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anks foining us tonight. >>> tonight, the state of emergency in hawaii, the deadly wildfire so catastrophicople jumped into the ocean to escape the flames. the massive inferno is fueled by a far away hurricane raging on maui and the big island. at least six dead. the flames burning homes and forcing hundreds to evacuate. much of a popular tourist town destroyed. the coast guard rescuing people after they fled into the water. our team in hawaii. >>> also tonight, just hours before president biden's visit to utah, the fbi fatally shooting a man there while serving a warrant after he allegedly threatened to kill the president. the images he posted online of guns and himself in a sniper suit holding a rifle. >>> just revealed, the special counsel's secret search warrant for donald trump's twitter account. what were they looking for? >>> the american nurse and her daughter kidnapped in haiti released after two weeks nearly. was there a ransom? >>> the billion dollar mystery. who won the record mega millions jackckpot? >>>>> our nbc c news exclusive, the mother/daughter duo set to make history as

. > goods tuesdeveryo anks foiningus. >>'m jca aguiang. aal push to help neighbors ban togetheo stop crime. the goal, tompower peopl t make smallnges to k t their families . marianne favro is at one of the events. it is a fun night out, but a serious topic. >> reporter: it certainly is. people are so excited about this eventt they are lined up all the way down the block. they're expecting more than 250 people to attend this national night out event in east san jose. people here are excited because there's going to be raffles, giving away free socks to seniors, free food, lots of music, games for kids. the whole idea is to get people out of their homes and socializing and strategizing about how to work together to fight crime in their neighborhoods. from cars broken into, to small fires in 35rking lots, jeff levine, the president of the roosevelt park neighborhood association says he's seen it all. >> car thefts, targeted burglaries, certain complexes are targets of crews and gangs that come around, either scouting out cars to steal stuff i

the dow jones industrial average was down, the transportation ank down on the week, the russell was down on the week. the s&p up, the midcap unch. it's something for bulls and bears. we have a topping formation. let's look at that not only in the s&p and severalin aggregate. first line. minor reversal knowns a head and shoulder. let's look at the next aggregate. this is the next chart. nasdaq 100. you can't tell them apart. let's keep going. you'll see instance after instance, okay, this is the sector, right, that depicts all industrials. xli. it's the same setup. let's keep going. all the the same time frame. this is consumer discretion, xly. it's got amazon and tesla in it. this is tech. look at the next. we've got housing up here coming up among others. this is the itb. so that's pullty and toll. are we, after such a bigmove in the march low, are we putting in a minor top? does the sell-off that began exactly a month ago, 27th of july, and here we are 27th of august essentially, is there more to go? that's my thinking. >> your thinking is there is more to go? >> yes. >> very good. mik

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ank you. >> thank you so much. >>> moving on here is another view of what is left behind. this video taken from an nbc helicopter right above town there. earlier today a little bit of smoke remaining with most of the flames gone. some pockets of the area were spared but the rest devastated there. you can also see the scope of the destruction from the new satellite images. let's bring in nbc's audrey asistio with a closer look. >> the images out of maui are devastating. we've obtained before and after satellite photos of the island showing the aftermath of the deadly wild fires. aook right here. this is a wide view of lahaina, theal capital of haw thi big building righte afe way. this little areas where the outlets are. and down below is the area where a lot of the tourists visit with the shops, restaurants, pier, bannon tree with the old courthouse. the main area where tourists usually visit. this is the before. and that is the after. maui's west side reduced to ashes. >>> i want to take a closer look at the tourist area where the beloved banyan tree is, 150-year-old tree

ank you. >> starting monday seven over 18,atchg c-span's new series, books that shaped erica, which will feature 10 oks at have provoked t, w awards, led to significant societal changes and are still talked about today. ahead of its premier, we are using the c-span archives to gain more insight into each book and its author. tonight at 9:00 eastern, numbers of congress honor the life and literary work of author willa cather with a statue unveiling at the u.s. capitol. >> the new york times wrote that no american novelist was more purely an artist than willa cather. ladies and gentlemen, what an understatement. the subject of willa cather's work is known to us. she was the daughter of red cloud, nebraska, gave the voice to the people she knew. the pioneers of the american frontier, her characters and settings were written with such depth and emotion. they still captivate readers to this day. >> at 9:50, a group of black women writers talk about zora neale hurston's "their eyes were watching god" and their impact on african-american culture. >> you can't read this book without being drench

