grew up in or charity you have long supported. they are very different. if you are episcopalian you kno exactly what we are talking about. if you get in to the sierra clu and protect the sierras, you ge it too. everywhere in this country formally respectable organization seem to have gone off the deep end. have you listen to national public radio recently? npr was always a little nutty, but in a familiar, nonthreatening kind of way. the public radio station ran niche cultural programming most of the time. the celtic music hour or bluegrass show. for decades public radio s most popular feature was something called car talk. remember that? a show where two italian mechanics from boston argued about the relative merits of fuel injection. they gave you free advice on ho to fix your honda. and then in the morning on driv time all npr stations aired the news from washington. there was the morning edition i the morning. there was all things considered on the trip home. and times npr
you grew up in, charity long supported. they are very different if you are an episcopalian, you know exactly what. everywhere in this country, formerly respectable organizations, have seem to gone off the deep end. have you listened to national public radio recently? npr was always a little nutty, but in a familiar nonthreatening kind of way. your average public radio station ran needs cultural programming, the celtic music hour or bluegrass show. public radio s most popular feature was something called car talk. remember that? a show where two italian mechanics, in boston, both of them, they argue the merits of combustion engines and they fix your honda. all npr stations aired in the news from washington. there was morning edition in the morning, all things considered on the trip home. anchors were left of center, but they were subconsciously upmarket. they spoke in comically stilted having come located opinions about wine. this is npr, they d say. national public radi
here sleeping in their cars, waiting for a curfew to lift at 6 a.m. a lot of folks anxious to see what s left of their homes, and for those who have already made it into lahaina, a lot of heartbreak and shock at what they ve seen. here s some folks we talked to yesterday. somewhere that i once knew is completely gone, it s unrecognizable. it s devastating. i mean, we lost our houses, our jobs. some of us grew up here. we don t even know whether half our friends are alive or gone. reporter: home after home in lahaina, gone. one estimate from the property data aggregator core logic puts the estimate of destroyed homes at more than 3,000. the rising death toll, now at 800 people, as rescue crews search for more victims. thousands of people have left the island, around 1400 staying in emergency shelters here. it s unclear how these fires started, but when they did ignite, the island was ripe for an inferno. 80 mile-per-hour winds caused in part by passing hush dora fueled t
were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. o, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o er the land of the free and the home of the brave will: we begin this morning with a fox news alert, a tragic update out of maui. now at least 80 people are confirmed dead after devastating wildfires. rachel: officials say more than 1,000 people are still unaccounted for as rescue and recovery efforts continue. joey: another fox news alert, washington attorney general merrick garland making a big announcement about the hunter biden criminal probe. i m here today to announce the appointment of david weiss as a special counsel. on tuesday of this week, mr. weiss advised me that, in his judgment, his investigation had reached a stage at which he should continue his work as a special counsel, and he asked to be so appointed. a. joey: alexandria hoff is joining us live with
and president biden on the road, celebrating his economic winds, plus a remarkable story of perseverance, and the most special way to end our thursday night. you do not want to miss this. the 11th hour just getting underway, right now. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we have a lot of big news tonight, including the scathing federal report about the massacre in uvalde, texas. we will have more on that in a few minutes. but first, this evening, let us head to capitol hill, where congress passed another short term funding bill to prevent a partial government shutdown. this is a third stopgap bill to kick the can down the road since we have had in meanwhile, president biden is talking about donald trump s big win in iowa. and he does not sound impressed. i don t think i would means anything. the president got 50 some thousand votes, the lowest number who has any way he wants. but while we wait for a federal appeals court ruling on trump s argument that