, these were once homes, amazing homes here on front street.re we have the famous front street apartments. and these are just totally burned down. >> reporter: anchor david ono of kabc on the ground too. >> behind me is a classic lahaina neighborhood. as you can see, the devastation is vast. many, many homes on this one city block have gone up in flames. >> reporter: the beloved national historic landmark decimated. rubble covered in soot and ash all that's left. that once-bustling district a ghost perspective, it is going take many years to rebuild lahaina. >> reporter: aerial photos showing the lush landscape of what lahaina looked like before, and the catastrophic aftermath. smoke choking the town now razed to the ground. >> when i see the aerial views of everything gone, you know, i literally see all my friends and communities and neighbors' homes completely gone. >> reporter: 18-year resident kelly chapman's business and home also one of those heaps of charred earth seen from above. >> i have moments of deep gratitude and moments of just a

goods, home goods, home goods.first guest, the next guest says there are better names in retail than the two we just mentioned. let's find out why jay rogers, good to see you, sir. >> good to see you again >> let's talk about target and why you are not impressed there. and then we'll move to tjx and onward >> target gave us a negative five comp, and walmart will probably give us a positive five comp tomorrow. that's a big difference in the performance. walmart is much more discretionary, walmart has huge food business, target's got a small food business. but all in all, they do compete with each other. and walmart's winning the game we'll see that when they release tomorrow so i'm just not impressed with what target's done the street traded them up, because the expectations were so low. but that was a pretty bad sales numbers. >> what does target need to do you're into this at a level few people in the world are. what does target need to do to improve performance and juice the stock? >> well, target's out of to bes

to support for home care workers. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled to the state to hear from clients and caregivers firsthand. she's my lifesaver. i'm serious. 80 year old sally hawk has a special bond with joan kester, who's been her home health care aide for the last seven years. i've had two major operations on my back and three on my neck and one on my hand. one of my arms. it's really tough and i'm scared about her because you have to lift your leg so hard to get in and out and and doctor said, if i fall, i can't have another operation. sally suffered a debilitating back injury in 2016 with no family nearby to care for her. she was paired with joan through a local home care agency. i do this job because i can give care and compassion to the elderly that deserve to be cared for. joan is a certified nursing assistant with three decades of experience. she works 70 hours a week, seven days a week, taking care of five clients for $14 an hour. you can go out there and find a job at mcdonald's, making more than

alix: for do you revamp your old home a la lowe's or pay for a new home? maybe the bifurcation shifts a little bit. what was really puzzling over the last 24 hours was the move higher in tech because it seemingly came out of nowhere. that drove tech stocks higher in china and new york. you can see that it is not much right now, but the move around noon yesterday, i couldn't see a headline. there is a lot of talk about how the media is leading big tech which needs yields. it is the volatility coming through tech to the bond market to pay attention to. guy: a lot of activity happening in advance of nvidia. i was also confused about the china story. maybe that there is a factor in all this. do you now chase tech? it has been a really great run. you have rising yields. is that a headwind? valuations are getting pretty punchy. do you continue to chase this move? kelly cox is joining us now to give us a take. do you chase the rally that we sought the backend of yesterday's session? kelly: the question is around the word chase. what timeframe are you looking at?

many now lining up for a chance to return home. some are finding a wasteland where their houses once stood. we meet a mother and daughter searching through the ruins. a family that may have lost four members. and a pregnant woman who fled the flames, due to have her baby any day, desperate for a steady place to stay. >>> we're following the massive relief effort under way. donations pouring into maui. neighbors racing to help each other. gio benitez standing by. and our team coverage across maui. >>> also in our news tonight, millions on alert for extreme weather. damaging hail in the midwest. severe storms sweeping into the east. including possible tornadoes. blistering heat as the pacific northwest braces for a dangerous heat wave. >>> a deadly home explosion. the flames spreading to other homes in the neighborhood. tonight, the search for victims and a cause. >>> the major faceoff in iowa. the gop presidential candidates courting voters. rachel scott with former president donald trump, boasting about his big lead. and ron desant

