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His heavilycriticized reason for why he didnt sound the Warning Sirens. Here are tonights headlines. This remarkable video. Survivor seeking safety in a pool, as wildfires rage. And our tough questions to the man in charge of Emergency Response beards because so many people said they could have beey had time to escape. Had a siren going off. Lahaina is not for sale. Norah one of the big concerns from our reporting on maui, developers coming in and buying their land. What hawaiis governor is saying tonight. My intentions start to finish is to make sure that no one is victimized from a land grab...

Warning sirens. Here are tonights headlines. This remarkable video. Survivors seeking safety in a pool, as wildfires rage. And our tough questions to the man in charge of emergency response. So many people said they could have been saved if they had time to escape, had a Sirenf Lahaina is not for sale. Norah one of the big concerns from our reporting on maui, developers coming in and buying their land. What hawaiis governor is saying tonight. My intentions from start to finish is to make sure that no one is victimized from a land grab. A rare storm has formed into Hurricane Hilary along the me...

Here is how the potential deal stacks up. they will be taxed at 39.6%. up from 35%. tax on capital gain and individuals for $400,000 for individuals would increase to 20%. from 15%. the alternative minimum tax is permanently indexed to inflation. it has been annual patch. that would be permanent. the plan extent the child tax red earned income tax credit. up to $2,500 tax credit for collision tuition. unemployment benefit are extented for one year. same for the medicare doc fix and the social security payroll tax cut. reverse to rate of 6.2%. those are the deals as they

Clamoring for low-income housing. certainly we can agree they are in need of that but the real issue is all the government programs for housing have been energy nalley successful, only because we have such high rates of unemployment. so some people have jobs and growing incomes and all of this stuff will have marginal success. >> wayne, that is fair enough, it is true, unemployment is incredibly high and will most likely stay that way but is that a reason for us to keep spending stimulus dollars again and again to keep folks in their home? >> well, as opposed to a direct handout and i disagree...