Court for the donald trump legal team, who won, who lost, and the comments the judge made that the former president might not want to hear. Also, a former army officer who was an adviser to the Trump Administration explained why his blood ran cold after reading jack smiths latest indictment. Plus, the Vice President talks exclusively to msnbcs Reverend Al Sharpton amid new revelations about her role in the 2024 campaign. Campaign. As i bid you all a very good day from msnbc World Headquarters in new york, welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. Were beginning this hour with some staggering the numbers. About the wildfires of this devastated murray this past week. The math now says it will cost five and a half billion dollars to be built from hawaiis governor says. We will likely be the worst Natural Disaster in the states history. So, he comes as many residents return to assess whats left, if anything, of their homes. Officials say more than 2200 buildings were destroyed. That majorit
anything. and or talk about the official sirens, you have to remember in hawaii, they have one of the most sophisticated sirens systems in the world. 400 integrated sirens, all together. it should be able to notify hawaiians of what s going on. the states themselves said that those sirens did not trigger. although specific alerts did go off by phone, by text, by tv. by radio. however, when you are in a situation like this, with the fire burning, knocking at telecommunications almost instantaneously, a lot of people did not receive those texts and emails and whatever triggered and those other three systems. that wasn t the silent system, so now, there is that attorney general review to find out what exactly was triggered, how was the response, was it comparable? was up to the right standards? all of that part of the process. but for residents i spoke to, some people did hear some sort of warning. though, they say it was late or
affair. every wave and smile from the royal couple was broadcast around the world. 400 cameras were set up along the procession route alone. nbc s rehe hex yhema ellis has . reporter: this royal wedding created an opportunity for age-old traditions to be seen around the world in a 21st century way. when a million people lined the streets in london and jammed in front of buckingham palace, it was a spectacular sight. across great britain, every move of the nation s future king and queen was shown on giant screens. street parties popped up everywhere. but beyond that, this wedding had a global buzz. about 2 billion people watched on television worldwide. that s out of an estimated 7 billion people on the planet. and it was an internet sensation. almost 7 million people posted