, maui is deeply felt tragedy for all will all morning for maui. the days of this tragedy will be more personal detailed, what the situation is on the ground personal stories and the true situation and whether the path must be going forward. as you consider the testimony today, i like you with three spots. i agree congress involvement is vertical. >> focusing the attention and concern of congress on the disaster you highlight the critical needs here and you highlight making sure this doesn't happen in other communities throughout our country because each tragedy must offer lessons to be understood and learned to read otherwise and you will be repeatable lives lost in the community we've lost will be disrespected but as a tragedy and i will, they can offer for the rest of our country and the world so your focus is critical and questions have been relevant and critical and i thank you for that. >> a very sudden tragedy it's important to understand the reality were. we have many that are so missing and it must continue we have a community of some 12,0

william: the west maui land company rejects those assertions.the newshour, it said it simply wants to guarantee that enough water is available to fight fires when needed. several weeks after the fires, officials reinstated the state's water code. but many in lahaina, and across maui, remain outraged. >> water is life. life comes from water but what when the sources and threat? william: water rights have become a rallying cry for some locals and native hawaiians as the state continues the rebuilding process. last month, hundreds attendea state water commission meeting demanding an overhaul of how water is managed in lahaina. liko: i truly believe the homes of my ohana and all of us who have lost would still be there if there was responsible management of our water resources. william: back in central maui, past his kalo patch, in the stream that his legal battle helped restore -- hokuao: let's see how lucky we are. william: -- hokuao pellegrino says bringing water back to lahaina's streams will not only revive traditional farms, it could also help

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we were in maui to report this story.eam trickling through the white cotton valley in central maui represents one small victory in a generations long struggle. for years, there was no water. >> the streams dried up overnight and not by mother nature but by the hands of men. reporter: but now fresh water from the mountains freely flows down to this ancestral farm. with that water this educator and farmer can now grow taro, a crop that has deep cultural and historical meaning on the islands. >> we begin -- we believe that we come from this plant. it is our older brother. we will do everything in our power to protect it. reporter: for more than 100 years of growing this crop was nearly impossible because in the 19th century sugar plantations founded by americans and europeans diverted streams across the island to irrigate their fields. >> when the streams were diverted by the sugar plantations, the traditional irrigation systems went dry and the land crack literally from dryness. and the plants died. >> sugarcane needs water

these maui police officers knowing time is running out. this body cam video revealing not just the urgency -- >> there's a fire. >> reporter: but also care. it was a kay ott, last-minute evacuation after maui officials failed to sound warning sirens. for many, this was their first alert. here's what the world saw on august 8th as flames raced through front street in lahaina. >> come out, come out, come out. >> reporter: this is what police saw at 6:42 p.m. a group huddled inside a coffee shop. >> come with me, come with me. >> reporter: 15 rescued with embers flying all around. later, an officer helps a man with severe burns. with no fire trucks in sight, officers cut fences and even tried to fight what became america's deadliest wildfire in a century with garden hoses. at the start of the fast-moving fire, only 13 maui police officers were on duty, outmatched. >> please turn around. we have too many casualties. >> reporter: 99 died in the fire. thousands of homes and businesses lay in ruins. but maui's police chief says something else is

this body-warn camera footage makes it clear and convincing, the maui police department, the men and of mdp went above and beyond. >> reporter: downed power lines are a focus of the investigation. four people are still missing. >> thank you, audrey. >>> thousands of people in southern california under evacuation orders tonight as a wildfire moves quickly through riverside county. the highland fire started yesterday. it's up to nearly 2,500 acres. fire fighters are getting containment. 10% contained as of 8:00 p.m. this evening. this is outside of temecula. one home has been destroyed with six others damaged. some 4,300 people have been evacuated and there's potential of more evacuations. >>> san francisco police, meanwhile, need your help in finding a boy who has been missing since monday. check it out. this is who he is. his name is le michael humphrey. she's 11 years old. he hasn't been seen since yesterday morning. he is considered at risk because of medical conditions. hoe was last seen wearing a sweatshirt p. >>> it's been one year since elon musk bought twitter. he made a lot o

