it or not, weekend in a row, believe it or not, where we had low pressure in charge of our weather, and this one will bring some showers and some longer spells of rain through tonight push into northern ireland and the west of scotland. few showers elsewhere, clear spells towards the east, not quite as warm or muggy as last night, but still holding up at between 12—15. for tomorrow, a pretty soggy start for some parts of northern ireland, the western side of scotland and parts of northern england. this band of rain pushing eastwards. elsewhere, sunny spells, but showers, some of which could be heavy and thundery. the sort of day where your weather app may struggle a bit to predict exactly where the shallows will turn up and went, so worth staying tuned for the latest. —— whether showers will turn up. quite a windy day, especially towards the west, and 18 for stornoway, may be 2a in norwich, eastern england seen the warmest weather. some of the driest as well. that will be the case again on sunday. most of the showers up towards the north and west of the uk, some further south and east, and

later in the day, some more cloud and persistent rain pushing into the south—west. 18—23. let me show you next week. it starts on a fairly unsettled note, but by the end of the week, there are some signs that it may start to turn drier and indeed a little warmer again. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. on the premier league's opening night, a star is leaving the stage. harry kane is on the move to munich.

of those who are still here, a £111 million man. liverpool agreed to break the british transfer record for moises caicedo the fourth of spain make the last four for the previous champions. and it was nail—biting against nigeria. now the lionesses have columbia to overcome to reach the semifinals. also coming up on sportsday... wembley awaits a historic weekend. both the men's and women's challenge cup finals take place at the same venue on the same day. hello again.

will come along. it appears the premier league season could be about to start without one of its most famous faces, but with a new british transfer record. harry kane is due in germany to have a medical ahead of a move to bayern munich from spurs after the two agreed a fee of around £86 million, while111 million is the amount liverpool are willing to pay for moises caicedo. both transfers may well befit the term saga, but kane's current manager — for the time being, at least — ange postecoglou, says a deal is "imminent", and revealed that he's known since the day he took over that his striker planned to leave. in my mind, after the conversation, it seemed harry had made up his mind. if not, he was also happy to stay. it wasn't like he was forcing it on me. he was very professional about it and i tried to treat him with the respect that a player of his standing deserves. we've been playing for this, fair to say, for a

while. i think it doesn't take too much investigative work to realise that this was going to happen, so we've been planning for it to happen anyway. a lot of business up until now. this doesn't change things dramatically from my perspective anyway. at the other end of this deal is bayern, who have spent the whole summer trying to prise the england captain away from spurs. let's head to munich and our correspondentjoe inwood. joe, ange postecoglou said it's imminent from his point of view. what are you hearing out there? basically the same thing. the expectation here at the arena is that harry kane is on his way. there's been a rumour all day. there often is with this talk of him, but we understand he's probably on his way now. he may even be in the

country in time for medical today, i need to exactly the player they need at bayern munich. that was something emphasised by thomas to go when he spoke to the press. we are working under the highest pressure — we are working under the highest pressure and highest focus and priority— pressure and highest focus and priority to _ pressure and highest focus and priority to sign here again. this is the situation. i confirmed it. this shows_ the situation. i confirmed it. this shows the — the situation. i confirmed it. this shows the importance. we are trying to get— shows the importance. we are trying to get captain off the english national team out of england. it's a huge _ national team out of england. it's a huge deel— national team out of england. it's a huge deal that we are working on stuff as tom tuchel says, the rice working on stuff as tom tuchel says, the price asset- _ working on stuff as tom tuchel says, the price asset. how— working on stuff as tom tuchel says, the price asset. how quickly - working on stuff as tom tuchel says, the price asset. how quickly might i the price asset. how quickly might take them out on the pitch? they have a super cut match tomorrow.

