Underway for donald trump and 18 allies to surrender any day in atlanta. Plus, the effort by his former Chief Of Staff to get this case moved. Also ahead, new reporting on why the Special Counsel wanted trumps tweets and a new warning from his former a. G. About trumps social media habits and the potential for more trouble. The latest on that legal labyrinth just ahead. And the death toll from the wildfires in hawaii, now over 100, 1,000 still missing and new reporting just in about when the president will visit the burn zone. Thanks so much for joining us. Its 10 00 eastern, im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york, and this morning the countdown is on for donald trump and his allies to surrender to authorities in georgia. The former president and his 18 codefendants have until high noon next friday to voluntarily surrender, and we have some new details about where the booking will happen. Atlantas Rice Street Jail. This as trumps former white house Chief Of Staff mark meadows is trying
[ a moment of silence ] [applause] [ silence ] all right. a beautiful picture of the palace of westminster where big ben was chiming the bells for a moment of silence to begin for the celebration of the late now queen elizabeth ii. tomorrow the funeral gets under way. back now to katelyn collins and kate williams. we saw the moment of silence recognized from downing street to hyde park where you could hear a little bit of the bell tolling. katelyn, the president of the united states is there. he paid tribute earlier today even remarking after signing that condolence book. people come to take in the moment of what this means and reflecting upon the queen s legacy and president biden himself did that earlier today. the first stop in london and went to see her lying in state as we you people waiting in line to do so. over a dozen hours in line. he signs the condolence book and talking about what it was like when he met her and described him as someone that reminded him of h
were tossed in with non-classified items like newspaper clippings, even items of clothing. some of these documents are so tightly restricted they are only to be viewed in secured facilities. joining us now with more, cnn correspondent cara skin nel, and former prosecutor, michael moore. just the gross sloppiness of these boxes is obviously telling of last days of this chaotic administration, and hearing there were empty envelopes and top secret documents, items of clothing, a lot of them. i don t know why so many clothes were strewn around the white house, so what does this tell us about what the judge is doing, and what we need to know. right, so this is the inventory that the federal prosecutors put together and the judge unsealed it today. no one objected to it. it does give a sense of the final days of the chaos of how the records were kept. as you said, many top secret, they need to be held and maintained in a very secure way which is the issue with the whole investiga
intimidating you, so that s good. intimidation is the best form of flattery. it is. hi, don lemon. over to you. hold on. well, hello, how are you are? i want to get to the news now. see you tomorrow night. have a good evening. goodbye. this is don lemon tonight. we re getting more and more revelations from the january 6th investigation. new tonight, this is a cnn exclusive, the former president s lawyers now in direct talks with the justice department for the first time, talks about his attempts to use executive privilege to stop members of his inner circle from testifying about their conversations with him while he was president. and we know that pat cipollone and his deputy, patrick fill bin have been subpoenaed this week. this may be about preventing witnesses like them from testifying about everything they know. you got to wonder if the former president is trying to keep under wraps. sources telling cnn trump s own attorneys are warning him that there could be i
and katie phang, appreciate all of you ladies. be sure to catch the katie phang show every weekday morning on msnbc. ahead, the grim search through the ashes in hawaii as families wait for word and calls for accountability grow. plus, a 17-year-old in philadelphia now facing terror charges accused of buying materials that could be used for a bomb. and later, a hollywood twist no one saw coming, the shocking allegations involving the family whose story inspired the film the blind side.