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but you can just see, these are homes. these were once amazing homes right here on the water, on front street, and they're just gone. anchor david ono of our los angeles station kabc on the ground here, too. >> right here behind me is a classic lahaina neighborhood, and as you can see, the devastation is vast. many, many homes on this one city block have gone up in flames. >> reporter: al crisostomo escaping, but fearing his home is gone. >> it was a huge black smoke back then. and -- i -- it's indescribable. >> reporter: tonight, terrifying new video of the moments those flames overtook this town. people forced to drive through walls of fire and suffocating smoke. the harrowing escape. boat crew member dustin johnson racing to warn others about the oncoming flames. >> if anybody is still out here, the fire is on front street and it is time to go! >> reporter: shawn dougherty and his girlfriend among those jumping into the ocean. >> at one point, it seemed like i might drown a little bit. i inhaled a lot of water. >> repor

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well, many women would like to be home one or two days a week when their children come home from schoolt of the week, that gives them an opportunity to do so that's true for a lot of men, too. we actually see the highest work from home rates for both men and women among people in their early 30s. no coincidence, that's when they tend to have young kids. >> that's why some of us are very pro of this trend i understand the companies, you were talking to steeple the other day. there are certain financial firms, if they need people, that is type. -- is type, but there's a lot of support positions, back office type things for a lot of these institutions where that need is not as great >> yeah. i think you're right, kelly. >> kelly, i just want to -- oh, i was just going to very quickly point out that in your introduction with stephen davis, he's working for the hoover institute and the university of chicago. so he's got that double job thing going. i don't know if that's a work from home thing, but i wanted to point that out i want to turn to stephen davis about this issue about bringing bac

from those home, from home, those home ownership. so we're seeing the land in this country, literally the equity that you need to borrow money. americans need to borrow money to build businesses is being strip mined away from them here in this state. half the farmland is now owned by non farm companies and it's being purchased up again. a lot of those companies are black rock, state street, and vanguard and smithfield of smithfield. i spent 15 years suing in north carolina. they invented a new way. they built a slaughterhouse, invented a new way of slaughtering hogs. they dropped, they went into business with wendell murphy. they dropped the price of pork from 65 cents a pound to two cents a pound. it cost the farmer at that 0.35 -- that point $0.35 a pound to raise to kill eight. and they took over the whole hog industries. they put out a business, 28,000 hog farmers, they replaced those with 2200 factories, 80% of them owned by one owned or operated or contracted to one company. so and today, virtually 100% of hog production in the

for some people, working from home can be fabulous, you can l from home can be fabulous, you can wearespecially during lockdown, but there are others who might have children at home. overall, do you think people are better off with hybrid working? i think people are better off with hybrid working?— think people are better off with hybrid working? i think there are lots of different _ hybrid working? i think there are lots of different groups. - hybrid working? i think there are lots of different groups. people | hybrid working? i think there are . lots of different groups. people who are able to work who might not have been able to five days a week in the office like parents or carers, people with long—term conditions, not people sitting at home in their pyjamas, they are people who are able to balance it with their lives better, but there are also people who want to be in the office more for him working from home all the time is not conducive to their careers. young people who want to get on and make networks, their homes want to be as suitable for homes want to be as suitable for ho

you build a home, built a home why are you getting involved in politics? new silt goods, sell goods stop getting involved in politics. people are tired of it. shareholders certainly want to know there is a return on their investment. otherwise why invest in the company if you're going to have a loss? what is the point? so where to get the capitol from if that happens? we are making really bad policy decisions in the name of politics. and it is creating havoc all over the place because politics now consumes everything. leave the politics for the committee rooms, for the chamber, and let businesses do what they are set up and intended to do. we see it every day how this is impacted so yes esg does have a profound impact on our economy but yes, it does have a profound impact on our housing and insurance markets. and yes, we should be environmentally conscious. and yes, we should be making decisions to reduce carbon emissions. but we also need to make decisions that allow for the economy to grow and create a situation where we have clean cheap reliable energy

