i voice on the road became michael warrant, and he was a fortification engineer.erhaps a fiery wife from efin. such a child spent the whole chance at the piano, the fathers wondered who had it? go, fool. the geese on the light of the eleventh fierce 1807 chose the name of the sky, the horseshoe young emperor of france obliged to give birth to the commonwealth and that became a popular orphan of the nobility and the elk from the jago-gonar in the woods appeared his napoleon tikava dad entered the physicist this is the matrix faculty introduces the ravilin university, and the lion improves the evil mountains. we were doubtful to him and revolutionary activity was on the right, the student became an accomplice of secret merchandising , vynik arysht and jenny the lad of the ladder near the troops of the russian cavalry, and then the leaves fell 1.830. on the lands it used to be the commonwealth , napoleon horde, tired out once for water, succeeded. the husband fought best of all. why did he tear off the mercury organ of the militaria, however? yes , it was not express

on january 24th six law enforcement officers entered victims eddie parker and michael jiggle's home without a warrant>> handcuffing the victims behind their backs and using racial slurs and derogatory language when yelling at the victims, discharging a firearm in order to scare and intimidate the victims, holding them down and pouring cooking oil, milk, alcohol, and chocolate syrup on their faces and into their mouths. forcing them to painfully and involuntary ingest those liquids. striking one of the victims with objects including a metal sword, a piece of wood, and a wooden kitchen implement. kicking one of the victims in the ribs. tasing the victims dozens of times with department-issued tasers, and stealing personal belongings from the house. >> reporter: it ended with jenkins getting shot in the mouth, the bullet lacerating his tongue, breaking his jaw, and exiting out of his neck. for months there was a lot of doubt about the official account of what took place. the mississippi department of public safety releasing a statement the day after the incident saying only, the mississippi bureau of in

their enforcement operations to include search warrants where probable cause was agreed to by the prosecutors that weren't allowed to happen. >> michael state of texas, house foreign affairs committee chairman and homeland security committee member. impeachment inquiry. are you on board with that? can you explain to folks at home what this means precisely >> it means we'll ramp up our investigation into this. all of a sudden the plot is thickening right now. tens of millions of dollars going into shell corporations in the united states from foreign governments. that's where my committee comes into play. certain foreign policy decisions made because of this money coming in? i was a prosecutor in the 90s to the chen case and the clinton campaign where all this money from china was coming in to influence the clinton election. presidential election. nothing new for china and foreign governments. burisma is serious. when you have the special prosecutor who the vice president at that time called for his firing and threatened to withhold federal assistance that i sign off on in exchange for him being fired, that alone is serious. but when al

michael, a public health professor, says the monitors are edging up to the unhealthy. those with underlying health conditions will feel the effects of the smoke more than the general public. >> it may be warranted that you reduce your outdoor activities, stay inside, have the windows closed. if you have an air filter or an air conditioner, start running those in the evening. reporter: we found no shortage of people getting outdoors, taking in the hazy views. >> i hope it gets better. i feel like today was the worst day. it wasn't this bad yesterday. reporter: the smoke is expected to clear. the bay area could be in luck by the weekend. >> we do expect that as of tomorrow evening, those impacts are going to be less. the smoke gets pushed more toward the east and away from the bay area. that should continue throughout the weekend. reporter: lena howland, abc7news. dan: deliberate power shutoffs from pg&e tonight. the utility proactively turned off power to thousands of customers today to prevent wildfires from sparking. you can see there's just one purple triangle indicating 130 customers -- 130,000 custers who still have their power turned off. napa county also saw some brief outages for a time.

michael, a public health professor, says the monitors are edging up to the unhealthy. those with underlying health conditions will feel the effects of the smoke more than the general public. >> it may be warrantedt you reduce your outdoor activities, stay inside, have the windows closed. if you have an air filter or an air conditioner, start running those in the evening. reporter: we found no shortage of people getting outdoors, taking in the hazy views. >> i hope it gets better. i feel like today was the worst day. it wasn't this bad yesterday. reporter: the smoke is expected to clear. the bay area could be in luck by the weekend. >> we do expect that as of tomorrow evening, those impacts are going to be less. the smoke gets pushed more toward the east and away from the bay area. that should continue throughout the weekend. reporter: lena howland, abc7news. dan: deliberate power shutoffs from pg&e tonight. the utility proactively turned off power to thousands of customers today to prevent wildfires fr sparking. you can see ther's just one purple triangle indicating 130 customers -- 130,000 customers who still have their power turned off. napa county also saw some brief outages for a time. you

