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Ahead on cnn newsroom. The wind came. The gas stations blew up. Everything caught fire. And we had to evacuate. Paradise is burning. We will bring you the harrowing stories of people trying to escape the Deadly Wildfires taking over the Hawaiian Island of maui. Plus, more than a dozen people could be indicted with the 2020 election results. Will the former president be on that list . And live in hong kong with a look at restrictions on u. S. Investment in china. Right now, wildfires are raging in parts of hawaii. They have killed at least six people on the island of maui. Footage from the tour...

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Gearing up to watch the first quarterfinal match today when spain meets the nether lands. on friday, japan and sweden will go head-to-head for a spot in the final four. ammanda davis has a preview of the match-up. >> welcome to auckland in new zealand, set to be the venue for friday's heavywieght quarterfinal clash, between the only previous world cup winners left in the tournament, japan and sweden. the sweden captain said it was heart that pulled her side through that incredible encounter on sunday. knocking out the defending champions, the usa on penalties. it will be a different prospect f...

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A bitter defeat that sends the u.s. men's soccer team home after an invigorating run in the qatar world cup. the team fell 3-1 to the netherlands. the netherlands scoring two goals in the first half, the u.s. scoring their one in the 76th minute thanks to a beautiful flick from hoge wright. they had their third goal three minutes later. don, certainly not the result that, you know, the u.s. wanted. but, i mean, the u.s. men's team did not go down without a fight. >> reporter: yeah. i would agree with that. i think they can leave with their heads held pretty high. nobody was quite sure what to ...