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current laws that govern electronic communications an social media. now one of the arguments that prosecutors made, if he knows about this warrant, he could try to destroy evidence, or even flee. but when judge made their decision on this case, they did not take into consideration him being a real flight risk. >> why did prosecutors ultimately agree to allow twitter to tell trump about the search warrant? >> eventually they felt enough was public about this investigation that it was okay to inform him about the warrant. but they were careful to try to protect theoi identity of investigates and that is what we sue eight months after the warrant was requested, there are concerns about former president lashing out at the people running this investigation. >> paula reid, thank you so much. with us now to discuss, cnn senior legal analyst elie honig. what would prosecutors be looking for on trump's twitter account that wasn't already public in his tweets? >> yeah, jake, if it was just the public tweets, those are available and you could get them
if there's no lifeguard -- >> yeah. >> reporter: on duty, is that a nonstarter for you at that point? >> that's correct, yeah for me, i want to make sure that i have a lifeguard watching my kids >> reporter: and the american lifeguard association recommending you make sure you and your kids can swim, learn cpr, and be vigilant jose >> jesse kirsch in chicago, thank you. when we come back, there's good news tonight. what this dad did to deserve that hug you need to see this
15-year-old daughter >> i still have chills right now. i just came up to the beach to sit and say a prayer >> even a good swimmer can have a bad day. >> reporter: chicago fire department deputy chief jason lach says not everyone out on the water always has the survival skills they should, and he adds, lifeguards are crucial allies >> they're our first eyes a lot of times, they'll mitigate the situation even before we show up on scene. >> reporter: and tonight, those lifesavers are in high demand >> we're experiencing a critical lifeguard shortage over 309,000 parks and pools, half of them are either closing or reducing their hours. >> reporter: the american lifeguard association says some places are offering bonuses to attract workers. the association adds, even if pools stay shut down, that doesn't mean people will stay out of the water >> people still need to cool off and they will go to areas where there are not lifeguards >> reporter: along lake michigan in the windy city, some parents aren't taking chances.
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indicted on federal charges, but today, for the first time, he spoke out publicly mr. trump making clear he plans to fight, to fight in court, and to fight for the presidency he is facing 37 counts, all connected to his handling of classified documents. today, he called the charges a political hit job. and he dismissed much of the evidence laid out in that 49-page indictment, including these photos, which show the documents being stored at trump's properties, everywhere from a ballroom to a bathroom we're going to get into the strength of the case and the likelihood of a conviction momentarily, but we begin tonight with garrett haake, who questioned the former president today. >> reporter: donald trump tonight unleashing his fury on stage, speaking out for the first time since he was indicted on federal charges >> this vicious persecution is a travesty of justice. >> reporter: the former president lashing out
there for his arrival? >> reporter: there are major security concerns, jose the federal magistrate who signed the mar-a-lago search warrant last year got death threats. so, federal marshals and local police are gearing up to protect everyone involved in mr. trump's surrender and arraignment on tuesday. jose >> ken dilanian in miami, thank you. and now, to ukraine, where, for the first time, we're seeing american-made armored military vehicles on ukraine's battlefield. it comes as ukraine's president confirms they've begun their offensive against russia raf sanchez is in ukraine with the latest >> reporter: tonight, american-made bradley fighting vehicles in combat for the first time as part of ukraine's long-awaited counteroffensive this one takes a
bills and laws that target transgender children. >> i want to send a message to the entire community, especially to transgender children. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. and you belong. >> the president also called on congress to pass the equality act to codify protections for the lgbtq plus community. a lot of qaeda solutions going on across the country and in the bay area as well. >> thanks for watching. nightly news is tonight, former president trump speaking out publicly for the first time since the federal indictment mr. trump railing against the special counsel and laying the groundwork for his defense. what he told our reporter today about the charges. >> it's a disgrace should never happen. >> plus, new insights into just how strong the case
aide to hide them from investigators. mr. president, why did you hold onto all those document us at mar-a-lago >> the documents, whole thing, is a witch hunt, it's a disgrace, should never happen it's hurting our country. >> reporter: much of the republican party has cautiously rallied around its 2024 presidential front-runner >> i promise you, when i'm your president, we will end years of politicization at the department of justice and restore the confidence of the american people in equal treatment under the law. >> reporter: the low polling former governors and former prosecutors chris christie and asa hutchinson, notable exceptions >> to me, these are serious charges that merit serious consideration by the public >> the facts that are laid out here are damning in terms of donald trump's conduct, and that's, i think, we as a party, should be looking at >> and garrett joins us now from the convention center where the
authorities now shutting down its final reactor, a precaution against overheating. >> and raf joins us now from near that nuclear power plant in ukraine. raf, how concerned are people where are you? >> reporter: yeah, jose, people here almost literally in the shadow of the plant, and this week, the city carried out a nuclear disaster exercise the u.n. says there's no immediate danger, but they are sending inspectors to the plant. jose >> raf sanchez in zaporizhzhia, ukraine. thank you. back in this country, ted kaczynski, the man known as the unabomber, was found dead at a federal prison in north carolina today. his story terrified and captivated a nation for years. dana griffin has more. >> reporter: decades after his reign of terror gripped the country, the man known as the unabomber was found unresponsive this morning at a north carolina prison no cause of death has been released ted kaczynski had been
>> reporter: you're beautiful. on this pennsylvania football field -- >> gavin's right here. you want to talk to him? >> i do, please. >> reporter: high school wide receiver gavin picard had no idea why his doctor was on the phone for him. we introduced you to him in november the 17-year-old had just been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma when the team he was playing against found out about it, they did this >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: that's gavin there, number 6 in the red hoodie his rivals embracing him and high-fiving him, cheering him on for his fight ahead. >> it felt like they were my team and my team that i've been playing with for years. >> reporter: yeah, that night was just really special for everybody. >> hey, doc. >> hi, gavin