amid so many questions, the first video just in tonight of princess catherine. first, donald trump's lawyers tonight saying he cannot obtain a $464 million bond, after the civil fraud judgment against him in new york. his legal team says trump was rejected by more than 30 insurance companies. could new york's attorney general seize some of trump's properties. aaron katersky with new reporting. the deadly violence during spring break on multiple beaches in florida. on one beach, a young man with a gun on a crowded beach. what police can be heard saying to him. late today, president biden on the phone with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. with a blunt warning for the prime minister. matt gutman on what was said. the race for the white house tonight. donald trump warning of a, quote, blood bath, if he loses the election. tonight, his campaign on what he meant by that. the biden campaign pointing to january 6th. the country, and the world, seeing what can happen amid

dangerous rhetoric. our team inside haiti. with americans stranded in haiti, some being air lifted back to the u.s. many more still trapped. and matt rivers inside haiti tonight. this evening, the missing college student and this newly released body camera video showing him walking by a police officer, just moments before he disappeared in nashville. and authorities discovering a new clue. tonight, the new message from the ceo of united airlines after string of alarming incidents on united flights. from that flight skidding off the tack tyway from another plane losing a tire. tonight, the deep freeze sweeping across the u.s. for the first day of spring. frost and freeze alerts across multiple states. and what to expect. at the white house, the kennedy family photo with president biden. notably not in it, robert f. kennedy jr., running for president himself. what members of his own family are saying about his campaign. tonight, amid so many questions, just in, that first video of princess catt rib and prince william. what royal on serbers are

saying. oprah winfrey's return to tv on abc tonight, and her message on weight loss and the popular drugs to fight it. what oprah is saying right here. also, the two giant jackpots growing tonight. what are they now worth? and when to make sure you get that ticket. good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy monday night. we do begin tonight with donald trump. tonight, trump's lawyering revealing he doesn't have the money. telling the court trump is unable to secure a bond for $464 million after the civil fraud judgment against him in new york. saying trump is facing, quote, unsurmountable difficulties, claiming 30 insurance companies were unwilling to underwrite the bond. tonight, new york state attorney general letitia james saying she will try to seize some of trump's properties if he's unable to pay the judgment. abc's senior investigative

correspondent aaron katersky leading us off. promoted himself a billionaire -- >> i'm really rich. >> reporter: but tonight, donald trump telling a new york appeals court he cannot cover the $464 million bond he must post one week from today, as he appeals the civil fraud judgment against him. trump's lawyers saying they face "insurmountable difficulties." they approached more than 30 insurance companies for help and were rejected by each one. the main reason? trump does not have enough cash, and the insurance companies were unwilling to accept his real estate assets as collateral. trump and his eldest sons were found liable for fraudulently inflating the value of their real estate to get favorable bank loans. if trump does not secure a bond by next week, new york attorney general letitia james can ask the court to seize his properties, which she told me she is willing to do. you're prepared to have the state move to seize trump's assets? >> we are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to new yorkers. >> reporter: there's also the possibility that trump could put his buildings up for sale now to raise quick cash.

but his lawyer say that kind of fire sale would result inner recoverable losses if his appeal succeeds. so, bottom line, trump wants the court to let him post a smaller bond. his lawyers say securing anything close to $464 million "is a practical impossibility." there's no telling when the appeals court may rule, but david, if trump is unable to post a bond, the attorney general could begin to take ownership of trump's properties. we're not sure that means padlocks and stickers on the door, but she told us she is determined to make sure trump pays. david? >> david: hard to know what to expect. aaron, there's also news in one of the criminal cases against donald trump tonight. the hush money trial scheduled to get under way next month. and we learned tonight that key witnesses and a piece of video that the country will remember will be allowed in this upcoming trial? >> reporter: the judge just ruled that two key witnesses will be allowed to testify. born actress stormy daniels and trump's former fixer michael

cohen. the judge will also allow the manhattan district attorney's office to refer to the "access hollywood" tape. david? >> david: aaron katersky leading us off, thank you. in the meantime, we're going to turn now to authorities trying to crack down on the deadly violence during spring break on multiple beaches in florida. on one beach, a young man pulling out a gun in a crowded area. you can hear what police say to him. and in another incident, police searching for multiple suspects after one person was shot and killed, three others wounded during separate incidents in jacksonville beach. people running for cover. abc's victor oquendo from florida tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in florida grappling with spring break violence, vowing to crackdown on rowdy party-goers. in jacksonville beach, gunfire erupting overnight, sending people running. >> this is players weekend. it's st. patrick's day. it's spring break. so the fact that we had a couple of bad actors out here is extremely tragic. >> reporter: authorities