i'm being back home. i don't take that for granted being away from your family, the full training, so i'm 7 years was a long time. does have accessibility to certain opportunities that i wouldn't be able to get when i'm a small fish in a big pond and that's kind of what is happening when i was living outside of the country. there's many more of which opportunities. yes, but you're, you're not going to be necessarily prior ties when you're not from the country. the one thing that i found to be the most difficult aspect of moving back home was feeding. like when i'm in a taxi. i didn't have the confidence to direct instance, i know the way that i wanted to to speak. and so i actually asked a friend of mine to take me 1st and find out lessons. and i did one on one lessons with her and i did a year that's i really enjoyed it. my advice for anyone that's thinking about coming home is go for it. but make sure that you understand the realities of your country and what it means to be coming from may be a multi pl

everything re proud on flight home. everything pretty cordial. — proud on flight home.l, but soon - proud on flight home. everything pretty cordial, but soon after, i pretty cordial, but soon after, their traditional laying aside of their traditional laying aside of the famous rivalry to share it drink together might not happen. it was suggested that the australian team went to the england dressing room, not on the door and went left in. but a diplomatic issue has been averted by explaining there were lots of presentations to get through, and that the aussies had left by that point so the drinks that happen, just a nightclub instead. add to the website for our latest and from the netball world cup. but is it for now. goodbye. now, it's a long way from the bright red royal mail post van, but a new drone delivery service has been launched, pushing the envelope to provide people in scotland with their mail faster. royal mail is working with companies and local authorities to trial postal drones on scotland's orkney islands. chris clements has more. it may be one of britain

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all the homes are gone. all the buildings are gutted. >> it looks like a warning like from. >> just total destruction. we have just driven through 2 days earlier and it was beautiful and bustling and them coming back on the way back and i'm just absolute >> the governor warned that the death toll likely rise as search and rescue operations continue. the hawaii air national guard airmen transported honolulu fire department personnel, vehicles and disaster relief aid to impacted communities. president joe biden declared a major disaster on maui and promised to speed up assistance. the devastation they saw today significant been on many fires make where fema for 26 years. >> then to the biggest fires in the country and the downtown area significantly a lot of law structures down. >> hawaii has an outdoor public safety warning system. but it's not clear that have been activated. many survivors say they didn't hear sirens or receive a warning that gave them time to prepare a maui. fire department chief said the f

some people lost their homes. reporter: so many in this area still in a bit of shock over the extent of the damage. >> we had no warning. there was barely even an announcement. the next thing we know, the wind is gusting up to 67 miles per hour. fires popping everywhere. reporter: you heard from the brueggeman's. they run a company that makes tiny houses in maui. since so many homes were lost, they were lurking -- they are working with officials to see if their company can help. even if you want to leave tonight, you can't because many of the roads are closed. j.r. stone, abc7news. dan: unusually strong winds and extreme dry conditions have been fueling these wildfires periods -- wildfire. a dangerous mix to spark these devastating fires. wind reached up to 60 miles per hour tuesday night. >> the past several decades, agriculture declined. this is across the state. these spaces filling with tons of fuel and grassy fuels are highly sensitive to quick drying out. really easy to ignite. hotter conditions, more variab

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what we don't want, obviously everybody wants detainees to come home and hostages to come home.nt the administration to work diligently to bring americans home, whether they're in iran, russia, or elsewhere. and our hearts certainly go out for them. but in this instance the administration is signaling that this is a part of a broader deal concerning iran's enrichment program. and if that becomes a secret deal, then that's obviously a great concern to congress. >> these are deescalatory first steps. you would consider that a what? are you opposed to what the administration's trying to do? there has been reporting and cbs has also confirmed that iran has, you know, at least reduced some of its nuclear development. >> well, actually there's no real reports of anything being reduced. they're currently at 60% -- >> i'm sure you read "the wall street journal" report -- >> they're at 60%. they had one-year breakout in getting to the enrichment level that could result in a weapon. they are now weeks away. freezing them now where before in the jcpoa they actually surrendered some of the

