2020 election. fulton county d.a. fani willis has asked for the trial to start on october 23rd. severe storms in michigan wednesday night. authorities say a suspected tornado moved through the town of williamston, downing power linenes and overerturning cacar. there werere also reports it le to a collapsed roof at an assisted living facility. and the hollywood actors strike is delaying yet another big-budget film. warner bros. said it is now pushing back the release of "dune: part two" and other movies because the actors won't be able to promote them. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's friday, august 25th, 2003. -- 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." trump booked. the former president surrenders

to georgia authorities for alleged election interference in the state. what he said after leaving the jail. breaking overnight, state of emergency. severe storms and a potential tornado hit the state of michigan. we look at the damage from the torrential rain, high winds, and flooding. and spacex scrubbed. the company's latest launch to the international space station was set to blast off just minutes ago, but it was halted. when the four crew members are expected to try again. good morning, and good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. former president donald trump was booked in a georgia jail last night on charges related to an alleged attempt to overturn the 2020 election results in that state. and while it is his fourth arrest this year, this is the first time we are seeing a mugshot of donald trump. he has since posted bond and flown back to his new jersey golf club. jarred hill has the latest on what the former president is saying about the charges. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

former president trump has not really changed his tune on his charges after being booked in georgia. he said that he had every right to challenge the results of the is election. but authorities are calling into question how that challenge played out. a presidential first with a mugshot for former president donald trump as he was booked and fingerprinted after turning himself in to georgia authorities yesterday. he's facing 13 counts alleging a scheme to reverse his 2020 election loss in that state. trump said he was, quote, treated very nicely during the process which took less than 30 minutes, then he was released on $200,000 bond. >> what has taken place here is a travesty of justice. we did nothing wrong. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: later another first for the defiant former president -- sharing his mugshot on x, formerly known as twitter, posting for the first time since his temporary ban after the january 6th attack on the capitol. trump's campaign is also using the jailhouse photo in a fundraising push.

>> for those of you who still believe in trump, i got kool-aid. >> reporter: trump critics and supporters showed up outside the fulton county jail including trump ally and georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. >> he's a victim of the weaponized government. >> reporter: more than half of the other 18 defendants have turned themselves including chief of staff mark meadows. those who haven't surrendered face a deadline of noon today. this was not the arraignment that we've been also waiting for here. that could happen as soon as next month. the d.a. is pushing to move the trial dates up from next march to this october after one of trump's co-defendants demanded a speedy trial. obviously trump's legal team is against that idea. >> yeah. i expect a lot of legal wrangling about that. jarred hill in new york. thank you. >> reporter: of course. now to that mysterious plane crash in russia that apparently killed mercenary leader yevgeny prigozhin.

the pentagon says it believes prigozhin died in that private plane crash near moscow on wednesday, while intelligence points to an intentional explosion on board. debora patta reports. >> reporter: this is what residents in a russian village north of moscow saw and heard. the plane was flying, said anastasia bukharova, and then boom, it exploded. flight data shows it reached an altitude of 28,000 feet before spiralling to the ground with a missing wing and bursting into flmes in a nearby field. a u.s. official has told cbs news the most likely explanation is an explosion on board the jet, possibly caused by a bomb. all ten bodies have been recovered and taken for identification. the man who once said the only thing he could not forgive was betrayal acknowledged today that yevgeny prigozhin was probably on that doomed flight.

he had a complicated fate, president vladimir putin said, and he made some serious mistakes. the most serious, that audacious mutiny and the moment prigozhin in all likelihood signed his death warrant. the consensus from western intelligence is that the crash is most likely a cold slice of revenge dished up by putin. prigozhin's fighters laid flowers and lit candles outside wagner's headquarters. "it feels like losing a father," said this soldier. "he was everything for us." and without prigozhin it's feared wagner poses an even bigger threat under putin. >> that was debora patta reporting. back home, we are learning more about the mass shooting at a biker bar in southern california. authorities say retired police officer john snowling was targeting his estranged wife when he opened fire wednesday night killing three people and wounding six others.

he was shot and killed by responding deputies. carter evans has more. >> reporter: another community enduring moments of sheer terror as more than a dozen deputies descend on the cook's corner bar. the sound of constant gunfire. [ gunfire ] [ sirens ] >> i was so scared that the gunman was chasing me. that's how loud the gunshots were. >> reporter: as jacqueline bass ran for her life -- >> i immediately called my daughter first. >> reporter: what did you tell her? >> i don't really remember. i just said "shooter, there's a shooter." >> said, can i get you? she said, no, don't come near here. i'm going to find a way out. she was terrified. >> reporter: she also texted her boyfriend. shoot, e.r., help, help. >> if something happens to me know that i'm thinking about you. >> reporter: another patron at

the bar took this video -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: marie snowling had been severely wounded. her estranged husband an ex-cop. identified as the shooter. >> we do not believe that there was any argument that ensued. he drew a weapon, she was struck once. >> reporter: he killed three and wounded six others before being killed in gunfire with deputies. snowling worked nearly three decades with the city of ventura police department, retiring in 2014 as a sergeant. now as investigators piece together what happened -- what was going through your mind? >> i was going to die. i was going to get shot. innocent people were being killed. >> that was carter evans reporting. a powerful storm wreaked havoc overnight in michigan. at least one person was seriously injured, and a suspected tornado overturned several vehicles about 20 miles out of the state capital of lansing. lightning, heavy rain,n, and strong w winds downened trees a

power lines and damaged homes across the state. nearly 400,000 customers the lost power. the governor declared a state of emergency. in hawaii overnight, officials released the names of eight more victims of the maui wildfire including the first child identified. a 7-year-old boy whose remains were found in a burned out car with three family members. as ben tracy reports, it comes as authorities search for more victims on land and in sea. >> reporter: divers are scouring a four-mile stretch of water off lahaina searching for any human remains. scores of people jumped into the water to escape the fast-moving fire on august 8th. nonot everyonene made it o out. back on shore, the painstakingly grim search for the dead conditions. >> the amount of fire destruction that's happened here makes everything blend together. >> repeporter: mikike prewitt t papart of femama's search h tea focused on combing through the multistory and commercial properties. hundreds of emergency personnel

and 50 k-9 units are part of the search. why is it taking so long to get through the entire town? >> it takes inch by inch, meticulous looking through every bit of ash, looking for anything that might resemble remains. >> reporter: the fbi is analyzing cell data to try to identify who might be among the missing. >> this isn't fair. i feel like i was used. i feel like crap on the ground. >> reporter: residents who have lost nearly everything vented their understandable anger over the government's response to the fire demanding accountability. >> he failed. they failed. the government failed. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news. nasa's next crude launch to the international space station has been delayed. this spacex rocket was supposed to blast off earlier this morning from the kennedy space center in florida, but the

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from cbs bay area, this is the morning edition . it is friday august the 25th. >> let's get things started. >> we did nothing wrong, i did nothing wrong. >> former president trump getting his mug shot taken after his fourth criminal indictment this year . every single day cars are getting broken into. >> police say enough is enough. they are stepping up their efforts to stop car break-ins.