good morning and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m danny freeman. we begin with donald trump set to surrender for his fourth arrest of the year. some of his co-defendants agree to the terms of their bond agreements in the sweeping racketeering case related to efforts to overturn results of the 2020 election. but unlike the other defendants, the terms of trump s release comes with a lot more strings attached. paula reid has more. reporter: in fulton county, first you negotiate your bond agreement and then you surrender and then a judge schedules an initial appearance for you, an arraignment, that is your first time going before the judge. now, in this case, this is the first time that he has had to post cash bond. he is also subject to a lot of other restrictions that are unique clearly tailored to him including being barred from
tell cnn normally those booked at this jail are searched thoroughly by a jail deputy and at some point given a medical examination and a pretrial screening to determine if they can sign out on their own recognizance. but it is not clear if trump or the other high profile defendants will go through those steps. for a normal defendant, it would take hours to go through those procedures. but with these defendants? i don t expect trump to spend hours in this jail because the longer he is, i mean, it is a pain. it will be a hassle for the entire sheriff s department or at least those at the jail when the president is there, it will be a circus. reporter: if they didn t have bond agreements, donald trump and the other defendants might have been held in custody at this jail. which observers say could be a nightmarish experience. rice street jail is not a pleasant place. it is dirty, scary. reporter: last month the justice department launched a civil rights investigation into the fulto
would be firng primted, given a booking photo. reporter: donald trump and the other defendants are expected to be photographed for mug shots but it is unclear when the pictures will be made public. people familiar with the process tell cnn normally those booked at this jail are searched thoroughly by a jail deputy and at some point given a medical examination and pre-trial screening to determine if they can sign out on their own recognizance. but it is not clear if trump or the other high profile defendants will go through those he steps. for a normal defendant, it would take hours. but with these i don t expect trump to spend hours in this jail because the longer he is, it is a pain. it will be a hassle for the entire sheriff s department, at least those at the jail when the president is there. it will be a circus. reporter: if they didn t have bond agreements, donald trump and the other defendants might have been held in custody at this jail which observers say could be a nig
threatening anyone else involved in the case especially on social media. because we ve seen him attack judges, prosecutors, witnesses in this case. and this appears tailored to him because we ve seen four other defendants today negotiate their bond agreements anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000. and while they are also barred from talking to co-defendants, none have the social media provision. so that is five defendants of the 19 in this case, 14 more to go with these bond agreements. and one of former president trump s 18 co-defendants in the fulton county case is conservative attorney john eastman. he is planning to surrender to the authorities on wednesday. eastman reached an agreement monday with the district attorney fan anyi willis for a order of $100,000. turning to the devastation in hawaii now, president biden has promised federal support for hawaii, quote, for as long as it takes. this comes after his visit to maui where he witnessed firsthand the devastation left
time, but laura coates is here and she s going to break down everything you need to know on a huge legal lead. cnn tonight starts right now. everything you need, that s a lot of pressure. okay, fine, i ll try to carry the mantle. nice to see you as always. good evening everyone, i m laura coates, and tonight we are now just three days away from the former presidents surrender at the fulton county jail after he realized he was criminally charged for allegedly trying to allegedly trying to overturn joe biden s electors victory in georgia. two sources telling cnn that he plans to turn in and be process this coming thursday. that date was that during negotiations today, apparently with the dea, on the rules in her office over his consent bond and release condition. we ll talk about what that really means, but the bottom line is that he a 200,000 dollar bond, and a parade of his codefendants also began reaching their own bond agreements. this case is now marking the