hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the journalist and times radio presenterjenny kleeman and writer and broadcaster mihir bose. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s start with the daily mail, which leads with the headline wish you were clear, ministers , with the government accused of sowing mass confusion over travel rules. a picture of residents queuing up at a vaccine centre in bolton, where record numbers ofjabs have been administered in response to fears about the indian variant, is on the front page of the daily telegraph. the guardian carries a report by the national audit office which exposed that coronavirus has highlighted decades long neglect of social care and local government funding. the metro leads with the nurse who cared for the prime minister as he fought covid resigning in disgust at the government s treatment of nhs staff. according to the times, borisjohnson is prepared to offer austr
fortunately and unfortunately they have past experience. lessons from the 2010 flood did help us prepare for an improved flood response. now these include well trained, swift water rescue teams and improved realtime information sharing between metro departments. reporter: cnn s martin savidge joining me now live from nashville. martin, what s the situation? reporter: fred, i actually covered the 2010 flood, and, in fact, there are residents in the fields neighborhood where we are here that were impacted by that flood but say this one for them was worse. a lot of that has to do with the topography and where you happen to be when it rains. this is seven mile creek. the residents say normally this would be unyou could easily walk across. you cannot do that now. you can see that this creek is really more a waterway that is raging. and that s the point to point out, that was what the water looked like passing through this neighborhood. that s what flash flooding does. it s w
departments. cnn s martin vaf ij joining me now live from nashville. what kind of damage, i see that one building behind you, but is this widespread, just like that? reporter: it s widespread but with a limited footprint. what i mean by that is that this was not the 2010 storm that covered such a large significant part of nashville. this one s a little different, but the areas it hit, the damage is kig cant. and what it shows you is the power of water. this was flash flooding. you can see there s no water around us. that is gone. but when it was here it was able to take this building and move it a quarter of a mile. it didn t just push it. most of the contents are still inside. so that would imply that this thing pretty much floated all the way here. every home on this street, most of them, are single story homes, have been impacted by water. and now you can see the aftereffect as people try to either salvage what they can, dry out what they can, or eventually sort throug
in hawaii president biden promises more aid as the anger rises over the initial response. and communities across the western u.s. clean up from tropical storm hilary, and another powerful storm is barrelling towards texas right now. we begin this hour with the latest on the legal troubles surrounding former president donald trump. two of trump s 18 codefendants in the georgia election interference case surrendered themselves to authorities in fulton, georgia. trump s attorney, john eastman, surrendered himself hours after the codefendant, scott hall, who accessed voting machines and data in coffee county, georgia, turned himself in. this as donald trump says he will travel on thursday to surrender to authorities. that news came hours after his attorneys and the fulton county authorities agreed to his release, and all this as jack smith s team responds to trump s proposal to start the trial in april of 2026. joining us, leslie caldwell and ali vitali. what do we know about t
some of the first to surrender but not the last. former president trump s alleged co-conspirators in georgia begin to turn themselves in ahead of the friday deadline as trump himself says he will surrender on thursday. plus, fighting for traction when the front-runner s missing in action. republican candidates are preparing their playbooks for debate night without trump on the stage as we re learning that fox is keeping the former president s allies from showing up in the spin room after the debate. plus, identifying the dead on maui. the attempt to solve a tragic mystery of the hundreds still missing. we re following these developing stories and many other, all coming in right here to cnn news central . two down, 17 to go. today the first batch of donald trump s indicted co-conspirators are surrendering at the fulton county jail in atlanta. it is all part of the sweeping indictment against the former president and his allies for their efforts to overturn the 2020 elec