WHITFIELD: All right. New developments in the hunt for suspects in the Bangkok bombing. This is our first look at a man arrested after the deadly bombing at a popular shrine just two weeks ago. You get a brief look at him wearing the yellow shirt there, being escorted by authorities. That man is being taken into custody because of his alleged connection to the event. CNN's Saima Mohsin is in Bangkok with details.</s>SAIMA MOHSIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Fredricka, so far, a lot of questions need answering. The man is in an unknown location, being interrogated by police. He was taken away from the apartment just a few hours after police entered early Saturday, Bangkok time. It's now late evening here, he was whisked away, a shroud over his head, huge, heavy police convoy. Was this the bomb making factory? Could this man lead them to other members of the cell? Now what police is telling is this man is connected, they believe to both the bombings that happened in Bangkok 12 days ago. The large one at the</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Saima Mohsin -- thank you so much for that update. All right. Still ahead, in this country, Donald Trump says he doesn't need campaign donations because he's really rich. But his recent event asked donors to have their checks ready to go. Hear why Trump insists it was not a fund-raiser and the potentially key group he is courting today. More on all of that straight ahead.
Man Arrested in Deadly Bangkok Bombing