do we have any idea what they might be doing? well, logic tells us if they re working on behalf of their biggest and most important client, donald trump, they were on the same floor as the d.a. s office, likely working out the details of what we have seen already from some of these other defendants, bond consent agreements, which is essentially getting the process of, you know, fulton county, it s not an arraignment, but post booking release details worked out. in the case of the other folks whose consent agreements have been posted, it s something like a monetary bond, an agreement not to break the law elsewhere or to talk to or try to intimidate witnesses. the same kinds of things we saw in the special counsel case in washington and in florida. likely with donald trump, as we have seen in all of these other cases, there are other elements to this. there are secret service elements, protections, how he goes to the courthouse or county jail in fulton county. all of these ne
thousands ordered to evacuate as massive wildfires burn out of control. hundreds of structures destroyed. firefighters unable to contain the fires. president biden travels to maui tomorrow amid growing anger at state and federal officials handling of the crisis what residents are telling us. an unmanned russian spacecraft crashes into the moon. a major failure for that country s race to space. two terrifying injuries in nfl preseason games. players carted off on stretchers one game stopped entirely even as the league implements new rules to keep players safe plus the new movement across the country banning cell phones in school how students are reacting show of hands who doesn t like it? announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening i m kristen welker in for kate snow. as we come on the air tonight, tropical storm hilary is lashing southern california with tens of millions in its path this is the damage hilary has already done a wall of mud
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Also burning, the oregon road fire and the far smaller winona fire the trio fueled by excessive heat and high winds, destroying dozens of structures with thousands ordered to evacuate, like melissa thurman who says her home burned down. i can t even explain the feeling of knowing that everything you worked for is gone. so there is going to be insurance and stuff but it doesn t make up for what you see when you see all of your stuff turned to ash. reporter: today governor jay inslee touring an evacuation shelter. this has been horrendous fires the humidity, the wind, this fire moved seven miles in one afternoon. reporter: earlier the national weather service reporting the spokane region s air quality was the worst in the u.s. and perhaps the whole world. another challenge for people fleeing danger.
reporter: some families holding on to memories after leaving so much else behind. people like melissa thurman who says her home burned down. when you lay eyes on that, what goes through your mind? i can t even explain the feeling of knowing that like everything that you worked for is gone. you know, there s going to be insurance and stuff, but it doesn t make up for, you know, what you see when you see all of your stuff turned to ash. joining me now is meteorologist bill karins. thank you very much for being with us. let s talk about both of these events. you have the tropical storm hilary just blanketing southern california, but then you also have these wildfires. how do these two stories meet in the middle? what s fueling both of these things? the pacific northwest has been unusually warm, especially the last month, and dry, kind of like the neighbors to the north and canada. we have all heard about the canada fires. the rest of the west actually