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welcome to bbc news — we go straight to new york — where donald trump will be in court in the next few hours, to face criminal charges. that has never happened before and as you'd expect huge focus on the former president. these are live pictures from manhattan — outside the courthouse. there's a heavy security presence as you'd imagine. the charges relate to hush money paid to a pawn starjust paid to a porn starjust before the 2016 election — to keep quiet about an affair. the full details of the charges will become clear when the indictment is unsealed. the former president...

at 1 p.m. as opposed to 11 a.m. tomorrow. he not come out after arriving here 4 p.m. he waved at supporters who were waiting for him. take a look at that moment as the motorcade pulled up. he walked in. that is where he will walk out as he's going down for processing and arraignment. he will be fingerprinting and mug shots but no handcuffs. how this shakes out for the former president remains to be seen. he quite literally is fighting for his freedom and political future at once but returns now are positive receiving widespread support from the republican party including from people ...

good morning. >> good morning, todd and ashley, all eyes are on mar-a-lago as mr. trump gets ready to leave for new york city to face a judge. in a new truth social post he lays out his plan saying, i will be leaving mar-a-lago on monday at 12 heading to new york and tuesday morning going to the courthouse. america was not supposed to be this way. metal barricades have been set up around the court and trump tower and new york city officials will close key streets as they brace for potential protest. the courthouse will be cleared for a sweep and no other business will be done until t...

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