this thing in maui happened and -- still talking about maui. everyone quickly moveod. >> good point. it is a store that he got fade. >> basically you hope she would left them the pizza oven >> ashley save this segment. gi can't. >> i had the same thoughts that michael did when i saw the list 95 dollar cookies this is why i he this woman what happen to the children in maui she was supposed to help accident you imagine being victimizing in mall and he the lady is creating a list of 95 dollar cookies. something to snack of 95 dollars for cookies. >> i did not seat maui. buying up the land and doing charity. spend money while i buy temperature asking for mall dollar donations she had cookies. >> i sent you sent millions of dollars. >> thoughts and prayers. this way you don't get cheated. if you think about it. all right. >> coming up with view are mail it it is a segment just for you. it it is a segment just for you. clear clear (david jeremiah) when the rapture occurs, the world will capture the moment. the world will reel with concern from watchi

the maui police chief commending his officers. 11 from lahaina lost everything. >> you saw.icers saving lives. we are sorry for all those who suffered and lost. the video released during a news conference. >> the police chief says he wanted to provide some context ahead of the 20 hours of footage released in compliance with the public records request. while the cause of the fire is still under investigation. there's evidence it could have been sparked by downed power lines, which ignited the dry grass. officers heard talking about the power lines blocking roads. >> multiple power lines are down . i was told they're blocking the maui police chief says the department is working on an after action review. >> that's a report of what went right. what went wrong and how they can improve. that's expected to be completed within the next two years. melissa don, abc news, los angeles. >> in riverside county down south as well. a fast moving wildfire has doubled in size. the so called highland fire is burning east of temecula. it has scorched at least 2200 acres and is 0% contained. th

beach hotel, maui ocean center. the molly visitor bureau or american savings bank kahuli. >> during normal business hours as this is going to be tough. you know, it can hard. you know, if we can put a smile on their face, you know, >> you if we're for just a moment, you know, i think that the >> he formed a key one always strong committee. >> and we wanted to do in light of what happened with you line. the wildfires was too help. the people behind one of first projects that we was we had we knew that sacred heart school needed some help. so, you know, of couldn't operating in more in line and you have to move the couple school have to keep on going. you know, so we get some money. 3rd on the stand and also from the u.s. and school supplies to 2 help us secure her school. >> neighbor island residents and visitors can donate to the cohen is club of moise gofundme where all the money will go towards purchasing gifts for la hina keiki toys for infants to 17 year-olds will be accepted and parents registered with kiwanis

the mayor of maui, richard bissen, was in the emergency operations centre.ling everyone throughout the day to treat all power lines as if they were energised. we were putting that message out because that's the standard message that comes from everyone. but hawaiian electric said that they told the police on numerous occasions that they weren't energised. that's what hawaiian electric told us. you'll have to ask the police. the police view what happened that day very differently to hawaiian electric. in a statement to the bbc he police said that hawaiian electric did not proactively communicate to maui's police department that all of its downed power lines in lahaina were not energised. the picture is murky, but what's crystal clear is that the police were treating fallen power lines as live and closing crucial roads out. but even though there was high level confusion that day, the mayor says that these traffic decisions were made by local police. were police getting given orders that might be old or out of step with what was actually happening on the ground

. >>> more than 100 days after the maui wildfires, officials are still searching for missing people.hey are working to bring closure to those families coming up on "cnn this morning." >>> this morning, a plane carrying 15 people from gaza, including children with urgent medical needs, landed in the uae. they are the first of 1,000 children who will get treatment under initiative by the uae's president. the palestinian ministry of health says the crippling fuel and water shortage in gaza has led dozens of hospitals to close. the al shifa hospital says most of the icu patients on ventilators have died. heavy shelling continued in northern gaza overnight where israel defense forces continued their ground incursion into gaza. hamas officials put the palestinian death toll in gaza at more than 12,000 with an estimated 5,000 children among those killed. >> today marks six weeks since the terrorists attacks in israel that led to the country to declare war on hamas. israeli police say that the death toll from the nova music festival have reached 364. that is up from 270. the music festival w

four days before halloween, it was at five people, and maui police call us out of the blue saying thathe people on the list bringing it down to four, so there is a mix of realistic expectations and hope as maui moves forward, john. >> michael, you have done terrific reporting on that fire 100 days ago, thank you. kate. >>> we have new poll numbers out of new hampshire and how president biden is standing in this primary, and where his name is not going to appear on the ballot. we'll be back.

