[applause] first, response to the maui fires.e lost 100 of our loved ones in the fire in the lives of thousands more were changed that day. hurricane force winds fanned fires over the islands of maui and away causing the worst natural disaster in our state's history. words cannot adequate describe the devastation caused by the fires that scorched thousands of our acres and destroyed nearly all of lahaina. at this moment, to recognize maui mayor bisson who strength in the face of this disaster has been most edible. please stand, mayor. [applause] two of the brake mode fibers are also here with us today, koa kei ho and koa bonnell. please stands we can recognize you and all of your fellow firefighters who put yourselves in harm's way. [applause] >> chief of police pelletier, us today was work, who was alongside the firefighters and first responders and you let his police force int the disaster to help rescue people. few people other than the survivors from lahaina can fully understand what it's like that the on the ground for firef

. >>> plus maui strong 808. a new year and a new beginning. families who lost nearly everything in the august fires. >> imagine living in a home for 20 years and having to inventory everything you had in that home in order to collect your check. >> the painful decisions some may still have to make. >> it's so hard for me to leave lahaina. my heart belongs to lahaina. >> turning to past traditions to find hope for the future. >>> and battle of the undefeated. the best team in college football claims the glory. >> "nightline" will be right back. feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down... so you can lighten every day the metamucil way. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore

this could mean for the conflict's future >>> one of the richest men in the world pledges millions to maui now the donation to wildlife relief is being called into question we track down where the money went >>> even in the middle of winter, the sports world is getting ready for the olympics the newest rosster for team usa >>> and the voice of sunday morning now gone we remember legendary storyteller charles osgood it's wednesday, january 24 "early today" starts recight now glad you're with us this morning. i'm frances rivera we begin with the first in the nation primary nbc news projects donald trump has won in new hampshire, taking another step toward the republican nomination. but nikki haley is not backing down from this battle. nbc's alice barr has the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: in new hampshire, former president trump sealing another victory in the march toward the republican presidential nomination. >> and i want to thank everybody. this is a fantastic state. >> reporter: he's now the first republican to win contested races in both eye wiowa and new hampshi

>> we wanted to make sure we're supporting firefighters in maui displaced from their homes and familiested by this, and we know as first responders that with tragedy that it doesn't just end with the beginning. there's a lot of aftermath of that and we want to be able to continue to support them during the aftermath, and the recovery. >> man, luke i was just there last week and i can tell you -- from personal knowledge i believe all or -- all but one or two of the firefighters in lahaina while fighting that fire were losing their own homes so all of them lost their homes and all almost all of lahaina is living in a hotel or living in someone else's back house this is a great relief to them luke which i'm sure they will appreciate. >> thank you sir, thorning for letting us tell this mission and we appreciate your support. will: absolutely i'll be making a purchase i hope everybody at home will and make your purchase to support first responders at fire department coffee.com. and really quick luke i know i personally focus on this particular incident a lot and we're talking about it today.

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. >>> money for maui, jeff bezos pledged $100 million after the devastating wildfires, where did all that cash actually go. >>> and hollywood cliffhanger, this year's oscars picks are out. >> some movies to catch up on. >> i have a list going on my phone. >>> we'll start this hour with politics and decision 2024, today is the most crucial day yet in the race for the white house. >> voters in new hampshire are casting their ballots right now as we speak in state's republican primary, here's a look at polling locations across the state right now, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley trying for a last-ditch upset over former president donald trump. every other republican candidate has bowed out at this point. to watch tonight are independents, called undeclared. >> there are a lot of them, undeclared voters make up 39% of all voters in new hampshire and they're allowed to vote in today's republican primary. leading us off this hour is garrett haake. and mike memoli. garrett the news this afternoon is that nikki haley will not drop out even if she doesn't win new hampshire