playing rb leipzig or so... the deadline is three o'clock tomorrow. there is every possibility he could play, so it's really impossible to say. i think it's not too far—fetched to expect those fans might get a glimpse of harry kane. i spoke to some fans earlier that were very excited about the prospect of england's have been playing for the club. we have some strikers which were really _ we have some strikers which were really beloved from each and every country. _ really beloved from each and every country. so — really beloved from each and every country, so i think he will be the one filling — country, so i think he will be the one filling the gap, which is at the moment— one filling the gap, which is at the moment irr— one filling the gap, which is at the moment in munich.— one filling the gap, which is at the moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? _ moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i— moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i think— moment in munich. what reaction you think he'll get? i think the _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's _ think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's been - think he'll get? i think the excitement. it's been a i think he'll get? i think the l excitement. it's been a long think he'll get? i think the - excitement. it's been a long road. i think excitement. it's been a long road. think only positive. i think very positive — think only positive. i think very positive i— think only positive. i think very positive. i think sharing clubs is

proud _ positive. i think sharing clubs is proud to— positive. i think sharing clubs is proud to take one of the best english — proud to take one of the best english soccer players —— german clubs _ english soccer players —— german clubs thats— english soccer players —— german clubs. that's big for germany, i think _ absolutely. as you can hear them, it isa it is a big dealfor this club if they can get england's happen. it's worth saying that harry kane, when he joins, worth saying that harry kane, when hejoins, he will be worth saying that harry kane, when he joins, he will be filling some significant issues. certainly in german history, you've had your conclusion, current ruler, robert levin e. there are really significant issues for harry kane to phil. if any english striker was going to live up to the number nine shirt, it is harry kane.— shirt, it is harry kane. joe, thank ou ve shirt, it is harry kane. joe, thank you very much — shirt, it is harry kane. joe, thank you very much indeed. _ now, the england captain is universally recognisable, but it's a player who few outside of brighton would immediately identify that could break

the british transfer record. that face belongs to moises caicedo. liverpool have had an £111 million bid accepted for the ecuador midfielder and caicedo's manager is moving on already. i would like to transfer only one time. i've already forgotten moises. i'm really proud for the player we have in the squad. caicedo's departure from the amex to anfield might not be as cut and dried as de zerbi suggests. chelsea have long had an interest in the midfielder, and it's thought caicedo's preference would be to move to stamford bridge. but chelsea would have to match liverpool's bid for someone that cost brighton only 4 million two years ago. mauricio pochettino didn't commit to anything today, butjurgen klopp did — both to the fact his club have had an offer accepted and also that he might have spoken a little too soon when he questioned in 2016 teams spending

£100 million on a player. if people want to throw my quote from _ if people want to throw my quote from five — if people want to throw my quote from five to six years ago, no probient _ from five to six years ago, no probient i— from five to six years ago, no problem. i realise nowi from five to six years ago, no problem. i realise now i was wrong. easy to _ problem. i realise now i was wrong. easy to admit that. kane — and caicedo, for that matter — show that there's more than just the football that keeps the premier league story ticking over. but the transfers will have to take a back seat for the weekend at least. and the new season starts with the defending champions attempting to win a sixth title in seven years. manchester city being favourites to do this again isn't new to anyone, but hoping to spring a surprise perhaps a little further down the table are the league's fresh faces. luton bring with them the premier league's romantic tale and their idiosyncratic home kenilworth road — both the club and their stadium in the top flight for the first time in more than 30 years. for sheffield united, questions about their ownership situation

and for a team now without two key players who helped them win promotion. while burnley are back in the premier league afterjust one season away and begin their campaign tonight with their manager vincent kompany once again reuniting with his old boss, as manchester city and pep guardiola make the trip to turf moor. i spoke to the goalkeeper paul robinson. i i spoke to the goalkeeper paul robinson. ~ f , robinson. i think they're very well-equipped _ robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to _ robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay - robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay in - robinson. i think they're very well-equipped to stay in the l robinson. i think they're very - well-equipped to stay in the premier well—equipped to stay in the premier league. the players that they caught, they can't compete at this level. if you have real ambitions, you don't sell your nearest player to your nearest rival. i think they will stay in this league. there will be games where they struggle,