investigating three separate shootings that left one 21-year-old man dead and three people shot. two suspects among the injured. several suspects still on the loose. and in northeast of orlando, thursday -- >> hey, drop the gun! >> reporter: police seen chasing 16-year-old felixander solis-guzman, who is being charged as an adult for brandishing a firearm on a crowded beach. authorities say the teen running towards the ocean, throwing down the weapon and his bag, which deputies say contained marijuana. and after last year's deadly violence during miami beach's spring break, this month, officials enforcing an emergency curfew and additional safety measures. those strict measures are working. business owners tell me this year has been smoother and safer than years past. david? >> david: victor oquendo from florida. victor, thank you. there is late word tonight of a phone call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

the president with a blunt warning for the prime minister. matt gutman from israel tonight with what was said. >> reporter: tonight, president biden with a blunt warning to israel about it's impending offensive into southern gaza. speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu amid a deepening rift for the first time in 32 days, the president warned any military operation in rafah, where 1.5 million are seeking shelter, would be a mistake. >> the key goals israel wants to achieve in rafah can be done by other means. >> reporter: it comes as israel launched that operation inside gaza's largest hospital, al shifa. what they say started as a "high precision operation" in the middle of the night, but became a battle. explosions and gunfire lasting for hours. >> senior hamas terrorists have regrouped inside the shifa hospital and are using it to command attacks against israel. >> reporter: the idf saying at least 20 gunman were killed, and about 200 men detained. it was the first raid into the hospital complex since

november, when the idf took us in to see the tunnels beneath the hospital's largest building. thousands of displaced palestinians have been sheltering there. that fighting happening in northern gaza, where the u.n. now projects fall mine for abou 300,000 people, any time from now to may. there is a very small window order to possibly stave off this famine. >> we're talking days. every day children are dying. today, maybe it is, you know, 10s and 20s and 30s. tomorrow it will be hundreds and then it would be thousands. >> reporter: and david, back to president biden's call with netanyahu. the two agreed the israelis would go to washington to hear an alternative approach to the offensive in gaza. >> david: matt gutman in jers use lem, thank you. back here at home tonight, and to the race for the white house, on the campaign trail, donald trump warning of a, quote, blood bath, if he loses the election. tonight, his campaign and what

trump meant by that. the biden campaign pointing to january 6th. the country and the world seeing what can happen amid dangerous rhetoric. and the moment trump played the national anthem to honor those who are behind bars for january 6th. here's jon karl. >> reporter: today, donald trump is defending comments he made at a rally in ohio warning of a quote blood path if he doesn't win the presidential election in november. trump made the comment as he was talking about the auto industry, vowing to impose 100% tariffs on some imported cars. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those cars. if i get elected. now, if you don't get elected, it's going to be a blood pabath for the whole -- that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a blood bath for the country. that'll be the least of it. >> reporter: today, trump insisted he wasn't talking about political violence at all, saying, quote, i was simply referring to imports allowed by

crooked joe biden, which are killing the automobile industry. but the world saw what happened the last time trump lost a presidential election, as trump's supporters violently attacked the capitol on january 6th. and in ohio, trump paid tribute to those arrested for their actions on that day. >> please rise for the horribly and unfairly treated january 6th hostages. ♪ o say can you see ♪ >> reporter: he saluted during a ren station of the national anthem that was recorded by people in prison for what they did on january 6th. trump called those now serving prison sentences hostages and patriots, suggesting he'd pardon them as soon as he gets back in office. today, the biden campaign condemned trump's prediction of a blood path, accusing him of having an "affection for violence" and a "thirst for revenge" and alleging trump wants "another january 6th."

not long after trump paid tribute to the people who attacked the capitol as, quote, unbelievable patriots, he posted multiple statements, calling for liz cheney and other members of the january 6th committee to be prosecuted and sent to jail. in other words, david, trump wants to pardon those who attacked the capitol, and he wants to prosecute those who investigated his actions on january 6th. >> david: john coral, thank you. tonight, supreme court chief justice john roberts denying peter navarro's last ditch emergency request to try to remain out of prison. he will report to miami, serving a four-month sentence for contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the january 6th commission. now, to the dangerous crisis continuing to unfold in haiti. our team on the ground in port-au-prince, with americans stranded in haiti, some being airlifted back to the u.s. many more still trapped. what our matt rivers has already wit ptsed.

