group of agents saying it was, quote, unannounced. which is what normally happens with search warrants, by the way. and that they broke into a safe. now he wasn t there and they carried out the search. but i want to turn right away to cnn correspondent, randi kaye, who is actually in palm beach county. i ll stay with us tonight cnn s chief white house correspondent, kaitlan collins. caitlin i want to begin with you here. because, look, a search on the former president s home is absolutely extraordinary. and now we know it is about the handling of classified documents. what is happening right now? what is it all about? it certainly is remarkable. if these events are unfolding in the way that the former president is saying that they are and the statement it does seem to be a pretty huge escalation of what we already know. that there was an investigation underway and to whether or not he mishandled potentially classified information when he left the white house. now, when it c
first floor coasting predominant. that begins right now. a lower. a sour, and icu, this is don lemon tonight everyone. i m laura coats sitting in for the great document. and we begin with major, i mean, really big news. a few hours ago we learned from former president trump directly, no less, of an fbi executing a search warrant at the mar-a-lago estate. his resort, of course, in florida. local sources saying the search is related to the handling of classified documents and were documents were kept. sources are also saying that boxes of items were actually taken during the search. and that documents were seized. trump is calling this a raid. and what he described as a large group of agents saying it was, quote, unannounced. which is what normally happens with search warrants, by the way. that they broke into a safe. he wasn t there, as they carried out the search. but i want to turn right away to cnn correspondent, randi kate, who s actually at palm beach county. also here
they were sentenced for the federal hate crime convictions in arbery s killing. the mcmichaels sentenced to life in prison. brian, for 35 years. now they are all facing life sentences for their convictions in state court. people wonder if the story is really over. it might well never be over for a family that lost their son forever. and imagine for ahmaud s family, wet must feel lakes on people who took that life, rather than the person whose name is now on the wrong side of a hashtag. there is obviously demand for remorse, maybe not an expectation that there would be. and the wonder of whether they will ever be an apology. what do you do with that, it one should ever come? today, offered a glimpse into what entomology might feel like at sentencing, gregory mcmichael apologized to ahmaud
stories of murder. stories that capture national headlines and captivate an entire nation. that serve as a catalyst and also a painful reminder. those that sparked outrage but also change. stories like the death of ahmaud arbery, a young man chased and murdered while jogging. the father and son acting like vigilantes in a small georgia town. they were helped by their neighbor william bryan. these three men were sentenced for their federal hate crime convictions. michael was sentenced to life in prison. brian, 35 years. all three men are already serving life sentences for their convictions and state court. one must wonder if the story is really over. it might never will be over for a family who lost their son forever. imagine for ahmaud s family.
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