because vincent kompany has turned around to play a different style of football. there will be ups and down for burnley, but i'm sure they'll get enough to stay in the league. as far as their opponents, this is a season which pep guardiola insists will not contain another trouble. are you amongst all those others that say it will be city once again? it's going to be hard to dislodge city. | it's going to be hard to dislodge city. i think anyone above them will win the league. he's a bit of game play with the manager. they've only had two weeks last preseason as everybody else. for burnley, that might be a good sign. but if you look at their squad, you could see more players coming in. guardiola was a massive addition for them. he's lost a couple of players, but he does this every year. i think

liverpool will do better, manchester united will be better, but i don't think anyone will upset... not many are betting against manchester city this season. it would seem in fact all but one of the 27 bbc pundits asked to predict the champions went for them to win the league again, and that's why the battle to try and catch. to try and catch city has intense and so very costly. we've already talked about moises caicedo, and if he moves to anfield, he'lljoin dominik szoboszlai — the hungarian who's their most expensive signing so far — as liverpool try to get back in the title race. arsenal were city's closest challengers last season and they spent 100 million alone on declan rice. kai havertz hasjoined him at the emirates. and in manchester city have haaland, well, manchester united now have hojlund one of three big signings along with andre onana and mason mount who, like kai havertz, are part of the overhaul at chelsea with six in and double that out. and perhaps to that list of contenders you can now add newcastle, fourth last season and ready for the champions league. but their saudi backers have spent around £150 million this summer,

which continues to invite controversy from those who have accused the country of "sportswashing" but has the city expecting a lot in return. the bbc�*s football news show presenter ben croucher has paid newcastle a visit. for relegation candidates in just eight months —— 18, the question now is how do we united kick on and what are their realistic expectations? we come to the heart of the city to find out more. you think we have a chance to going to wembley, it's unbelievable. i

haven't quite comprehended it. i’m haven't quite comprehended it. i'm excited about the season starting. the optimism is right up there and i hope _ the optimism is right up there and i hope it— the optimism is right up there and i hope it can — the optimism is right up there and i hope it can be a successful season. as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's _ as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening _ as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening at _ as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening at the _ as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening at the club - as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening at the club is - as a newcastle fan, now, i believe what's happening at the club is a l what's happening at the club is a something — what's happening at the club is a something irig _ what's happening at the club is a something big-— what's happening at the club is a something big. from the outside, --eole something big. from the outside, people have _ something big. from the outside, people have seen _ something big. from the outside, people have seen this _ something big. from the outside, people have seen this influx - something big. from the outside, people have seen this influx of. people have seen this influx of saudi arabian money. has it been blown out of proportion? i saudi arabian money. has it been blown out of proportion?- blown out of proportion? i think those are important _ blown out of proportion? i think those are important questions. | blown out of proportion? i think i those are important questions. it's been _ those are important questions. it's been an— those are important questions. it's been an education ever since it went through _ been an education ever since it went through we— been an education ever since it went through. i've learned things i didn't— through. i've learned things i didn't know. we went over to saudi arabia, _ didn't know. we went over to saudi arabia, we — didn't know. we went over to saudi arabia, we met the squad over there and some _ arabia, we met the squad over there and some of— arabia, we met the squad over there and some of the back rooms. and some of the _ and some of the back rooms. and some of the directors. it was a real education _ of the directors. it was a real education to go to the country and see for— education to go to the country and see for yourself. the education to go to the country and see for yourself.— education to go to the country and see for yourself. the saudi are very clever in how _ see for yourself. the saudi are very clever in how they _ see for yourself. the saudi are very clever in how they want _ see for yourself. the saudi are very clever in how they want things - clever in how they want things happen— clever in how they want things happen for— clever in how they want things happen for the _ clever in how they want things happen for the club. _ clever in how they want things happen for the club. he's - clever in how they want things happen for the club. he's a . happen for the club. he's a hard—working _ happen for the club. he's a

