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The once powerful and high flying playboy is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women.

What the jury had to say today, domestic terrorism.

An explosive device was allegedly thrown at a New York City protest outside the mayor's mansion.

And the warning from President Trump, I will not allow a terrorist regime to hold the world hostage.

And shots fired at pop superstar Rihanna in a dollar AP Rocky's home in Los Angeles.

What authorities are saying about the suspect tonight.

And Colleen Hoover, the best selling author behind books and films like It Ends with us.

Opening up about her recent health battle.

I just probably went a little bit too long without doing my annual checkups.

And the upcoming screen adaptation of her popular novel, reminders of him and Timothee Chalamet.

I don't want to be working in ballet or opera where it's like, hey, keep this thing alive.

Even though no one cares about this anymore.

From ABC News headquarters in New York, this is nightlife.

It's a story that shook much of the nation.

The Alexander brothers, Orin, Alad and Tull, who once enjoyed a life of privilege and access.

Three brothers, all convicted, Olin Orrid and Tal Alexander, found guilty of all counts, including sex trafficking, sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of a minor.

All three brothers choosing not to testify now they could face up to life in prison for their crimes.

The trial taking place in a Manhattan federal courtroom over the last five weeks.

The jury returning the verdict after 20 hours of deliberations.

Eleven women testifying against them, all accusing one or more of their brothers of sexual assault, some even claiming they were raped.

Eight of the women said they were drugged.

The brothers defense saying the men may have been promiscuous womanizers, but

they weren't criminals or rapists, adding their behavior wasn't trafficking, it was dating and hooking up.

We believe in our clients innocence and we're not going to stop fighting until we prevail.

Two of the brothers were once high end real estate brokers and the third are private security executives.

These guys lived a world of ultra luxury.

Their clients were some of the richest and most well known people in the country.

And in order to work in that world, they also embodied that world.

They partied in the Hamptons, they partied in Miami, they partied in Aspen.

They really were living the embodiment of this luxury dream that was very much tied to the brand of real estate that they sold.

For now we switch gears to an urgent investigation underway here in New York City.

Improvised explosive devices were allegedly thrown outside of the mayor's mansion.

And tonight we're seeing the shocking new images.

Here's ABC's chief investigative correspondent Aaron Katerski.

Tonight, these dramatic new Images show an 18 year old hurling a homemade bomb in what police say was meant to be a terror attack bigger than the Boston Marathon bombing.

Another teen then hands him a second device.

He ignites it, sprints down a sidewalk, hops a police barricade and is tackled while the device is still smoking.

This chaos interrupted dueling protests Saturday outside the home of New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani started by far right anti Muslim provocateur Jake Lang.

Police say 18 year old Amir Balat and 19 year old Ibrahim Kayumi drove from Bucks County, Pennsylvania and told investigators they were inspired by isis.

This was a planned attack motivated by extremist ideology and inspired fired by a violent foreign terrorist organization.

The FBI says one of the teens watched ISIS propaganda videos on his phone and the other told them he wanted to carry out an attack bigger than the Boston Marathon bombing and lamented that attack caused only three deaths.

The devices were made from mason jars, nuts and bolts.

One of them tested positive for the highly volatile substance TATP used in attacks around the world.

Make no mistake, what happened this weekend was incredibly dangerous.

Developments in the Iran war are moving rapidly.

The US And Israel intensifying their attacks on Iran and its proxies in Lebanon.

In Iran, it shows a new supreme leader, the son of Ayatollah Khamenei, who was killed in the opening hours of the war.

There's also late reporting on last week's bombing of Iranian school.

This is the new face of Iran, a new supreme leader with a familiar name.

Crowds packed the streets for the announcement.

56 year old Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the previous leader and he's expected to follow his father's hardline policies.

I was disappointed because we think it's going to lead to just more of the same problem for the country.

After initially saying America should be prepared for weeks of war, President Trump now signaling the operation will be ending soon as we're achieving major strides toward completing our military objective.

And some people could say they're pretty well complete.

The president is battling difficult headlines here at home, with the price of oil sometimes surging to more than $100 a barrel.

The average gas price is now up from 298 a week ago to close to 350 today.

But in some places, the prices are soaring to more than $8, further complicating the conflict for Americans.

Trump said he is not ruling out sending U.S. special operation forces to secure Iran's nuclear stockpile.

That comment coming as the American death toll rises to seven service members, the Pentagon announced 26 year old Sergeant Benjamin N.

Pennington died from his injuries after he was wounded when an Iranian airstrike hit an air base in Saudi Arabia on March 1.

Meanwhile, the US also has new information warning that possible Iranian sleeper cells may have been activated.

The government intercepted encrypted communications believed to have originated in Iran, but

the exact contents haven't been determined yet.

All this coming amid growing outrage following the strike that hit at a girls school during the first day of the war, killing more than 160 people, dozens of them children.

Experts tell ABC News this video surfacing online has the characteristics of a Tomahawk missile.

That missile not hitting the school directly.

ABC News has reached out to the Pentagon for comment.

President Trump questioned about who launched the attack.

Well, I haven't seen it and I will say that the Tomahawk, which is one of the most powerful weapons around, is used by, you know, is sold and used by other countries.

But sources tell ABC News it is possible American forces are responsible as US Forces were conducting other strikes in that area at the time, possibly due to outdated intelligence.

It was very improbable that These were simply Mrs.

Retired Master Sergeant Wes Bryant, who led the Pentagon office that assessed incidents of civilian casualties, raising questions about whether the US Led airstrikes are being properly planned.

The commander of the Central Command should know every single target that both the US And Israel were going to hit and did hit.