i'm being back home. i don't take that for granted being away from your family, the full training, so i'm 7 years was a long time. does have accessibility to certain opportunities that i wouldn't be able to get when i'm a small fish in a big pond. and that's kind of what is happening when i was living outside of the country. there's many more which of petunia to use. yes. but you're, you're not going to be necessarily prior ties when you're not from the country. the one thing that i found to be the most difficult aspect of moving back home was feeding. like when i'm in a taxi, i didn't have the confidence to direct instance. i know the way that i wanted to to speak. and so i actually asked a friend of mine to take me 1st and find out lessons. and i did one on one lessons with her and i did a year that's i really enjoyed it. my advice for anyone that's thinking about coming home is go for it, but make sure that you understand the realities of your country and what it means to be coming from maybe a multi p

we just want to get home. but there's no flights going into maui. >> reporter: ryan yamamoto are among the many passengers through this wednesday that have to grapple with this unexpected reality in san francisco international airport. >> we knew that the airport was still open, flights were still going in and out. they're shipping 4,000 tourists out of maui. so why can't they fly in? and it is because the plane is 90% tourists. so those of us that live there, we get stuck. >> reporter: during their time at the airport, we met some of the other passengers who didn't want to be on camera, but they all shared the same frustration. but allan and bob says they know their homes are intact and their families are safe. >> and yeah, we're not going to fly. >> i live a mile from the airport. and so in the event if the fires aren't anywhere near there. it is all on the west side of the island. >> reporter: united airlines released a travel alert related to the maui fires for august 9 and 10. if your flight is affected,

i would like it on the home beyond. well again the one on the children also cry a lot to them and they use the days have suffered so much go out 1st as they were afraid i'll get into this suggest or means they're afraid. this is the low on, on a that is huge. them jump, she's home with her parents. now this is her daughter. they were separated and the little girl was taken to an orphanage. i tell them, my daughter, well, nothing will happen to your children. they'll be brought up well then they will always be your children. if they need to be nursed, their carriers will do it. they'll take care of them just as well as you do. they're taken to an orphanage to women who take care of them and their families don't accept them. they say there are still many women and children in captivity. they want. we won't raise the children of i as fighters. you know, they're not our children that will get dr. the name then the dozens of women who made their way home were forced to leave the children behind in syria. most of them don't r

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i wanted to get home when amy got home from school.we would jog and exercise, swim and talk about what he had tone tugger the day and what i had tone during the day and we just had the good relationship, but what ihe learned there's no way what is happening because of the press. you can't learn from newspapers, you can't learn from two minutes oftv tv. tv was -- we didn't have computers. we had the big mainframe in the white house, nobody ever used them but jimmy. they got more. this was long time ago. 30 something years ago. but i couldn't tell. he said every they he stepped off of the elevators i would ask him what did you . do i had to know. i was campaigning. i was touring the country. i was having press conferences and i needed to know. in february he had been there a year, one day he stepped off the elevator, he said, why don't you come to cabinet meetings and you'll know why we do things and i started going to abnet meetings. a lot of people don't know that cabinet meetings and staff, i sat by -- cleveland and he was in the whee

homes are worth at least $1 million.r out of reach these homes are for the average house -- you know, for the average buyer. >> well, when i started in this job in 2005 two, a million dollars was a luxury home. [laughter] now that is below the median price in a market like san francisco. i think you would be shocked if you saw how little you could buy for a million dollars. so people feel like they have to win the lottery just to be able to buy a home and start a family. and that is just a real challenge for the american dream. so the only solution to that is, obviously -- ashley: you know, glenn -- yeah, go ahead. >> oh, go ahead. ashley: i'm sorry to jump in, but i want to talk about the mortgage rate at 7. that is absolutely crippling and a huge barrier, ill imagine. i would imagine. the lack of housing, as you say, is part of it, but the builders will tell you there's so many regulations in many of the states especially california, material costs have gone up, and those builders that like to build on spec are too fri