today, though, the maui police department releasing hours of that footage. as you can imagine, chaos and panic as officers rushed to save lives. >> you have a hose? here, here, here, here. >> this video from around 3:00 p.m. that day shows two officers trying to save a home with a garden hose. you can see the strong winds there that are blowing. later on, those officers went door to door, warning people of the danger. >> come on, come on, come on. everybody out, everybody out. everybody out. let's go. let's go. is that everybody? let's go. let's go. anybody else? let's go. hey, i can take four. come with me. >> it was a scramble. in this video, officers arrive at a coffee shop on front street. that's that popular tourist spot in lahaina. a total of 15 people were rushed out of that building and then crammed into police cars and shuttled away. this area would later be destroyed by flames. maui's police chief says 11 members of the department lost their homes in this fire. he hopes these videos show their dedication to the community. >> from the very beginning

beach hotel, maui ocean center. the molly visitor bureau or american savings bank kahuli. >> during normal business hours as this is going to be tough. you know, it can hard. you know, if we can put a smile on their face, you know, >> but, you if we're for just a moment, you know, i think >> he formed key one always strong committee. >> and what we wanted to do in light of what happened with you line, the wildfires was too help. the people of behind one of first projects that we was we had we knew that sacred heart school needed some help. so, you know, one of the couldn't operating in more in line and you have to move the couple school have to keep on going. you know, so we get some money. 3rd donation and also from the u.s. and school supplies to 2 help us secure her school. >> neighbor island residents and visitors can donate to the cohen is club of moise gofundme where all the money will go towards purchasing gifts for the high in okay. toys for infants to 17 year-olds will be accepted and parents registered wit

. >>> newly revealed body cam from the deadly maui wildfire what it shows. >>> the dramatic rescue after a plane crashes into the everglades >>> and our nbc news exclusive. the creators of "friends" speaking out. the last conversation one of them had with matthew perry before his tragic death >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. israel's push into the heart of embattled northern gaza is not coming without a deadly cost, and the images of suffering are no easier to take tonight. a hamas-run hospital says dozens are dead and hundreds injured in an israeli air strike on a palestinian refugee camp, though nbc news cannot independently confirm those numbers. israel not denying its forces hit the camp, calling it a known hamas stronghold, and saying its strike killed a top hamas commander involved in planning the october 7th terror attacks on israel fierce battles are under way in northern gaza tonight israel rejecting calls for a cease-fire determined to crush surprise hamas over the surprise attack that left 1,400 israelis and foreigners dead

maui's reopening coming as 6,808 displaced maui residents are still living in 36 hotels across the island, leaving many locales feeling abandoned. >> we don't have the opportunity to work through what we've experienced. that takes time and my concern is that if we're not given that time, that trauma will rear its head in some other form. >> reporter: for those who are traveling, the impact of their visit weighing heavily on them. >> we're just here to support your businesses and your families and we're only here for, you know, support, we're not here to, you know, take anything away from what happened. >> reporter: a balancing act for both residents and tourists alike, all on an island struggling to heal. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> a soggy start to the week for much of the country. heavy rain in the pacific northwest that could bring snow to the mountains. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the wet weather this monday morning. >> it's going to be a day that you want to linger a little longer in the pacific northwest. you have had waves of moisture move on shore, you will see

but there is also hope, fred, as maui moves forward. >> got to keep that hope. mike valerio, thank you so much. >>> we'll be right back. >>> now to the rise of hate speech in the u.s., particularly in the wake of the hamas terror attacks on israel. cnn's donie o'sullivan looked at how hate groups are actively trying to stoke anti-semitism. we should warn you that some of the images you're about to see are offensive. >> reporter: these are not typical pro-palestinian supporters protesting outside the white house. >> it's a bunch of lies just like your [ bleep ] holocaust. >> reporter: here part of an anti-semitic group founded by white supremacists. some of the same people who are behind the 2017 unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. they're just one of multiple hate groups in the united states using the israel/hamas conflict to push an agenda of anti-semitism. but extremists are not just showing up at pro-palestinian protests. they're dumping anti-semitic flyers in neighborhoods across the country. it's happened in 35 states so far this year. >> i

