NYC Mayor and NYPD Commissioner Warn Protesters and Greene Ahead of Trump's Arrival

Mayor Eric Adams has warned protesters to behave themselves ahead of the arrival of Donald Trump in New York, the first ex-president to be indicted. While there have been no specific threats, the city has been preparing for protests and plans to close streets and barricade demonstrators. Adams singled out Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, who plans a rally near the Lower Manhattan courthouse where Trump will be arraigned on Tuesday. Trump is expected to stay overnight at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue before heading to Lower Manhattan on Tuesday to surrender at the office of the Manhattan district attorney and then be arraigned in the Manhattan Criminal Courts Building.