on hold just hours after the supreme court allowed it to take effect. it would let texas authorities arrest and deport migrants, but the biden administration arguing the state doesn t have that authority. what the judges signaled today. also tonight, the urgent manhunt. police say an inmate was broken out of the hospital by a gunman who opened fire. three corrections officers wounded. the car police are searching for. the deadly house explosion in utah. debris showered all over the neighborhood. what caused it? the first full day of spring, but the snow spreading across the northeast. al roker is here. the tense moments on capitol hill. former rudy giuliani associate lev parnas testifying in the gop s biden impeachment inquiry and our nbc news exclusive, the allegation parnas made that republicans are acting as russia s accomplices. the new drama for the royals. were princess kate s medical records breached at the clinic where she underwent surgery? and the l.a. d
welcome to hour three of fox and friends. you see president biden yesterday m milwaukee touting the inflation reduction act, one year after signing it, but stayed silent on his son s legal problems, which are vast. ainsley: they are, hunter biden losing one of his lawyers after claiming the department backed out of a plea deal. brian: down the road in the d.c. bureau, we re covering all of washington, even sand lot sporting events. peter, take it away. peter: interesting to see the ap headline. yes, inflation is down. no issue the inflation reduction act doesn t deserve the credit and president biden may be aware that is the case. the bill is about climate spending, triple what the president told us it would cost climate wise. today it is all on bidenomics. hunter biden is retooling his legal team. lawyer behind the doomed plea deal is out because he, chris clark, may become a witness in this case under the witness rule, inadvisable for mr. clark to stay on this case.
good morning, everyone. we are so glad you re starting your morning with us. good morning. happy monday. it s good to be back. a lot of news. a lot of news to get to, so let s get started with five things to know this monday, august 14th. breaking overnight, 96, that is the death count so far from the hawaii wildfires and only 3% of the disaster area has been searched. the governor calling it a fire hurricane. it spread faster than a mile a minute, and now a new lawsuit against the state s main electric provide r. hours from now the fulton county district attorney is expected to present her case to the grand jury in the georgia election subversion case. this means a potential fourth indictment looms over former president trump. cnn learns exclusively about key evidence obtained by prosecutors. and a home explodes outside of pittsburgh killing five. gas systems were operating as designed, according to officials, who say it could take months to figure out what happened.
impacted to apply for federal assistance. you can go to disasterassistance.gov and for people missing family members, there are still hundreds missing. they have set up a family assistance center at the community center, about 2 miles from where we are right now. we re at kings cathedral, another shelter where they have about 30 to 40 people still inside because so many people are actually starting to move to hotel rooms. they set aside 500 rooms for people most impacted. the sad things is not knowing for family members who are desperate to know what happened to their loved one. we have talked to people about what this whole ordeal has been like for them. take a listen to what one resident had to say? we have been to a lot of hotels inside lahaina, but none of them are there. so we have been to the police station. we called red cross, anywhere that we can find them, but nothing. no zero. so worried about everybody. hopefully you re still alive. reporter: and that s a ho
here are tonight s headlines. with only a third of the search complete, the governor warning the death toll could double, as we learn the identities of some of the victims. our new reporting about what went wrong here on maui. nothing would make us more pleased if we couldn t go back in time and have a lot more protection from sirens. norah: we speak with lahaina residents who find themselves starting over from nothing. everything is gone. everything is to the ground. norah: and concern tonight about lahaina s children. how many are among the missing? and the news of an elementary school completely destroyed. the fire went through each building, so there is no windows, no doors, there is nothing left. the fire guys show up, and they don t have water. norah: the threat continues on maui as fires still burn in kula. a georgia grand jury hands out the most sweeping indictment yet against former president donald trump. on charges he and 18 others e