. >>> it's been 100 days since a t devastating fire ravaged maui. "c"cnn head cnn talkeded to the tatask forc looking fofor people s still mimissing. >>> well, the gloves are coming off. with election 2024 fast approaching, campaign officials say president biden is sharpening his attacks against donald trump, casting him as a loser and much more. cnn's arlette sainz is at the white house with brand new reporting. what are you learning? >> pamela, president biden is increasingly sharpened his attacks against donald trump as the two men head towards a possible matchup or rematch, one year away from this month. now, the president has been making these comments in some of his official speeches but mostly in the off camera private fundraiser. an adviser said that president in particular wanted to push back on former president donald trump for his recent comments likening -- using the word vermin to describe political rivals. the president in a san francisco fundraiser this week said that that kind of language you heard in nazi germany in the '30s and the

it's a difficult situation where you want to have a home, job and rebuild your life in west maui.nk you so much. still ahead, ball humbug awoke wisconsin town cancels christmas decoration for city workers. former president george w. bush held a warrior by chrysler makers veterans and doctor siegel caught up with him. >> etiquette was of his politics are i want to enjoy the outdoors and get exercise and to honor our veterans (energetic music plays) there he is! it's right there! ♪ oh, he's straight ahead. he's straight ahead. straight ahead. go go go. ♪ cover more ground in the kia sportage turbo-hybrid. kia. movement that inspires. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring, so you don't have to. so, no more nudging your partner. or sleeping on the other side... of the house. because the tempur-ergo smart base actually detects snoring then automatically adjusts to help reduce it. all night, every night. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select adjustable mattress sets, and experience the deep, undisturbed sleep of tempur-pedic. learn more at tem

officers in maui trying to save families during those fires. and what's being done now to help prevent another disaster like this in the future. >>> tonight, the co-pilot here in the u.s. accused of pulling a gun on the captain in the cockpit while they were mid-flight. tonight, the co-pilot charged. >>> the remarkable rescue in the everglades. the plane going down. the pilot waiting on the wing for help. >>> the new fda warning tonight on halloween about medicine that looks and tastes like candy. >>> and america strong tonight. would your mother go this far on halloween? ♪ tonight that wowed so many families, and the reason they did it. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the fbi director and his new warning just today about the threat of terrorism here in the u.s. warning today that the terrorism threat has hit a, quote, whole other level, with this israel-hamas war only intensifying. and tonight, a horrific scene after an israeli air strike hit a refugee camp in gaza. one of

maui's reopening coming as 6,808 displaced maui residents are still living in 36 hotels across the islandou don't have the opportunity to work through what we've experienced. that takes time. my concern is that if we're not given that time, that trauma will rear its head in some other form. >> reporter: for those who are traveling, the impact of their visit weighing heavily on them. >> we're here to support your businesses and your families, and we're only here for, you know, support. we're not here to, you know, take anything away from what happened. >> reporter: a balancing act for both residents and tourists alike, all on an island struggling to heal. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> there is much more news ahead. >> you're watching "nbc news daily." you can keep watching us right here, streaming free 24/7 on nbc news now. watch us wherever you stream live and on our website, nbcnews.com. the news continues after this. health insurance. it's often hard to know which way to go. it's nice to have options, but too many can be confusing. for instance, if you have medicare, you may be able to ge

a community is trying to work toward a common >>> west maui is officially open for tourism after the deadliest u.s. wildfire and more than a century. this is part of a phase reopening for this area. the merit maui county says he made the decision after speaking with the red cross and lahaina advisory team. he stressed the reopening is voluntary and some businesses need more time to recover. >> this isn't for everyone. those that are not ready should contact their employers and continue to seek the help and attention they need. the interaction between our visitors and our local community has been positive. that also went into her decision. >> so tough for the community. it's been three months since the wildfire tore through lahaina and the surrounding area. at least 99 people died and more than 2000 buildings destroyed. >>> a new children's book is being released this weekend and includes an apartment message. it is called penn does power and its written by lydia. the book teaches age- appropriate concepts about consent and body safety. as a survivor of child sexual assault she wanted

they are protesting the university's reaction to the war in israel. >>> maui's mayor says the islandpen for business. before november 1st only part of it was open but now people can travel everywhere but the burn area. 115 people were killed in the wildfire. compared to year to year tourism dropped by 57% in september. that is a trend they hope to reverse but they do need our help. >> to all of those that have sent their good intentions, prayers, thoughts, we can feel them all. we look forward to welcoming you back to maui and the hawaiian islands soon. >> there are still 7,000 people,000 people displaced. >> now, an oakland youth football how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s.

