but there was something about oppie that groves liked. i think groves saw that he was hungry. there were nobel prize winners that were being considered, but they had already accomplished the nobel prize. groves wanted somebody who was hungrier and would maybe work a little bit harder. and also on a train trip across the country, oppie was able to describe to groves what was needed to be done in this terms that groves and a layman could understand. so groves picked oppie. the other thing was where to locate the central laboratory the. you couldn't have it in chicago because what happens if an accident happened? or also it'd be easy to breach the top security. you know, you're walking down a street involved in it, a colleague who wasn't involved came up and said, hey, joe, what are you doing? well, i mean, there would be an easy way to break top secret, top secrecy on that. so they looked around, they picked some places in the west. oppie had come to new mexico to recover from an illness when he was 18 years old and had fallen in love with new mexico. at one point he said that h

groves some places around new mexico. iner they chose a place november of 1942, oppy started recruiting people. he couldn't tell them what he was doing. he said, i would like you to join me on this project but i can't tell you what you are going to be doing. you are going to be in a beautiful place and it will be central in the war effort. blue new -- people who knew oppy knew that this was something that was going to be important. a lot of people did sign on. they went to an address in santa fe, near the plaza, and were told, you are not quite there. here is your temporary security plus -- pass. ofentists assembled in march 1943. they decided that they needed to do multiple ways of trying to make this weapon. part of the problem was that nuclear material, the uranium or plutonium, it was miniscule. plutonium was entirely man-made. a reactor in washington was created to manufacture this plutonium. uranium is naturally bade -- made but the part that is used for bombs is 1% of what occurs in nature. how do you refine that o

now, we have pacific grove museum of natural history.ic grove museum of natural history has been around for 135 years i think it is. yeah. 1883 it opened. one of the very first natural museums to open in the united states. you'll get a free ticket. $9 value. probably worth two or three times that much. that's what it takes. why pay for that when you can go for free. >> absolutely. what do we need to do? >> this is easy. glad you asked. go to abc7news.com and we'll hook you up with the museum of natural history and susie cakes. >> i hope you brought a knife. >> who needs a knife, dan. >> all right. stay with us. we'll have an update on the fire burning in >> back to breaking news. live pictures from above a grass fire that's next to interstate 80 at cherry glen road. >> this is the fire cornell bernard showed you earlier. it is now burning dangerously close to homes, as you can see. we have been watching police officers evacuate this neighborhood. interstate 80 is still open. >> that's right. we will bring you updates as they become avail

so, groves picked opy. the other thing was where to he locate the central laboratory, couldn't have it in chicago because what happens if there was an accident 0, or easy to breach the top security. walking down a street involved in it, colleague who wasn't involved came up and said, hey, joe, what are you doing? well, i mean, there would be an easy way to break top secret -- top secrecy on that. so they looked around, took some places the west. one had come to new mexico to recover from an illness, when he was 18 years old and had fallen in love with new mexico. at one point he said that he wished he could mary the two loves of his life, physics and new mexico. that is before he got married. i just want to be clear about that. and this was an opportunity for him to do that. so, he showed grove some places around new mexico and they settled on this boy's school at los alamos, and so after that was chosen in november of 1942, opy started recruiting people but couldn't tell them what he was doing. he said i w

i think a couple things, groves saw he was hungry. there were nobel prize winner still being considered that already accomplished the nobel prize. groves wanted somebody who was hungrier and would make it work a little bit harder. and also on a train trip across the country, oppie was able to describe to groves what was due to be done in terms that groves and a layman could understand. so gross pic oppie. the other things were to locate the central laboratory. you couldn't have in chicago because what happens if an accident happened? are also would be easy to reach the top security with, walking down a street involved in it, a colleague who wasn't involved him up and said joe, what are you doing? well, i mean, there would be an easy way to break top secrecy in that. so they looked around. they picked some places in the west. oppie had come to new mexico to recover from an illness we news 18 and had fallen in love with new mexico. at one point he said he wished he could make the two lots of his life, physics and new mexico. of course t

