becoming clearer by the day. the deadliest wildfire in more than a century and the death toll is expected to rise even further as crews cannot a grim search for victims. and former u.s. president donald trump could be facing a fourth indictment in the week ahead over his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results here in georgia. plus the matilda s waltz into the women s world cup semifinals after toppling france in a nail-biting penalty shootout. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. with laila harrak. the governor of hawaii, what his state is going through is heartbreaking. and days after wildfires decimated parts of maui the death toll is still rising. authorities have now confirmed 89 deaths, making the fires the deadliest in the united states in more than a century. and that number is expected to climb even more in the coming days. as crews sift through the devastation caused by the fires. some 2,200 structures are damaged or destroyed. 86%
countdown to donald trump s next possible indictment. we have new reporting on when s in this brawl on an alabama boat dock. police say that they may not be done yet. and a voters in ohio reject changes to the state s ballot rules, a key win forn rights. welcome to our viewers. i m rahel solomon. donald trump s one man legal gok ket filling up next week. cnn has learned that fani willis in atlanta will spend two days in front of a grand jury next week presenting her case against the former president. sources tell cnn that willis could seek several indictments in a sweeping racketeering case. it would cast trump and a number of associates as operating a criminal enterprise aimed at subverting the 2020 presidential election in georgia. meantime trump s lawyers will have their first hearing before the judge overseeing the federal january 6 prosecution. paula reid has more on that. reporter: judge tanya chutkan has scheduled a hearing for friday a arguments from both attorn
twist after twist. instant panic. instant, instant panic. i still get chills. people have secrets. people have a lot of secrets. the family that lived in this cozy house on this quiet street never came back after the awful thing that happened here. it s terrifying. it s terrifying to think of. it was april 10th, 2008. portsmouth, virginia, police sergeant robert mcdaniel was right nearby when the all points fullerton went out to law enforcement. and then the call comes out and it s literally one block away from where i m standing. did the address ring a bell? it did and it didn t. all he knew was that someone had been killed inside that house. so, you go there and what do you discover? i went into clear the house out of anybody who was inside of the house to make sure this scene status pristine as possible. and when i looked down, i realized, then, that it was meghan. meghan landowski the teenage victim was someone he knew. he knew her wh
new poll numbers reveal this, 74% of americans think the country is on the wrong track. that is pretty extraordinary. same nbc news poll say americans are concerned about biden a age and health and it is a concern for his campaign. 80-year-old biden is getting image advice from top hollywood producer jeffrey karngs tsenberg. the movie mogul is counseling president biden to own his age and turn into an assive according to people familiar with the conversations. biden should lean into longevity as sign of wisdom and experience, while offer ing offr about it, same way harrison ford has. hitting the big screen as indiana joey jones or like mick jagger who performs to crowds around the world and turns 80 next month. videos like this show biden may not have moves like mick jagger. turning age into an asset, i get it, like ronald reagan, i will not expose my opponent s age and inexperience. with 68% concerned about biden s age, up from 51% in 2020. people do not like what they are s
walter reed, there was nowhere else to go. this is a conversation that i have had with myself or anyone unable to address their depression. they start to have dark conversations about self-harm. things continue to tick off the list. i kind of hit the emergency brake further. i can t be a blueprint for my children. i cannot let them be left alone or to not understand why he would ve done that. earlier in the year two friends of mine, one had a stroke and the other had a bad heart attack. they both had young children and took their lives. it was very devastating. not because they were weaker or i was strong, i got lucky. i knew that i needed help. i didn t know what that looked like. it was presented. i reluctantly was like i don t need to go in there. i figured out this is the right choice and that is where i ended up. i know this is so hard to talk about. just to be clear, you are saying that you had thoughts of harming yourself? yeah. i ve said that publicly. at