flood watch is issued for communities along california s coast, as they brace for record rainfall and damaging winds ahead of the category 4 hurricane. heavy rain coming into these zones, l.a., san diego, palm springs. the official who opted not to activate sirens as wildfires spread on maui last week has resigned as the islands head of emergency management. he had been under intense scrutiny after survivor said there was absolutely no warning. james: back in court, the man accused of murdering four college students in idaho presents his alibi for the first time. president biden is hosting a major summit with leaders from south korea and japan today. this is actually the first ever stand-alone trilateral meeting between these three nations. james: a summer spike in covid cases. what you need to know to protect yourself. the important thing for those who are at high risk for complications or death, to pay attention. it never ever seen th
the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia s presidential election results. this hour on msnbc, what comes next with trump and his co-defendants ordered to surrender within ten days? plus, the allegations laid out in a sweeping 98-page indictment, with a deep dive into the use of ricoh, a law normally used for gangsters and mobsters. and the d.a. s plan to try all 19 defendants together. setting the stage for a tremendous complicated and very public trial. al it is 10:00 eastern. great to be with you. i m ana cabrera reporting from new york alongside my colleague and friend jose diaz-balart. this morning, donald trump stands indicted for the fourth time in as many months. this time in georgia, alongside 18 top allies, accused in a sweeping conspiracy to overturn the state s 2020 election results. with charges filed, the clock starts now. trump and his co-defendants have ten days to surrender. the district attorney wants a trial,
also breaking, massive wildfires in washington state. thousands fleeing their homes, the view from the sky, terrifying, and new fear of powerful winds fueling the flames deadly missile strike in ukraine, russia hitting this theater, at least seven killed, more than 100 injured. major derailment in oklahoma, what sent these train cars flying off the rails. new video of a driverless taxi and a fire engine colliding. the major decision about this new technology protests over the death of a beloved orca held in captivity it was set to go free. why animal rights groups are outraged. we need to do better than this and the united airlines pilot who said he hit a breaking point. what drove him to attack this parking gate with an ax. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. good evening, we begin tonight with a hurricane barrelling toward the united states that in itself is a major headline, but what makes this storm so historic and so dangerous is wh
and in maui tonight, the images just now coming to light. now the deadliest wildfire in 100 years. and the tough questions now emerging tonight. first, this evening, sources telling abc news the d.a. in fulton county, georgia, moving more quickly than expected at this hour. the unexpected move late today. could any possible criminal indictment now come as early as tonight? aaron katersky standing by live at the courthouse with what we ve just learned. also tonight, the new and difficult images just now emerging from hawaii. the mother and her two sons wading in the water for hours after jumping in to survive the flames. tonight, hawaii s governor warning the death toll could be much higher. survivors now being asked to provide dna to help identify victims. and now, major new questions. where were the warnings? the sirens? why weren t power lines shut down amid the red flag warnings? whit johnson and gio benitez in maui again tonight for us. ginger zee is also here, trac
this community went through. tonight, we are inside the fire zone in maui. for the first time, we see the images captured by two captains who answered the call for help from the water. the coast guard telling them people, families, and children were in desperate need. tonight, they take us back by water to where they helped those fighting to survive, including a young brother and sister. their entire bodies covered in soot. and tonight, abc news with a minute-by-minute look at how this deadly disaster unfolded. our in-depth timeline. hour-by-hour, putting the pieces of this tragedy together. so much time went by, as the fires grew. why weren t there more alerts? why were the sirens not sounded? tonight, authorities defending their reason not to use them. the two boat captains describing the moment the coast guard sent them in, telling them, we need help. they could feel the heat, the smoke, and the wind as they pulled into the harbor. tonight, investigators and what they re