both were later robotically disabled. but more than a year later, no arrests have been made. and if former president trump were to have his way, the person responsible might very well be in the running for a presidential pardon. here s the outrageous promise trump made to some of the capitol attackers over the weekend. if i run and if i win, we will treat those people from january 6th fairly. we will treat them fairly. and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly. now during that rally trump also lied about the 2020 election. he called the people leading investigations into his actions and his businesses racist. and he urged his supporters to take to the streets. we ll break down all of these headlines. let s start in washington and whitney wild is one of our reporters who uncovered this alarming information about kamala harris close brush with the dnc pipe bomb. walk us through the new details you ve learned and give u
could determine whether fulton county d.a fani willis stays on the case. a final farewell to alexei navalny in russia. loved ones and supporters risk arrest to honor the opposition leader as vladimir putin further tightens his grip. hello and thank you for joining us. i m anna cabrera in for andrea mitchell. this hour, new developments in two of the four cases facing donald trump whose legal team has taken a strategy of delay. trump in the courtroom today. the trial schedule is a key part of this hearing. the case has been bogged down by pre-trial motions from donald trump s attorneys demanding access to sensitive material which jack smith wants to keep sealed for security reasons. trump is facing 40 criminal charges in the document case, including being part of a scheme to delete security video at mar-a-lago. closing arguments are set to begin in fulton county, georgia, in a battle over whether d.a. willis will be disqualified from the case there over her relationship
sexual abuse former president. but also the most important trial of our life times. the united states of america versus donald trump. tomorrow, trump will be arraigned in a washington, d.c. courtroom. he s expected to plead not guilty to four criminal counts, conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct, conspiracy to violate the right to vote and obstruction of an official proceeding. this latest indictment of the former president handed down by special counsel jack smith is an incredibly detailed and damning account of an attempt to subvert democracy and forcibly overturn the 2020 election. it pulls from first-hand accounts including people very close to the president and sets up a potential block buster trial with star witnesses, including his former vice president and countless maga senators and members of the and members of congress. the core of the case is broken down into three parts. the first part details how trump was fully aware that he lost th
for the year. and terrifying moments in the skies with a series of small plane crashes across the country. we begin with mounting legal troubles surrounding former president donald trump. just moments ago mar-a-lago property manager appeared in federal courtroom in miami to be arraigned on charges related to the classified documents case, prosecutors say trump asked him to delete security camera footage to obstruct the investigation. trump and his aide walt nauta pleaded not guilty to the original indictment last month, this as the former president could face new criminal charges as soon as this week in special counsel smith s other investigation into interference in the 2020 presidential election. grand jury in washington investigating the manner is expected to meet again tomorrow. all of these investigations come with a huge price tag the washington postreports trump s political group has spent more than $40 million on legal costs in the first half of this year to defend
director to broker a cease fire in gaza as the president s frustration builds over netanyahu s tactics. can a breakthrough be reached? also ahead, stocks tumble on a hotter than expected inflation report. what the numbers may mean for anyone trying to buy a home or pay off their credit card bills. plus, house republicans on the hunt. their new push to get materials documenting president biden s poor memory. and check those valentine s days. thousands of ride share drivers set to strike. our reporters are following the latest developments, but i want to begin with the latest push for a cease fire deal inside gaza. raf, what s the latest at this hour as all these leaders get together for another round of high stakes negotiations? reporter: as we speak, cia director bill burns is in cairo: he is huddling with officials from qatar and egypt and importantly, in israel. i say that because this time last night local time, it was not clear whether or not israel was going to s