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President trump has approved california's request to declare the huge wildfires scorching parts of the state as a major disaster. it means federal funds will be available to help victims of the fires. at least six people have been killed and tens of thousands have fled 500 separate fires. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports from los angeles. some of the biggest wildfires california have ever seen. the north of the state is the worst affected. there are multiple blazes burning in the mountains in the san francisco bay area, and another complex of fires is wreaking havoc in wine ...

This morning. maybe we can talk to you, frank and gabrielle, first. devastating news for you. when were you first aware of the dangers of these particular fires? monday morning, on the way to work, we were able to see the lightning, and it was pretty evident at that point that we were going to have issues, probably. the lightning actually started saturday night, early sunday morning, and we got through sunday without any issues. and then the hennessey fire started on monday morning, and we thought we were going to have to prepare to evacuate monday. luckily we did not have to at that point, bu...

Back now with a mystery unfolding in russia, was a prominent critic of vladimir putin poisoned before he aboarded a flight richard engel with the latest on his condition and the disturbing video from inside that airplane. aleksey novalny, the president's most outspoken critic, drank tea before siberia to moscow. in mid-air he was suddenly very ill, moaning in agony the plane made an emergency landing, novalny wheeled to an ambulance and taken to a hospital, his spokeswoman said she suspected the tea was poisoned by an unknown toxin. it's unclear if this image shows the poisoning. a doctor co...

In a -- you have done nothing wrong and i would urge you to start acting like it, go outside, head high, hoz as an escaping convict, go to parties, deal with it. the documents released are from a 2015 defamation lawsuit she filed against maxwell. some are heavily redacted while others remain under seal. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >> now to our interview with u.s. marshals protecting that federal court house in port land, oregon talking about nightly clashes with some protesters and nbc's erin mclaughlin pressed them about their controversial tactics. >> reporter: nearly every night for weeks po...

All the administrations and the graciousness of the president to the guests we are hosting. brian: how many do they choose? back yes, they can choose a state to enter 2018 and the president missus trump had it in the dining room and it was quite small but we concede up to 140 guests and it was smaller before they raided the house. they pretty much looks today the way it would have when preservation was over. the only thing missing is the taxidermy animal heads he had. brian: katie, underneath that lincoln portrait which is brilliant is this mantle. what's the story? has a fascinating history. ...