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members of the king family, by civil rights leaders, including reverend al sharpton, and jon jsh jonathan green plat. and kamala harris sitting down with reverend al on politics nation here on msnbc. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm chris jansing, live, 19 charged and 19 booked. each defendant has officially been through the doors of the fulton county jailhouse, their fingers printed, their faced immortalized in a mug shot, and this is just the beginning. at this hour, one of the codefendant, harrison floyd is still in jail after spending his first night behind bars after failing to negotiate bond. but this is the image that will go down in history. printed across front pages around the country, in atlanta, put simply as booked. the entire process took just 20 minutes for donald trump but will resonate for many years. >> terrible experience, i came in, i was treated very nicely. it is what it is, i took a mug shot, which i never heard the words mug shot at the wharton school of finance. and from newspap

members of the king family, by civil rights leaders, including reverend al sharpton, and jon jsh jonathan greenndrea mitchell reports" "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm chris jansing, live, 19 charged and 19 booked. each defendant has officially been through the doors of the fulton county jailhouse, their fingers printed, their faced immortalized in a mug shot, and this is just the beginning. at this hour, one of the codefendant, harrison floyd is

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. >> jonathan vigliotti in lahaina. >>> we go to joshua green in honolulu. good morning. for getting up so early, and i'm so sorry for what is going on in your state. >> thank you, margaret. >> governor, can you tell us how many are still unaccounted for, and how long will it take to identify remains? >> more than 1,000 are unaccounted for. about 1050. it will take self weeks still. some of the challenges are going to be extraordinary. as you reported, 85% of the land of the impact zone has been covered now by what amounts to an army of search and rescue teams and 41 dogs. 85% of the land has been covered. we go into the larger buildings which require peeling back some of the floors and structures. that last 15% could take weeks. we do have extreme concerns that because of the temperature of the fire, the remains of those who have died in some cases may be impossible to recover meaningfully. they're going to be people that are lost forever, and right now we're working with the fbi and everyone on the ground to make sure that we do what we can to assess who is missing. >>

later on the sunday show with jonathan capehart, hawaii governor josh green will join him to talk about how they are responding to what is now the deadliest wildfire in modern history. that is gonna come up on 9 am eastern on the sunday show with jonathan capehart right here on msnbc. right now we're gonna turn to donald trump's moment of reckoning in georgia. the already thrice indicted former president could be days away from his fourth indictment. as early as tomorrow, fulton county d.a., fani willis, is expected to present to a grand jury her case regarding trump's efforts and georgia's 2020 election results. so far, former georgia lieutenant governor, george duncan, and george, deede had been called to testify before the grand jury on tuesday. d to>> we are learning more abot the scope of the investigation, according to an exclusive report in the guardian. fani williams has enough evidence to charge multiple trump allies who are allegedly involved in breaching voting machines in the state. and while trump awaits that possible fourth indictment, security is tightening around the ful

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hawaii governor josh green joined my colleague jonathan capehart in the last hour and discussed the ongoing still in the throes of the acute phase of this recovery, meaning we are still recovering the tragic loss of life and the bodies that were, you know, that were previously our beloved people here in hawaii. like you said, it's a war zone now. but the help is incredible. >> joining me now from the island of maui is nbc's steve patterson. he is at a roadblock entering the town of lahaina. steve, thank you for being here. can you tell us about the latest on the efforts to find those people who are still missing. >> reporter: yes, it's desperate. and that desperation is inherent. and the number you just said, 1000 people unaccounted for. you can hear the governor, you can hear it from the mayor. and while they won't say that's necessarily the final hour, it's been several days now since that fire. and you can hear sort of the hallmarks of this turning and morphing more into a recovery effort, including officials asking the families, the people that are missing for dna records because of the

white governor, josh greene, addresses with my colleague, jonathan capehart, earlier on msnbc. >> asey did enough to get those sirens going. there is massive destruction in telecommunications. otherwise, we ourselves are to communicate with each other, like we always do, within seconds on our cell phones. we'll make sure we get to all the answers that people deserve. >> so, we had hopes to speak with maui county council chair, alice lee, about the siren issue. she had to cancel for parents, we understand, i'm sure they're every fish on the island is incredibly busy. from many on the island of maui, surviving these fires, it's just the beginning. the island is now facing this massive humanitarian crisis, people now homeless, desperate for food, supplies as well. nbc's dana griffin has more. >> by air, by sea, and by, road supplies are being delivered throwaway to those cut off and displaced. >> when we first left, it is literally just the clothes are back. >> janice and alessandro saying they barely escaped the flames and will haina. now, there among the estimated 4500 people on the i

