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back. that's if you hang out for another couple of weeks actually. >> oh, that's quick, you think? >> that quick. >> reporter: that celebration of salmon of salmon, we met oscar, a fisherman. >> this is where you should be cooking the fish. >> yes, yeah. >> reporter: but this year, nothing. >> nothing. >> reporter: the pit is empty. well, saved for some symbolic chunks of that first dam that came down. >> we're hopeful that when the dams come down that this pit will be full again. >> reporter: along with the river. nick watt, cnn, california. >> our thanks to nick watt. and thank you for joining us. us. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com tonight on "360," breaking news. cnn has learned when the former president will turn himself in this week in atlanta. also new threats against georgia
returning to our breaking news, the latest step in the process and latest figure attorney john eastman in a process which will be unfolding all week, the surrender of 19 codefendants, including the former president, at atlanta's fulton county courthouse. what are you learning about eastman? >> reporter: anderson, we learned that he is expected to surrender on wednesday. while he is not the most well known name among these 19 defendants, it's significant that this is the first one of former president trump's 18 codefendants who we know will surrender. we have a date. we know today his legal team negotiated a $100,000 bond agreement with the fulton county district attorney. and now he will turn himself in on wednesday. now, it's notable that this date came out in a separate
trump's surrender and for his arraignment, that first court appearance. now, it's possible that trump and his codefendants will never have to show up in person for that first court appearance, because a judge could arraign them virtually or even waive the right to that arraignment. really a big question mark here if that happens. >> thank you so much. so many steps that are about to take place as early as next week. with me now to talk about the trump georgia case, is michael meers, a professor at atlanta's john marshal law school. this is remarkable. while we heard from the fulton county sheriff who says trump will be treated like everybody else, but what we saw in new york and in florida, trump was not subjected to a mugshot or
it was months ago, so people are sometimes really not expecting this. officials are asking them to please prepare. >> pay attention to the warnings. thank you so much. with less than a week now to turn himself in at the fulton county jail in atlanta, georgia, sources now tell cnn that former president trump is expected to surrender on thursday or friday. he and 18 codefendants are charged with plotting to subvert the 2020 election results in georgia. fulton county district attorney fani willis has set friday, august 25th as the deadline for the defendants to surrender. trump's arrest will likely look different from his previous three criminal cases. local officials have said they will treat the former president like any other defendant. isabel rosales is outside the fulton county jail. what more do we know about
dates. natasha chen is live for us in los angeles. southern california is facing an exceptionally rare threat. not everyone knows how to prepare for this. what are they doing? >> reporter: a lot of people here are used to dealing with wildfires, earthquakes, mudslides. some of that emergency preparation translates to what's happening here. but we see people with questions too about what to expect exactly from this tropical storm. when i moved from our atlanta bureau to our l.a. bureau, i didn't think i would still be talking about tropical storms here, but that is where we are. you see officials hammering that home that people may not know exactly what to expect here. they're trying to have them prepare as much as possible, sandbags available to all residents who would like those, asking people to stay home instead of driving out if they can for sunday and monday. here is one of the l.a. county supervisors talking about this
atlanta as part of the dp gathering, an event hosted by conservative radio show host eric circumstance son. eva mcken joining me live from the gathering in atlanta. what are the speakers saying? >> reporter: vivek ramaswamy is on stage right now behind me, so i'm going to do my best to do my best campaign trail whisper. true to form, he is talking about making patriotism cool again and railing against corporate diversity efforts. former new jersey governor chris christie talked a lot about school choice, strong foreign policy and taking a very aggressive public safety position. former president trump really not the focus of this event. he was not invited by erickson to the gathering here. but after christie left the stage, he did address reporters and he just really attacked trump for not participating in
it is cooler, though. they're waiting for the winds to turn so hopefully these fires in both locations turn on themselves instead of towards the communities. >> the parallel to hawaii is extraordinary, but this has been going on for a really long time, for the entire summer. paula newton, thank you so much. right now, republican presidential hopefuls are pitching themselves to voters in atlanta, the very city where former president trump was just indicted, but he won't be there. how are the other candidates handling his absence at that event? i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! ve 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. shop n only at sleep number.
are just going to do a job that was once very simple. but they have been intimidated by people who just don't like the way that the votes have turned out. and it is especially fitting to address and strengthen voting by mail, and i know me, reverend, all i will be putting my -- forever step on every ballot that i send -- from here on out. >> now that is perfect for me to go right here, because i go into this next question right here. because i join you these past weekend, mourning the loss of, three years ago, of civil rights lion and longtime congresswoman from georgia john lewis. and seeing him revered with a u.s. postage stamp, unveil that morehouse county there in atlanta, i admit i am somewhat conflicted. because i see a startling -- going backwards on so many things, like the voting rights act he fought for. affirmative action and policing, you name it. with all those challenges in mind, what was it like for you
pointing out to the voters, these are who these people are, this is what they are doing. there are productively, or do nothing to help your districts, your states, they are doing nothing for the american people. and i think that, you, know while it is embarrassing to me as someone who is a lifelong republican, i call myself a republican republican right now, to watch the republican party continue to embrace this type of. brand but they will continue to lose elections that way. and i think that president biden is wise to point out to americans that this is what you are getting right now when it comes to the gop. as people painful as it is to people like me who, you know, remember the party of lincoln back in the day. >> michael hardaway and olivia troye, thank you both for being with us. now, on to georgia, which has become the center of multiple escalating investigations involving donald trump. i was pleased to see some heartening news out of the peach state last week on friday, at atlanta's morehouse college. the u.s. postal service
this morning, at atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport. so far today, over 1,000 flights have been delayed across the country but only 100 have been ultimately canceled. as for the weather, it is a mixed bag, from extreme heat, with feels-like temperatures reaching 115 degrees, to severe weather producing hail and each some tornadoes. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is joining us to break down the biggest risks this morning. tell us what we need to know. >> right now, we have rain that is making its way through the midwest, as we speak. storms already occurring, a live look at cincinnati, you can see the heavy rain coming down on this camera. temperature right now 74. two rounds across the midwest. the first cluster in indianapolis, and cincinnati and making its way through fort wayne and you have other areas with some showers and showers popping up, mississippi, texas, and even areas of the carolinas, and then the secondary wave will