Continues firing shells into gaza strip. Right now, you can hear the israeli military is shelling the gaza strip in between incoming rocket rounds. This is the front line of this conflict that s expected to continue forthcoming days. Griff: incredible reporting in the middle of it, i believe you re on the israelgaza border. Griff, that s right. A lot of developments today. Inside gaza a 13story building that houses international media outlets was completely destroyed by the israeli air force. Idf provided little evidence to support a claim that hamas was operating from this location and all of this tomorrows as earlier in the day, we saw factions inside gaza, the second largest city, tel aviv. They say it was in retaliation of the killing of 10 people all from the same family, 8 of the 10 are children. 10,000 people have left their home. In israel a 50yearold man was killed in a rocket strike south of tel aviv. A number of rocket impacts caused minor centers. And they look for a possib
new subpoenas go out as the first two surrender in atlanta and the president plans to upstage the debate thursday. also tonight, a new filing in the document mar-a-lago case, a key witness apparently changing testimony. later, what could have been a cable car catastrophe. one of the cables snapped and kids were dangling for hours. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin in georgia with breaking news in this week s surrender of 19 defendants. today, we learned that rudy giuliani has not been able to find a lawyer to represent him in georgia. so far, two people have turned themselves in. john eastman, an attorney who allegedly devised the fake elector scheme and scott hall, charged in connection with the voting machine breach. the woman who let people in to breach those machines, kathy lathem, seen here on video, opening the door for them, she reach add bond agreement today. 11 others have done the same. two others took action today, trying to derail the entire process.
fulton county jail after, of course, being criminally charged, allegedly trying to overturn joe biden s election victory in the state of georgia. meanwhile, mark meadows you know who that is, of course. he is trying a now last-ditch legal maneuver to try to avoid his own surrender by, of course, that friday noon deadline. and you ve got a dozen defendants, including the former president. they have all struck bond deals that have been signed by a judge. a dozen of course, is not yet 18. we also learned tonight that rudy giuliani set to meet with the fulton county da s office tomorrow. talk about a possible bond agreement i want to turn right now to cnn correspondent tom foreman. he s at the magic wall, breaking it down for us on what s happening right now. also cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi director andrew mccabe and sarah matthews, and former federal prosecutor jeanne rossi. but back to you, tom foreman, in terms of what is going on right now. break
underway in a matter of hours and while donald trump himself is not expected to attend, his behavior will be at the center of things, because judge tanya chutkan will hear arguments about are opposed protective order that would limit what trump can do with the evidence. the judge will consider those arguments while she is surrounded physically by u.s. marshals. that new security detail was retained after the former president complained about her on his social media site. a sad state of affairs to see the judge have to be a full time security detail. nbc news reported this was spotted even if she was inside her own courthouse grabbing coffee in the cafeteria. that s where we are today, and look, we have to extend the threat concern to of course witnesses who are already being targeted by trump and his cohorts in the prosecutors, of course, and the jury, of course, the many jurors, all of this in a high threat environment. complained about her, more like railed against her
retrieve clearly relate to that time period, right around the election. all those materials could be relevant. it s fairly typical for prosecutors to obtain social media from the platforms like twitter, like facebook and others. i think the only reason this is getting so much attention is that they resisted in this case, and it had to go to the appeals court to get timely compliance. but clearly the evidence here that is important to jack smith in the investigators. so i m sure we ll see pieces of that during the trial. that s right. twitter, elon musk, resisted, and the company was fined 350,000 bucks for delaying the execution of that search warrant. we re also still learning more on the previously secret memo laying out a plan and a roadmap for the fake electors scheme that was to overturn the 2020 election. there s a lot in this memo, and i think with the memo really does here is contextualize all the events we have been getting, from the january six subcommittee, and