about an incident in gaza city. more than 100 palestinians have been killed while trying to get food aid in gaza city. these are images from the scene in the south west of the city. joe biden described it as tragic and alarming as he spoke with the leaders of egypt and qatar. these are images from the scene in the southwest of gaza city. eyewitnesses say a large number of people had approached the convoy of aid trucks as it passed a checkpoint, apparently trying to grab what they could. since the war began, the amount of food getting into gaza has dropped dramatically, and aid agencies have warned of impending starvation. the israeli military released these aerial pictures. it says some soldiers on the checkpoint felt the crowd posed a threat and opened fire. in the chaos that followed, the trucks tried to move forward. accounts differ, but one witness said that many of the deaths were caused by people being run over. the trucks were overwhelmed and the people driving the tru
joins me live to discuss the new strategy. and, rebellion, speaker kevin mccarthy s far-right flank isn t happy, and that has messed things up in the house. could a government shutdown be in our future? i am jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. it has been a rough week for twice impeached, and twice indicted former president donald trump. you re seeing a former president of the united states under the espionage act of 1917. it wasn t meant for this. and act for a crime so heinous that only the death penalty would do. it s one of the most outrageous and vicious legal theories ever put forward in an american court of law. the espionage act has been used to go after traitors and spies, it has nothing to do with a former president legally keeping his own documents. okay, let s be clear. the classified documents, legally did not belong to trump. which is why on tuesday donald trump had to surrender at a miami federal court to face 37 counts of mishandling cl
as well. marc thiessen, andy mccarthy, nicole parker and juan william following along as we watch this play out in real time live this afternoon as we wait for the president to finish and to come out. first to mark meredith live there outside the courthouse in miami. hello there. hi, mark. martha, hello to you. the story at this hour is two very different scenes. the former president with his legal team and across the aisle the special counsel and the justice department ready to begin this long and lengthy process following the indictment unsealed last week. shows the former president will face 37 different felony charges as a result of allegedly holding on to classified documents and not turning them back over to the government. that s what is happening inside. outside the federal courthouse in miami a different story. you have a media spectacle where you have trump supporters and trump critics out here ready to make their opinions very well-known. we ve seen a couple hund
on all of this later on. we re separately learning that the bond order that the president had to sign in order to leave the courthouse states that he had no contact with any witnesses in this case, including walt nauta, that was indicted. the former body man for the president who was helping him move boxes around. some say that he was this co conspirator that hatched this plan to hide that from authorities. so much we don t know. this much we do. the former president went ahead and signed that bond order about a half an hour ago. let s get the latest from mark meredith in miami. he takes a look at what went down just a few minutes ago. hi, mark. neil, good afternoon to you. a historic day. these proceedings will continue long after this arraignment hearing wrapped up in the last few minutes. as we mentioned, the former president pleading not guilty. the justice department under the special counsel last charged him with that he conspired to hide these classified documents as
the breaking news this morning, a cnn exclusive, our first look at what could be crucial evidence in the indictment against former president trump, a transcript of a conversation where the former president admits having national security documents that he had not declassified and seems to have wished he had. secret this is secret information he says. look look at this. really, a moment of stunning clarity, an investigation that has been swirling for months and that has brought us to this historic morning. and that brings us to miami where right now we are all watching this federal courthouse you see on the wall there waiting to see if the indictment is unsealed and if it is, how much detail prosecutors offer. there is a lot the public still does not know, of course, but so far here is what we have learned. we are told there are seven counts in the indictment. cnn has learned the counts include a possible charge under the espionage act as well as obstruction of justice,