we bring in jonathan morris, former priest and fox news contributor and lauren green, chief religionondent. 70% believe in angels and heaven. lauren? >> just shows you that there's a spiritual nature that we all have. the most fascinating thing i've done about with angels, a scientist that talked about even though we live in four dimensions, if there's a god that created it all, he could have created a dimensions for angels. this is a scientist that is a believer that says these are where angels go. they're in the form of animals or people or anything that -- in bible it talks about angels being god's messengers. we'll talk to the thee l -- theologian. >> messengers of god. america is still a believing nation that god knows me, knows us and has a personal plan for my life. he has to communicate that in some way. that's what angels are about. the bible, there's 285 mentions of angels. old testament, new testament. they're simply messengers of god. they come in different forms. they come across as the appearance of a human figure. have you ever experienced god in your life? that's the

now the dow is green again but the other indexes are going south. jonathan hoenig was joining me now. was it something that powell said? >> yeah, all about interest rates, david, even despite the fact the market is up and dow is up, internals are pretty week. weak. there's a majority of stocks below 50 day and trend is lower and you've got about 100 new 52-week lows and highs and it's all about rates. powell signaling rates are going to be higher, that means lower bond prices and even already this year, david, people have been invested in u.s. bonds and they've lost money, agg, that's the etf that follows the bond market and down by about 6% in just the last year and rates going up and terrible for tech stocks last year and going to put a big head wind into stocks moving forward. david: all right, talk about the housing market and already it's frozen based on 7.25 interest rates. if powell raises rates a little bit more, we could have home mortgage rates over 8%. i mean, what is that going to do to the housing market? >> david, keep in mind rates were going

jonathan: this is great. the green and white. just a little.aron rodgers might be dating someone's daughter. kailey: people magazine. damien: he is not going to tuscaloosa or athens. tom: what got me last night, the kicker for the university of virginia cavaliers see milled me. i got a lovely note. jonathan: surveillance van. tom: a lovely note. jonathan: that's what we like to see. that is what winners do. damien: have you been watching winning time? the cast. forget it. jonathan: where's the streaky? -- where's the streaming? damien: i think max. tom: i have to assume you have a giant tv. it dims when you turn on. damien: my vision is not what used to be soy need a bigger picture. jonathan: has a tiny tv. 23 inches. one of the things you put the canvases on? and easel. he puts a little tv on an easel. tom: a couple of years ago. you know. jonathan: so fashion forward. damien: beautiful. kailey: broncos orange. jonathan: thank you, good to see you. coming up, futures unchanged on the s&p 500. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ when peopl

jonathan: this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio. >> welcome to balance of power. >> this is bloomberg. >> welcome. sonali: let's get a quick check on markets. another green day. we are seeing a cooling of rates and an s&p 500 up. 10 year yield 4.1 1, 89 basis points decline. and oil is finally breaking 80. that is a 1.2 rise on the day. and a lot of green on the screen, some conflicting views in terms of eco-data. but certainly a little green is welcome in a sad august. amber: nvidia hitting a fresh all-time high, helping to drive some of that. shares of apple rallying. mark your calendars, september 12, they are coming out with the iphone 15. seasonally, this is a stock that tends to drip -- trade out. we will see if that trend holds. i am also watching a bunch of stocks exposed to cryptocurrencies. risko getting a win in court. it is a win for bitcoin but also for some of is the companies that hold bitcoin assets. sonali: wall street closely watching news out of washington, d.c., where there is a proposal to reduce oversight of midsized lenders, requiring them to be better prepared for potential failures. we are bringing in anything dean , who has been

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jonathan, thank you very much, indeed. >>> we've got to get back to that market because we've got a lot of green in the stock market todaya few minutes ago it was up 100. okay. the 10-year treasury yield, is that still going up? no, down a little bit. 4.12 is the yield now. the price of gold, where is that on a friday morning? 1979 per ounce. bitcoin still right around the $29,000 level, 29,2. oil, there's a problem for you, it's going up. it's at $81.85 right now, and gas prices are going up. okay, deal with nat gas, not much change there. now look at the average price for a gallon of regular, $3.83. keeps on going up. on the western states, it's $4 a gallon. diesel, $4.15 is the average, and that's going up as well. >>> still ahead, tammy bruce takes on trump's indictment, drl new cancer pill that's showing some promise. tom homan on the surge of i.c.e. special agents sent to the border. i think they're just going to get people in quicker. e vista that duffy on chicago's mayor making excuses for a chicago mob. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find

