i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. at a start of a historic week for our country. later this morning donald trump is expected to travel from new jersey to florida where he ll be arraigned tomorrow, set to become the first former president ever to enter a plea in a federal case. but there could be a wrinkle in the proceedings. we ll explain that. this as some of trump s closest former allies are warning the facts are against him. if even half of it is true, then he s toast. it s a pretty it s a very detailed indictment. it s very, very damning. security in miami ramping up ahead of the former president s arrival. we ll have the latest on the massive effort to keep everyone safe. plus a travel nightmare. a fire causing a section of the very crucial interstate 95 to collapse. this is near philadelphia. we ll have a live update on the repairs and the investigation repairs that could take months. later, a miracle in absolutely every sense of the word. four missin
wildfires rage in spain, a stunning case of climate reality in the uk. it has halted flights in and out of our f, because the runway has melted. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. this week, the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection will hold its second primetime hearing, only second time they ve done that. and in advance of that big hearing, which will be aired here, thursday night, the committee is still uncovering new facts, day by day by day, and hearing testimony from people they haven t talked to before, including details pertaining to that bonkers meeting that took place in the oval office on december 18th, 2020, with the ex president donald trump. now, remember that meeting initially didn t include a single member of the white house staff. it was just a group of people that wealth in the white house, met with trump. it included a rock tack group of coup plotters, people like sydney powell, michael flyn
can keep running from the law. then, meet the second member of congress who is getting a subpoena over georgia election interference. plus, the head of the american medical association on the unseen reality of post roe america. and as paris boils and wildfires rage in spain, a stunning case of climate reality in the uk. halted flights in and out of raf, because the runway has melted. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. this week, the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection will hold its second primetime hearing, only second time they ve done that. and in advance of that big hearing, which will be aired here, thursday night, the committee is still uncovering new facts, day by day by day, and hearing testimony from people they haven t talked to before, including details pertaining to that bonkers meeting that took place in the oval office on december 18th, 2020, with the ex president donald trump. now, remember t
repairs and the investigation repairs that could take months. later, a miracle in absolutely every sense of the word. four missing children, the youngest not even 1-year-old found alive in the colombian jungle after being lost for 40 days following a plane crash. we re live from bogota for the latest on their recovery and how they survived. let s begin with the latest surrounding the historic indictment of frurp. in just the next couple hours we expect trump to leave his residence in bedminster, new jersey, and head to miami where he should be in front of the magistrate judge tomorrow to enter a plea after being indicted on 37 counts. this is a judge who will not be the controversial judge cannon. judge cannon will be responsible for overseeing the trial itself, but not tomorrow s arraignment. we re just learning there could be changes to that plan. let s bring in nbc news correspondent garrett haake in miami, nbc news homeland
a lawful subpoena from the january 6th committee. the jury selection was reportedly slow going, former prosecutor glenn kirschner was in the room. one juror said, given the things that bannon has said, and the people is affiliated with, i tend to not agree with anything he said. that juror was struck. they finally agreed on 22 final jurors, which tomorrow they ll narrow down to 14. bannon could have chosen a bench trial, which would ve made a judge instead of a jury. but he chose a jury of his peers. prior to that, bannon tried to delay the trial twice. twice, it was shut down by the judge who would sit before him in a bench trial. if bannon bought his own ludicrous hype enough to be in denial of this is where things were headed if you deny the subpoena. to discuss this strategy, i want to bring in michelle goldberg and charles blow, both of them are columnist for the new york times. charles, there is something