resigning after the defense alleged bullet evidence had been withheld. also breaking, the scary moments aboard an american airlines plane. fire breaking out during boarding. the emergency slides deployed. all passengers evacuating. multiple injuries reported. the smoke believed to be coming from a laptop in a passenger s bag. what officials are now saying. president biden back on the campaign trail in battleground michigan after his news conference defending his ability to lead, but today a new wave of democrats calling on him to step aside. all of it ahead of our one-on-one interview with the president on monday. desperation in texas. nearly 1 million still without power five days after hurricane beryl struck. frustration mounting with the utility company. was it unprepared? the massive data breach, the call and text records of nearly all of at&t s cell customers stolen by hackers. and the moment he s waited a lifetime for. the holocaust survivor meeting the family
california was in 1939, over 80 years ago. this map shows the predicted path this storm might take. as of early friday, the centre of the hurricane was located roughly 400 miles thats 615 kilometres south of mexico s southern edge. presidentjoe biden spoke about the preparations under way. i also want to note that my team is closely monitoring hurricane hilary, which has the potential to bring significant rain and flooding to southern california. fema has prepositioned personnel and supplies in the region, and they are ready to respond as needed. i urge everyone, everyone in the path of the storm, to take precautions and listen to the guidance of state and local officials. we re tracking multiple wildfires in canada as the country faces what is being called its worst fire season on record. fires in the kelowna region of british columbia and 1200 miles or 2000 kilometres north in the country s northwest territory capital of yellowknife are some of the more than 1000 active
devastating outbreak of wildfires. with us today fema administrator dee ann griswald. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump is out fund-raising this hour in nashville as his legal bills have mounted and he faces a deadline to surrender to the fulton county jail in georgia before noon next friday, but his unrelenting attacks over prosecutors over his cases are troubling. on wednesday a texas woman was charged with transmitting a threat to injure a person by an interstate commerce after leaving expletive-laden racist email for d.c. district drug tanya chutkan. we are coming to kill you and that chutkan will be targeted personally, your family, all of it. we re leaving all of the expletives out. nbc news has learned that the reported names of the georgia grand jury who handed out the latest indictment have been posted on a fringe website that often features violent rhetoric. nbc s garrett haake in atlanta, grant kushner, robert james and new york
been more than 2200 buildings have been destroyed and others have been been destroyed and others have been damaged at a cost of $6 billion been damaged at a cost of $6 billion. but far more devastating than any material loss is devastating than any material loss is the loss of precious lives, loss is the loss of precious lives, of loss is the loss of precious lives, of mothers, fathers, grandparents, sons and daughters, wives that can never be replaced. now, we are engaged in the difficult work of searching for survivors, reuniting of searching for survivors, reuniting separated families and identifying the remains of those and identifying the remains of those we and identifying the remains of those we have lost. there are now those we have lost. there are now 470 those we have lost. there are now 470 search and rescue workers now 470 search and rescue workers and 40 search dogs combing workers and 40 search dogs combing through the hundreds of burned
this community went through. tonight, we are inside the fire zone in maui. for the first time, we see the images captured by two captains who answered the call for help from the water. the coast guard telling them people, families, and children were in desperate need. tonight, they take us back by water to where they helped those fighting to survive, including a young brother and sister. their entire bodies covered in soot. and tonight, abc news with a minute-by-minute look at how this deadly disaster unfolded. our in-depth timeline. hour-by-hour, putting the pieces of this tragedy together. so much time went by, as the fires grew. why weren t there more alerts? why were the sirens not sounded? tonight, authorities defending their reason not to use them. the two boat captains describing the moment the coast guard sent them in, telling them, we need help. they could feel the heat, the smoke, and the wind as they pulled into the harbor. tonight, investigators and what they re