Georgia where a grand jury meets today to investigate whether trump tried to overturn the election in that state. Meanwhile, in pennsylvania, the search for answers after a home explodes near pittsburgh killing five people including a teenager. And a 3yearold Migrant Child dies while riding a bus from texas to chicago. Its the first death texas has announced since it started Busing Thousands of migrants to cities across the country. This morning Fulton County, georgia, District Attorney willis is expected to begin presenting her case to a grand jury outlining Donald Trumps alleged efforts to overturn bidens 2020 victory in that state. Tomorrow the grand jury will hear from former Lieutenant Governor jeff duncan and journalist george chidi, both who have been asked to testify. The former president has spent this morning and the weekend slamming the d. A. And her case saying he didnt tamper with the election. Joining us now nbc news correspondent Blayne Alexander who is right outside the
slamming the d.a. and her case saying he didn t tamper with the election. joining us now nbc news correspondent blayne alexander who is right outside the fulton county courthouse, and dave aronberg, state attorney for palm beach county, florida. what to we know about how today and this week will play out near where you are? reporter: we re already seeing a lot of movement. we ve been watching the inside, the outside of the courthouse for the better part of the morning. this morning, though, we are starting to see some of the witnesses, some of the people that we know have been called to testify before the grand jury this week as part of fani willis s presentation. we have seen them in the courthouse walking toward the d.a. s offices. the two of them are key people, two former state lawmakers here in georgia. both of them were in the presentations, these kind of now infamous presentations that rudy giuliani made before a panel of lawmakers espousing a number of since debunked claims a
because of the gag order and that is now lifted and let s see what he has to say and does he talk to this audience of one. paul manafort is now looking at seven years of his life. he s 77. we ll show you that is paul manafort s family leaving the courthouse walking down the sidewalk of the federal courthouse and the cameraman catching that. shimon, sorry for that. continue. no, he s going to be in there for at least another six years or so unless the president pardons him. that is what many expect in the end, that the president will do that. obviously that won t happen until mueller is done. that could happen very soon, as well. the other thing that i think it s important to know, just what this means in terms of this investigation and pam and i were talking about this earlier, you know, this is really the last perhaps the last big moment of this investigation is key figure
there. that was just a mistake just a typo, fat finger kind of . the washington post reported at the time that although that language about julian assange was unintentionally disclosed in that unrelated case according to people familiar with the matter that language about julian assange was quote true. oh. well, if so, that was a weird way to learn about it. today s news makes it seem like maybe it was true. today that same assistant u.s. attorney, that same federal prosecutor blamed for making that weird mistake and putting that language about julian assange and that unrelated case today was spotted in court for the sealed hearing. that assistant u.s. attorney was spotted in court alongside the u.s. attorney himself for the eastern district of virginia and then, chelsea manning of all people also appeared at that same courthouse walking out at the end of the day to tell
well, if so, that was a weird way to learn about it. today s news makes it seem like maybe it was true. today that same assistant u.s. attorney, that same federal prosecutor who was blamed for making that weird mistake and putting that language about julian assange in that unrelated case, that exact same u.s. assistant attorney today was spotted in court for the sealed hearing. that assistant u.s. attorney blamed for that mistake was spotted in court alongside the u.s. attorney himself from the eastern district of virginia. and then chelsea manning of all people also appeared at that same courthouse walking out at the end of the day to tell reporters that she was there to fight a grand jury subpoena to testify in a sealed case. chelsea manning, of course, went to prison in her role for supplying documents to wikileaks, documents that wikileaks later posted online. so if there is a new criminal case involving wikileaks and julian assange, you can at least draw a dotted line to chelsea