more than 50 lives. almost 2,000 buildings. in moments, we ll talk to a local pastor about what the church is doing to help, but first to the senior national correspondent william lajeunesse live for us on the ground in maui with the very latest. william. reporter: trace, we re in the harbor about ten miles south of la hind a and this is also where the police roadblock is and the check point. people can t get into lahina because they re still looking for bodies but if you want to go you have to go by boat but that s supposed to be illegal. we heard some incredible stories today from people who were in the water for eight hours or more, waited to be picked up and had jumped to avoid the flames in lahina per se. one thing i heard today over and over, the speed of this fire was so great, people could just not they couldn t get out in time. they couldn t even see the flames, the smoke was so thick. traffic was backed up. people literally died in their cars. now, lahina is of
Little is worse than having a sick or injured child. Whether a fever, a deep cut or a bad fall, people want their little ones (and adolescents too) to be
Quitting was commendable. and i ve had my fair share of run-ins with the main stream media. back in 2020 i didn t take the covid vaccine and i had an article in rolling stone where i was completely misrepresented. so i think alternatives will be the answer. trace: msnbc is hitting you all the time jonathan, just nothing new, just kind of the way it is. amy olson in the unpublished interview with steven eubanks said it s very tough being a christian, always tough political because christianity is supposed to touch every aspect of your life. i believe in comprehensive christianity which dictates how you treat people how you see the world and the decisions you make. i think that s a good assessment right there. what do you think? i d agree. i try to allow my faith in jesus christ to be my leading
Sandra and Steve Eubanks of Little Rock will celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary Monday. The couple were married Feb. 6, 1971. She is retired from Southwestern Bell Telephone. He is retired from a career with first Missouri Pacific Railroad, and later Union Pacific Railroad. The couple are the parents of Steven Eubanks of Little Rock, and they have one grandchild.