were warning signs missed and my visit with sesame street. history-making new kid on the block announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening we begin tonight with breaking news. the manhunt for that inmate who escaped from an alabama prison with a corrections officer ten days ago is apparently over authorities say the inmate, casey white, and the officer, vicky white, are in custody in evansville, indiana. earlier today, the u.s. marshals said they received a tip and security camera images from a car wash in that city of a pickup truck they think the couple used. gabe gutierrez is here with late details. gabe, what are authorities saying reporter: lester, just a few moments ago authorities in alabama said they captured the pair in southern indiana after a pursuit ended in a crash. earlier in the day, security camera footage from a business in evansville, indiana showed a man investigators believe may have been casey white, the inmate who was on
forced to flee at a moment s notice had to leave everything behind, to the mercy of the flames. on saturday, hawaii s attorney general announced an investigation into why the island s warning siren did not sound at the height of the emergency. let s go live to our reporter in maui, helena humphreys. what is the situation right now where you are at the moment? weill. where you are at the moment? well, we have been where you are at the moment? well, we have been here where you are at the moment? well, we have been here since where you are at the moment? well, we have been here since the - where you are at the moment? -ii we have been here since the early morning at the shelter on maui and as you can see behind me, just more and more cars, forklift trucks, people either coming to help people looking for help. boxes are being lifted, people bringing water, food, baby supplies, anything that people might need. so that is the situation we are seeing here right now. if you tak
onlyjust begun in earnest. fires do continue to burn there and helicopters are being sent to douse the flames one bucket at a time. many people forced to flee at a moment s notice had to leave everything behind, to the mercy of the flames. on saturday, hawaii s attorney general announced an investigation into why the island s warning siren did not sound at the height of the emergency. let s go live now to our reporter in maui, helena humphrey. helena, what s the situation right now where you are at the moment? we have been here from the early morning and gradually being asked to move back because the mood here is growing understandably ever more despondent as we continue to see the death toll rise, now standing at 80, but thousands of people still reported missing. and when you do go inside that shelter without cameras, of course, what you see, two qr codes to scan with your phone, one to report you are safe and the other to say, i am looking for someone. because so many
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