under pressure from business owners west maui was reopened to tourism back in november.ust two weeks ago, hawaii's governor admitted there are still plenty of displaced people and his new budget proposal includes significant funding for housing on maui. >> right now. uh, if we had 3000 more houses available, we would not be in nearly, um, the dire straits that we are. uh, we wouldn't have to be, uh, rushing to convert, uh, short tum rentals to long terme rentals. >> ultimately, hawaii residents say it's a balancing act. they acknowledge their economy relies heavily on tourism, but say more needs to be done to protect locals and keep hawaiian traditions alive. >> it keeps me connected to the land it keeps me connected to my place in the world. >> fema says they'll keep supporting the recovery as well. the agency announcing another $4 million in funding last month in new york, tonya j. powers ct, wvue, fox two news starting tomorrow, the us will resume travel at four crossings along the mexican border that were partially or fully closed because of too many people crossing

under pressure from business owners, west maui was reopened to tourism back in november.weeks ago, hawaii's governor admitted there are still plenty of displays. people and his new budget proposal includes significant funding for housing on maui right now. >> uh, if we had 3000 more houses available, we would not be in nearly, um, the dire straits that we are. uh, we wouldn't have to be, uh, rushing to convert, uh, short tum rentals to long terme rentals. >> ultimately, hawaii residents say it's a balancing act. they acknowledge their economy relies heavily on tourism, but say more needs to be done to protect locals and keep hawaiian traditions alive. >> it keeps me connected to the land it keeps me connected to my place in the world, fema says. >> they'll keep supporting the recovery as well. the agency announcing another $4 million in funding last month in new york, tonya j. powers. katie icu, fox two news. well the rain the bay area is getting is a good indicator that more snow both natural and man made, is coming to the lake tahoe basin. >> all major highways are open

maui police identified the victim as 39 year old jason carter of maui. >> our temperatures across the bay area today were quite seasonal. this was an average winter day here in the bay area minus the sunshine. look at the numbers across the board. we struggled to reach 60 degrees in mountain view. low 60s in hayward and in san jose. and yes , and the past six hours we have nearly 2/10 of an inch of rain in concord. and how about a 10th in dublin? and also orinda with just shy a 10th of an inch of rain. i guess we have a repeat performance here, but nonetheless you get the feeling here. we have some lightrillionain in and around the bay area looking out towards san francisco. it is currently 51 degrees. it is colder than that in santa rosa at 48. same in livermore. a pair of fives around cupertino and in campbell . this is it now notice the rain. it's moving in from the south. it's all wrap around moisture. i'll share with you where that's coming from right now. it's right there just outside the monterey bay coast. you could see that core, the center of the area, low pressure. and then

six passengers and crew sent to the hospital after an american airlines plane makes a hard landing in maui. terrifying new video of a 10-year-old american boy attacked in a short exhibit at a bahamas resort how he's doing now and the wild scene on an indiana highway, camels, zebras and the officers who wrangled them all >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening we begin tonight with what is a tragedy for the families of the three american soldiers who have lost their lives and also a possible turning point for conflicts in the middle east. today, for the first time since the war between israel and gaza began back in october, american service members were killed when a drone packed with explosives targeted a base in jordan three soldiers died. at least 30 were injured. president biden calling it a despicable and unjust attack and saying we shall respond. it happened here along jordan's northeast border in syria and we want to take a moment to orient you to the events playing out in the region, in iraq and syria there have been numerous attacks on u.s. forces and we've

the area is foundation hosted chefs river maui in october at a private estate in sonoma county. the sold out event featured in 18 course dinner created by 38 chefs. wine tasting live music in an auction chefs included those who regularly appear on fieri's food network television shows. proceeds benefited the hawaii restaurant association in the salvation army, hawaiian and pacific islands vision. it was not taken with the spirit. this community of paradise. another community rebuilding after loss the town of paradise more than 250 people gathered in a park to honor the 85 people who died in the camp fire five years ago with a moment of silence lasting 85 seconds, despite the great loss felt by so many people left that ceremony, feeling grateful to return to paradise. my husband and i both were just overjoyed that we can be back in the beauty and with the community and just help help build the back. the community buried a time capsule with heartfelt mementos to commemorate the challenges and resiliency of the community. well this year for hispanic heritage month, we celebrated a