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ank you for watching ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday, criminal conspiracy.ident donald trump is criminallyum charged for tryingo overturn the 2020 election and hold on to power. >> the attack on our nation's capitol on january 6th, 2021, was an unprecedented assault on the seat of american democracy. described in the indictment, it was fueled by lies. >> this is now the third criminal indictment against donald trump this year. every time they file an indictment we go way up in the polls. one more indictment and this election is closed out. nobody has even a chance. >> will the support in the party continue to grow. >> the fake charges put forth by thet biden sham indictment, i would assume he's mentally ill. >> will his top rivals rally around him or start to attack and can our democracy survive this challenge? my guests this morning, john lura and jamie raskin, a member of the january 6th attorney and the former lead january 6th impeachment manager. joining me for insight and be analysis are hallie jackson, peter baker, republican strategist al cardenes and

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ank you. and now you know why? i told you she was our star scholar. thank you so much, dr. cohen, for that those words and that inspiration. it is a gift to the capitol. that to have you with us. we are going to hear from senator amy klobuchar who couldn't be with us tonight, but has been with us on many occasions and has made it possible for us to move forward. and so as soon as the technology allows that to happen, we will tell you. senator klobuchar also is the first woman to represent her home state of minnesota, the united states senate. she chairs the rules committee. is a passionate advocate for justice. and here she is. so us hear from senator klobuchar and then i'm going to give you the instructions the to where. hello to everyone attending the us capitol historical society's women of national statuary hall program. i'd like to thank my friend jane campbell for your tremendous leadership as president and ceo of the us. c h s. i'd also like to recognize of the other great women leaders involved in this. my friend congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, congress woma

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so wn you really, really sit with that, my hope is that that becomes the invitation to better ank you thank great questions. yes. look, my name is jordan and, also from morgan as well. all right. so for me, i love it. love the i love y'all are my favorite people to talk to. i love the college mind. so my question isn't really about politics. it's more of as educated black woman. what something you would tell us morgan students that are here like what's our focus on want to use our abilities at the best of at best way that we can and to also bet our community with it. well, i actually think those of you coming out of moan and most of the hbo skews are at a large advantage. but i also want to talk about some of what want you to expect when you leave the beautiful kind of mecca that is established on a black campus. so what you get to see every day is what a world would look like if expectations. people that look like us were high. that is the expectation everybody, every doctor, so-and-so, so-and-so, they all look like us. the you know, the buildings are named people that look like us.

physically whether that's tseeigh banking, whether either that's physically whether that's tsee the)anking that's physically whether that's tsee the attacks whether either that's physically whether that's tsee the attacks you'vear people see the attacks you've witnessed yourself. know witnessed it yourself. i know i have this is what's going on. the left will take nothing but complete , complete complete, complete submissiveness , complete submissiveness, complete capitulation . and people are capitulation. and people are seeing it. they've had enough and they're finally now becoming unafraid. >> listen, i know all about the russia hoax that rather unkind report of me with a bank that cancelled me mentioned russia 144 times. so i get that. i understand that a final thought, don, if i can. your father is a man of extra ordinary resilience , you know, i mean, i watched him , you know, from the moment him, you know, from the moment he won the election, they did everything they could, everything they could, everything they could to discredit him. we had the russia hoax. et cetera. on a human l

physically whether that's tseeigh banking, whether either that's physically whether that's tsee the)ankingr either that's physically whether that's tsee the attacks whether either that's physically whether that's tsee the attacks you'vear people see the attacks you've witnessed yourself. know witnessed it yourself. i know i have this is what's going on. the left will take nothing but complete , complete complete, complete submissiveness , complete submissiveness, complete capitulation . and people are capitulation. and people are seeing it. they've had enough and they're finally now becoming unafraid. >> listen, i know all about the russia hoax that rather unkind report of me with a bank that cancelled me mentioned russia 144 times. so i get that. i understand that a final thought, don, if i can. your father is a man of extra ordinary resilience , you know, i mean, i watched him , you know, from the moment him, you know, from the moment he won the election, they did everything they could, everything they could, everything they could to discredit him. we had the russia hoax. et cetera. on a

