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the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now >> tonight, donald trump now i new york, awaiting his arraignment tomorrow a preview of what we can expec as the first former or sitting president facing crimina charges is set to appear i court. then, new reporting from the washington post. the doj moving full steam ahea with the trump investigation gathering new evidence pointin to possible obstruction. and voters in wisconsin headin to the polls tomorrow and what is being called the most...

A playground for your misplace anger. >> control yourselves. with that, lets get smarter with the help of our lead of panel tonight, its an important one. carrolls landing, pulitzer prize-winning investigativ reporter with the washington post michael schmidt, new york time washington correspondent and and his son b.c. nationa security contributor new york law school professor, rebecca roiphe formally and assistant distric attorney in manhattan. and former new york prosecutor and civil rights att...

Who is also an msnbc security contributor. before we get to the possibility, michael, of what the u.s. might do about it, there has to be some level of acceptance. apparently intel officials and what we may have learned about what they know and what they dont. >> so as we saw yesterday, trump changing his rhetoric and sort of his body posture on this issue, going by way of death. the murder went the way people thought it would have. the turks sent stuff in, folks in the middle east sent stuff to...

Of russian nationals landed with a boom in the united states. even president trumps national security adviser h.r. mcmaster said that the evidence of russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election was now really incontra vertable. president trump later tweeted his satisfaction with those remarks but we didnt hear much from moscow about it except for a few dismissals. i wanted to talk about that and the affect the indictments will have on the u.s./russian relaces. we have the professor here f...

decade after 9/11 as investigator investigato investigators investigate a suspected plot. scientists are still working nonstop to identify the remains of 9/11 victims. and thats enabling some loved ones to find closure. were taking you behind the scenes. and president obama hits the road to prince william up support for his job creation plan. his first stop is the home turf of one of his sharpest critics. im wolf blitzer in tampa, florida. the site of mondays cnn tea party debate and y...

Television monitor. the intelligence sources say whats important here in this cache of information that is being shared publicly, selectively being shared publicly, youre only seeing the video, youre not hearing the audio. they say its important here to be able to show huh he was very conscientious of his own appearance, that he was relatively comfortable in this compound in abbottabad, pakistan. and also, it also demonstrates how in control he was as the leader of al qaeda. weve got on the line...

>> ill confess yo tto you, he s miserable. this is a very different picture. it does not look like hes enjoying life. he looks like hes a prisoner. he looks like a miserable captive. i have to think of him as having been on the run for five, six years trying to avoid authorities, in this condition -- it troubles me less looking at him being miserable in this hovel than thinking hes in this luxurious compound. >> fran townsend, thanks so much, a security contributor with cnn. appreciate that. if ...