i hope we save the pier and the adamson house. i hope we save sarah retreat we just came out of franklin and i will tell you something else we had a fire in november as well. it's been one a month. i don't know if you know about the broad fire but we had that and the franklin fire and now this. it's just devastating. >> the worst fire in southern california history back in 2018 so the hits just keep coming for you guys. we thank you for your time and fortunately we need to run but we are thinking about you and everyone in malibu and firefighters trying to get a hold of the situation out there despite the 0% containment so thank you. >> thank you for the firefighters and first responders fisher. >>> these intensifiers are forcing thousands to flee from their homes some of them getting devastating news their homes couldn't be saved i got texts from my own fencing they lost their homes we have more on the human toll of these fires after the break. - it's apparent. not me. - yeah. nice going lou! nothing like a little confidence boost

this is a good moment to bring in terry adamson, longtime friend of jimmy and rosalynn carter, served as their personal attorney for many years following their time in the white house. mr. adams and is an inaugural trustee of the carter center. terry, so good to see you. thank you so much. >> i've enjoyed this discussion, thank you. >> norah: any corrections you want to make or additions to our conversation? we welcome them, sir. >> i would have made one other point that doug almost made but didn't quite. in the film of the original walk down pennsylvania avenue, one of the people in that picture is jason carter. he is on his dad's shoulders or his arms in the pictures you you showed and i do expect he will be with the family that makes the next trip. this is his second trip down pennsylvania avenue with his grandfather. >> norah: it's a wonderful point. terry, as you look at the former presidents return here to washington, what was his relationship while he was here in the nation's capital with many of the people here and lawmakers? >> doug is a better commenter on that than i am. a

terry adamson, a long—time personal lawyer and friend tojimmy carter, thank you very much for sharingmories and thought today. thank you for having me, _ memories and thought today. thank you for having me, thank— memories and thought today. thank you for having me, thank you. - indirect talks between israel and hamas aimed at securing a ceasefire in gaza and the release of hostages are continuing in qatar. there are fresh differences between the two sides — after a hamas official said the group approved a list of 3a israeli hostages to be returned as part of an agreement. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office then quickly issued a statement — saying hamas had not provided such a list. it comes as the health ministry in gaza says israeli air raids have killed more than 200 people since thursday. israel says it's targeting hamas fighters and infrastructure. jonah fisher has the latest from jerusalem. the last few days have been devastating, even by this war�*s terrible standards. israel says this weekend, it struck more than 100 what it calls terror targets in gaza. one of

and this reminds me that a few months ago, his personal lawyer, longtime personal lawyer terry adamsontold me a funny story that carter was talking to one of his grandchildren or great grandchildren, and he was reminiscing about what a great life he'd had. what a success he had been in everything he did. but then he quipped, but, you know, i'm apparently not very good at this dying business. and that's classic carter, acerbic humor. and he wasn't very good at this dying business. he lived a very long, productive life. it's just an astonishing record in a life of service. >> right. which is in so many ways at the core of his faith and his christian values and beliefs. he could have had a different life after his presidency. he went out of office, and many saw him as a failed president. but then he went on and had this decades long career of serving others in small and forgotten places all over the world, and of course, would come back and teach sunday school two out of three sundays, would teach sunday school in this in this small town, when kids would see him, they would refer to him a

. >> alex adamson, another former federal prosecutor, is with us. this is how the trump team, in a statement responded to this. and i'm quoting now today's order by the deeply conflicted acting justice merchan in the manhattan da witch hunt is a direct violation of the supreme court's immunity decision. the constitution demands that it be immediately dismissed. how do you respond to that? >> well, wolf, i'd respond that judge merchan made it very clear that this decision of his this order does not contradict the immunity ruling because none of the conduct he found were official acts, and because all of fell outside of that immunity ruling. then the jury's verdict should be preserved. and dismissal is not required at this time. i you know, what else was the trump team going to say, quite frankly? i mean, it's the same script, it's the same narrative. and so we shouldn't be surprised that that's the reaction. but let's be clear, judge merchan made a very detailed analysis on why this was constitutional and why the jury verdict should stand. and i'm su