durwood westbound, shady grove, just aft metro access. shady grove metro, left lane getting by. alexandria, southbound 395, after king street, left lane blocked. we zoom outsidef fredericksburg, southbound, 95, right lane. eun. >> melissa, thank you. >>> your time is .4: the va medical center is loosing its cool, literally. news4 is shed sething light on the growing problems keeping the building cool enough fornd patients a >> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." no> most of us that exercise can be good for our bodies. >>xcept when you hurt the next day because you're sore, but that's supposed to be good fu, too. >> right. >> but itlso benefits your brain. rearchers find that active people have fewer days of impression. be careful not to go overboard. researchers who found those who worked out for more than three hours a day -- thr hours a day -- >> a workout? .> wh they had worse mental health than those that d not exercise at all. that's because you think about all the things you didn't get done three hours a day. i mean, if jury j. lo, you exercise three hours a >> she d

this is for the pepper wood grove, paradise valley, glenn haven and clear lake oaks areas. the fire forced new evacuations this morning. smoke from those fires has been making its way to the bay area. you can see the hazy skies from our exclusive sales force camera. mary lee is here with the red flag warning. >> firefighters not getting a break when it comes to weather conditions. a red flag warning in effect near the carr, ferguson and mendocino complex fires. the red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. strong ridge top winds, gusts up to 35 miles per hour, low relative humidity values, and we're talking about dry, gusty winds. that does mean extreme fire danger. we're tracking that very closely for you. now let's show you the air quality in the moderate category there for the bay area. we'll talk about what you can expect as we head through the weekend coming up. >>> drones are flying in shasta county today over burned out neighborhoods at the carr fire. it reduced more than a thousand homes in the redding area to ash. today it's 39% contained. drones will give crews

>>> the bohemian grove. has anyone heard of that? the bohemian grove is a large collection of trees in northern california, the redwoods forest, the site of a gathering every year of political, cultural, scientific leaders, who come to the forest, close to the press, and live in the trees for two weeks. now, can anyone identify anyone here in this picture? this is 1967 at the bohemian grove, nixon on one side, reagan on the other, the guy in the middle is harvey hancock, the campaign manager for eisenhower, andy executive at pan am. this guy to the left of nixon is glenn seaborg, he discovered 11 elements, a professor at cal berkeley, in the manhattan project, and was the cowinner of the nobel prize in 1951. so he is the leader of, later on, moving for peace and arms control, these are the kinds of people who were there. now is it a problem in america that people have a secret society, and yells connection to the intelligence community, is it a problem that they gather in places that are defined as, the bohemian grove? is it a proble

kelli asked the hospital to call him at home. >> the mercy room doctor said is this jason groves.aid yes, this is. he's like well, your wife and your daughter were in a car accident. >> the doctors soft pedal the details and jason said he told him everyone was all right but sage was in surgery and he needed to come now. he spoke with kelli's sister. >> jason was stunned. i think he didn't -- he was very focused on getting there. i think he needed to see for himself. >> jason drove to cottage hospital where jason was shocked to learn that sage was still in surgery. how can she be in surgery? so i go down to the surgery room an the doors are shut and everything and they won't let me in. >> jason kept vigil for hi another, sage began bleeding internally. the source her severely broken pelvis. back to surgery. it was in the middle of this a blurry eyed jason noticed a newspaper. >> i slided over and i look at the front page and there is a car dangling over a bridge with kelli's face in the car and it's mangled and i'm like, whoa. this is what happened? >> now he began to wonder like e

they say 18 million people a year come to the grove. that's more than disneyland. thank you for being among that 18 million. i think we may have a few fewer than that. i'm not here to talk about the growth, i'm here to talk about early los angeles, the subject of my new book, "the mirage factory". this is really the third book and what i am regarding as a trilogy of city books. the first one. in 2012, it was city of scoundrels. it was about chicago. the second appeared in 2014, that was empire sin about new orleans. and now in 2018, "the mirage factory" about la. this one took me longer to write mainly because the reading load was unbelievable. for everyone book of history about new orleans, there are probably 4-6 about la history. in the course of all of this reading about cities, i've come to admire many things about cities. i really regard them as one of humanity's great inventions. i really think they are one of the principal incubators of innovation and creative energy. although there has been backsliding in recent years, i think the reason for this is that th

