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As the day went on and the helicopters were passing over and i was standing on rocks, waving them down and theyre not seeing me, im invisible, you lose hope. your hope meter starts to decline a little bit. you have a choice to make. you can sit on the rock and die. you could say mercy and feel pitiful for yourself and play victim or you can start walking down that waterfall and choose life. >> thats hiker amanda eller speaking out after 17 days lost in the hawaiian jungle. she survived on berrie...

Out and theyre still struggling here with just the very basic necessities. it seems every time they take one step forward, its then two steps back. let me give you an example. five days ago, they hit a major milestone here. having 50% power generation across the island. but this lasted only two hours before the first of four power failures. theyre still also dealing with daily blackouts. now, lets talk water. the government is saying that they have water across 90% of the island, yet none of thi...

Mike isnt quite close enough to hear what the president is saying. well keep an eye on this and move to other topics. well bring you anything that happens. this week president trump signed a house resolution into law, which would roll back an obama-era regulation protecting streams from coal mining runoff to dig into the effects of this im joined by nbc news chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson, who covers environmental affairs for us. good to see you. >> good to see you. >>...

died in that strike. authorities say he was involved in a number of plots including the so-called underwear bomber case. funeral services for troy davis took place today in savannah. the georgia inmate was executed last week for the 1989 slaying of an off duty police officer and amnesty international is urging supporters to observe today as a day of remembrance. >> an anxious weekend for american amanda knox as she awaits to hear her fate. shes appealing her 2009 conviction of murder, ...