we know they re still in there. it s after 5:00 right now. paula, walk us through what happens if the grand jury decides to indict donald trump and/or any of his allies. reporter: we expect the indictment also be for over a dozen people. the former president s lawyers say they do expect he will be among those indicted. we would expect the district attorney would seek an indictment from the grand jury and it would go to the clerk s office where we will most likely get our copy. then it will be made public and we ll be able to read about the charges. one of the things that s unclear, jake, is when the former president would appear for his initial appearance and a potential arraignment. in the federal cases that happened quickly. down in georgia, sources telling cnn that the former president s team expects it may take a little longer to have his first appearance down in georgia if he s indicted. paula reid, thanks so much. as those witnesses continue to testify before the
yellowknife is now blanketed in smoke, and fires are burning close to the one major road into and out of the city. rebecca alty is the mayor of yellowknife. she told us what things were like there. right now, its residents are evacuating by road. as many people as possible are doing that. there s also, for folks who don t have vehicles, we are starting the air evacuations, so flights. we still have commercial flights, so some people have booked onto a commercial flight, but we have the evacuation flights also starting at 1pm. so getting folks registered for thatjust began an hour ago. so folks have been good, there s long line ups i think there was kilometres worth of a line up, so a bit of a snail s place out of town, it sjust one road in, one road out. that highway is where the fire is, so the highway can close. but right now, it is open. so if the conditions change, if the smoke gets too heavy, if the fire were to approach the highway, the highway would be closed in the
trump indictment. also this hour, the urgent search for the missing in the charred ruins of maui s wildfire catastrophe. the hawaii governor will join us live with an update on the disaster response as the death toll could surpass 100 at any moment. cnn has exclusive new reporting on former republican legal officials siding with the special counsel prosecuting trump in the january 6th case. i ll ask a retired judge turned trump critic why he and others believe it s critical for the former president to get a speedy trial. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and the united states and around the world. i m woman bliwolf blitzer, you in the situation room. let s go right to georgia to the grand jury who may be poised to indictment donald trump. sarah murray is just outside the courthouse where grand jurors have been hearing new testimony today. what do we know about the proceedings this hour? reporter: well, wolf, it has been a very busy day here at the fulton coun
of grieving and loss. what s next for the island? the mayor joins me next. a donald trump could soon face a fourth indictment. i did nothing wrong. and now president biden s son may go to trial himself. it s in the public interest to appoint a special counsel. will legal troubles dosm nate this election? oversight committee democrat dan goldman joins me to discuss ahead. crunch time. it s political season at the iowa state fair. give careful consideration to the choice you will make. with the debate in less than two weeks the gop should be a party that appreciates a competition of ideas. who will be on stage? will herd joins me in moments. hello. i m jake tapper in washington request the state of our union in shock. the fire that swept through maui this week is now the deadliest u.s. wildfire in more than 100 years officials said last night with at least 93 people dead, and that figure is tragically expected to only grow as emergency workers uncove
veteran former mueller prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, seem right there back at work andrew weissmann. we are teeing off his expertise and legal analysis in his msnbc podcast with mary mccord who is also with us tonight. that is right here on your screen prosecuting donald trump. before we get in any further, i want to begin with an open question to you that i think is on a lot of people s minds in all fairness, can defended trump get a fair trial with these primaries approaching? great question. i would broaden that question out. i would say can the government and the defendant get a fair trial? the answer to that is yes, that is going to put a lot of pressure on the judge in the d.c. case, in the florida case, in the manhattan case. it s remarkable that we re talking about three separate criminal cases and maybe even another one. but it s important to know that both sides are need her entitle to a fair trump affair trial. and ultimately what the judge needs to do make