It's Tuesday, April 4. Donald Trump predicted he'd be arrested on a Tuesday.

He was just a couple weeks early. We start here.

The former president arrives in New York City to turn himself in.

I can't believe I'm even saying this. He's going to be processed like any other suspect.

What he's prepared for and what you should be expecting on an historic day.

Imagine if you could vote for Supreme Court justices because Wisconsin can.

To see that kind of double digit million dollar sign is unprecedented.

A state judicial election has broken spending records what's at stake tonight.

And the stock of these astronauts has just gone to the moon.

We are going all the way around the moon. No human has gone that far.

Our Geobanita sits down with the people returning to the moon for the first time in half a century.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

Until last week, no American president, current or former, had ever been charged with a crime.

They thought it might happen to Richard Nixon back in the day, but he was preemptively pardoned.

And so now, because this is so unprecedented, pretty much every step in this process is newsworthy.

That can sometimes make everything kind of blur together.

So let's just recap real quick.

Last week, Donald Trump was indicted.

The first indictment of a former American president was handed up not for election

tampering or inciting an insurrection, but for allegedly doctoring the books when

accounting for hush money paid to a porn actress.

Remember, an indictment is not a conviction is basically a formal criminal charge.

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