. >> reporter: richland township's chief says kales about the sounds come overnight between midnight5:00 and some describe it as a thud like vehicles slapping together and others are reminded of underground blasting. donna weaver says it startled her and her dog. >> it was really loud. >> reporter: what did it sound like? >> it sounds like a big boom. just boom. >> reporter: given the complaints come from communities that are miles apart, the state police are investigating and the atf and fbi are assisting. in richland township the chief says two of his officers heard the sound, one seeing a flash. >> there was a flash of light and maybe several seconds before he actually heard the sound and then the other officer who was further away heard the sound later than he did, and they both thought it was coming from different directions. >> our thanks to john rollins there. police say the sounds are not heard every night and some people hear them while their neighbors do not. some speculate it's drilling or explosions or even space junk. >> space junk? >> space junk, yeah, totally but right

and the richland avenue bridge project, what is the status oo option would be to -- because you have to complete any work you started under bond rules. and so we can take this money out and apply to it a smaller project that we can get constructed within the near term. because the richland contract is roughly a two-year construction project, so we would hold open the bond until that completion, even though there would be no additional bond funds expended. it's something we haven't quite made a decision on, but that's the option we have there. >> mr. hughes: and madame chair, i appreciate your patience. one last question. let me just check my notes here before we let mr. thomas go. that's it. thank you very much. >> ms. chu: thank you. i think mr. carlson has a comment. >> mr. carlson: actually, a question, page 3, the street repaving and reconstruction. i'm not sure what the current balance is right now, i'm not sure anybody does, but is that balance allocated to the four remaining projects? >> i think. at the time this was summarized, it was a combination of things. it was either re

and the richland avenue bridge project, what is the status on that? >> so as i mentioned, the design is completed and at this point the project manager is looking at other fund sources so fund the complete work. we used this -- the funding within the bond to sort of jump start that project and get it ready for the construction funds. we anticipate having those funds later this year an commencing the work in early 2019. >> mr. hughes: and there is reference to 1 thousand -- 100,000 bond funds that would be returned back to the bond fund? >> that is an option. we have not decided. but what i mention here is that given the delay in bringing money to that project, one option would be to -- because you have to complete any work you started under bond rules. and so we can take this money out and apply to it a smaller project that we can get constructed within the near term. because the richland contract is roughly a two-year construction project, so we would hold open the bond until that completion, even though there would be no additional bond funds expend

the new bridge, expanding the richland san rafael bridge to three lanes during the rush hour, and much more. >> cars are extensions, we need muni cars, we need buses to get across the best of bridge, and highway improvements. >> measure 3 funds will go to forward looking projects, things that we will get in the future. this has nothing to do with the gasoline tax, which is going to do maintenance that has been deferred for decades. tom vacar, ktvu 2 news. >>> we have breaking news in antioch, where the highway patrol is at the scene of a major crash on highway 4. it was reported 10:30 tonight and involved a big rig and several vehicles. right now, all westbound lanes of highway 4 at hillcrest avenue are blocked and patients are being taken by helicopter to the hospital. no word yet on the number of people hurt or the extent of their injuries. >>> coming up, south bay staple closing its doors. why founders of the restaurant say it's not the same place they started. >> and i don't want anybody to go through what i go through every day. >> 2 investigates speaks to a tesla worker who says

in richland township, the chief says two of his officers heard the sound, one seeing a flash. >> there was a flash of light. maybe several seconds before he heard the sound. and the other officer who was further away heard the sound later than he did. and they both thought it was coming from different directions. >> reporter: the booms or blasts or whatever they are, are not occurring every night or at least people are not calling the police every night. and while something has been heard in multiple locations, not everybody is hearing it. on this particular street, five people told us they have heard the sound. four others say they didn't hear a thing. in milford township, channel 6 action news. >> so they hear it between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning when we're on. just turn up the -- >> could be our fault? >> or turn up the volume on us. >> good point. turn up the volume on "world news now." >>> when we come back, we're going to learn a little bit more about mark wahlberg's overnight routine. >> his workout. >> leave it out there. what does life look like during your period? it's up