the point was to remember the devastating fires on maui nearly 6 months ago. canoe left at 3:30 a.m. and arrived about three hours later. this coincided with the unity march. [ singing in a global language ] in hopes of healing and a chance to move forward, thousands gathered for a march and rally . participants flew in from around the world to stand with the people of lahaina. about 100 people died in the fires and thousands lost their homes. >>> a grateful sea turtle was released into the wild after she was caught in a trap off the florida keys. dozens of beachgoers watched as workers at the turtle hospital, carried her to her native waters. boaters discovered the 200 pound loggerhead sea turtle entangled in a lobster trap on thursday. the coast guard brought her to a hospital and she had her wounds taking care of and that various treatments. after some rehab, she was taken back to the ocean. her name , is the same as the woman who first found her struggling. >> it makes you feel really good to do a good thing like that. to rescue a turtle. she weighed, what

for some from maui it's been a long road to get here, after surviving this summer's deadly fires. band will perform in the new year's day rose parade. this man composed the band's music. >> how excited are you about what's about to happen >> i'm so excited because it's my coming back to life celebration. >> reporter: back to life because this summer he nearly died of smoke inhalation when flames ripped through his neighborhood. >> this is right behind our homes. >> reporter: he ran back inside his house to save important items like his computer which had all the band's music compositions. >> you saved the music and you then went on to direct this band and form the band again and get them to the rose parade. >> that is very meaningful to me >> reporter: parade organizers donated money for new instruments to help kids like sheila, doumico and samantha wh lost everything in the fires. >> even though i went through a lot i'm still really grateful to be here and grateful to everybody who supported me the whole way. >> reporter: the power of music giving them a memory they will never fo

. >> which was not a contributing factor in the maui wildfire? arson was not a factor.023 confirmed that 97 lost their lives in the wildfire, with 66 still missing. >> over 6 thousand residents have been displaced by the horrific tragedy. >> to see what happened in maui, people lost their lives in an instance was beyond mrs. heart -- heartbreaking. >> super nova music festival built as a journey of unity and love. >> an all night party, by 6 a.m. they were up all night dancing. >> ref ear revelers are be on . >> in back ground you see the black specs coming in to view. >> dots on horizon are hamas terrorists. it a music festival, the music was so loud it drowned out the gunfire, until this was too late. >> scene is chaos. people are trying to run to their cars, it an open field, they were hunted down like animals. >> a motorcycle used by hamas, 10ers from g -- entering from gaza strip. >> at least 260 of those kids were murdered by hamas. it is the worst terrorist attack on a group of civilians in israel in modern day. >> it was one of many horrific incidents on that tr

. >> an update now on the highness historic banyan tree in maui. experts say about 50% of the tree will not survive. but there's good news. maui county officials say small sections of the tree that are still alive could be transplanted into the areas were dead. sections need to be cut out. it's a process that they call air layering and hunt. it can produce a new plant. it's identical to its parent. if it's successful >> if we take these air layers and we planted in the section we took out, we could arbor that tree back into itself and maybe basically he'll its footprint if that's something that the state wants to do, the tree belongs to the the air leaders along with the state. it will be up to them. what will be done with these 10 air layers? >> officials add it will still be another months before teams start removing the dead sections of that banyan tree. >> may have everyone's attention, please. we have a new student starts hitting you trying to >> take on mean girls is now in theaters. but one of these actors actually from right here in the bay

for some from maui, it's been a long road getting here. composed the band's music. i'm so excited, because it's my coming back to life celebration. >> reporter: back to life, because this summer he nearly died of smoke inhalation when flames ripped through his neighborhood. he ran back inside his house to save important items like his computer which had all the band's music compositions. you saved the music and you then went on to direct this band and form the band again and get them to the rose parade. >> that's very meaningful to me. >> reporter: parade organizers donated money for new instruments to help kids like sheila, danico and samantha who lost everything in the fires. >> even though i went through a lot i'm still really grateful to be here and grateful to everybody who supported me the whole way. >> reporter: in california, they made new friends and met other bands from around the world. the students from hawaii cheered by fans during a performance friday. has been to the parade before but knew this year would be different. what do you think you'll be feel

