everywhere, and we ll leave that tragedy to the professionals who need to take a look at it. and the president and first lady are on their way at this very moment. gina mccarthy, thank you so much for being with us. new day continues right now. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. good morning. i m john berman with erica hill this morning. we have two stories breaking right now. president biden and the first lady on their way to surfside, florida, wheels up moments ago. the president no doubt will summon his skills as consoler-in-chief when he touching down. he plans to meet with family members of the victims. there is new video of the water gushing into the garage moments before the building collapsed. the bodies of on 10-year-old and 4-year-old child the latest to be recovered from the rubble. and alan weisselberg s surrending. there s no case that donald trump or members of his family will be charged at this time. we have just received a statement from the trump
for at least one of his grandchildren. this investigation has been going on for years. it went all the way up to the supreme court in the d.a. s efforts to get the former president s tax returns both his personal returns and business returns. this is culminating today with charges against allen weisselberg and the trump organization. as you know the information president donald trump is not expected to be charged nor any members of his family but this investigation remains ongoing and active. source tells cnn. the trump organization will also have an attorney in court this afternoon. they are expected to enter a plea of not guilty to these charges. the big question here will be the breadth of the charges. what are they allege. how much money is involved because that goes to how severe the potential penalties can be, particularly for allen weisselberg. now he s not cooperated at all as part of this investigation. the big question does that change as this goes forward. we ll le
lahaina is now contained. the pulehu fire, in the middle of the island, is about 70% contained. and officials are also dealing with a third fire in upcountry maui, with no estimate on its containment. in just over four days, the fires have burned roughly 2,000 acres, and have destroyed more than 1,000 buildings. these are images from the historic town of lahaina, which was hardest hit. local officials are allowing residents and tourists back into the town, but a nightly curfew is in place. we are now beginning to learn about the harrowing stories of survivors like this one, where one family was forced tojump into the ocean to escape the flames. the ocean almost dragged my kids away a few times. but, yeah, we stuck together, we held on. i said, we re not going to die, and we re here, we re alive. an unprecedented logistical effort is under way from all over the united states, as government agencies are mobilising resources to send to hawaii. the state s national guard has
tonight, country superstar brad paisley is out with a new summertime anthem. you only get so many summers from his upcoming album son of the mountains we get a front-row seat to his creative process. that first verse, which is look at that road look at that sunset and we talk about his latest passion project. however you talk whatever you think bringing attention to the war in ukraine. it really does make me, i think, appreciate what we have more than i ever have in my entire life. and later, actress sharon stone. what are you going to do, charge me with smoking? we look back on her career-defining scene. i did not know in that moment would change the dynamic of my life forever. and why she s now shifting her focus to a new art form. i m so psyched. is that part of your superpower? just get it done, baby. it was possible that i may not see the end of the year. did you mishandle that? i don t know if we mishandled. i m a li
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