megan green is replacing the arched of of course. jonathanthing that tom talks about the dissent and lack thereof. you have a three-way split on the ble. lisa a.: you feel the angst that nobody knows where inflation is going and how the bank of england has a projection of cpi ending this year at 3.9% and then getting below the target in 2025 without recession. still growing by 0.5%. lackluster but not exactly the same depression people were calling for. jonathan: we need you to explain this because in america we do not do dissent on the federal reserve. can you explain what a three-way split is? what does that look like this morning? lizzy: we have got divided data in the u.k.. the cpi print finally a downside surprise but inflation nearly four times the target. you also have hot wage growth in the u.k.. you're going to have a split in the committee over what the bank of england should do. interesting you mentioned about the forecast because that has political consequences. ending the year at 3.49%, below half where it was at the start of the

it seems there are initial green shoots that the good spending might start to come back. jonathanoing to break into a christmas song. lisa: ♪ kids will get gives ♪ ♪ jonathan: thank you. i hope they get gifts. lisa: just complete monotone, kids will get gifts. jonathan: holiday season is coming up. i notice deep into august. you are going to walk into the store in two months time. in fact, in one months time, you will see the christmas trees. lisa: this bothers me. i am already seen halloween candy. are you kidding me? as soon as halloween is over, it is easter bunnies. it is five months away. jonathan: easter bunnies, january. lisa: it is ridiculous. the second thanksgiving is over, christmas carols everywhere. jonathan: i like them before thanksgiving. lisa: but constant? jonathan:jonathan: i love the christmas song. lisa: are you going to sing? jonathan: no. t.k. word. tom, i miss him. equities coming up very shortly. that conversation around the corner. equities doing ok in the face of the bond market that keeps selling off. treasury yields higher by four basis points on a 10-

taylor greene's district possibly where he gets to use defenses like sovereign immunity and supremacy clause and all these things he wants to use. but i don't think he's going to win this, jonathan, because he's got to show he was acting within his role as chief of staff. well, he was helping trump as a candidate, not trump the president. and he was doing things that violated the hatch act, which prohibits federal officials from interfering in elections, so i don't think he's going to win this. >> and it's just worth underscoring just how much legal peril donald trump faces. we haven't even mentioned the classified documents case, which may be slower to proceed, but many prosecutors believe will be the easiest to receive a conviction. state attorney for palm beach county, dave aaronberg, thank you so much. we appreciate you walking us through all of this this morning. >>> switching gears. moments ago trumpical storm idalia was upgraded to hurricane status as it's expected to further intensify through the gulf of mexico today and likely make landfall on florida's gulf coast as early as tomorrow. 21 million people are currently under tropical storm and hurricane watches along flor

green, good for the environ it. lisa: yet the size of a building. [laughter] jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are at a watershed moment in our economy. i am not just talking about the flight -- fight against inflation. >> inflation will gradually make its way down. it is not a data point that says victory is ours. there is still more work to do. that is committed to resolutely bringing inflation back down to its 2% target. >> the federal reserve has a dual mandate from congress pretty first is to foster stable prices. inflation has been too high. and bring it back down to our target of 2%. jonathan: fred presidents agree on one thing, there is more work to do. whether you believe the means more interest rate increases are holding them there for a longer period of time. we will see if the fed officials take effort views on that. equity market s&p 500 index, this rally faded going into the close on the back of the inflation data. equities up. it started to fade as mary daly started to speak. a soft tissue on the 30 year maturity out of the treasury. th

greene, who is now conceding that it would be difficult to get many of her colleagues on board to actually move forward with an impeachment proceeding against president biden. you know, you're exactly right, jonathanmccarthy, i often am wondering whether he cares about republicans keeping the house in 2024. because, so far, he seems singularly focused on helping donald trump win the primary and get re-elected. as you just eluded to, there is something like 18 republicans who hold seats in districts that joe biden won by healthy margins across the country. these extreme, really baseless claims that joe biden is corrupt is not going to work in districts like that. impeachment proceedings are a drag on the american people. we've seen that in poll after poll. and republicans, as we see time and again, they're having a really hard time running against themselves. they can't run against their own record because they're not doing much for the american people. they don't want to run against donald trump because of all the problems that he has. so they're trying to create this boogieman out of joe biden by way of hunter biden. what's remarkable is that with control of the house, they've created this commit