we visited resilient town of paradise to hear their message for maui. >>> you know, being an adult is study finds it's more difficult for certain generations. if you're from gen x, the answers might surprise you. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning on this day after election day. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. we want no get right to the latest election results. nbc news projects ohio voters have passed issue one, adding the right to abortion care into the state's constitution. and ohio has become the 24th state to approve the use of recreational marijuana. >> ballot measures backing abortion have passed in every election so far. >> in kentucky, democratic incumbent andy beshear has been elected to a second term, defeating daniel cameron. >> a choice to reject team r or team d. and the state clearly shows we are one team kentucky, a choice of jack harlow over sarah huckabee sanders. >> meanwhile, in mississippi, republican governor tate reeves has held onto his seat for a second term. reeves faced a surprisingly competitive fight in the deeply-red state but ulti

a close new look at the hawaiian wildfires nearly three months after they devastated the island of mauieased body cam is revealing. >>> we break down the latest major nfl trades. from defensive juggernauts to a quarterback moving from the desert to the tundra. >>> and welcome to mombie land. it is wednesday, november 1st. "early today" starts right now. >>> thanks for being with us. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm jessica layton. this morning, israel's military pushes deeper into gaza as the human toll of the israel-hamas war is really coming into focus. crews are sifting through what's left of the biggest refugee camp this morning, hoping to find any sign of life after israeli airstrikes leveled it. richard engel begins our coverage this morning. >> reporter: israel devastated part after refugee camp on the edge of gaza city. carrying out what it called a large-scale strike in one of the most densely-populated areas in the world. a nearby hamas-run hospital said dozens were killed and hundreds injured. nbc news cannot independently confirm those figures. the camp is full of apartment buildi

tonight we're seeing body cam video from the maui wildfires for the first time. it shows maui police helping residents flee as a wildfire tore through la hina. this was last august, the maui police department released the video showing what it was like for the officers trying to get people to safety as the flames spread fire killed at least 99. people destroyed. basically the main part of la hina, the cause of the fire still under investigation. 4 zone forecast as we take a look outside at coit tower kron four's dave spahr joins us with a look. what's going on out there day tonight's shot there. quite. how are you? okay. good evening, candy but going to check out your lows for tonight. here. here. you can see well inland into the 40's and up in the north bay, particularly getting down there to about 40 or so for santa rosa. you know, we have the dry air in the clear skies. so we see that kind of activity. but this morning layers that really coming back until. >> a couple of days. but on balance is a pretty good forecast to enjoy it because next week is going to b

the mayor of maui county made that last month. he said that the decision comes after talking with the red cross and other partners back in august, a wildfire tore through west maui, killing 99 people and destroying more than 2000 buildings. the mayor says that the reopening schedule is voluntary. so some businesses may not be reopening today for the first time since israel-hamas war began, some people are being allowed to leave gaza again this morning. ambulances cross the border into egypt, caring people who have been seriously wounded. meantime, the israeli military is defending its air strike on a section of northern gaza as it allegedly hit a densely populated area. hamas and hospital officials say that hundreds were wounded and killed. israel says the operation targeted underground tunnel networks and destroy the hamas command center. >> while accusing hamas of using civilians as human shields. meantime, there is growing demand for a cease-fire. meantime, the house and senate are at odds on capitol hill over funding for israe

at most, there are 17 firefighters on duty in west maui. of four relieved the firefighters that first responded. >> we had contained it, meaning it wasn't getting any bigger. so now we were just putting water on all the hot spots to make sure that it was -- everything was fully out, just dousing everything in water. >> reporter: how long were you out there? >> we were probably till like 2:00. then we went on some calls in the neighborhood right next door, downed poles that were leaning on houses and downed lines. >> reporter: around 3:00, aina kohler's crew was called back to the area of the morning brushfire. this is police video. the hillside was on fire again. how fast was the fire moving at that point? >> i couldn't tell. i could tell how fast the smoke was moving, and it was kind of like not even going up. it was going sideways. >> there's a big flame in here. >> reporter: the cause of the afternoon fire is still unknown, but mike walker had warned hawaiian lawmakers about the danger of overgrown grass here for five years. so how much