, specifically west maui. lahaina ever summer. i have been so touched by this audience. >> we raised $2.5 million. we have hit several hundred families. >> fantastic. >> will: i know you and oprah did something as well. first, let me start with this. what's an update on your fund, how it's reaching the people of lahaina. lahaina in many ways.proud to te end of january, we would have delivered over $60 million to over 8,000 survivors, which -- you know, those are my people. those are our people just as americans. and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable. and, as you know, we know, and the world knows, they are still going through it. >> will: you and oprah got blowback and first of all i want to be here to be someone who defends you on that. obviously that came from a place of a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised but any time something like that happens, where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause for a second and not get pulled into the emotion

, specifically west maui.nce, we raised $2.5 million. we picked several hundred families -- >> fantastic. will: and i know you and oprah did something as well. what's an update on your fund, how it's reaching the people of lahaina. >> ohana in many ways. proud to tell you this, at the end of january, we would have delivered over $60 million to over 8,000 survivors which, you know, those are, those are my people. those are our people just as americans. and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable, and as you know, or we know and the world knows, they're still going through it. will: you and oprah got blowback. and first of all,s i want to be here to be someone that defends you on that. obviously, that came from a place that was a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised, but anytime manager like that happens where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause if for a second and not get pulled into the emotion of it. the best thing we could do is keep trucking fo

they've handed out $15.5 million so far, including the maui humane society where they are still caring for 300 pets and animals from the fire. >> they spent about $2 million since the fire on animal care. >> reporter: not much help for small business owners, though they have approved almost $300 million in loans danny wike was underinsured, but she's hoping a new store on the other part of the island >> i have some employees waiting to come back to me, and i want to support them, too >> reporter: the biggest problem remains long-term affordable housing. over 5,000 people are still living in hotels, but every suggested solution here is challenged it's very difficult to get anything done. so many cultural issues. sacred ground everywhere they haven't even figured where the final resting place of the debris is going to go. a lot of work is ahead >> jane, what's happened to tourism in maui. >> reporter: it is coming back some of the resorts were closed for three months, it's now down about 14%, 15% but the good news is, so many other people are going to other islands. overall tourism in th

. >> which was not a contributing factor in the maui wildfire? arson was not a factor.of 2023 confirmed that 97 lost their lives in the wildfire, with 66 still missing. >> over 6 thousand residents have been displaced by the horrific tragedy. >> to see what happened in maui, people lost their lives in an instance was beyond mrs. heart -- heartbreaking. >> super nova music festival built as a journey of unity and love. >> an all night party, by 6 a.m. they were up all night dancing. >> ref revelers are be o. >> in back ground you see the black specs coming in to view. >> dots on horizon are hamas terrorists. it a music festival, the music was so loud it drowned out the gunfire, until this was too late. >> scene is chaos. people are trying to run to their cars, it an open field, they were hunted down like animals. >> a motorcycle used by hamas, 10ers -- entering from gaza strip. >> at least 260 of those kids were murdered by hamas. it is the worst terrorist attack on a group of civilians in israel in modern day. >> it was one of many horrific incidents on that tragic day.

the maui wild fires. clients dropped, the man called bully began offering surf lessons to kids. >> i started reaching out to this need. >> his story the center piece of the short film uncle bully's surf school. >> homelessness is rampant in our area. i saw there was an opportunity to build something, community strong. do you see where the ocean meets the sky? >> yeah. >> that is the horizon. >> but in the wake of the fire, he became homeless himself, with his wife ashley losing the home they closed on just a week before. they're now in temporary housing. >> when we opened the door, the embetter, the coal, the fire, the heat, we knew we had to just get out of there. it looked like somebody dropped a bomb on us. there was nothing left. >> still, he says, he has what matters most. life is the most precious gift we have. we lost everything. all of that can be replaced. >> days after the tragedy, gathering with other residents who have also lost so much at a community surf event. for them, the ocean is therapy

. >> and five months after a deadly wildfire destroyed most of lahaina on maui, the recovery moves intohase. we'll have the latest information coming up. >> and the rain has ended. or the heavy rain has ended. for now, we've got some drizzle out there, but we do have valley fog back in the forecast. we'll talk about a day off from the rain you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial help to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month.