for those who remain and still work to land like orange grove terrorist alive has become a struggle for survival. love and love one another totally real commercial the heart of been a good on this part of the daughters or a lot of men terabit are there to provoke thought. darrius think of darkness. in the woman he's you are that are you. he must be to they said. does your mother must see. your problem or choice of venue address on locus of denial of and none of that of guns are part of the set. ok the important. thing don't be the way it's all. all of the in one of those up was. this until well one of the. nafta has widened the gap between rich and poor. for most mexicans free trade with foreign companies has come at a heavy price. the prospect of more of the same under the new energy reforms looks like history repeating itself. this country has been right many times every nigerian has and the role that the spaniards sprain had here and the americans and other foreign businesspeople who have come here our person as being a potential rapist in the mind of the average mexican citizen you

it's called the hero's grove. next year will be the centennial of the planting of the redwood grove that was a memorial that still stands, fortunately. still stands as a memorial to the nearly 1,000 bay area people who died, men and women who died in world war i. i'm here to extend an invitation that i will elect to follow up with secretary macarthur that on the 25 of this month at noon there will be a commemoration at mother's rock which was appreciated and installed by the city in 1932. it contains the names of men and women who died in world war i, and the committee has worked close we with my volunteer and armistice. we will have at noon a memorial ceremony that will acknowledge the installation of two memorial older seating that we're having installed in the site. not many people knew or still know about hero's grove, but i think this year in addition to the john j.pershing statue, they have three monuments in the park. on november 11, with secretary of state george shulze, i'm hosting a centennial event in t

later this afternoon abrakasa's mother and police officers will be out at the intersection of grove and baker handing out fliers to try and generate new leads in the case. ( james ) in the east bay... an oakland police officer is in critical condition after being involved in a violent crash. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday morning. police say the officer was responding to a suspicious person call when he collided with a car and parked semi-truck. it happened on middle harbor road at the port of oakland. the patrol car was so badly damaged that the fire department was called in to free the trapped officer. the injured officer has not been with the department long and is the son of an active duty lieutenant. ( james ) police say police say the drivers in the car and the parked semi-truck were not injured. ( james ) a new development in the ghost sh

. >>> a contractor's mistake means a grove of trees now has to go.ow the construction of a playground at washington square park played a role here. >> plus, it is one of the top tourist attractions in the country. but locals, well, they want to stay away. coming up next how fisherman's wharf is hoping to change that. >> sun came out for many places today. a little bit warmer and it will continue warming just a bit as we head towards the weekend. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. >>> the sea lions, clam chowderrer and the clam chowder and the views, thousands of tourists go to fisherman's wharf daily but locals stay away. now business owners are trying to attract residents to the wharf. ktvu's rob roth spending the day at fisherman's wharf and joins us now. >> reporter: if you look around fisherman's wharf, you do see a lot of

groves, later the head of the u.s. manhattan project, chadwick, who discovered the neutron, was now central to the british project and he was out monitoring bomb craters during the blitz with his geiger counter. he was checking that the germans were not using dirty bombs, i.e., dispersing nuclear material by conventional explosives. the discovery in 1941 of petroleum in one of lawrence's cyclotrons made him and other british scientists think this, too, might be another possible bomb fuel. the british scientists produced their final report in the summer of 1941 recommending that britain proceed with an atomic bomb project. churchill approved it with typical mordant wit writing that although personally, i am content with existing explosives, i feel we must not stand in the way of improvement. meanwhile, the germans were, indeed, working on an atomic bomb. and it later turned out that the japanese, too, had an atomic project. but what was going on in the united states? even before british scientists had submitted their fi

and then that's when we connect with the people at stern grove in regards to their request. >> but if someone is unannounced -- >> oh, unannounced. um... i'm not too sure how they would work with that. but i know that they do provide services in regards to making accommodations to special events since they're connected with the recreation and parks we try to relay that information to them, especially like, for example, for someone who has animal assisted therapy, they would find that information on our website. so that's just an example. so it's a collaboration of both, like, stern grove and recreation and parks working together. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you for your questions. >> co-chair sehaux: thank you, council member madrid. and counselor member helen smolinski. >> thank you, denise. >> co-chair sehaux: you're welcome. >> i would like to commend emily and jennifer and i know firsthand the good work they do for the disabled kids in the community of san francisco from your good work with my daughter specifically at camp matter these past few summers and thank you for

