Good evening. I'm I'm on the Navas in Kyiv Ukraine. And I'm Jeff Bennett. On the news hour tonight, House Speaker Mike Johnson attempts to pass a critical foreign aid package as the Senate votes

to dismiss the impeachment charges against the Homeland Security Secretary.

Tonight from Ukraine, the deadliest Russian strike in weeks in one city while

another continues to endure relentless attacks. It's really depressing to know that it's happening right now, right here.

It's really sad.

And the latest from the Middle East, where tensions remain high as the world waits for Israel's response to

Iran's weekend attack. Welcome to the news hour. Ukraine is reeling tonight from the deadliest Russian strike in weeks.

It comes at a critical point in this more than two year old war.

But first a congressional aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan took a key step forward today,

potentially putting the House Speaker's job in greater jeopardy.

Meantime, the Senate began and quickly ended the first ever impeachment trial of a sitting cabinet official for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkis.

Our Lisa Desjardan was there for it all and joins us now.

So Lisa, lots to unpack, lots to discuss. Dan was there for it all and joins us now.

So Lisa, lots to unpack, lots to discuss.

Take us through what happened in the Senate chamber today.

It was never going to be a surprise how this ended.

Mayorkus was not going to be convicted. That wasn't the question

here but it was question of how and here the Senate decided on a party line vote

that the articles themselves were unconstitutional. Let me take you through this. Senator Schumer

offered the beginning to have some debate time. That's what Republicans wanted at the

very least and some votes on some procedural ideas. But Republicans including

Senator Mike Lee, Utah, and others objected to that.

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