hard—working person. - happen for the club. he's a hard—working person. i- happen for the club. he's a hard-working person.- happen for the club. he's a hard-working person. i can see why he's been linked _ hard-working person. i can see why he's been linked with _ hard-working person. i can see why he's been linked with the _ hard-working person. i can see why he's been linked with the england l he's been linked with the england manager'sjob. at the minute, we want _ manager'sjob. at the minute, we want to— manager'sjob. at the minute, we want to keep them here. we probably think he's— want to keep them here. we probably think he's the best chance of newcastle finally winning a trophy. i like newcastle finally winning a trophy. i like to— newcastle finally winning a trophy. i like to think it was —— he will stick with them long term. he deserves to be given that chance. the growing spectre of saudi arabia's influence stretches beyond newcastle, of course. these are the players that last season were in the premier league and are now in the country's pro league, which coincidentally also starts tonight. the first match is just a few minutes away and it involves al ahli, one of teams now funded by the saudi investment fund as their season begins with more stars, but also scrutiny both abroad and at home. from fans of the top four clubs, there is already a more intense competition between them compared to previous seasons. every club is

looking at the other club and saying they have better stars than us, and obviously, if the new case where you have the pif running all the clubs. a lot of either on them and how they will manage each of these clubs. there is a lot in terms of organisation and infrastructure and broadcasting. there are so many things because for the first time, there is so many eyes on the leak from all over the world. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other top stories. anthonyjoshua traded hard stares with heavyweight challenger robert helenius at the weigh in ahead of their meeting—in ahead of their meeting in london tomorrow. joshua had been due to fight dillian whyte, but the all—british bout was cancelled when whyte failed a voluntary drugs test and helenius was called in as a replacement. superchargers beat the invincible at headingley. lichfield hit a superb

68-45. andy murray apologised to the crowd after he was forced to withdraw from the canadian open with an abdominal strain with him due to face italian seventh seed jannik sinner in the last 16. the injury will disrupt murray's preparations for the forthcoming us open. the first of the women's world cup quarterfinals have guaranteed that the winner this year will do so for the first time. spain and sweden are into the last four, both winning 2—1 as patrick gearey reports. along way. a different squad or mutiny, but revelation has come from the revolution. the team informed, but also in luck. var spotted dutch woman stephanie pendergrass handball in the box penalty. staying ahead less than ten minutes left. this is

her 106th cap. this will be her final world cup. she wasn't going to end it like that. translation: -- commentator: scored! spain strike in extra time! is the kind of scales _ spain strike in extra time! is the kind of scales spain _ spain strike in extra time! is the kind of scales spain could - spain strike in extra time! is the kind of scales spain could have i kind of scales spain could have ruto. but sweden had not doubt 90 america, and they know it is about opportunism —— not doubt 90 america. it got betterfor the opportunism —— not doubt 90 america. it got better for the swedes after the break. —— knocked out my team ricoh wiki couldn't take it. still, they kept pushing, and in the final minutes, hayashi offered them a

flicker of hope, but time was running away. the last former champions are out. thanks to sweden, there will be a new name on the women's world cup. england's chance to join spain and sweden arrives in the morning when they play colombia in sydney. jane dougall has been with the camp today as they prepare for a match for which laurenjames is suspended, and the expectations are high. sarina wiegman was keen that lauren james would be banned for two matches after being shown the red card in the game against nigeria. james could have been given a three—game man, but fifa's committee showed some leniency, that means she may not be available to play in the world cup if england were to get that far. —— a three—game black one. the england manager capture cards close to her chest. edi the england manager capture cards close to her chest.— close to her chest. of course, it's not u- close to her chest. of course, it's not up to — close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me- _ close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's _ close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two _ close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two games - close to her chest. of course, it's not up to me. it's two games and

close to her chest. of course, it's . not up to me. it's two games and we respect that punishment. not sure if that's the right word. we take it from here. just hope you get through. from here. just hope you get throu~h. ~ , .,, from here. just hope you get throu~h. , ,, , through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst _ through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was — through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was asked _ through. will people -- goalkeeper mary herbst was asked about - through. will people -- goalkeeper. mary herbst was asked about lauren, saying she was fine and acknowledge what she had done was wrong. herbst was kept very busy, and she was askedif was kept very busy, and she was asked if she felt columbia would bring the same intensity —— earps. this level is full of heat and pressure _ this level is full of heat and pressure and all those emotions that come _ pressure and all those emotions that come with— pressure and all those emotions that come with it, i think that's exciting _ come with it, i think that's exciting as a player. but ultimately, we're focused on getting the job— ultimately, we're focused on getting the job done and playing football. thats— the job done and playing football. that's all— the job done and playing football. that's all we really think about. this is— that's all we really think about. this is a — that's all we really think about. this is a 75,000 seater stadium and it is sold out for saturday's match between england and columbia. this will be the largest ever lie and is supporting crowd that england will

