In tonight's other news, two Russian missiles struck the eastern Ukrainian city of Sumi as people there gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday.

Ukrainian officials say at least 34 people were killed and more than 100 injured.

The attacks appear to be part of the Russian spring offensive that Ukraine warned about last month.

On Friday, Special Envoy Steve Whitkoff was in Russia

to encourage President Vladimir Putin to accept a truce

as President Trump's patience wears thin.

I think Ukraine, Russia might be going okay,

and you're going to be finding out pretty soon, you know.

There's a point at which you just have to either put up or shut up, we'll see what happens, but I think it's going to be going to be finding out pretty soon, you know. There's a point at which you just have to either put up or shut up,

we'll see what happens.

But I think it's going fine.

Ukrainian president Volodomir Zelensky's chief of staff says the missiles that hit Sumi

were armed with cluster munitions to cause as much damage as possible.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family are safe tonight after police say an

arsonist attacked his official residence.

Shapiro said Pennsylvania state police alerted him and his family to the fire and safely

evacuated them.

Fire crews quickly put out the flames, but a significant portion of the residence is damaged.

An investigation is underway.

The man the Trump administration acknowledges it deported by mistake is alive and secure.

That's according to the first court-ordered daily report on the status of Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia that the administration submitted on Saturday. In the court filing,

a State Department official said Abrago-Garcia is being detained by the Salvadoran government.

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