we have chilling new details this morning about threats being made against the grand jurors who just issued an indictment against donald trump in georgia, and the woman arrested after police say she threatened to kill the judge in the d.c. case. new scrutiny on the hours before the deadly maui wildfires. why didn t the sirens sound in time? questions about the state and federal response, and we re going to speak with the white house press secretary shortly. abortion rights are one step closer to being in front of the supreme court again. an appeals court ruling clearing the way for a popular abortion drug to remain available for now, but very big questions about how long it will remain that way. i m kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central. this morning, there is growing concern for the safety of several jurors in georgia and a judge in washington, d.c., who are assigned to the criminal cases against donald trump. there are new chilling
a new indictment against donald trump could come in the next two days. a grand jury has just arrived at a georgia courthouse, cnn has an exclusive look at texts and emails that could be crucial evidence. the grim reality setting in on the island the maui, 96 people have been killed in the fires so far and it still could rise even more as crews are painstakingly making their way through the burn areas. today six white former mississippi police officers are due in court facing several state charges after being accused of torturing two black men in a racist assault. i m sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn news central. so this morning the beginning of what could be a two-day stretch that could bring a new indictment against donald trump for trying to overturn the election. this is the case in georgia that appears this case could ensnare the greatest number of people yet and create some of the most complicated problems for trump if convicted. he w
country is coming to its senses. when it comes to patriotism for example at one time soccer start megan, she has sometimes purple or maroon haired or anti- american antics? once accepted praise when she took a knee on the world stage because our country was not living up to her standards. and she was given a pass when to use expletives at the canyon of heroes young kids were admiring her and her world champs and they looked on, listen we got white girls, black girls and everything in between. [cheering] the straight girls, the gay girls. new york city. [inaudible] so inappropriate then as it is inappropriate now. something change this week. tolerance for the spoiled stars behavior ended. she and her team turned in an uninspiring four-game ouster anything but clutch penalty kick sealed their fates. the normal compassion american has does not come inside we heard the name or the term karma. do not kill the messenger but this u.s. women s national team is polarizing. the off
[playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] we begin this word with a fox feather under weather fire al alert. the death toll 93 people, the governor warns is likely to go up significantly in the coming days, just two of those killed have been identified so far. rachel: and rescue crews say they have only reached about 3% of the search area so far. more than 2000 buildings have been completely destroyed. nearly all those destroyed buildings were residential and now 4500 people are in need of shelter. i don t even know how to explain it. it is a war zone, you don t know how to feel. thank god we have each other in alive and safe. it s like we re the only things we have now because everything that we had in the past is gone. joey: this is the deadliest wildfire in the past 100 years. they ve open a probe into the wildfire response. the critical decisions happened before, during and after the fire. will: good morning welcome to fox & friends this sunday morning. th
and the tourists still trying to evacuate. also ahead, lawyers for donald trump just arriving for a high stakes hearing in the election interference case. how much will trump be allowed to discuss publicly and could that trial begin as soon as january? it is 10:00 eastern, thanks for being with us on this friday, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and we begin with the staggering death toll from the wildfires in hawaii. authorities on maui revealing overnight at least 55 people have died in those fires, and by one account, up to a thousand remain missing. communications on the island remain difficult making it hard to confirm who is safe and maui s mayor says intense search and rescue efforts are still underway. search in the interior of the buildings. we re waiting for fema to help with that search, as they are equipped to handle the hazmat conditions of the buildings that have been burned. shelters on the island are full of residents who have now lost every