earlier this month the state of hawaii, maui county, fema and various organizations announced a $500ierim housing plan to move thousands of families still living in hotels into stable, long-term housing by july 1 of this year.s critical fund something coming directly from fema -- funding is coming directly from fema. of all the ways this plan will seek to provide stability for someone who lost everything, the most critical and urgent are the investments made in more permanent developments. we need shovels in the ground now. and i strongl fema to lean into their plans to build modular homes that will house up to 500 households. in talking with constituents and maui mayor, we must also focus immediately on identifying options to help survivors with their mortgages. our peoeave no choice but to leave lahaina. as i've said before, lahaina is not i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 969 and ask for its immediate consideration. the spea

chris kirk secured the first win of the 2024 pga tour season with victory at the sentry in maui, hawaii—year—old american put himself in to lead on the 17th. this approach helping him birdie the hole, and move ahead of sahith theegala. all he needed on the final hole was par — and this putt was enough to win him the tournament. a first victory since last year for kirk — but prior to that, mental health and addiction issues meant he hadn't won on the tour since 2019, something he believes could have ended his career. the best thing i have ever done in my life was to get sober. so i understand what you're saying, but i don't feel like it is taking away from anything that i am accomplishing. it's100% from anything that i am accomplishing. it's 100% the reason why i am able to do what i do. i have that a lot. it would be, my pga tour career would have been over a while ago had i not got sober. i am fine with that staying with me. emma raducanu's been working with british tennis coach nick cavaday in melbourne, ahead of next week's australian open. raducanu, who made her comeback from injury

led a moment of silence for the victims of the maui wildfires.hawaiians on how he plans to move the recovery effort forward in his annual state of the state address, green promised to be more aggressive in rebuilding burned out areas of lahaina. he's also making a big push to shift more vacation rentals to shelter. about 5000 still left homeless since the fires, but the most significant change was his proposal to charge a vacant tax to out-of-state visitors. >> we're trying to raise revenues, and we're also trying to curb the sheer number of people that travel to hawaii. so when people say, you know, maybe 1% fewer people will come because they hear there's a new fee that's okay. >> governor green is also calling for more help from the federal government, while private aid groups continue to step up. actor dwayne johnson told fox news on wednesday he's helped distribute more than $60 million to 8000 victims through his work with the people's fund of maui. those are our people. >> just as americans and the tragedy that they went through is unimagi

a maui official says the 70-year-old wife and mother was a well-respected member of the community. the department's lead investigator says her remains required an extraordinary degree of analysis to bring family members closure. three people are still missing from the august, 2023, inferno. while authorities have identified them, their remains have not been found. >>> transgender swimmer leah thomas has begun leading proceedings against the swimming world's governing body after it voted to restrict transgender athletes from competing in the elite women's aquatics competitions. she's challenging part of world aquatics gender-inclusion policy which says male-to-female transgender athletes would only be eligible to compete in women's categories if they transitioned before the age of 12 or before they reach a specific stage of puberty. in a statement to cnn, world aquatics said it's, i'm quoting now, policy on gender inclusion adopted by world aquatics in june of 2022 was rigorously developed on the basis of advice of legally experts and in careful consultation with athletes. world aqu

that's down 2.4% compared to last year with most of west maui now reopen to tourism.icials are hoping they'll soon see an increase in spending which would lead to more job opportunities and economic recovery to the state. probably fair to say that most of us remember our first car about as much as we met. remember our first love and in some cases they were one and the same. >> this is a story of such a love affair that spans 7 decades. >> she's not exactly the beauty she wants was some rushed here terre there. >> but this 1961, chevy impala has been in the hands of the same owner since it came off the dealer lot. 62 years ago, i just realized that. >> but this is more than then the story, the car, it's it's our life. jim spinella was still in high school in suburban chicago when his father bought him the cars, a college commute vehicle. he had only one request from the dealer. what i want, i want to to our sport cooper ed with a white top now. my father was a very good negotiator and i don't know who sent him out. >> but i but it was $2600 license out the door. >> he

