Element and really do help prosecutors establish that link between trump s close attorneys and what happened in coffee county on january 7th, 2021. zach, you re there in atlanta. take us through what the next few days of this grand jury proceeding is going to look like. reporter: yeah, we re expecting early next week the district attorney fani willis to begin presenting her case to the grand jury here. we could see indictments as soon as tuesday. we know there s multiple witnesses that havbeen called to appear before the grand jury on tuesday. and that is a signal that indictments could be coming and could be coming soon. we have to wait and see how it plays out, if the grand jury needs more time to review the evidence in the case, but the calling of witnesses and the schedule for them to appear on tuesday is the clearest indication indictments could be coming soon. zachary cohen for us live in atlanta, thanks so much for that reporting. i want to continue the conversation now here in the studio. we have cnn legal analyst norm
Earth-shattering indictment that is pending here in georgia. as far as those text messages are concerned, i immediately reached out to clint rucker, a former fulton county executive d.a. this morning. i asked him how important this latest development is in the grand scheme of things, being that this indictment is pending. he frankly said that this potentially, fredicka, could be a smoking gun. the reason is pretty elementary, as your reporter zach said. he said now you have something in writing that allows prosecutors to make a direct link to those in the trump inner circle regarding the interference of election results. he says those text messages can be received as a confession. that s pretty powerful. you have all these messages floating around here in georgia and all across the nation, around in the public domain. now for the first time you have something really solid in writing. in his words, clint rucker who
Live from washington, i m jessica dean in for jim acosta. you are in the cnn news room. it s 6:00 p.m. in fulton county, georgia. we begin with a stunning new development in the investigation into election interference by donald trump and his allies. sources telling cnn, investigators now have emails and text messages that directly connect members of trump s legal team to the breach of a voting system in rural coffee county. this development coming as district attorney fani willis is preparing to present her case to a grand jury. she is expected to seek an indictment of two dozen people. that means a former u.s. president could be facing criminal charges in four different jurisdictions around the country. we ve got you covered. we begin with zachary cohen on this, who helped break this exclusive reporting. zach, this seems quite
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The water competition, beach frisbee catching, costume contest, pet adoptions, this inspired similar surf dog events all over the world. this is a fascinating video. and we were talking during the break about the auditor in santa cruz. but we have the dogs taking over the surf. animals are amazing what can i say? the show today was dedicated to babies and animals. zach: i love that. i stories as we come on the air. a social media influencer charged with causing the violent and chaotic scene that played out here in new york city. and millions facing extreme weather, including flash flooding and blistering heat. first, the mayhem in lower manhattan. influencer kai cenat now facing several charges, including inciting a riot. a promise of free electronics turned ugly as some of his
For the script was anything except for normal. whether it be the security agents, more than a dozen in the room standing vote behind him as well as all over the courtroom. as well as a few protesters, not too many, but a few protesters outside of the courthouse and a swarm of media of course both inside and outside so the atmosphere was anything but normal but the basic steps that trump had to fall yesterday coming into the courthouse, and going through that abatement. really was the end of the day. the same steps that any other defendant would go through in front of a magistrate judge. and zach, the one thing that some court watchers observed a slightly different is the directions that the judge gave to donald trump. especially about influencing potential witnesses, and jurors. and then he went outside and talked. so it s curious to see if the former president will be able to stick to that. and perhaps why that judge decided to say that?