Tonight, suspect captured. The man suspected of killing a Minnesota lawmaker and wounding another

is finally in custody. And the president is leaving the G7 early after posting a cryptic

warning to Iranians to evacuate Tehran. We'll have the latest. Plus, the Trump organization

reveals plans to launch a mobile phone service, all while

threatening tariffs on Apple's phones as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Rule, and it is a 148 of the Second Trump administration.

This evening, the man accused of hunting down Minnesota lawmakers, killing one and injuring another, is behind bars.

Vance Belter is facing both federal and state murder charges, and prosecutors say he went to the homes of two other lawmakers that night.

My colleague Maggie Vespa has the details.

Images show the tools prosecutors say Vance Belter used in the deadly rampage he planned for months.

Firearms, ammo, a hyper-realistic silicone mask, and notebooks filled with scribbled notes and lists of targets,

including many Democrats. His crimes are the stuff of nightmares. Belter stocked his victims like

prey. And in another disturbing twist, officials today said Belter didn't just target two lawmakers

that morning. Belter went to the homes of four Minnesota state politicians

with the intent to kill them. Belter was arrested Sunday night after the largest manhunt in Minnesota

history. You saw him in this grass? Yeah. Wendy Thomas believes she saw Belter in the hours before his

arrest saying she was leaving a friend's house

when she spotted a man in dark clothing crouching in this field. She called her dad initially

thinking it was law enforcement. I'm like, oh, they're clearing properties. So that's what I figured

it was. And then the more my brain registered, I'm like, dad, there's only one person. There's no

vehicle. And then I started freaking out and doubt like, you, there's only one person. There's no vehicle. And then I started

freaking out and doubt, like, you need to get out of there. You need to call somebody. Thomas says

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