Tonight breaking news as we come on the air involving former president Trump,

what a judge in New York has now decided. The ruling late today, the judge

finding Donald Trump and the Trump organization committed sweeping fraud,

deciding that for years they deceived banks, insurance companies, and business

partners about his wealth. The judge essentially deciding the evidence is so

overwhelming, he didn't need to wait for trial. Our senior investigative reporter

Aaron Kutersky standing by with late reporting tonight. Also this evening for

the first time ever, a president joining striking auto workers on the

picket lines. President Biden in Michigan supporting thousands of UAW members.

Terry Moran is there. The dramatic scene in Philadelphia, a judge dropping all

charges against a police officer in the deadly shooting of a driver. The body

camera that he was showing the officer firing six shots within seven seconds

of getting out of his SUV, cheers in the courtroom and cries from the family.

Stephanie Ramos in Philadelphia. There is also breaking news in this possible

government shutdown now just four days away. Tonight the Senate has now reached

a bipartisan deal. So what's happening in the house? Speaker Kevin McCarty pressed

on Republican holdouts and Rachel Scott live on the hill. The ABC news exclusive

tonight, the special counsel investigation, looking into president Biden's alleged

mishandling of classified documents. What sources are now telling ABC News about

the scope of this investigation, who's been interviewed. The list is long.

Gair Thomas with exclusive reporting tonight. The chilling murder of a young CEO

found dead in an apartment. Also police in Virginia tonight saying they have

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