The streets are cleared in atlanta for a possible indictment against donald trump there as a key Deadline Today In The Federal January 6th case could give us a crucial indication of where that case is headed. A foiled Assassination Attempt on ukraines president and the russian woman now in custody who allegedly was at the center of the plot. And 2024 president ial candidate and Florida Governor ron desantis now admitting donald trump lost the 2020 election. Im omar jimenez with john berman and kate bolduan. This is cnn news central. Happening now, the streets around the courthouse in atlanta are closing, the Police Presence is building. A new indictment against donald trump in Fulton County could come any minute. This for trying to overturn the 2020 Election Results there. So while were watching that, a key deadline is approaching this afternoon in the federal january 6th case against trump. We could learn how the judge will approach the trump teams relentless efforts to delay the tria
from the president to mykolalv. some of the messages exchanged apparently show them suggesting interlocutors suggesting can you get a picture and what time are we talking about. the daily threats about ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, a man who at the start refused to leave kyiv saying i don t need a ride, i need ammo allegedly when asked if he wanted an evacuation. this information coming out as we hear a lot from ukrainian security services about their activities in the black sea, another part of really actually the war opening here at a time when nightly we re also seeing exchange of barrages between the ukrainians and the russians. one killed in kherson over the past 24 hours. ukrainians are saying, the russians are saying a ukrainian zone may have gotten to the south of moscow. so this tension ratcheting up slowly as the pace potentially of ukraine s counteroffensive in
that the state presented it was pretty obvious to me they saw her sleeping client as the devil. so, yeah, i thought it was apropos. i thought it was appropriate. not because i think he s the devil. because they sure did. the state absolutely thought he the jury deliberated till 9:00 p.m. that first night and all of the next morning. tension ratcheting up with every tick of the clock. we felt confident bit but you don t know. at 1:00 in the afternoon, word began to spread. the snir had a verdict. i thought that the verdict would be good. but you don t know until you hear it. reporter: lining up alongside the families of shirlee sherman and thomas hunter was the garcia family. they were very respectful during the trial. i will say that. i mean, they didn t they didn t ever say anything right, like some some families turn it into a war rate, yeah, there was none of that. reporter: once everyone had
sympathy for the devil. when i looked at the case that the state presented it was pretty obvious to me they saw her sleeping client as the devil. so, yeah, i thought it was apropos. i thought it was appropriate. not because i think he s the devil. because they sure did. the state absolutely thought he the jury deliberated till 9:00 p.m. that first night and all of the next morning. tension ratcheting up with every tick of the clock. we felt confident bit but you don t know. at 1:00 in the afternoon, word began to spread. the snir had a verdict. i thought that the verdict would be good. but you don t know until you hear it. reporter: lining up alongside the families of shirlee sherman and thomas hunter was the garcia family. they were very respectful during the trial. i will say that. i mean, they didn t they didn t ever say anything right, like some some families turn it into a war