arraignment for former president trump. good morning, everybody. hope the weekend was grand. dana has the day off today. welcome back to our friend from washington aishah. aishah: historic week here in new york city. this is america s newsroom. right now the former president is getting ready to depart palm beach, florida, for new york city. that is where he will be arraigned on a reported 34-count indictment related to hush money payments made in the run-up to the 2016 election. the former president flies to new york at noon eastern. tomorrow at 11 eastern is arriving at the courthouse. aishah: the hearing to last 15, 30 minutes. after that he will head back to mar-a-lago and give a televised address at 8:15 eastern. bill: the nypd says it has been put on high alert. officers putting up barriers and closing streets. we ll see whether or not that s necessary in the end. they get ready to move a former u.s. president in and out of that courthouse swiftly and safely.
election. we also that the grand jury waaa empaneled by a soros funded d.a. called alvin bragg, who looks and acts like ta tawanna brawley era, alvidenc sharpton. so we would assumee on the bass of that evidence that it s pretty likely trump does get charged with something at some point. but charged with what? in a fre that s the question. that should matter in a free country, laws or universal laws apply to all citizens equally precisely because all citizens i are considered equal forou generations. this was very obviouss to ami to american liberals. in fact, iact was the basis ofel their worldview that was back when liberals opposedas jim crow.om and we re notet tryinhing cg to reinstate it as something called equitequiy. we are not liberals, but we retain the traditional american view, which is that laws must be applied equally or else they are not laws at all. justice must be blind or elsejut it is tyranny. so we spent the day with helpp f staff toyer on our staff t
atlanta with the fulton county judge saying it s imminent. plus, more details on the victims of the mass shootings in california. i m hallie jackson in washington along with monica alba near the white house. garrett haake is live for us on capitol hill and chuck rosenberg is joining us. so, good afternoon to all three of you. let s start with the news we re getting in the last hour about, quoting here, small number of classified documents found at mike pence s home in indiana. according to letters that the former vp s legal team sent to the national archives. comes as we speak at the white house, president biden is huddling with top democrats as he s dealing with some documents drama of his own and the white house not saying much about either of the revelations. now playing out at the same time. i m not going to comment on any ongoing criminal investigation. that s for the department of justice to decide. i would refer you to the white house counsel and anything related t
money, if you re not guilty? plus back last, 1,300 plus russians wind up in handcuffs after protesting vladimir putin s decision to call up more troops and plunge russia deeper into war in ukraine. and democrats struggling on capitol hill to secure legislation to fund police. we re within 50 days of the midterms, that s enough to counter a republican onslaught on crime. an unprovoked attack, the victim left in a coma, the attacker free within days. law enforcement called the law dangerous and insane. in congress, riley s agenda will be their agenda, they want to defund the police, even as crime rages out of control across the state. up first, donald trump and the law. two major new setbacks for the former president. last hour the judge presiding over the mar-a-lago documents case aileen cannon admitting she was wrong. the new writing comes a morning after the federal appeals court panel, that included two trump appointees, said that cannon was wrong. that giving the j
category 4 storm this week, and we continue to follow ian as it moves into north carolina after making landfall as a hurricane there. it is now moving inland as a post-tropical cyclone, posing all sorts of problems for that part of the country. even though it s been downgraded, officials warn it still threatens the area with herb rain and flooding. in south carolina the storm flooded homes and vehicles along the shoreline, and as high winds pushed the storm surge even higher, two piers, one in pawleys island and another in north myrtle beach you see here partially collapsing. officials are now warning residents to avoid leaving their homes and to steer clear of floodwaters that could pose hidden dangers. the obvious one of the water itself, can isolate people, drown people, but it can also hide downed power lines, obstacles in the water, even contaminants in the water. the waters themselves are the most dangerous. ian slam med into southwest florida as a severe cate