Tonight on 360, a peaceful march in Boulder, Colorado targeted in an anti-Semitic terror

attack, the latest on the alleged would-be killer, and we talked to an eyewitness who came

under attack.

Also tonight, what this Republican senator said when confronted about potentially deadly

consequences of Medicaid cuts and why her video apology is causing yet more

controversy and Ukraine's stunning drone strikes on Russia's strategic bomber

fleet how they did it and how it could usher in a new era in warfare all

around the world we begin tonight in Boulder Colorado where one man is accused of

trying to kill as many people as he could by setting them on fire and burning them to death.

He did this, it appears, because of who they are, which is Jewish and what they represented to him.

The facts of the matter are hard to even comprehend and video of the attack and aftermath, no less so.

It's understandable to want to look away, yet the wider and growing problem of violent anti-Semitism in this country makes it that much more important to face.

Late today, the suspect, Mohamed Sabre Salaman, made his first court appearance from the Boulder

County Jail.

He's charged with 16 counts of attempted murder and a string of lesser state charges.

He entered no plea and will be back in court Thursday.

He also faces federal hate crime

charges. Authorities say he's an Egyptian national in the country unlawfully. A homeland security

spokesperson saying he entered on a tourist visa in August 2022 as a non-immigrant visitor. According to the

New York Times, he then applied for asylum, then was granted a two-year work authorization,

which expired in March, with the asylum application still pending.

This is what he allegedly did.

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