Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navasas on assignment. On the

NewsHour tonight, former president Donald Trump surrenders to authorities in

Poulton County, Georgia over his efforts to subvert the state's 2020 election

results. Republican candidates for the White House clash on multiple issues,

including the former president and their first debate of the 2024 election cycle.

And on this Ukrainian Independence Day, the country's ambassador to the U.S.

details progress and setbacks in the latest counteroffensive against Russia's

invasion. We have one goal to liberate all Ukraine and we'll reach that goal. Now,

how much time, weapons, energy it will take, that's of course, you know, nobody knows that.

Good evening and welcome to the NewsHour. Former president Donald Trump is

turning himself in at the Poulton County jail in Atlanta, Georgia tonight. He faces

13 felony counts tied to his attempts to overturn the state's 2020 election

result. It's the fourth time this year that Mr. Trump has faced criminal charges.

A couple dozen of his supporters gathered outside the jail as the former president

made his way from his Bedminster, New Jersey golf club to Atlanta. Sam Gringlas is

covering this case for W-A-B-E, Georgia Public Radio and joins us now from

outside the Poulton County jail. So, Sam, walk us through what the former president

will experience as he surrenders himself and is booked at that jail behind you.

Jeff, the former president is expected to have his mugshot taken to have fingerprints and he

won't actually be in this facility very long. We expect that's because earlier this week,

his lawyers negotiated a $200,000 bond. So, he probably won't be inside for very long before

we see the motorcade come out down the street and head back to the airport. Earlier today,

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