swamp california roads in a storm not seen since the 1990s. plus, president biden s mission to maui. the consoler in chief tries to bring comfort to a community all but wiped out in a wildfire. and a consequential week for donald trump. the former president set to surrender in charges to georgia and skip the first gop debate in wisconsin. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m danny freeman. we begin this morning with something southern california hasn t experienced in decades but people there are facing it right now. torrential record rain and strong winds from tropical storm hillary. overnight hillary has been bringing down power lines and trees, flooding streets and triggering mudslides. in fact, one mudslide forced firefighters to take fast action in san bernardino county when it came barrelling towards their fire house. trees are going. just incredible images right there. rescuers have had to pull several people from flood waters an
and that $10,000 each on the counts of criminal solicitation, conspiracy, filing false documents and false statements. his attorney signing off on an agreement that includes this warning to their client, quote, the defendant should perform no act to intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant or witness in this case or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice. the agreement goes on to warn that includes social media and it comes as sources are telling cnn that employees with the fulton county sheriff s office are now being threatened over the role that they will play with the former presidents surrendered this week. we re going to go deep into all of that tonight, plus, a southern california clothing store owner hangs a rainbow pride flag outside of her business and his shot to death. we have the latest on developments in that investigation, and the angry reaction to state soccer chief giving an unwanted kiss on the lips to a women s world cup soc
justice correspondent evan perez, cnn special correspondent jamie jungle and cnn legal analyst, elliott williams. evan, i want to start with you so, the days went to be thursday. do you know anything more about what that s going to look like what the plan is for him? it s not going to look like any of the others and that s kind of a strange thing to say. the former, president this is his fourth time being arrested and processed as part of an indictment part of answering chain charges. in this case, the sheriff s office in atlanta says they re going to treat him like any other defendant. he s got a lot of different when he turned himself in in new york and certainly in the federal system that then within a mugshot. and this, case they are going to take a mugshot and fingerprints, they re going to do all the things we normally. do that s a choice, they don t necessarily have to do. it right, they ve chosen to do it like they ve done others. and, importantly, he s going to b
where there s not a lot of topsoil to absorb the water and flooding is going to be a major, major problem. three inches is all you need for your card float away. have suvs and you think i can go through a foot of water, you can t. just don t, it s not worth it. cancel your appointments, do it every have to do. watch it on tv and wait till it passes. thank you so much, have yourself a great weekend, we ll see you next week. you to my friend. all right, there s news tonight regarding donald trump s to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. nbc news is reporting that donald trump is expected to surrender on thursday or friday of next week. that s right up against the deadline of noon friday, august the 25th, which was set by the district returnee fani willis. now, this is according to three senior law enforcement officials who stressed that nothing is officially, at plans are still being finalized. when he does turn himself in, he will have his fingerprints taken and, fo
threats and calls for violence. fears today that jurors and judges tied to trump cases are at risk as the former president s legal battles grow. what we re learning about those threats and who s behind them. and we have new details about when donald trump is planning to turn himself in to face those charges in georgia as we learn he is now plotting counter programming for the first gop primary debate. plus, new focus on a power company facing lawsuits over maui s wild fires and anger growing over response to the tragedy as officials warn that 1,000 people or more could still be missing. we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. the fulton county, georgia sheriffs office now says it is working with other agencies to track down where the threats to georgia grand jury members are coming from. a law enforcement source tells cnn, quote, people are being threatened to be killed for doing their civic duty. this