have played in so far —— lionesses. the american allly ewing began the day for under far, but sought to 10—under after the break. superb hunting by charley hull has put her... i was for the 80th time in that competition history. not many would have expected those to be involved. the coaches say it is a suitable reward. ., ., ., ., , ., ., reward. you go away at the start of the ear reward. you go away at the start of the year to — reward. you go away at the start of the year to build _ reward. you go away at the start of the year to build connection. - reward. you go away at the start of the year to build connection. to - reward. you go away at the start of| the year to build connection. to the fans, it would be... i know how

passionate they are and what will mean to them. it's about the next 20-30 mean to them. it's about the next 20—30 years, it's going to be a win if we can get the win. it will be remembered for a long time. i remembered for a long time. i haven't had much to share about, so you can _ haven't had much to share about, so you can understand why everyone's excited, _ you can understand why everyone's excited, but we've still got a job to do _ excited, but we've still got a job to do. we've got to make sure we're controlled _ to do. we've got to make sure we're controlled and composed and deliver a performance that the town are proud _ a performance that the town are proud of — a performance that the town are proud of for the next 50 years if need _ proud of for the next 50 years if need be — let's had to wembley ahead of the double—header. adam, both leigh and hull kr having described as on fancy team — perhaps unfair, but...

described as on fancy team - perhaps unfair. but---— unfair, but... certainly, the history books _ unfair, but... certainly, the history books reflects - unfair, but... certainly, the history books reflects that. | unfair, but... certainly, the- history books reflects that. leigh have not won the challenge cup since 1971. here it is. this is one of the prized possessions in world rugby, the men's challenge cup trophy. either leigh or hull east in rovers will be hoisting... a formerfan. a former fan. we're a formerfan. we're going to a former fan. we're going to talk about the match in a moment, but first, let's talk about the men, because for both sets of fans, it's been a long wait.— been a long wait. incredible, and congratulations _ been a long wait. incredible, and congratulations to _ been a long wait. incredible, and congratulations to both - been a long wait. incredible, and congratulations to both of - been a long wait. incredible, and congratulations to both of them. | been a long wait. incredible, and - congratulations to both of them. who would have thought we would have leigh leopards at wembley? it could go anyway and i'm so excited to be

part of it. the leigh story is extraordinary.— part of it. the leigh story is extraordinary. part of it. the leigh story is extraordina . j , , ., extraordinary. they've been branded, the chance extraordinary. they've been branded, they change their _ extraordinary. they've been branded, they change their colours, _ extraordinary. they've been branded, they change their colours, they - extraordinary. they've been branded, they change their colours, they now l they change their colours, they now play leopard print. they proved so many people wrong the season. i’m many people wrong the season. i'm one of many people wrong the season. i“n one of those people. they were too similar to weekend warriors. nobody knew what to accept —— wigan wariors. one of the way to the super league. wariors. one of the way to the super lea . ue. , wariors. one of the way to the super leaaue. , ., ~ wariors. one of the way to the super leaaue. , ., ,, ., league. hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final. _ league. hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final. who _ league. hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final. who doesn't - league. hull kr still talk about the 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk i 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win _ 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win when _ 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win when they've - 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk about a win when they've won i 1980 cup final. who doesn't talk l about a win when they've won this beautiful trophy? another phenomenal set of fans. the fans are so great and it's one of the hardest places to play. they really deserve to be here. they've had ups and downs, but i can't wait to see them tomorrow. let's talk about the women, because

