Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson, and this is five things you need to know Wednesday the 23rd of August, 2023.

Today, what to expect in Atlanta for Trump's surrender, plus a tropical storm slams Texas.

And we look at the consequences of hate.

Former president Donald Trump says he plans on surrendering tomorrow in Atlanta as he faces the fourth criminal case against him.

This time for charges that he conspired with others to overturn the results of the 2020 election he lost in Georgia.

I spoke with USA today domestic security correspondent Josh Meyer for a look at what to expect.

Josh, welcome back to the show.

Thanks, Taylor.

So what will actually happen when Trump surrenders tomorrow?

It's hard to tell with Trump. He's always very unpredictable.

But as far as we can tell, he's negotiated his surrender and the terms of his bail with authorities.

And he'll show up at some point at the Fulton County jail in the fourth criminal case against him.

He'll be processed and he will be apparently fingerprinted and have a mug shot taken.

And then he'll be released on $200,000 bond and will pay $20,000 of that in case he violates the terms of his bond and has to be held in contempt.

So you mentioned the mug shot. We didn't see a picture from the previous indictments.

Do we expect the public to have a view of this at some point?

We're certainly hoping so. I mean Fulton County Sheriff Pat LeBot indicated publicly that Trump will be treated no differently than any other defendant in the Atlanta County jails and that he'll have a mug shot taken.

And as far as we can tell, that also means that the mug shot would be released to the public at some point.

We don't know when the sheriff said it doesn't matter your status.

We have a mug shot ready for you.

And Josh, should we also expect his other 18 co-defendants to show up tomorrow?

And how might the process differ for them if at all compared with Trump?

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