first of its kind for a former or sitting president. reaction to last night s announcement of the indictment has fallen heavily along political lines. democrats contending it is justified. republicans expressing outrage. we have fox team coverage tonight chad pergram is on capitol hill to tell us what he is hearing on the hill about all of this. david spunt in washington looks at other legal cases involving the former president. we begin with brine llenas in new york where preparations for tuesday s activities are already underway. good evening, brian. bret, good evening. sources tell fox news that manhattan s district attorney alvin bragg requested former president donald trump turn himself in today but his arraignment was pushed back to tuesday as secret service makes arrangements to protect him here at the manhattan criminal courthouse. is he just a tough guy. and he is someone whose knees do not buckle. trump s legal team making clear the former president will not b
that s 184494200. wellcare medicare. done well, this is cnn. the world s news network. mm hmm. we are watching history in the making soon. donald trump leaves florida for new york, where he will become the first ever former president to be booked on criminal charges. we have all the unprecedented details. a suspect is in custody , accused in the bombing that killed a well known pro war military brogger at a cafe in st petersburg, russia. what police are now revealing about the woman they say handed him the bomb scenes of utter devastation and now the threat for more tornadoes today, the new forecast just in with the areas under the greatest risk. those stories and more here. that s cnn news, central. tomorrow for the first time in our nation s 247 year history. a former u. s president will be arraigned in court two hours from now former president trump he s going to leave mar-a-lago and fly to new york as he gets ready to face. a judge can show you right now. a live look at t
former president donald trump has left florida he is expected to touch down at laguardia airport any moment now, ahead of his historic arraignment in a manhattan criminal court tomorrow. what things will look like inside the courtroom after his booking and how much of it we re actually expected to see, all of that is coming up for you. and officials are leaving no stone unturned when it comes to security across this city. we ve got our reporters on the ground in manhattan where barricades are already up, protesters are expected to start gathering as well. almost every member of the nypd s 36,000 person force is now in uniform and on stand by and as donald trump continues to lash out on social media, how much more room is there for him to damage his own tastes we have got some new reaction from alvin bragg s predecessor coming your way shortly. join me right now from outside that courthouse in new york. we have nbc news correspondent garrett haake, outside of trump tower, nb
called. he called this case, an active obstruction and blatant election interference and also just a few weeks ago. you will remember that he encouraged supporters. the way, he wrote, it is to take our nation back. cnn s brynn gingras joins us now outside trump tower in new york for much more on this brain. what do you see in there? it s a massive undertaking. as you said, kate, from a security perspective and quite honestly trump tower very different than what security measures we were seeing when he was actually president. i m going to try to get out of the way, but it s very difficult because we are actually pendant. i actually tried to do this live shot further down the street and we were kicked out. that has been sort of the protocol is to keep pushing us further further away, especially as we get closer to the former president arriving here in new york city, but you can see trump tower there in the distance that street 56th street. with avenue where we are about a half a block aw
are participating in tomorrow s event. i am curious how long it has taken for them to coordinate knowing all of this that has been happening in the lead up to this, but i do want to ask you what their concerns are. i mean, there are emir. period of things that could happen. when you have a city the size of new york with the speed at which new york you know, flows, whatever the biggest security concerns that they should be looking out for, really, you have to think about like we ve known about tomorrow for a while, right? we anticipated it so law enforcement has been coordinating putting together security plan in the overlay of the city, so not just at the courthouse, but the city at large. the challenge is addressing the wildcard events. what happens if there s peaceful protests that actually turns into violence? what happens? it s consequence management, but the nypd does this better than any other law enforcement entity in the world. they re prepared tomorrow you ll see 35,000 unifor