lahaina was the gem of maui in hawaii. it's been near totally destroyed.reality of lahaina burning. oh, my god. they crossed. u'i was one of many residents who tried to escape from lahaina that day. she managed to get some of her neighbours into her car, but when they set off, the traffic was gridlocked. and i'm thinking to myself, "my god, we're not moving fast enough, we've got to get out of here, there's people back there." you know? and just... how many cars behind you? hundreds. many people had to abandon their cars and enter the sea to survive. both sides to the left and the right are on fire. the bbc has obtained police bodycam footage that shows that even officers were exasperated with the traffic jams. why are the cars not moving? there's stopped traffic on both sides of the highway. but why was the traffic so bad? we already knew that an emergency siren had not been activated, but a bbc investigation has found other mistakes on the ground that contributed to the chaos. the police blocked some roads because they believed downed power lines were en

reporting from maui. max rodriguez. >> in the south bay, health officials and local leaders got together to announce a new grant from the epa which encourages small airports such as san jose's reid-hillview to switch from leaded to unleaded fuel leaded fuel from airports can cause a number of health issues for people who live nearby, especially in young children. the federal government estimates set leaded plane fuel is largest source of lead in the air with more than 400 tons a year in the u.s. large commercial airlines don't use leaded fuel bit. many small airports still do, especially with prop aircraft airports in the south bay currently only allow unleaded fuel, but that doesn't stop pilots from fueling up somewhere else and then landing in the south bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren, who represents san jose says, although the grant is a step in the right direction, more needs to be done. >> we have to do something about eliminating leaded gas in this airport and every airport in the united states and t

. >>> 100 days since the catastrophic wildfire that wiped out lahaina on maui. we will look at the ongoing search to find people still missing. this hour of "cnn this morning" starts now. >>> good morning, new overnight israeli forces say they have discovered the body of a second hostage near gaza's largest hospital. israeli troops have been conductsing a military operation as the israeli military says it found a tunnel, a hamas tunnel shaft and a stash of guns, grenades and other combat gear at the hospital. the idf released these videos. they say this is proof. hamas accuses israel of making baseless lies. cnn cannot verify the claims. the united nations human rights chief wants access to the site to launch an independent investigation. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now says intelligence about hostages was one of the big reasons israel sent troops into the hospital. >> we had strong indications that they were held in the shifa hospital, which is one of the reasons we entered the hospital. if they were, they were taken out. >> and right now the f

. >> happening today, all of west maui except for burned out. sections of la hina are open to tourism. the mayor of maui county says the decision comes after talking with the red cross and other partners back in august says, you know, wildfire tore through west maui, killing at least 99. people destroying more than 2000 buildings. the mayor adds that the reopening is voluntary. therefore, some businesses may not be reopened. coming up, it is night for the dubs taking on the sacramento kings. >> erin wilson, we'll have more live from chase center. >> but first, thousands of cold cases could be solved. using one tool that even the public can access ahead. what's stopping police from using it to? deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. >> it's a tool we've seen use here at home dna testing that help solve cold cases like the one kron 4 recently reported on the sunnyvale homicide that was finally solved. almost 44 years later, the technology. >> led investiga

maui 808.rning, gio. you, whit and i were all here the week of the fire, and that charred landscape is not changed at all. the rebuild process is going to be slow and deliberate, leaving residents worried about the long-term impact on the land and their health. >> let's go! get out! >> reporter: it's been three months since the devastating wildfires in maui. this week hawaii's governor announced $150 million recovery fund. meanwhile with no long-term housing solutions residents fishing for change at this beach outside lahaina. >> this adds pressure into our county and government officials to find a solution. >> reporter: the cleanup is expected to take another 6 to 12 months, but there are small signs of progress with the ina, the land. three months after the fire arborists the historic banyan tree on front street is in a state of coma. the green growth, they say, that is a sign of healing. very much symbolic with where the recovery is at this point for this community. for months the environmen

