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more for no former president has ever surrendered to authorities or been fingerprinted, photographed and arraigned soon. donald trump will be here in washington, d c. shockwaves are spreading from that manhattan grand juries surprise decision to indict the former president in connection with hush money payments to porn star and director stormy daniels here in new york, where the tremors began and from which donald trump first sprang to national attention nearly 50 years ago, authoritie...

Welcome to the beat, everyone. We are beginning with a big show. We just have former Supreme Court Justice Stephen breyer joining us tonight. He recently retired, you may recall, and crated the vacancy for his former clerk. He is here tonight. And the coauthor of the art of the deal, tony swarts, returns with insight on Donald Trumps life as a defendant and a warning for any possible second term our top story is the latest in the legal problems that are swirling around trump considering right no...

Height and weight and whether or not you have tattoos and things like that, identifying, uh, marks that may be on you all that information is put into the system and then youre taking in and presented in court in the way that ellie described a few minutes ago. now if you have been indicted and you are outside the jurisdiction, you are subject to arrest in the whatever jurisdiction youre physically located in. so typically if this were a, you know, garden variety, violent criminal new york would ...

Factored into donald trumps decision-making on pulling out of the iran deal wouldnt be exactly the most shocking news that weve ever heard. i mean, the president did campaign essentially on the idea that barack obama made terrible deals. we know that the president disliked president obama personally. we know that he was angry at him dating back to at least 2011 for president obamas treatment of him in the white house correspondents dinner. pretty much everything out of donald trumps mouth about ...

Police here. she said, oh, i think its normal. then we heard the sirens and saw the people and we were like, no, this isnt right. >> british prime minister theresa may responded this morning. >> we cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are. to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more robust in identifying it and stamping it out. >> very tough talk there from the prime minister. we get the latest now from our chief kforeign...

>> it doesnt sound, mr. mcaleer it was one particular problem. the issues you were detecting were a multitude of safety concerns unlike the safety switch which came later which was focused in one particular area. >> its all over the vehicle, michael. but the correction -- the correction is what you do to the process. anybody who builds cars creates problems. there are always problems that are created in the production of a car. but you have to have a process that corrects that before the vehicle...

As soon as it was corrected i would be glad to leave this job. i was tired of it anyway. >> it doesnt sound like it was one particular problem, though, that the issues that you were detecting were a multitude of safety related concerns unlike, say, the ignition switch which came later, which seemed focused in one particular area. >> well, no. its all over the vehicle, michael, but the correction is -- the correction is what you do to the process. anybody who builds cars creates problems. there a...

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