of home, whatever that home might be.ily, table, but i would also argue food has a lot of commercial value, and identity has a lot of commercial value. think about it. a lot of these protectionist mechanisms started in the 1990's with neoliberal globalized politics and economics. the neapolitan establishment organization is like this, and you cannot make it another way. they sell their cultural capital, national capital, digital capital. you have slow food at the same time. something of culinary the sergeant came into vogue, and on the one hand the forces of food identity and patriotism and this intense marketing. bulgarian, turkish, all of this stuff. there is a lot of money involved. >> absolutely. anya: not to ruin everyone's sentiment or anything. >> once you look behind the taste and flavor of everything, it comes very political. you mentioned pizza margarita and how this authenticity, this idea of authenticity and hyper regional italian food started spreading, and chuck, in your book you started demonstrating how ch

well, now she has a new home. she was captured early this month and has been taken to a wildlife sanctuary in colorado. >> having sanctuary space that lake. 64 at what we call her and the potential for rehabilitation on the cubs is i had the second-best option, not ideal, but a lot better than euthanasia or not. having insurance base in california. >> as for the 3 cubs of hers, they are currently receiving care at sonoma county wildlife rescue near petaluma. it will be released back into the wild probably next spring. but first officials say the cubs have to unlearn some of the bad behaviors taught by mom about breaking into homes to try to get food. in fact, i was up there jason, and they said they're burying food outside their enclosure under rocks and logs. so the cubs were and how how to forage as a wild and because they want to be domesticated testing. they took them away from the but i guess that's this. they didn't have a place for 500 bear here in california that and it's an sounds like it's going to 100 a

no, they do not have to break into homes _ homes.en something like this happens. i take on board all the points— happens. i take on board all the points and — happens. i take on board all the points and respect what needs to be done for— points and respect what needs to be done for climate change, all those things. _ done for climate change, all those things. but— done for climate change, all those things, but i think there are different— things, but i think there are different ways to deal with it. thank— different ways to deal with it. thank you. and thank you for your time in general this morning, shabnam. shannon chaudhry, the former —— shabnam chaudhry the former... keep this relatively brief if you could, just to reiterate the point that this might not be the last of it in terms of targeting the homes of high profile politicians, if they are not in their home? abs. if they are not in their home? role as greenpeace is to hold those in power to account. we will be on marches, signing petitions, inviting them to meetings and very

back at home we have dense fog along the coast.lf moon bay less than 2 miles and coastal drizzle. the roadway is wet on 101 decoding gate. we will have that blend of sun and clouds this morning. we keep the fog along the toes. we have high clouds from the remnants of what was tropical storm eugene later this evening but before that we will have temperatures close to average for that -- this time of year. similar to yesterday afternoon. the 30 day forecast shows we have changes coming our way. we will likely see drizzle tomorrow morning before a warmer pattern sets up this weekend. we talk about the warmer weather coming up. reggie: we are learning about a scandal involving some of 49ers top executives. what multiple lawsuits are alleging regarding the team's ceo. kumasi: what will it take to make oakland a safer place to visit and live it? we hear about the decline. reggie: the music festival kicks off tomorrow. operations already under way reggie: police investigati after multiple people were found dead inside a danville home. the

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not selling homes and downstream economic output that we're not getting and people buy homes and fixey and buy furniture and not getting economic lift from selling extra 5.5, million and a half homes. stuart: what would it take to get the market moving again? >> lower mortgage rates. >> the demand is there and we have a house in new york, met new neighbors the other day, bought a house a monthing a. people are buying houses where i live in florida. people buying ho houses and thes literally nothing on the market. what's been there is stuff that's been there for a really long time. the scrapers. there's a lot of good news and get materials and lumber and refrigerators again and if you're so inclined to build a home and what's interesting and new home sales tomorrow and home building market is doing really, really well and home builders see a opportunity to create supply, and what they're doing though is they're making small -- the homes they're building a bit smaller to keep the price down. special real estate is tanking. is that accurate? >> yeah, break commercial real estate down an

