If they pop up, we ll definitely pop in on them. all right. more now on our top story. the devastating hawaii wildfires, at least 55 people have died in maui. around 1,000 people remain unaccounted for. i have said that number hopefully will go down as they find more survivors. nearly 2,000 buildings, billions of dollars in property gone. in focus now cindy mcmillan. spokesperson for hawaii s joint information center, part of the state s emergency management agency and cindy, first of all, tell me what today, when you woke up today, what were you facing? first of all let me just say thank you for having us on. we know that many people around the nation love hawaii and are concerned about the impact of these deadly wildfires. everybody here is so devastated by the loss of life and the property and historic community.
Dinners. brian from alabama, jesse, maybe from china could get its money back, they could have a real bear in their zoo. wait, you don t believe angela the bear is a real bear? cindy, colorado. that 7-eleven beat down should be training for every convenience store. i swear to god, 7-eleven means 7 and two sticks. joe, westchester, pennsylvania. jesse you are pronouncing, i knew i was going to get this porsche incorrectly. it s porsche, okay. i know poly p had a porsche. i am not going to pronounce it like you want me to. what do you think i m affected? i moon, i want one. when i get one i m calling it a porsche. karl from michigan, if you can t check your car s oil level you shouldn t be driving. it s my wife s car. how is that
Lloyd schwartz: the brady bunch was an evolution from like leave it to beaver, it was shown from the kid s point of view. cindy: will you lend me your skate key? bobby: i m not lending you anything to a snitcher. eve plumb: it was all about what children are having problems with. their appearance, or their schoolwork or their friends. peter brady: pete brady intercepts and goes for the shot. eve plumb: oh you broke the vase, it was those kinds of everyday problems. cindy: marcia. i m proud to be your sister no matter how terrible you look. marcia: thanks a lot! andy greene: this is airing in the nixon era, when vietnam is raging and people are losing faith in government. lloyd schwartz: all these things were happening and the brady bunch was kind of a refuge. malcom jamal warner: watching the brady bunch and having all these brothers and sisters, it was a great getaway for me. michael schneider: the brady bunch was a huge success for abc that led to the partridge family which really attracted a young,
Cindy: will you lend me your skate key? bobby: i m not lending you anything to a snitcher. eve plumb: it was all about what children are having problems with. their appearance, or their schoolwork or their friends. peter brady: pete brady intercepts and goes for the shot. eve plumb: oh you broke the vase, it was those kinds of everyday problems. cindy: marcia. i m proud to be your sister no matter how terrible you look. marcia: thanks a lot! andy greene: this is airing in the nixon era, when vietnam is raging and people are losing faith in government. lloyd schwartz: all these things were happening and the brady bunch was kind of a refuge. malcom jamal warner: watching the brady bunch and having all these brothers and sisters, it was a great getaway for me. michael schneider: the brady bunch was a huge success for abc that led to the partridge family which really attracted a young, hungry audience.
And thejudge decided harry said they could not of suit and the judge decided that there was only vague and limited evidence not really wasn t a credible argument from prince harry and if the prince had been able to exercise what he called reasonable diligence on the phone hacking scandal broke in 2006 as late as 2011 at 2012 at 2013, he would ve had a case. so, here s to a prince harry that he will not advocate cindy will not be able to go to trial in the newsgroup says they really knocked all and half of his claims and that is a significant victory. there will be potentially be a trial on other matters to deal with unlawful information gathering and it s notjust prince harry, it is hugh grant potentially more than a hundred people who may also sue. breaking news
Peter brady: pete brady intercepts and goes for the shot. eve plumb: oh you broke the vase, it was those kinds of everyday problems. cindy: marcia. i m proud to be your sister no matter how terrible you look. marcia: thanks a lot! andy greene: this is airing in the nixon era, when vietnam is raging and people are losing faith in government. lloyd schwartz: all these things were happening and the brady bunch was kind of a refuge. malcom jamal warner: watching the brady bunch and having all these brothers and sisters, it was a great getaway for me. michael schneider: the brady bunch was a huge success for abc ledo the partridge family which really attracted a young, hungry audience. shirley: hey kids, hollywood boulevard! danny bonaduce: we were a musical family that would travel around doing shows. keith: (singing) oh girl, you make my day.
Patrick gomez: in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focussed on the nuclear, suburban family. jim colucci: divorce had become more prevalent in the 60s, it had become more part of normal american life, but it took a while for it to be reflected in sitcoms. the brady brunch. the brady brunch. that s the way we all became . christopher knight: the brady bunch is the story of two separate families being glued together. lloyd schwartz: a man with three boys, a woman with three girls. the man was going to be a widower. the woman, divorced, but divorce was a taboo topic on television. so they said, let s just leave it so you don t know. [yelling] mike: what s all the yelling about, huh? bobby: she stole our ball. marcia: i m just trying to find out what they did with my school awards. lloyd schwartz: the brady bunch was an evolution from like leave it to beaver, it was shown from the kid s point of view. cindy: will you lend me your skate key? bobby: i m not lending you anything to a snitcher. eve plumb: it was all about what children are having problems with. their appearance, or their schoolwork or their friends.
steak dinner tomorrow night. you all deserve steaks. thanks so much. yes. it will be a family affair. good. cindy and ron, thank you so much. thank you. you have a good day. that s it for us. the news continues. the source with kaitlan the source with kaitlan collins starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com tonight, straight from the source, senator joe manchin says there s an insurance policy if 2024 is a trump/biden rematch. could he launch a third party run? he s here s to answer that question alongside trump s ambassador to russia, jon huntsman. plus the top democrat in the house is now apologizing after calling israel a racist state, as the bipartisan backlash on capitol hill is only growing. and also my exclusive sitdown with georgia s gop
Get him back where he belongs. reporter: they didn t stick around after they saw burham squatting by their creek, heading back to the house and calling 911. you ask him what are you doing? and he says i m camping. i knew who he was. and i start backing up cindy is behind me in the golf cart. reporter: from the behind the couple s house, authorities pushed burham through this wooded area arrested in front of this tree. authorities say for all his efforts to elude them, he made one crucial mistake. that s been our strategy all along t push him hard, to have him make a mistake he finally did. reporter: burham is a known survivalist with a military background his skills an asset to him and a concern for authorities after they say he escaped jail by accessing the roof and scrambling down a rope made of bedsheets. police found hidden stashes of supplies, clothes, food, and even ammunition. he had been in jail since may on kidnapping burglary and other related charges. one of the things that led us to be concerned, that he may very well be armed. reporter: police say burham did not