west maui sports is owned by la paca and katie wilson. before the wildfires, they ran the business as a hunting and fishing supply store near lahaina harbor in the old lahaina town center. their business was the only sporting goods shop store in west maui and has supported the outdoor recreation economy there. lapaca's family is 10th generation native hawaiian and he was born and raised in lahaina and his wife, katie ran the business with him. before the wildfires of business was thriving. katie said that july 2023 was their best month so far. then on august 8th, the wildfires leveled the entire town of lahaina including their business. for every one, every one of their employees besides one lost their homes in the wildfires because their home in was spared. they were able to house about 19 people for about a week after the wildfire. but they are now finding it more difficult to receive federal assistance through fema and sba. right now, la paca and katie are working with ywcao oahu and sb a resource partner to determine how they can rest

the maui wildfires.out the resilience of the people there. we met a man who nearly lost everything but found he much more to give. >> for surf instructor sharing his love for the ocean with maui youth is his happy place. once catering to tourist when covid hit and clans dropped, the man affectionately called and offered free surf lessons to kids. >> i started reaching out to this need. >> his story the centerpiece of a short film "uncle bullies surf story." i saw this as an opportunity to build something of community strong. do you see where the ocean meets the sky? >> yeah. >> that is the horizon. >> but in the wake of the fire is, he became homeless himself with his wife, ashley, losing the home they closed on just a week before. they are now in temporary housing. >> when we open the door, the embers, the coal, the fire, the heat, we knew we had to get out of there. it looked like somebody dropped a bomb on us. there was nothing left. >> still, he says, he has what matters most. >> life is the most pre

chris kirk secured the first win of the 2024 pga tour season with victory at the sentry in maui, hawaiiear—old american put himself in to lead on the 17th. this approach helping him birdie the hole, and move ahead of sahith theegala. all he needed on the final hole was par, and this putt was enough to win him the tournament. a first victory since last yearfor kirk, but prior to that, mental health and addiction issues meant he hadn't won on the tour since 2019, something he believes could have ended his career. the best thing that i have ever done in my life is to get sober so i understand what you are saying, but i don't feel like it is taking away from anything that i am accomplishing. it is 100% of the reason why i am able to do what i do. i have said that a lot but my pga tour career would have been over a while ago had i not gotten sober and so i am fine with that staying with me till the day i die. a great win for him. the jacksonville jaguars missed out on the nfl playoffs, with the buffalo bills and the pittsburgh steelers taking advantage. and the fallout begins forfailed campa

i was just in maui last week, connected with a lot of the people who, by the way, received grants fromonations you, the viewers of fox news and "fox & friends" made. it's very touching. i'll give you updates on that when we can and what's going on with housing and the people of la high. that. >>> patrick mahomes' wife britney facing backlash after a former waitress claims she does not tip. >> she was in town to shop for her wedding dress, and my first interaction with her, she ran up over a $100 tab. she was with her whole posse. patrick was not there, but i believe their that tab was well over $100, maybe 130. zero tip. they were there for almost a week, i think, and did not tip a single one of our staff. not only did she not tip, she was just genuinely unpleasant. will: britney mahomes has not responded to the tiktoker which, by the way, i think we should take with a grain of salt. a tiktoker said she doesn't tip? easy thing to lodge. by the waitings britney and patrick got married back in 2022. she's been in the spotlight seen cheering at chiefs games with singer taylor swift. kayle

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right now in maui wishes talking to a lot of who is bono because the families in maui had three minutes to get out hopefully with her family and maybe their dog. it did not get all the documents out. but do you know what you need for p mack assistance? you need an id. now they are stuck. there are tons of situations where people have everything, have the house, et cetera and then life gets them and then all of a sudden they find themselves in situations they did know was even a a. situation they coule in. >> i mean, i also just like we call being shocked. i didso know you could only get ten copies of your social security card, a a lifetime maximum. >> and are not allowed to laminate it. >> i was just lost. >> it's so dumb. you can't laminate your social security card but you get a birth and then when you're 70 your set dealu supposed to have it. we got the people who hit the can limit and you can do like the whole process but yeah, there's a lifetime limit of social security cards. >> i don't, i'm shocked by that. i literally was like okay i need to take a minute. that's insane. >> put