extent of the the devastation of virginia from scenes of richland reduced to ble to the miles of work that looped through. mind, the errors of the northern commentators celebrating you victory and toasting the end of the war. maintaining his dutiful characteristic to the end. he got to the war would ever be faced with cheap slogans and out,ment and as it turned he was right. have said veterans emerged from the war so scarred and so traumatized and so embittered that immediately after, they slipped into a period of hibernation or incubation for at least 15 years in which they turned from the war and refused to think about it and refused to write about and the argument of the important hibernation was not the case for john haley, nor for a lot of them, i think. for the balance of his life, john haley was annexed by what he had experienced on those bloodsoaked fields. scenes will be fresh and memory for as long as hopes sway, he wrote. forget them i never can, and i never want to. a nation at large would have no such results in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. will discuss after t

. >> richland, washington. >> reno, nevada. >> to the plaza. >> oh!ow to get us. get one of the cute baby shots. >> welcome back. >> we're melting. >> we do appreciate you being with us on this thursday morning. adorable baby. we're going to squeeze the cheeks when we get out there. >> busy morning. let's get to the news at 8:00. bombshell revelation in the stormy daniels saga. the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, claims the hush money given to the adult film actress was eventually repaid with trump's own money. nbc national correspondent peter alexander joins us with reaction. good morning. this is a bombshell because it contradicts what the president has said. >> reporter: you're right. the president for the first time acknowledging he had any involvement with that $130,000 hush money payment to stormy daniels. president trump delivering what is a long, legal explanation on twitter, trying to clarify, after rudy giuliani's comments overnight, contradicting the president's past statements. president trump today insisting his personal lawyer, michae

which is in my district in richland. i have personally visited and can truly say hammer is a one of a find facility. i have witnessed the hands on training they provide to federal employees like hanford workers and emergency responders who are deployed throughout our nation. the services they provide to the tri cities communities community and country are essential. karen has worked to strengthen the partnerships with federal and state agencies, tribes, safety professionals, and community leaders. she focuses on worker health and preparedness and she has a passion for employee safety. her leadership has made it one of the premiere training centers in the world. as director, karen has facilitated the training that makes it possible for the federal government to fulfill its obligation to clean up the hanford site. i want to thank karen for her dedication to hammer and i wish her the best in her retirement. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentle

brian: i was over richland. steve: john rich. >> whiskey. because we are out of whiskey.ld you this already. he had a big event in his house. has a full stage. steve: downit was his house. when you name your house, you have a big house. steve: note to dawn kilmeade, brian's wife. brian: i would like a stage. steve: today is brian's birthday as you know. he wants a stage in the basement. brian: i would like an oak bar and my own whiskey. ainsley: happy birthday. so glad you were born. brian: children using stove top trying to make own whiskey for me. trying to bottle it. ainsley: your underaged children? brian: yes. steve: he doesn't use the still in the back. brian: like mash. steve: talk about the robert mueller investigation. robert mueller didn't have a good weekend. why? because two judges said hey, what are you doing? first let's talk about u.s. district judge he said mr. mueller, where did you get the authority to indict paul manafort on something that went back to 2005? then there was another u.s. district judge by the name of dabney who denied a prosecutor to put

don't use richland culture. if one day there is no one and can still make. we already have every way to live without it's mostly solvency strength beyond me and security just said we have asked ourselves this question for a long country two hundred thousand. barrels habits and do we need all these structures and the answer is no. no when it will only be for the first half hour and then the be a second referendum and a third one so we have time to convince the people it's in their future interest to form this country he managed to share this i did with them and they just need not to refuse or so-called to go as far as possible which is for others to close the current trap so for. twenty some breaking news from syria to end this bullets in a russian military jet has crashed during takeoff from an airbase in the talk here region as according to the russian defense ministry we understand that two pilots were on board at the time and both have been confirmed dead in the crash preliminary reports suggest the cause of the incident was due to engine malfunction . we