a wildfire tore through west maui, killing 99 people and destroying more than 2000 buildings. the mayor says a reopening is voluntary, but some businesses may not reopen for some time. alright, want to step outside and take a look at what's going on here in the bay area and look at the golden gate bridge and >> we're nearing the end. the fire season, but not quite out of the woods yet, it looks like we might be getting a little help from mother nature, right? brittney? yes, mother nature's definitely going to help >> as roll into this week and next week. so today, above average temperatures, you probably enjoy the temperatures. that's coming at for us tomorrow. one thing i like with micro-climate says we have a lot of different stories to tell you in terms of weather. so i love this camera shows you around the region. everything happening now. so despite the fact that it is dark, people still see francisco. and the coroner. san jose looking great. even golden gate bridge traffic is slowly picking up. but it shows you it's not too foggiest. not too cloudy those are the good thi

this is the story of maui. i will come to the story to uplift their voices so that you know what help is needed and understand the important role that we can play to rebuild. and i yield back. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, today marks the ag since the town of paradise were tragically burned. 86 lines lost in a town devastated. all gone. you can see how graphic it is and people trying to escape on a naivero path up and down. but five years later, wref much to be optimistic and people are building with every new house permit, with every community event, the optimism and resiliency of the people of paradise. we have to help them and pass this legislation so they are not taxed and i hope to get through this house floor and help them with infrastructure and get rid of the dead trees and such in the area. but they are b

what happened to the children in maui? she waat happehes to help. t could you imagine being one of the people in maui who was victimizedo helpiden by this ann woman's go going and curating a list of $95 cookies for the bourgeoisie? >> she does this. f 95 >> i. i just can't wrap my head around how insufferable she is. >> yeah, well, something to snack on as you marched through $95 for cookies. i did this because i didn't see the magazine was the issue was she was buying up all the land. yeah. doing charit y like send money while i buy it up. >> she was asking for smalltempr dollar donations insteaddollar of doing something herself. >> she had cookie less securinhi . >> oh, greg, i think you sent millions of dollars. millions of thoughts and prayer. yeah, see that? ife you know, get cheated out of the charities. >> if you just thinkhink abo abi ,start coming up with viewer mail up the . it's a segment just for you. i missed that whole story. >> i was homeless and u.s. vet put my life back on the right track to get me they need for a home and they help

. >>> the hawaii attorney general has subpoenaed three maui agencies over their response to the deadly wildfires in lahaina that killed nearly a hundred people in august. under scrutiny are the maui emergency management agency as well as county public work and water supply departments. representatives of each have been summoned to testify december 11. the a.g. tells nbc news while the investigation remain as review of the fires and their response, it is not currently a criminal probe. >>> winter is getting a bit of an early start in the northeast. heavy lake-effect snow is blanketing states from ohio to new york. some areas are forecast to see more than 30 inches by the time the snow stops. jesse kirsch has more. >> reporter: from the great lakes to east coast, millions of americans feeling winter's chill. parts of michigan, ohio, pennsylvania and new york blanketed by lake-effect snow. in ohio, some drivers facing whiteout conditions. >> possibly ten vehicles. >> reporter: and outside cleveland, police believe treacherous conditions led to a pair of pileups involving over 20 vehicles.

. >> and the woman purchased target gift cards to help survivors of the maui wildfire.hanks so much for joining me on this monday night. i'm heather holmes. problem is, she says someone else spent the money. our crystal bailey is here after finding out more about this scam. crystal, that's really on the rise. that's right. >> imagine walking to the register with all of your items and the gift card you were counting on to pay for all of these items gets declined. that's what happened in this case. the woman in novato who bought them sent to thousand dollars worth of gift cards to families in hawaii supporting survivors of the maui wildfire. and when they tried to use them, the money wasn't there. kristine miller is doing everything she can to help those devastated by wildfires, sending supplies and love to lahaina. and she's emotional to find out her help didn't go very far when the gift card she sent didn't work. >> these people have lost everything, everything. their homes. they're living on beaches . they're living in parks. they have nothing. and for them to get a gi