it's sitting on maui after being severely damage from the la hina wildfires.erts are now saying about 50% of that tree. we'll not survived. that is up from the estimate about 40% that came in in december. there is some good news, s% though, according to maui county, they say small sections of the tree are still alive and can be transplanted into the areas where the dead sections need to be cut out. this is a process called air layering and it can produce a new plant that's identical to its parent. if successful. if we take these air layers and we >> planted in the section we took out, we get arbor that tree back into itself and maybe basically he'll its footprint if that's something that the state wants to do, the tree belongs to the the air layers belong to the state. it will be up to them. what will be done with these 10 air layers? >> sparkman, they're adding it will still be about one more month before teams begin removing dead sections of the line. banyan tree. coming up, how to brighten your weekend with a free art festival. details on the map. a lighted

they say he was attacked by a tiger shark in maui's bay on saturday life-saving measures were unsuccessful and he later died from his injuries. it was the eighth shark attack recorded in hawaii in 2023 >>> the west coast bracing for another round of storms, but today that rain is in the south. let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who's tracking those systems. hi, angie. >> if you maybe are hidedeaded k to work in texas, don't forget the rain gear. the good news is with this system we're not going to look at any real impacts when it comes to severe weather. it's mainly just going to be rain the system will work its way a little further to the east, impacting folks along the gulf coast. we could see potentially heavy rain, especially across portions, really stretching from places like new orleans out to houston. so heads up for that over the next couple days meanwhile, out west we have another storm system that's just going to bring ample amounts of rain and snow and wind washington to central california is where we'll watch for the biggest impacts. winter alerts are up for some of

with most of west maui, now open its reopen to tourism.oping that they will see a return to tourists spending and that could lead to an increase in job opportunities and of recovery for the state as well. talking about a return of people. 1 million people showed up to watch the ball drop in new york's times square. >> and that's a lot of trash. look at the major mess left behind in the army of people cleaning it up with the new york city department of sanitation about 100,000 pounds of litter and confetti and party hats had to be blown and stopped and cleaned and sweep swept all that stuff. they at 187 workers out there on the job. the commission thank the new york city mayor for giving them the resources they needed to do all of this work. and they wish everybody a healthy and a clean new year. big parties require big cleanup still day. how about football and the niners that are on top number one seed in the nfc. now the question is, are they going to play their starters and who for the regular season? one last game kron four's kate roone

maui had, you know, 3 minutes to get out, hopefully with their family and maybe their dog. they did not all their documents out. but you know what you need for fema assistance. you need an idea. so now they're they're stuck know and so i am there are tons of situations where people have everything have the house have the birth certificates, etc. and then le hits them and then all of a sudden they find themselves in a situation they didn't know, even a situation they could be at. yeah. i mean, i also just like recall being shocked. i didn't know that you could only get ten copies of your social security cards a lifetime maximum and you're not allowed to laminate it. i was just lost. so you can't leave any social security card, but you get it at birth and then you're 70. you're still supposed to have it and you can only get two. and we've had people not many, but we've had some people who have hit their ten limit and then, you know, can do like a whole process. but yeah, there's a lifetime limit of social security cards that don't. i was shocked by that, i literally was like,

maui had, you know, 3 minutes to get out, hopefully with their family and maybe their dog. did not all their documents out. but you know what you need for fema assistance. you need an idea. so now they're they're stuck know and so i am there are tons of situations where people have everything have the house have the birth certificates, etc. and then life hits them and then all of a sudden they find themselves in a situation they didn't know, even a situation they could be at. yeah. i mean, i also just like recall being shocked. i didn't know that you could only get ten copies of your social security cards a lifetime maximum and you're not allowed to laminate it. i was just lost. so you can't leave any social security card, but you get it at birth and then you're 70. you're still supposed to have it and you can only get two. and we've had people not many, but we've had some people who have hit their ten limit and then, you know, can do like a whole process. but yeah, there's a lifetime limit of social security cards that don't. i was shocked by that, i literally was like, ok

