wants, again out on. bond after securing another first in american history. the only current or former united states president of his mugshot taken. on thursday, night trump was booked and arrested at the fulton county jail for his alleged role in georgia s election interference case. and it s taken no time for him to capitalize on his surrender. he returned to x, formerly known as twitter for the first time since january of 2021. blasting out a photo of his mugshot and directing users to his campaign website for donations. meanwhile, all of trump s 18 co-defendants have turned themselves in. for most of, them it was a quick stop at the jail except for harrison floyd. who is just denied bond and a hearing yesterday. and the calendars of some of these codefendants are filling up. fast on, monday an evidentiary hearing is scheduled for trump s ex chief of staff, mark meadows, pushing to get his case moved to federal court. and within the last 24 hours ex trump lawyer sydney pow
as here to respond as the the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. craig sings, i m simone sanders-townsend, in for stephanie ruhle. there is a pick development injection as cassava documents. case trump and aides walt nauta and carlos deliverer are facing multiple charges in that case including obstruction. today the special cuts revealed a key witness who is a trump employee has four hard and has earlier false testimony about efforts to delete security footage. and he s given prosecutors new information implicating trump and his codefendants. this comes from a new court filing which also says the witness no longer has a lawyer paid for by trump s save america pack. this is how you get cooperating witnesses shear with independent counsel, you have somebody who has flipped and an insider saying what it is the three charge defendants, mr. trump, mr. nadler and mr. carlos de oliveira carlos de oliveira, did. this is how you make a. case also today, trump s c
thousands of people joined the march on washington for jobs, justice, and freedom. today people gathered on the national mall to say this is not a commemoration, but a continuation of that very fight. i am simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say. and i have something to say. this week, the world laid eyes on something we ve never seen before. the mugshot of a former american president. former president donald j trump turned himself into fulton county jail on thursday. s relating to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. in addition to having his mugshot taken, his fingerprinted, he was issued an identification number. and he was released on a 200,000 dollar bond. within hours, the image was broadcast across television, across social media, it was in blazed into t-shirts and even coffee mugs. it was splashed across the front pages of the world s leading newspapers. and that s because the image on your screen right now, this isn t just a picture.
you are live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta. we are following breaking news out of jacksonville, florida. the shooter barricaded himself in a dollar general store. we are awaiting a press conference from officials there in just a short time from now. we ll bring that to you when it happens. while we wait, i want to go to isabel. you re learn more about the shooter. i ve been texting back and forthwith tracy davis, a state senator representing district five. that is the jacksonville area. she just told me right now over a text that the shooter here is dead. so she confirmed that. the shooter has, is dead. we don t know if they ve been killed. we don t know if it is from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we re working to get more details. she s been unable to confirm how many are dead. she is being briefed by sheriff t.k. waters. i want to show you a tweet that she posted on x, formerly known as twitter. she put this. a tragic day in jacksonville. i m offering prayers to t
aboard our family-friendly skies cnn, new york. hello, again, everyone. thank you for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. we begin with live pictures from the nation s capital where thousands are gathering to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the historic march on washington. organizers say today s event is not a commemoration but a continuation of the dream dr. martin luther king jr. outlined at the lincoln memorial in 1963. cnn national correspondent jason carroll joining me live now from the march. jason, what can we expect and what are people saying? reporter: well, first of all, let me, fredricka, tell you where we are right here. as i ve been telling you all morning long, we ve been talking to people from all over the country and this is a sampling of what we ve been seeing. i ve been talking to people from california, from maryland, from ohio, from new york, from all across the country to talk about the issues being discussed here today. the speakers have been