Outfront next, Giuliani pleads not guilty.

Trump's former attorney now skipping his arraignment on charges of trying to overturn Georgia's 2020 election,

as all eyes are now on a Fulton County judge who could at any moment change the course of Trump's case.

Plus the manhunt for an extremely dangerous man, authorities expanding their

search for a convicted murderer who is on the run. We have new details tonight on where he could be

headed. And new video just into Outfront shows the moment Ukrainian forces come under attack as Putin

escalates his nuclear threat. Let's go out front.

Good evening. I'm Brianna Keeler in for Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, the pleas are piling up.

As of tonight, 12 of the defendants in George's election case have now pleaded not guilty,

including Rudy Giuliani, who just moments ago entered his plea and opted not to appear in court next week for his arraignment.

Now Giuliani joins his old boss, former President Trump, who also pleaded not guilty yesterday to the 13 counts that he's facing in Fulton County.

It's where the former president's focus is tonight.

At any moment, a judge could decide if Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows,

will face trial there or in federal court. Remember, Meadows was Trump's right-hand man in the White House, and according to prosecutors, helped orchestrate the plot to overturn Georgia's

2020 election results. However, Meadows claims he was just carrying out his governmental duties. And for the

first time, we are seeing a transcript of Meadows' testimony from earlier this week. At one point,

Meadows was asked about why he was so concerned about coordinating fake electors. He responded in part,

quote, well, because I know I would get yelled at if we had not by the president of the

United States. Now, if Meadows succeeds in moving his case to federal court, it could have a

profound impact on Trump's case as well. The former president could follow suit with his own

motion to transfer his case out of Georgia state court. And we're also getting a new glimpse into the cash crunch that Trump's 18 co-defendants are now facing.

A source close to Trump tells CNN, none of the 18 have so far asked Trump for financial help,

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