chris pallone, nbc news, washington. >> those images still so hard to watch. >>> there's a new public announcement urging the hispanic community to recognize the difference between aging and early signs of alzheimer's. the bilingual campaign is called some things come with age. campaign organizers say the goal is to encourage hispanic and latino families to recognize signs early, talk to doctors, and get quick access to medicine. the alzheimer's association says the hispanic community tends to be diagnosed at later stages of the disease. >> we know there are barriers to accessing care and we know the hispanic community in particular tends to wait until there's an emergency or something is really wrong before they seek a diagnosis. >> the alzheimer's association says hispanics had run and a half times more likely to develop the disease than others. >>> a new study named the nation's capital as the most overworked major city in america. finance buzz looked at the number of hours worked per week, average commute time, percentage of active workers over retirement age, and decided washingt

"today in the bay"'s chris pallone begins our coverage live in washington. chris, the former president is reacting to the announcement that just came down. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning to you. that's absolutely right. the district attorney in fulton county, georgia, fani willis, last night announced these new charges shortly before midnight. the latest legal trouble for the former president and current front-runner for the gop nomination. indicted again. former president donald trump now facing criminal charges in georgia. >> the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election. >> reporter: late monday, a fulton county grand jury charged the former president with 13 counts, including racketeering and conspiracy, accusing him of trying to overturn the state's 2020 election results. >> the participants in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere to block the counting of the votes of the presidential electors. >> reporter: the 98-page indictment levies 41 charges against trump a

. >>> nbc's chris pallone is live at capitol hill with the latest on developments. ng, chris. >> reporter: scott, good morning to you. as the president and first lady prepare to go to maui to see that devastation for themselves, there are now hundreds of federal and state officials, frankly, who have descended on hawaii to try to help. ahead of monday's visit to hawaii, president biden offered a message of support for the victims of last week's wildfires. >> i want the people of hawaii to know your country is with you. >> reporter: the federal government and states across the mainland have scrambled to get resources to maui. >> that's why we took immediate action, surging hundreds of federal personnel, delivering thousands of liters of water, cots and blankets. >> reporter: more than 600 federal responders are on maui, including 250 search and rescue team members to help find those lost in the fast-moving inferno. >> this is a really hard disaster and this is a really difficult search operation. >>> maryland among several states sending those to help identify victims