in rockville, southbound 270 hafore grove road. a brand-new crash there. waldorf, berry road at middletown, getting by 66, 95 in viinia. no bigroblems there. >> thank you. >>> we have team coverage of thisrash thismorning. justin finch arrived on the scene just a short time ago, ere cleanup has already begun. justin, what are you geing? >>d morning. that's right. we are seeing hazmat crews cleaning up the sll of fuel from the jackknifed tr tractoailer. want to show you what we are seeing. we are seeing bit of backup behind this crash. this is the beltway inner just past connecticut avenue here this tractor-trmaler has sed into the right side of the highway here, filling up three lanesetween this crash. and we have a response again. hazmat crews,irighters on the ground, cleaning up the spillage and this vehicle, and determining how they will clear this scene here. we have traffic moving slowly from the far left lane at this time. as you mention, aseople wake up to go to work or school orgi the long labor day vacations, this could be an impact. if this was a

does agriculture play a big role -- pecan groves. does agriculture play a big role in new mexico? alex: yes, the big reservoirs, the primary reason for building them is to trap and store snow and rainfall from southern colorado and northern new mexico, the whole reason being , all of these peak contrary's -- pecan trees. >> you are also known for green chili. alex: green chili, the community of hatch and the hatch valley has gotten patented and copyrighted that no one can legally call their chili hatch chili unless it is grown in the hatch valley. they have gone to court over that. it is a big deal. chili is king and now pecan is rising up a close second to being king in the valley. >> where are we headed now? alex: we are traveling the valley from the north end going down the center. we will go close to the river. we will cross the rio grande and stop by a roadside historic landmarker, which basically is a monument to the signing of the gadsden purchase. >> we have pulled off literally into the dirt on the side of the road to see this small marker. although it is tiny, it has a b

mike from oak grove, missouri, independent caller. hey, mike. good morning. caller: good morning. gradet to speak on the that trump gave himself. if youair, you can see, want water, it is polluted, if you want an outline turned against us, if you want a tax cut that adds $1 trillion to the deficit, if you want divisiveness, if you like being lied to, if you want intelligence agencies broken weakened, if you want people sick and suffering because their health care was taken from them, then i think trump is your man. myself, i give trump a d-, only because i do believe he has tried to help this country's veterans. i think if the republican people would listen to truth and see things the way they are, they would know exactly what i just said. thank you. host: mike from missouri, referencing an interview that the president did with "fox and friends" the other day. we talked about this for an hour earlier today come in case you missed it. he gave himself an a plus grace of our, but here is more what he had to say. [video clip] pres. trump: i give myself an a+ . i do not think any presi

workers are putting finals toucn the all-new tulip grove elementary in6 bowie.ld building will be ready for the first day of school next year. >> it's a place where grow from great to exceptional. >> reporter: state of the art amenities and of natural light and more classrooms means all of the 325 students who attend t is school can beide this building at the same time. that was not the case in the old building. >> there was not enough space. our special education students were in temporaries. we had teachers in the hallway pulling groups, just was noten gh space. >> there's still a long line of other schools that need renovation and serious repairs around theounty. the school spokesman say they are aware of all the anxious rents and students. >> i think they can expect the school system to ensure we'regs prior the county funds appropriately to make sure that we are hitting the schools that are d essential and trying to get those cchoolsompleted, you know, as soon as possible. >> reporter: parents couldn't be happier with the finished product. >> very comfortabl

these are pivengs from a -- pictures from a holdup yesterday at wells fargo on oak grove road. >>> and new developments in the search for a missing college student. molly tibbetts disappeared. authorities suspect foul play. there's a reward of $172,000. >> we're providing this fund to provide some financial incentive for someone who's otherwise reluck tonight to -- reluctant to come forward. maybe we can have a happy ending to this. >> and police are investigating a report from a truck stop employee that came face to face with a girl who appeared to be molly. >>> in washington, growing signs the president wants to sit down for an interview with robert mueller's team. but his legal team isn't so sure it's a good idea. >> reporter: president trump's legal team is trying to work out the parameters for the president to sit with an interview with robert mueller. >> he's always be anded in testifying. -- interested in testifying. it's the lawyers that the reservations about that. >> reporter: the new york times is reporting president trump is pushing the lawyers to reach an agreement to test

. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office was called out to the intersection of redwood road and grove way where they found wires coming out of a box. the bomb squad was called in and detonated the box. it was determined that there was some sort of science equipment inside. investigators are now working to determine who left it there. >>> a substance found in marijuana plants could help fight cancer. a new study that shows how it can help boost treatments coming up in 5:00 in today's health check. >>> plus, finding a solution to long lines at the dmv. we are telling you what lawmakers are planning to discuss today at a meeting in sacramento. >>> we are taking a look at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is looking pretty good coming over towards treasure island into san francisco. >>> outside of our doors this morning, we have the fo along the coastline and inside of the bay. temperatures are expected to heat up as we get into the afternoon. can expect for your neighborhood, coming up. >>> many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to

later this afternoon abrakasa's mother and police officers will be out at the intersection of grove and baker handing out fliers to try and generate new leads in the case. ( james ) in the east bay... an oakland police officer is in critical condition after being involved in a violent crash. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday morning. police say the officer was responding to a suspicious person call when he collided with a car and parked semi-truck. it happened on middle harbor road at the port of oakland. the patrol car was so badly damaged that the fire department was called in to free the trapped officer. the injured officer has not been with the department long and is the son of an active duty lieutenant. police say the drivers in the car and the parked semi-truck were not injured. ( darya ) school starts back up today for some schools in the bay area. john is here with a look at what students and parents can expect today. conditions will be much better today for stepping outside and enjoying than what the bay experienced last week. temperatures have settled down near

this is 1967 bohemian grove. nixon on one side and reagan on the other and harvey hancock, the campaign manager for eisenhower and the executive at pan am. this guy to the left of nixon is glenn seaborg. he has 11 -- discovered 11 elements was a professor cal berkeley and in the manhattan project at uc and was the cowinner of the nobel prize in 1951. these are the kinds of people who are there. now is it a problem in america the people have a secret society at yale and with yale's connection to the intelligence committee, is it a problem that they gather in places that are defined as secret? the bohemian grove ? is it a problem there there without press meeting and chatting? maybe, maybe not. is it a problem they put on robes and one of the first days and have a ceremony in front of a giant statue of an owl through which they bernie human effigy which is called the cremation of care. it gets weirder. right? when someone who is inclined to conspiracy theories sees with the american government has actually done, se

here's a sampling of who's going back tomorrow. 86 oak grove union, cupertino union,le 0 degrees.grees tomorrow afternoon. here's an hour by-hour look. 8:00 a.m., 57 with low clouds. then by the time lunchtime comes around, perfect weather. sunshine, 70 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 86 degrees. if you're sending your kids back to gilroy unified, kwl a. 8:00 give them a jacket. and warm, 91 degrees by the time they leave school. temperatures first thing in the morning, low to upper 50s. notice the fog to the print. because the marine layer is getting compressed, it may be on the deck tomorrow morning, which means watch out. visibility will be low in spots. tomorrow afternoon, 64 in san francisco, 61 half moon bay. across the bay in oakland, 61 degrees. temperatures coming up. upper 80s around antioch. 75 in palo alto. most of you will see the sun except along the immediate coast where some fog will linger. it's a warming trend turning hot inkland friday and saturday. mid to upper nighttimes. we have that summer heat but along the coast nks quite comfortable. low to mid 60s. the microclimates

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same for the stern grove festival.s tomorrow in san francisco and the summer jazz festival this weekend in san jose will be sunny and warm. and andrea chastised me for not saying the giants are playing tonight but tomorrow the giants take on the pirates. first pitch tomorrow is 1:0 # p.m. by the -- 1:05 p.m. by the way that's pretty much the forecast for tonight. concord 91 and san jose hits 83 and oakland 7 is. in the south bay tomorrow, a lot of sunshine after a few low clouds to start the day. coop you are tee know hits -- cupertino hits 86 degrees and over by the shore, only in the 60s and lingering low clouds. so bundle up for the beach as well. walnut creek however sweltering again. 90 begs. but cool -- degrees but cooler than today. 90 danville and 73 in the carquinez strait. 88 for santa rosa and 87 at petaluma. bodega bay. 62 degrees and stinson beach 64 and mill valley 72 and for yucaipa tomorrow up to 97 and 96 lake port and that's in the thick of the firefighter fighting. in the -- fire fighting. in the ext