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i just wanted to go home. and then when i got home, i don't know that i was tired.i never i guess i was tired, but i just remember coming home boxes to the ceiling. we lived right in the edge of the woods and. we'd been gone ten years because jim was governor for the campaign, and then it was for the woods had come up around our house. the vines and things, and we both had agreed to write books and and with overwhelming it actually didn't have time to really worry about it. i mean, the really more in it i think i'm more and it before i left the white house i know i used to walk around that i, i think, um, there's my mental health legislation and there's so much i think i realized how important it is for a president to have a second term although jimmy carter would not have changed anyway. he would not have changed anything in your book, first lady from plains, it written in 1984. you close by saying i would be out on the campaign trail today if jimmy carter would run again? i kept all the time right after he lost the election. i kept just knowing he was going to run

i want my son home. i want my son home. that is the reward. i want my son home. single motive. >> i am not sure we can suggest a solution for this point, but the club would be happy to be a place to sponsor a dialogue about the issues of distrust of journalists and how that can become problematic in information sharing in hostage cases. open invitation to the government. on the first point, i think a solution could be we recognize the strategy for what it is and government must accept the value of noise and not punish with information withholding. this is not the panacea solutions, but they are directional solutions. anybody want to say anything else? number three has fear of how the process will look if exposed in the press and fear of coverage after the hostage returns are disproportionate issues for journalist families. what i would say here is government moves heaven and earth to get jason home. the newspaper stories are about the source of the funding. and so there is in journalism a strong focus on the price paid for somebody's return and i think that is so

homes or were able to extract home equity from their home are more likely to own. this is part of why the racial gap in home ownership is so wide. zillow wants to be part of the solution. you know, essentially, you still have a strong labor market. the unemployment rate is 3.5% right now. home values are still rising. is mortgage delinquency rates are near an all-time low. and the credit scores of new home buyers are at the highest level they've ever been. so you know, to emphasize the risk to the financial system i think is somewhat of a fool's errand. i think that the economy is strong, mortgage rates are increasing because the consumer -- consumer finances are sitill so strong and this i a program that would help a small number of buyers. it's not for everyone. it's for those who are already able to afford the monthly payment but just don't have enough saved up for a down payment. >> yeah, i have to imagine you remember well the 2007 crisis. you know, back then there was a similar move to make sure housing was affordable enough and accessible enough for everybod

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his neighbours have all lost their homes. his home was intact _ lost their homes.t and he was in tears. this is a _ intact and he was in tears. this is a gentleman who does not cry— this is a gentleman who does not cry easily. we saw young men — not cry easily. we saw young men on _ not cry easily. we saw young men on bicycles riding through lahaina — men on bicycles riding through lahaina who also had much loss to share — lahaina who also had much loss to share. they lost their houses _ to share. they lost their houses i_ to share. they lost their houses. i don't know where to turn — houses. idon't know where to turn what— houses. i don't know where to turn. what we are telling you is we — turn. what we are telling you is we will _ turn. what we are telling you is we will rebuild. today, you're _ is we will rebuild. today, you're going to hear notjust me as — you're going to hear notjust me as governor but you're going to see _ me as governor but you're going to see what senator schultz will be _ to see what senator schultz will be able to begin working on and — w

so i don't have enough money buy a home, but i part of a home. can make money off of real estate without being able to a home. >> that's the attractive side. the downside is it takes homes off the market. some of our kids want own their own home. there's your homes for them to pick i like investment angle. i hate social ramifications angle. i and then institutions. they're not going to give you know, part ownership going to be put rents going up to 3% a year. just consistent cash flow. and then what's the effect of on the housing prices? right? because if you have corporations our money, we're all pitching in to that. they make a bid for a home. they have more money than i do as your kid like buying a house. >> again, it could drive up prices. >> to take a in your break that today had take a look at arrived. homes dot com. investment it's it's great idea just i don't think it helps the okay. thank you, rob. >> and if you have a question but you can e-mail or reach him on facebook or acts wil >> we're back 9.25. is the time in california. could be

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