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i really did ank you very much. i really did enjoy that. it's great.is that is both sides of this debate. know that's debate. right. and i know that's what lot of people at. so what a lot of people are at. so thank both very, very much. thank you both very, very much. was a london assembly member for croydon sutton. neil croydon and sutton. neil garrett, meteorologist.jim garrett, a meteorologist. jim dale. tuesday dale. and when tuesday rolls around again, want to around and again, i just want to emphasise anybody emphasise for anybody who's watching probably watching this, as probably most people in people are, who are not in london, reason why we london, and the reason why we bang about this because bang on about this is because i've feeling this i've got a strong feeling this is to going come to a town or a city i keep saying. city near you as i keep saying. and you know, the and so, you know, the conversation starts here you conversation starts here and you might where you might be having it where you live shortly. but live very, very shortly. but

welcomg on behalf of isi the american diplomacy foundation modern age patrick deneen and all of our ank you. today, before we begin with our panel, we first will have remarks by patrick deneen. patrick deneen is the professor political science at the university of notre dame. he's the author of many books, including liberalism failed, and his latest work regime change toward a post liberal future. with that will bring patrick. thank you so much. thank you, jonny. comments. and thank you, all of you who are here tonight on a beautiful night, one of those rare nights in washington, d.c., where you're not to death from from weather that i remember all too well. i'm deeply honored by the gathering here. those of you who are here by senator by president of the heritage foundation, christine and by columnist for the washington post. but i would be remiss if i didn't say i was most honored by the presence a pretty significant presence of several genera with. and as a teacher and someone who's maybe moving toward slightly more toward end of my career. this really what gives me hope is to have t

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do the|ank you very, former private secretary at 10 dowimuch.ate secretary at 10 dowimuch. do the taxpayers have very much. do the taxpayers have a to think the civil a right to think the civil service is grossly overpaid, inefficient , service is grossly overpaid, inefficient, and service is grossly overpaid, inefficient , and frankly, service is grossly overpaid, inefficient, and frankly, we're all being ripped off? well i mean, that's your view, is it, patrick, or do taxpayers have a right to be concerned about that 7 right to be concerned about that ? do you think that's incorrect ? >> 7- >> yeah, 7 >> yeah, obviously, taxpayers do have a right to be concerned about all of how their money is spent and the civil service is part of that. but i think that this report is distorting things slightly. and also, you need to look at efficiency in the round. i mean, what what opinion polls suggest is that the public are very concerned about the government not delivering on what it says it's going to do . what it says it's going to do. and therefore, c

bit of armistice today and world cup finally thanks. of armistice today and world cup fineexcited anks ankthe people >> excited for the people playing it's players good playing. it's the players good lad gareth says and lad gareth says i'm up and getting the match getting ready for the match today it? yikes today. how exciting is it? yikes nail biting stuff. nervous heck. but i just know england are to going win 2—1. everyone keep saying to you on. >> i think there's something in it. if you quit on that, maybe there is. >> e f- e says i'm with you >> yeah. dawn says i'm with you an never been bothered an i've never been bothered before , i can't wait for the before, but i can't wait for the game come england. it game today. come on, england. it just would be so fab, isn't it, to see football coming home? yeah. why isn't prince william going? you know, why isn't rishi sunak going? they should be there. i know it's a long way, but they should be there, don't you think? fact, prince you think? in fact, prince william. if saw william. i don't know if you saw did little sort of not did a li

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