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it's still threatening places like lucerne, pepper wood grove, and clear lake oaks, meaning they could remain evacuated for a while longer. >> the crews will work on that probably for two to three days. again, we want to move at a slow, safe pace. we want to control the fire at that pace if we possibly can. >> reporter: ground crews have been setting backfires near trails and dozer lines to try and control its direction. in lake port, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> as those fires continue to grow, more help is on its way from the bay area. san francisco fire department sent one of its mass casualty buses to clear lake. three medics are on board and they plan to help people swa evacuate. that bus is described as a hospital on supplies to treat up to 24 people in the event of a major emergency. >>> new information tonight about a fire in pittsburg. police say an arsonist is responsible. we first brought you this story learned officers arrested a homeless man who admitted to burning trash in a field near third and east harbor in pittsburg. flames spread to a nearby pallet yard, d

durwood westbound, shady grove after the access road, 370, left lane getting by the work zone there as you're headed into town. and now for prince george's county looking good into town and out of town. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue. aaron. >>> it's 4:32, the man accused of shooting a woman outside a busy fast food restaurant in virginia killed himself. >> detectives say sllist the victim. office tracked him in a wooded area miles from mcdonald's and that's where they say he took his own life. the victim's name has not been released but we're told they knew each other. she's in critical condition. >>> suspects are wanted for the murder of16-year-old kevin wilson jr. wilson was found dead in a parking lot monday. he lived in montgomery county and was ado stanut athlete at montgomery blair high school. detectives tell us t y're looking for a third suspect. >>> heads up this morning. d.c. polic says this surveillance video shows a fake uber driver and his accomplice. they say a vicdm cal an uber and got into the car that pulled up. the driveror fced victim to withdrawey m from severa

yesterday morning this man walked into the wells far go on oak grove road. he handed the teller a note demanding money and grabbed the cash and walked out. he's probably in his 30s about 5'9". he was wearing a dark blue baseball hat and black leather fanny pack. >> apple, is now worth $1 trillion. the milestone makes apple first publicly traded company in the united states to reach that market value. shares rose to an all time high today. $207. that's a far cry when it traded for less than a dollar in 1997. the only other company in the world to reach the mark is chinese oil and gas giant. it topped $1 trillion in 2007. but declined. >> still to come. ready to fight over the air we breathe. the move from the white house angering a will the of the california leaders tonight. >> getting rid of the graffiti. a mural vandalized with gang signs. getting fixed today. with one major change. >> i'm chief meteorologist a brand new red flag fire warning has been issued for the ranch and the river fire. and surrounding locations. how gusty the wind could get this weeke

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monterey municipal beach, some are beach and pacific grove and carmel beach were all tested and have high levels of bacteria. advisories have been posted that all three beaches. health officials in the bacteria can come from marine life, storm drains, and people. >>> researchers off the coast of san diego say they have recorded what could be the highest temperatures measured in california waters . the temperatures came in slightly above 81 degrees. that measurement was taken between torrey pines and the scripps nearshore buoys . the warm waters are tied to a high pressure weather system that has been hanging over southern california. steve paulson has been talking about it. i got to experience it firsthand . the is the warmest i've ever felt down there. >>> still ahead, needles and drugs were found in a converted school bus in mountain view. coming up, what else the police found in that bus which was illegally parked for more than 72 hours. street is not something you get over, it is something you get through. it is a day-to-day thing and if people can help you in any small way excep

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shady grove at 28, crash there. silver spring, southboundgi ge beltway, left side blocked by the crash. speaking of turn around, don't drown, several issues overnigh we still have the rel nanmnants morning. shut down bween glenn mill and glenn road closed because of floodingoa and washed away. at sick lynn, waterford, near bankfield road, washed away by the heavy rain. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 4:32. we turn to two developing stories we're following. two men, one connected to president trump are bothfeacing ral crimes. >> the president's formerey attorn, michael cohen pleaded fwaelt to tax a evasionnd campaign finance violation. for the purpose of influencing the 2016election. he'll be sentenced in december. >>> in alexandria, a jury found the president's former campaign chairman paul manafortuilty on eight counts of bank t andax fraud. the judge declared a mistrial on other counts. this was the first trial by the office of special counsel robert mueller. we'll have a reaction from capitol hill and live report f