michael corleone would be proud of. one person wrote in response to the post, quote, these jurors have signed their death warrant by falsely indicting president trump. wow, right? and scary. these grand jurors are now being added to the so-called trump enemies list for doing their civic duty, listening to the facts laid out to them and voting based on the evidence. and as someone who has been on the receiving end of showing up on a list like this, i can tell you it is not long before you start getting threatening phone calls and emails nchg not to mention the online attacks. since there's no way of knowing who is talking crap and who is serious, it does care you. if you're any kind of a normal person. but just think about how much more terrifying it is for someone who is not chosen to be in the public eye, and who might not have the resources to get protection. these grand jurors are just private ordinary fulton county citizens. not tv people. and they're now facing the prospect of an onslaught of hate and threats from the maga gang. because in every way that you can think of, maga is a gang. like the crips or the bloods o

michael: pg&e is suggesting the sensors but did not say if they found real damage the powerlines to warn the outages -- warrant outages. safety sensors control power flow to 1.8 million households across northern california. last weekend they cut power to 8000 dangle residents for six hours -- danville residents for six hours. >> gets a major inconvenience on customers and it also can be a safety issue for people that rely on their electricity for medical devices. michael: katy says pg&e should insulate powerlines instead. pg&e says the sensor program is working. powerline ignitions dropped 68% last year. still, a report shows outages went up 44% last year. they lasted 71% longer compared to a five-year average. pg&e tells us, "the number of outages residents in this area are experiencing is on except double. while we are doing everything we can to improve reliability, having the power turned off at the first sign of a hazard is preventing potential wildfires." residents say strengthen powerlines. don't shut them off. >> the frustration just builds. i really have no patience for this anymore. michael: michael

warrant for evidence of criminal offenses. >> galactic launches commercial spaceflight. >> latest of space tourism. >> it will cost a cool $450,000 per rider. >> and michael has thrown the 14th no hitter in philadelphia phillies history. >> the bell never rang so beautifulfully. what a scene. >> ashley: we begin with a fox weather wildfire alert. at least 36 people are confirmed dead and 20 are injured as unprecedented wildfires devastate the hawaiian island of maui. >> hurricane force winds spreading the fire across the island, destroying homes, business and forcing some people to jump into the ocean to avoid the raging flames. officials sharing an update just a few hours ago. >> if anybody is still out here, the fire is on front street, it's time to go. if anybody is still here the fire is on front street and it's time go if anybody is still here the fire is on front street and it's time to go. >> former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard joined "fox & friends first" earlier. >> that community of lahaina on maui is an historic, very close tight-knit community. yesterday, the death toll was sadly six people. it has gone up to 36. and, unfortunately what

michael horowitz report? that in fact, in the case of durham, operational crossfire hurricane never should have been opened. in terms of the dossier, andrew mccabe said was so necessary, for the approval of pfizer warrantsthat held back doors on the trump campaign and presidency, what did we learn? not a single thing in the document could be verified, not one thing.hillary clinton bought and paid for dossier so that goes on. the markham people have a combination of two impeachments, three years of the russia hoax, now, one indictment after another after another with one sure to follow in fulton county, georgia. do you believe the reason they president paul numbers keep going up after something like this happens, is because people see this not as prosecution, but persecution? >> yeah, i think when you saw jack smith comes the microphone about 6 pm eastern time, and left his case, there was no case! he had no smoking gun, he had no direct evidence of the president doing something illegal. i think actually, when he went up to the microphone and laid out the indictment, he actually vindicated donald trump on a lot of things. all the january 6 committee garbage that went on, they had all of these allegations

michael horowitz report? that in fact, in the case of durham, operational crossfire hurricane never should have been opened. in terms of the dossier, andrew mccabe said was so necessary, for the approval of pfizer warrantsd back doors on the trump campaign and presidency, what did we learn? not a single thing in the document could be verified, not one thing. hillary clinton bought and paid for dossier so that goes on. the markham people have a combination of two impeachments, three years of the russia hoax, now, one indictment after another after another with one sure to follow in fulton county, georgia. do you believe the reason they president paul numbers keep going up after something like this happens, is because people see this not as prosecution, but persecution? >> yeah, i think when you saw jack smith comes the microphone about 6 pm eastern time, and left his case, there was no case! he had no smoking gun, he had no direct evidence of the president doing something illegal. i think actually, when he went up to the microphone and laid out the indictment, he actually vindicated donald trump on a lot of things. all the january 6 committee garbage that went on, they had all of these allegations agains