viewers, most people with an internet connection have now seen. you re looking at it. maybe you ve absorbed it. maybe you ve discussed it. unlike so many facts and stories and developments in our modern life, this is something we are all seeing together. it s an image we ve seen, and americans have seen it, i would argue, based on the information we have, even if many typically use different sources for media and information and have different ideas about what the big story of the day is or what they ve heard or what s important. this unprecedented mug shot of the indicted former president, legally presumed innocent, has pierced the filters and polarized experiences of our area. just about everyone, i think, has seen what is now an indelible, permanent part of the history and the reality of this defendant slash former president, donald trump. you are looking at both news, and we can say we think even with intellectual humility tonight, you are looking at history in the making
turn themselves in ahead of that high noon deadline in fulton county after a number of surrenders in the dark of night. plus, we re looking ahead to a high stakes hearing in georgia on monday, trump s last chief of staff trying to get his trial moved to federal court. can mark meadows convince a judge? hello on this friday, thank you so much for joining us. it s 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and this morning donald trump wakes up as the first president in american history with a mug shot, and the former commander in chief now has another identity in georgia s prison system. donald trump is now number p01135809. trump defiant following his surrender in fulton county, returning to x, formerly known as twitter for the first time since january of 2021, just days after the insurrection when he was booted off the website. ask he blasted out that photo and decried election interference. he says never surrender. but he surrendered, and it was one of a nu
joining us on sportsday. we start at the world athletics championship in budapest, and what a day for great britain sjosh kerr, he s taken gold in the men s 1500 metres after a thrilling race in hungary. the olympic bronze medallist, timed his surge to perfection, he was neck and neck with norway s jakob ingebrigtsen going into the final 200m, before breaking his rival in the final50. the 25 year old clocked a season s best 3.29.38 seconds to make his first podium at a world championships. but it was history repeating itself for ingebrigtsen. the reigning olympic champion, beaten into silver as he was in similar circumstances at the last world championships in eugene. the day and the gold though belonging tojosh kerr. it s been a long time coming. it s been a long time coming. it is quite an overwhelming experience. but i m so proud of myself, i m so proud of my team and my family, they got me here. they didn t feel like they ran the best race either, ijust they ran the best
pictures have emerged of the aftermath of the crash, which happened about halfway through the flight from moscow to st petersburg, while the plane was at its cruising altitude. trajectory data suggest the aircraft essentially dropped out of the sky. russia s aviation agency shared what it claimed was a list of the passengers on the doomed flight among them, mr prigozhin and key wagner commander dmitry utkin. as police cordoned off the crash site, russia s emergency ministry claimed that ten bodies has been recovered from the wreckage. the bbc has not been able to independently verify this information yet. but outside the wagner group headquarters in st petersburg, mourners have been laying flowers and lighting candles. if mr prigozhin is indeed dead, it would be an abrupt end but it s not unexpected, as will vernon explains from moscow. i don t think this news has surprised anyone here today. around an hour after that plane crash, the russian federal aviation authority releas
you are looking live at the fulton county, georgia jail. in a few hours donald trump will surrender and be placed under arrest. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m jake tapper in washington, d.c. in just minutes, we expect donald trump to begin his journey down to georgia. today s events, of course, will be unlike even trump s previous three arrests because he will have to surrender this time at the fulton county jail, instead of at a courthouse. it is likely that today trump will have a mugshot taken. all of this stemming from his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in that battleground state, georgia. ahead of trump s surrender, one of his most high profile co-defendants, mark meadows, turned himself in at the fulton county jail. we believe that happened within the last hour. this after losing a legal fight he was attempting to avoid arrest. we also got some new insight into when meadows and trump could theoretically go on trial. tell ful