If it's Monday, the suspect accused of brutally attacking demonstrators marching in support of Israeli hostages

will be appearing in court for the first time as authorities prepare to brief the public moments from now

with what they know about the alleged terror attack.

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that involves smuggling more than 100 drones behind enemy lines.

Russia's response and what it all means for the negotiations to end the war.

And the battle over Trump's mega bill hits the Senate with lawmakers at odds over the

packages sweeping cuts to Medicaid and how much the legislation would cost.

Hi there, welcome to meet the press now. I'm Ryan Nobles.

We're going to begin today with that breaking news out of Boulder, Colorado.

As 45-year-old Mohammed Sabri Soleiman, the suspect in yesterday's fire attack on a group calling for the release of Israeli hostages is expected to make his initial

appearance in court in Colorado this afternoon. Now, police say he unleashed a makeshift

flamethrower into a peaceful crowd. He's facing criminal charges by local authorities and

hate crimes charges by federal authorities. Solemont was taken into custody shortly after yesterday's attack, which injured at least

eight people, including one who's in critical condition.

Witnesses described a gruesome scene as they rushed in with buckets of water to help

the injured.

Now, we do want to warn you that the descriptions of what happened are graphic.

I saw the attacker have a Molokov. He had three Molokov cocktails. One of them he threw inside of a group at the group, and one lady lit on fire from head to toe.

I jumped over this tiny little fence over to these two ladies on the grass,

and it was two older ladies, just, like, kind of rolling around a little bit.

I was just like, how can I help?

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