Golden State Killer Discovered

The hunt for one of the nation's most elusive serial killers may now be over. Police say ex-cop Joseph James DeAngelo is the Golden State Killer, who allegedly murdered 12 people and raped at least 50 in California during the '70s and '80s. DeAngelo, 72, was arrested near Sacramento on Tuesday, near where many of the crimes happened. A discarded DNA sample from DeAngelo's home matched evidence in the investigation, detectives said. While officials would not say what led them to seek DeAngelo's DNA, they said his name emerged in connection with the crimes last week. He is being held without bail in Sacramento.

In Other News President Trump's probably feeling good this morning about the chances of his travel ban surviving at the Supreme Court. The court's conservative justices and swing voter Justice Anthony Kennedy appeared to back the President on the ban yesterday during oral arguments. That would give Trump the five votes needed to uphold the controversial ban, which restricts travel to the US from seven countries, many of them majority-Muslim. A decision is expected before the court ends this term in June. French President Macron gave a speech to a joint meeting of Congress. He spoke out against Trump's view of the world, urging the US to engage more in global affairs. That includes the US rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement and staying in the Iran nuclear deal. The leaders of two Asian nations will get together tomorrow for a summit that could affect millions of lives. Chinese President Xi Jinping is hosting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi this weekend. It's a clear sign of warming relations between the two estranged nuclear powers, whose countries are home to more than 2.6 billion people and make up 17.6% of the global economy.