maui had, you know, 3 minutes to get out, hopefully with their family and maybe their dog. they did not all their documents out. but you know what you need for fema assistance. you need an idea. so now they're they're stuck know and so i am there are tons of situations where people have everything have the house have the birth certificates, etc. and then life hits them and then all of a sudden they find themselves in a situation they didn't know, even a situation they could be at. yeah. i mean, i also just like recall being shocked. i didn't know that you could only get ten copies of your social security cards a lifetime maximum and you're not allowed to laminate it. i was just lost. so you can't leave any social security card, but you get it at birth and then you're 70. you're still supposed to have it and you can only get two. and we've had people not many, but we've had some people who have hit their ten limit and then, you know, can do like a whole process. but yeah, there's a lifetime limit of social security cards that don't. i was shocked by that, i literally was lik

it happened yesterday afternoon at maui's kahului airport.irbus, a 321, was arriving from lax. five flight attendants and o taken out of service for inspection. the faa is now investigating the boeing 737 max. >> nine planes are getting back into service, three weeks after a door plug blew right off an alaska airlines jet as fox's madison, scarpino reports, the incident does have experts looking at the manufacturing process. >> i would need to return back to portland air traffic control, responding to an alaska airline crew during an emergency landing incident earlier this month after a mid-air blowout of a door plug at 16,000ft. >> nobody injured, but airlines were then forced to cancel thousands of flights. now they're back in business following the temporary grounding by the faa of boeing 737 max nine planes, one of those planes in the fleet landing in portland over the weekend. coming from las vegas, passengers on board saying the flight began with the captain coming out of the cockpit to thank them for being on board, said his thing abou

maui had, you know, 3 minutes to get out, hopefully with their family and maybe their dog. they did not all their documents out. but you know what you need for fema assistance. you need an idea. so now they're they're stuck know and so i am there are tons of situations where people have everything have the house have the birth certificates, etc. and then life hits them and then all of a sudden they find themselves in a situation they didn't know, even a situation they could be at. yeah. i mean, i also just like recall being shocked. i didn't know that you could only get ten copies of your social security cards a lifetime maximum and you're not allowed to laminate it. i was just lost. so you can't leave any social security card, but you get it at birth and then you're 70. you're still supposed to have it and you can only get two. and we've had people not many, but we've had some people who have hit their ten limit and then, you know, can do like a whole process. but yeah, there's a lifetime limit of social security cards that don't. i was shocked by that, i literally was lik

billion raised or allocated so far for fire victims half from the government on the nonprofit side, mauibursed about half the corporate side, $1.5 million in grants and goods from walmart which opened its doors and parking lot in maui after the fire. >> we gave away containers of merchandise at least one full container of ice and at least one full container of rice. >> reporter: now, thousands of people who lost their homes are still living in hotels 1,000 of them at the royal lahaina resort including 100 of its own employees. the hotel could make a lot more money from tourists but plans to stick with fema and the red cross and house locals for the foreseeable future. >> for the associates and people that are displaced, i mean, they want to move back. they want to move back to their land, but how do they do that? it's not an overnight fix. it's going to take time. >> reporter: and some of them have left hawaii now the government is offering top dollar for short-term rental owners in this area to convert to long-term leases, and enough have not stepped up yet and if they don't by march 1s

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authorities say jason carter was bitten while surfing off maui. is the first involving a shark in hawaii. in more than a year. his cousin says carter died doing what he loved to do. he had a passion for life that was simply beautiful. >> whether you had a lifetime with him or five minutes, you felt like a change person because of his beautiful spirit. >> experts say if you sense a shark is nearby, stay calm, don't thrash. scream or make any sudden movements. >> we have new details this morning about a hollywood actor and a street brawl that was caught on camera. >> whenever i feel bad, i kind of like to wallow in it for a little while. >> this morning, beverly hills, 90210 actor ian ziering is speaking out after being attacked on a los angeles street . video obtained by tmz shows the 59 year old moments after he says he got out of his car to check if a group of bikers who had been darting in and out of traffic had damaged his car. ziering says that's when the group attacked it. ziering is seen being punched and kicked by multiple people. he fights

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