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>> norah: we are seeing for the first time chaotic but he can footage of officers in maui racing to evacuateidents from the deadly wildfire. the police outmatched trying to fend off the flames with garden hoses. abortion in america. why a near-total ban in one state left a doctor hopeless and frustrated after her patient was forced to travel out of state for the procedure. speak of the trauma that i experience i blame completely on the legislation. >> miraculous rescue after a small plane crashes in the everglades. >> where he very grateful that he's okay. >> a chilling forecast for halloween, the only state in the continental u.s. not facing a frigid forecast. will not tell you. and a special visit for one hospital's little superheroes >> have a little bit of fun, bring some smiles to their faces, it's what it's all about. ♪ ♪ >> norah: getting into our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. would begin tonight with israel's invasion of gaza growing more intense. with troops and tanks advancing further into enemy territory. this is the fbi director christoph

reporting from maui. max rodriguez. >> mark your calendars. a comment 3 times bigger than mount everest is heading in our direction. the so-called devil comet will pass by earth next summer as it does every 71 years. the comic got its nickname due to the formation of 2 giant corns made up of ice and gas. 2 major eruptions on the comet this year made it brighten up to it. you could be visible with the naked eye. when does it fly by well, that's when it what does 5 by you'll be able to see it with the naked eye. it was first discovered in 18, 12 and scientists say it does not pose a threat to us here on earth. let's take a live look outside and see how things are shaping up. gorgeous night in san francisco evening. you know, made to order trick or treat night, right? that, you think about that comment. it's like snow cones for all as we here. mostly clear skies this evening is what you can expect for all the festivities. let's take a live look also walnut creek. >> pretty clear out that way. indoor forecast we go. here comes the cloud cover that

maui brewing is aiming to raise more than $1 million for wildfire relief. what a great story. and i wish kokua to you as well. i love that idea. let's check with sal and we need some kokua on highway 24 right now. major problem. that's right. and highway 90 to stepping up to the forefront here. we have a crash on the san mateo bridge. it's rather new. westbound on 92 up in the middle of the flats. i just saw medical equipment heading out that way you can see it's there as we have more medical equipment arriving. i just saw a fire truck come in from the peninsula. is going to make a u-turn at the toll plaza and then get back. so we're doing poorly now on that san mateo bridge westbound 24. if you are driving. they cleared the crash. doordash getting up to the tunnel. but it's very slow because of that earlier crash. it's still recovering. things are getting slightly better. i would still say give yourself plenty of time if you're going to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's okay. the bay bridge toll plaza looks all right. heading out to san francisco. but again, more people may b

six, a marin county woman is pretty frustrated after she sent $2,000 worth of target gift cards to mauilies affected by the wildfires over the summer, only for those cards to be declined at the store with zero balance. it is a scam officials are warning about ahead of the holidays. ktvu is crystal bailey spoke to the victim joins us here tonight in studio with the story crystal. >> well she says she's raising money for maui victims. the wildfire victims. she says she brought ten gift cards worth of $200 each. she says sending these gift cards were just one more thing she could do to help devastated families. and when some of the recipients went to the cashier to pay for their items at target, the money, the gift cards had already been spent. christine miller is doing everything she can to help those devastated by wildfires, sending supplies and love to lahaina. and she's emotional to find out her help didn't go very far when the gift card she sent didn't work. >> these people have lost everything, losing everything, their homes, their living on beaches. they're living in parks . they ha

invitational 7875 boilers six and oh hopefully they'll play back on maui next year.d belmont in nevada. cameron briggs says get out swatting that shot into the stands. brink with 16 rebounds. one of them here, she had 27 points. as stanford wins 74 to 55. all right. i promised that i would dispense medical advice. it's actually not for me. so good. good i have sources. dan dr. nirav pandya, who is our favorite orthopedic surgeon. one you are not christian mccaffrey. please do not try to imitate him while playing against your 55 year old uncle. tomorrow so if you have not used fast twitch muscles in over a year, tomorrow is not the best day to start. good athletic shoe wear is key. crocs don't count. yeah. okay. keep that in mind and if you feel a pop, you know, seek medical attention, that's bad. yeah. so there you have it for your touch. >> football game. yeah yeah. just don't do it. just don't do it. yeah. >> i was keeping it basic. i think a 520 game keeps us awake after turkey come tomorrow. well, that's. >> well that's true. >> yeah. that's that's the upside. >>