>> reporter: tonight, with americans desperate to escape the gang warfare in haiti, we fly to port-au-prince, the epicenter of the violence. relatively safely to get into port-au-prince right now, on helicopters like this one. but so far, flying right now, because port-au-prince is a war zone. as we land, it doesn't take long before we witness the horror so many have endured here for weeks. the charred remains of cars, of businesses all around us. and not far away, the bodies of at least 13 people, riddled with bullets, left to die on the streets. crews collecting the dead today. no one is safe. for many, there's no food, hospitals abandoned. this is one of the main hospitals in port-au-prince. it's now completely closed. it was looted during some of this fighting. and just look at the destruction here in downtown port-au-prince. this is the after math, more than a week later, of this massive battle that took place between the gangs and the

police. doctors saying, without care, many are dying in their homes. have you ever seen a situation quite so bad? >> oh, no. >> reporter: tonight, nearly 1,000 americans asking for help. the state department airlifting dozens out of the country sunday. that first u.s. chartered flight landing in miami. but the vast majority still stuck, like richard lubeck, who told me of his daughter's worry. >> that first few days, i didn't tell them what's going on, but then, when things started happening, i said, well, i better come clean. they're seeing everything on the news. the bad stuff. >> reporter: david, what i've reported from port-au-prince many times over the years, but today truly did shock me. entire sections of this city completely decimated by this violence. david? >> david: please, you and the team, stay safe, matt rivers in may here for us, thank you. to russia tonight, and vladimir putin claiming victory in the presidential election there. putin with no serious

opposition, receiving nearly 90% of the vote. securing another six more years in office, putting him in power for a fifth term and counting. he's led russia as president or prime minister since december of 1999. on sunday, for the first tomb, he addressed the prison death of his biggest rival, alexei navalny. putin claiming he supported releasing navalny as part of a prisoner exchange, just days before navalny died, he claims. back here in the u.s. tonight, and to the missing college student, and to the newly released body camera video showing him walking by a police officer just moments before he disappeared in nashville. and authorities discovering a new clue in this case. here's abc's faith abubey now. >> reporter: tonight, nashville police are releasing the last known video of missing college student riley strain, who vanished ten days ago while on a fraternity trip. >> we want to ask anybody, if they know anything, to please share it. >> reporter: the 22-year-old from the university of missouri disappeared shortly after he was escorted out of this nashville bar owned by singer luke bryan. the bar saying riley was served

one alcoholic drink, but was asked to leave, quote, based on our conduct standards. the 6'5" senior was then seen on surveillance walking down a street, then stumbling across a parking lot. but tonight, newly released body camera footage showing riley minutes later in a friendly exchange with a police officer in the neighborhood. >> how you doing, sir? >> i'm good, how are you? >> good. >> reporter: just yesterday, two tiktokers who have been helping in the search for riley, discovering his bank card next by the river. >> you found his credit card? >> we found his credit card, we got to hang up. >> she flipped it over and saw his name and she was like, "oh, my god, i found his card." >> reporter: tonight, investigators are searching on foot, by air, and are scouring the river using sonar equipment. and david, tonight, police say they have no evidence of foul play. david? >> david: faith, thank you so much. faith abubey tonight. this evening, the ceo of united airlines without with a message of customers. scott kirby vowing to keep passengers say, saying, quote, safety is our highest priority,

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finally tonight here, the first grader and her voice. tonight, just listen to 7-year-old zoe ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> david: zoe is a first grader from pennsylvania. she's been learning songs and sharing them online. alicia keys "girl on fire." ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> david: her latest, beyonce's new country song, "texas hold 'em."

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francisco. an infant is the only survivor. the driver of that car that hit them is now in police custody. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze, and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. just an outpouring of grief continued today in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. a crash there, as we said, killed three members of the same family over the weekend. a driver has been arrested. >> a couple and their two children were just waiting at the bus stop near muni's west portal station when an suv plowed into them. the only survivor of that family is an infant who remains hospitalized. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the latest developments on this tragedy. cornell >> yeah, dan and christian. just a horrible weekend here in the west portal neighborhood. a vigil for the family killed right here in this corner begins at 5 p.m. uh- friends and family are expected to be here. a small memorial is growing. uh- right here in front of the west portal library. there baby still in the hospit