Outfront next. Breaking news, we have exclusive new details about New York City at this hour

preparing for the first criminal trial of a former president. This says the president's legal team is zeroing in on what may be their only hope. Plus O.J. Simpson's longtime manager is out front. He has 70 hours of footage of his former client, and he's going to share the details

of their very last conversation just before Simpson died.

And real-life castaways.

Tonight, you're going to hear from the pilots who found three sailors who had been trapped

on a tiny remote island, found only because they spelled the word help out of palm tree leaves.

Let's go out front.

And good evening.

I'm Aaron Burnett.

Out front tonight, bracing for Trump.

We have exclusive details this hour into the preparations that are right now being made for

Trump's first criminal trial starting in just three days.

Cameras, drones, bomb-sniffing dogs, barricades, federal and New York City officials have been calling on every resource they have for what will be an unprecedented several weeks.

And in a moment, we're going to take you inside the NYPD's Joint Operation Center, where officials are

combing over sensitive intelligence ahead of Trump's appearance in the courtroom. That courtroom

will be one of the most secure rooms in all of New York, inside a former president, and a jury of

12 men and women who will ultimately decide his guilt or innocence. And that jury may bail Trump out. And this is important to consider,

because you don't usually hear this part of it, but think about it this way. It is a criminal

trial, and in that case, juries must be unanimous. So putting it another way, one juror is

enough to prevent a guilty verdict. So, you know, you hear Trump complaining about can't get a fair

trial in Manhattan. Well, actually, no, the odds, you hear Trump complaining about can't get a fair trial in Manhattan.

Well, actually, no, the odds may be in Trump's favor, just looking at the politics of it, are Harry Anton crunched the numbers.

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