it's hugely important for the women's game to be here at wembley. ten years ago, five years ago, we were at york. five years later, i can't even put into words. quite emotional. _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really is _ can't even put into words. quite emotional, it really is quite - emotional, it really is quite a moment. emotional, it really is quite a moment-— emotional, it really is quite a moment. . , ., , ., , moment. there have been two years because as — moment. there have been two years because as a — moment. there have been two years because as a former— moment. there have been two years because as a former player, - moment. there have been two years because as a former player, this - moment. there have been two years because as a former player, this is i because as a former player, this is the most incredible venue. i've watched the challenge cup for every year and i'm sojealous of watched the challenge cup for every year and i'm so jealous of these girls i get to run out. i'm grateful that i get to be a little part. titer? that i get to be a little part. very briefly - fitting — that i get to be a little part. very briefly - fitting that _ that i get to be a little part. very briefly - fitting that it _ that i get to be a little part. very briefly — fitting that it leads back against the most successful teams. abs, against the most successful teams. perfect kind of fairy tale ending for the two of them it will —— which will be a great battle tomorrow. what a great moment for them both. history either way for either leeds or st. helens. first trophy lifted

in a very long time. adam, thank you very much indeed. yesterday, we talked about dame sarah storey. josh wins bronze behind the time the 19—year—old brit has competed in the world championships elite level. ben wiggins — recognise the name? son of sir bradley. he isjust 18 and sir bradley was there to watch him do it. just over an hour to go before the premier league season starts in earnest. the first match is at church more. i imagine this needs a little bit of watering —— turfmoor. sit back and

enjoy. head to the iplayer to watch our football news show. that's it from sportsday, goodbye for now. hello. we had our brief spell of warmth in the last couple of days, and now that the weekend is here, of course, it's turning a little cooler and more unsettled. but don't get me wrong, it's not going to be awful. there will certainly be some fine weather around, some lengthy spells of sunshine, but quite a few showers around as well, brought by this area of low pressure just to the north—west of us right now. and this is how it's going to barrel across the uk during the course of the weekend, and the closer you are to the centre of this low pressure, the more frequent the showers will be. so, through the course of this evening and overnight, showers, quite frequent ones spreading into northern ireland by the morning, western scotland, perhaps the irish sea, wales, maybe the south, too, whereas many central and eastern parts of the uk should wake up

to a bright, if not sunny, weather saturday morning with temperatures around 15—16 degrees. so a pleasant start to the day. and here's saturday itself — quite brisk winds around western coasts with these atlantic winds and a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of them could be heavy, could be a crack of thunder, most lengthy spells of sunshine, i think, in the south. and this pattern will continue into sunday as well. so, again, the closer are to the centre of the low, the more frequent the showers will be and generally out towards the west, too. so london, norwich, hull probably faring best with fine weather, some spots could actually get away with a completely dry weekend. now, let's have a look at monday. the low pressure still with us, but it is fizzling away. still have a weather front here, so that does mean that across east anglia and the southeast for a time on monday, it could be in the morning or lasting into the afternoon. difficult to say, but some cloud and rain certainly in the forecast. showers could break out also across scotland, but many areas towards the west actually fine weather

to start the week. now, let's talk about the jet stream. it's still over us. it's been over us more or less all summer and at leastjuly into august. so this is where it will roughly be through the week, deflecting any heat coming our way from the south eastwards. but it could come close to the south later next week, so temperatures could rise. in fact, there is a hint — if you keep checking the apps, you'll notice that as you go beyond wednesday, thursday into friday, the temperatures keep rising and the weather turns a little bit drier and brighter. bye— bye. more than 50 people have been killed

on the island of maui. on the south coast of england are being moved off after legionella bacteria has been found on board. as... enter the year teaming union illegal according to new figures. hello, i'm maryam, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from we start tonight in hawaii — i want to show you some pretty incredible pictures. huge wildfires have killed at least 55 people and left about a thousand unaccounted for. hawaii's governor says it's probably the largest natural disaster in the state's history. let's take a closer look at what happened in one town — lahaina, on the western tip of maui. here, you get a sense of what it was — a historic town and popular tourist destination. but as we pan, you see the impact of the fires.

local authorities say 80% of the coastal community is "gone".