Good day, everyone. This is andrea mitchell reports in washington, with our special coverage of a day that transformed our nation. The first time in two centuries the continental united states had come under attack from a foreign enemy. Just like today, it s a clear, sunlit day, the skies were bright blue until the first plane hit the north tower destroying the lives of thousands and their surviving families. My brother kevin came into the lobby and he reported in to me, and he didn t say a word. We looked at each other wondering if each of us was going to be okay, and then i told him to go up to evacuate and to rescue people, and when he turned around and grabbed his unit, engine 33, that was the last time i saw my brother and engine 33. Have you ever, i don t know, tried to talk to him and tell him i m proud of you, you know? i know what you did? there s always when you stop and think, are you there? dad, are you there? you know? stick with us. What does it mean to you to have people
skiff at mar-a-lago so the former president can review secret prosecution evidence at his home without having to go to a government facility. our legal experts will weigh in. and the very latest on the utah man fatally shot by fbi agents while trying to serve a search warrant on him after he allegedly threatened the president, the vice president, and manhattan da alvin bragg on line. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. we start in hawaii today where conditions are finally improving at least for the crews battling three powerful wildfires raging still on maui. at least 36 people are dead. officials say that number could soon rise as sunrise begins to reveal the extent of the devastation. survivors described the situation as apocalyptic. everyone i know is now homeless. in 36 hours, our town has been burned to ashes, nothing left. lahaina appears to have been burned incredibly bad. there are a lot of very terrible stories coming out of there. and i am
the headlines saying it all, heartbreak across the state as those fires continue to rage across maui chasing thousands from their homes. no power, no internet and next to no progress in beating back the flames that have already left dozens dead. fema directorwill join me live in a minute. donald trump launching a three-pronged attack using ads, speeches, and tv interviews to go after the men and women charging him with crimes. is there a point in which those criticisms themselves break the law? and a year and a half after russia invaded ukraine, it s a scenario that almost no one would have predicted at the start. moscow now under increasing threat, its airports scrambling planes, government buildings bombed, residents raing for cover. we ll have the latest there as well. but we begin with paradise ablaze. at this hour, at least 36 people are dead as three wildfires rage across maui. parts of the island looking like a bomb went off and evacuations are happening around t
birds, crosby, stills and nash, and crosby, still, nash & young. a legendary songwriter that managed all at once to be of his era and for the ages. helplessly hoping heart again hovers nearby, awaiting a word gasping at glimpses of gentle truth s spirit, he runs, wishing he could fly that is david crosby with steven stills and graham nash at woodstock. only their second concert as a trio, still famously telling the crowd there how scared they were. for most of his 81 years, his music career seemed fearless in a life that was at times as turbulent as his music was at times soothing and brilliant. our randi kaye has more. reporter: he helped shape the sound of 1960s folk recognize as a founding member of the birds. but david crosby will always be best known as a founding member of crosby, stills and nash. the wildly popular group was made up of crosby, steven stills and graham nash. their sound distinctive for its melody and harm days. i am yours, you are mine,
this is my 278th trip to washington, d.c. that s 278 times. that s 600 miles round trip. that s enough to circumnavigate the earth three times. yeah. that s why i m cranky. that s why i m mad. this sucks. this sucks. this country was based and formed on volunteerism, and those who went to 9/11 voluntarily are paying the ultimate price. you re a very punctual jewish man. let me tell you something, man, i want to get done early. how you doing? we ve had to fight, overcome every obstacle, every hurdle, for almost 18 years. i m, like, i ve been vacillating from being incredibly sad to, like, incredibly mad to being nervous to being, you know why are you nervous? i don t want to [ bleep ] this up for everybody. you can call it quits and go get a beer. we re going to testify in front of the house judiciary committee to hopefully give some insight into congress as to why 9/11 survivors and victims are dying. i know you left a business, talk show and stuff,