Episode 222

Emergency flood evacuations and rescues continue across the Midwest. New evacuation orders have been issued in parts of the Midwest as storms slam the region for the sixth night in a row. ABC News' Alex Perez reports. Luigi Mangione pleads guilty in UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder. UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's widow was sitting just feet away, sobbing as Mangione revealed how he hunted her husband. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Tropical Storm Lala could become the first-ever hurricane to make a direct hit on Hawaii's Big Island. With more than two feet of rain expected to hit, the biggest threat will be mudslides. ABC News' Melissa Adan reports. US Army temporarily grounds all Apache training flights after deadly crash. Two pilots were killed when their chopper went down during a maintenance test flight near Fort Hood. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. The White House has asked the justices to allow construction of the $400 million ballroom to continue, arguing the project is "beyond the point of no return" after nearly a year of work. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Potentially 'disastrous' mid-air catastrophe averted thanks to air traffic controller. Two American Airlines jets over Phoenix with the same flight number caused confusion in the tower as radar showed the planes headed in the same direction. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. Authorities: Fugitive wanted for murder arrested after 45 days on the run. Authorities called Isabelle Johnson "a master manipulator" who exploited the kindness of others while on the run. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports.