looking at a google doc on a regular basis, suggesting edits, giving me comments. i like to do it on google docs and then i can go through the stages of denial by saying she's wrong, then stare at it and say she might be right. and then i read it a third time. she's right. i don't have to go through that pain in front of her. and then once it's ready, it goes out to the five kids and then it goes out to a circle of friends who know this world and who would delight in telling me i got something wrong. and i want that kind of feedback. now, james comey, those of us who have been in washington have heard for years about rival worries among federal agencies and those kind of play a role in this book. yeah, they're a feature of all federal law enforcement, especially in new york, where you have the fbi and the nypd. right. godzilla and king kong, and you have the manhattan da's office almost next door to the u.s. attorney's office, talented people competing over the work. and i would try and describe it to those who didn't know new york. i said it's like it's like we're

but this is about several days in since the fence before there's a google doc spreadsheet now which has been set up by, by a resident of valley where people can write in people who are missing. and i'm accounted for that's up to 5000 names now. and again, many of these people have been accounted for is if you look on the one call them the for thousands of names on this list, right south, west africa's regional block at co, wes is to send a delegation tunisia to try and persuade the community. it is 2 step down and says military has held a meeting of its interim government and says it has no turns to see power and co associates prepared to take military action, but suspended a planned summit of defense chase. there's all the headlines. news continues on august here that's of to witness on counting the cost of the central banks, the holding goal of increasingly moving it resolves back home, will tell you why fi it of a post on his x platform. you will, must tells us he's got that back plus the backbone of pakistan's economy. the textile industry isn't practice charging the cost on outages

there's a google doc, which has been set up by local residents that have thousands of names of people on accounted for. again, many of these to some of these may not have yet been able to establish communication, but it certainly looks very ominous. there is an official review now underway into decision making process is only like why no evacuation order was actually issued through the emergency network that had been put in place. why the warnings would have been issued over many years of the height is vulnerability, particular vulnerability to 5. well, not heated, but the authority is now saying, look, it just happened too quickly. but that isn't really satisfying. very many people here. right now. she have her tennessee elder, 0 mary west off it goes reasonable, okay. her was, will send a delegation to new jackson negotiate with cooney does. she has another training says it has no funds to step down and reinstall president mohammed by. zoom echo was such as prepared to take military action, but it has scrapped a plan summit of defense chiefs. 6 people have died off for a boat to car

with so many missing, there is a google doc to help locate residents, over 5,000 names, most found but hundreds still unaccounted for. for lahaina residents who got out safely, road blocks are preventing them from returning. >> i feel the anger and angst, everyone wants to go home, so many of our friends and family never left. >> reporter: fema is asking family members to submit dna samples. only two victims have been identified so far and it's a process that could take months. >> painstaking process. thank you so much. one of those providing relief is longtime maui resident oprah winfrey who promised a major donation after the fire and ash settled. she's also providing emotional support, visiting people in the hardest hit areas. we joined oprah outside a shelter. >> reporter: we find her at the entrance of the biggest evacuee shelter in maui county, home to thousands of people, oprah quietly visiting survivors, she wants us to hear some of the stories she's hearing. cameras are not allowed inside, we talk outside the fence. what would we see? >> people with their all worldly possessio

with so many still missing, there is a google doc to help locate residents. over 5,000 names, most found, but hundreds are still unaccounted for. for lahaina residents who got out safely, roadblocks are preventing them from returning. >> i feel the anger and the angst that people want to go home. everyone wants to go home. there are so many of our friends and family that never left. >> that was jonathan vigliotti reporting. >>> a fire at a gas station in the southern russian region of dagestan killed at least 27 people, according to the interfax news agency. officials say it started when a fire broke out at an auto repair shop off a highway. explosions spread to a nearby gas station. the dead included three children. authorities say more than 100 people were injured. it took firefighters more than 3.5 hours to put out the flames. >>> staying abroad, rescue operations are under way in india after landslides killed at least 50 in the country's himalayan mountains. around two dozen others are still trapped or missing under the debris. heavy rains and melting gla

right now there is a google doc that you can go and fill out and say i want to -- i just got a dm fromd on instagram, i want to help with school supplies for children. they will take that in and connect the dot. host: that is important information. thank you so much. we wish you and your family and everyone in the community safety in this very difficult time. >> thank you. host: around the world and across the u.k. this is bbc news. let's look now at some other stories making news. the uk's biggest were just lender is cutting interest rates on some of its mortgage deals tomorrow. how they say they are producing rates to 9.7 percentage points and able cut rates across a range of products. -- some aimed at first-time buyers. the home secretary said that the responses from the disorder witnessed on london's oxford street area should be hunted down and locked up. nine people were arrested following the incident after social media videos encourage people to turn up and caused disruption in one of london's busiest shopping areas. and holiday bookings in july for travel in august have more th

get in touch with people as yet, but this is not several days in since the fence before there's a google doc spreadsheet. now, which has been set up by, by a resident of molly, where people can write in people who are missing it on, accounted for. that's up to 5000 names now. and again, many of these people have been accounted for us as you look on the one call them. but for thousands of names on this list right now, echo is that presidential candidates have issued the statements, claiming the government for political violence in the country. it follows the assassination of an under, via defensive on wednesday, as a campaign event is running, but it's on drag. gonzales is offered to run. it has price. and meanwhile, thousands of ecuador and soldiers in offices made a prison in quite a keel. they detained a gallery, the accused of threatening the of a sense here, week before his assassination. the man knows fee to has been moved to a maximum security prison. he's 7, a 34 year sentence for drug trafficking, atlanta, west africa's regional block echo us will send a delegation to is yet to try a

but this is not several days in since the offense before there's a google doc spreadsheet. now which has been set up by, by a resident of molly, where people can write in people who are missing it on, accounted for that's up to 5000 names now. and again, many of these people have been accounted for us as you look on the one call them. for thousands of names on this list right south. west africa's regional voc echo us is to send a delegation to share, to try and persuade cooley does to step down. it says military is held a meeting of its interim government and says it has no time to see power. back to us says is prepared to take minutes reaction, but it suspended a planned summit of defense chase. and us republican, that presidential hopefuls are attending the iowa state fed. it happens every year and with roughly a 1000000 people turning out, bravo, republican leaders, donald trump, from the census, both made appearances. there's all the headlights, the news continues here on the i'll just there after the listening pest in the us is always of inside sticky hole in the walls

it is the 1st time step in meters of the e and, and are here even google docs right inside the buildings. they are there with precedents . just tell people they have a risk lawrence that we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to do here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing here today, this people that you can see, right where i am there outside of where the event is happening. they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny suite, other indigenous communities who lives there who has been affected by for a long guess conflict, and they're looking forward to this ceasefire that he's starting today. the other thing that is being announced on the stage, the committee with stephen organizations with indigenous, with neighbors. that would be part of the ongoing negotiations to achieve photo facing colombia. you know, this was the roots of columbia conflicts with poverty within equality. and of course, with the violence that has affected this country for many, many decades, whether the ceasefire will succeed is a big question. there seems

is the 1st time that the meters of the national liberation organization or z e and are here in google docs, right inside the buildings. they are there with president. just how will people are they have a risk warranty and we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to do here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing. here today, the sequels that you can see right away on their outside of where the event is happening. they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny, sweet leather, indigenous communities leaves bears and has been affected by cologne. yes. conflict and they're looking forward to this ceasefire that he's starting today. the other thing that is being announced on the stage a committee with stephen organizations with indigenous, with a labor union that would be part of the ongoing negotiations to achieve photo peace in columbia. you know, there was a roots of columbia conflicts with a poverty within equality. and of course, with the violence that has affected this country for many, many decades. whether this, these fire will succeed

there's a google doc, which has been set up by local residents that have thousands of names of people on accounted for. again, many of these to some of these may not have yet been able to establish communication, but it certainly looks very ominous. there is an official review now underway into decision making process is on the like why no evacuation order was actually issued through the emergency network that had been put in place. why the warnings which had been issued over many years of the height is vulnerability, particular vulnerability to 5? well, not heated, but the authority is now saying, look, it just happened too quickly, but that isn't really satisfying. very many people here right now. she have her town c, l g 0. mary. saw it on her line is all but destroyed the long road to rebuild. the last structures will begin. once the disaster is over, we spoke to hockey with software, he's the executive director of the hawaii public housing authority. and he outlines the government's plans. it was take many months and billions of dollars to clear the area, its box, it. it has to c

there is a google doc to help locate residents.ut hundreds are still unaccounted for. for lahaina residents who got out safely, roadblocks are preventing them from returning. >> i feel the anger and the angst that people want to go home, everyone wants to go home, there are so many of our friends and family that never left. >> reporter: and fema is asking family members to now submit to dna samples, only two of the victims have been identified so far. it is a process that could take several months. >> norah: so sensitive and painstaking, jonathan vigliotti, thank you so much paid getting food and supplies to those who need it most in lahaina is another challenge facing this island. but that's not slowing down the efforts of hundreds of volunteers. they are all pitching and trying to help their neighbors. reporter rudabeh shahbazi from our cbs los angeles station shows us tonight how this close-knit community is really pulling together. >> reporter: at doxed across the island, it is all hands on deck. small armies of residents are w

right now there is a google doc which you can fill out and say, i want to, i got a d information forool supplies and children. so she can type that in and they will connect the dots.— connect the dots. important information _ connect the dots. important information and _ connect the dots. important information and thank- connect the dots. important information and thank you l connect the dots. important i information and thank you for joining us and we wish you and your family and everyone in the community safety and is very, very difficult time. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the uk's biggest mortgage lender, halifax bank, is cutting interest rates on some of its mortgage deals from tomorrow. halifax says it's reducing rates by up to 0.71 percentage points. halifax will cut rates across a range of products, with smaller reductions on two—year fixed deals and some aimed at first—time buyers. the home secretary, suella braverman has said that those responsible for the disorder witnessed in london's oxford street area

is the 1st time that the leaders of the national liberation organization or z e and are here in google docs right inside the buildings. they are there with president just how well people are. they have a risk lawrence, and we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to be here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing here today. the see for, but you can see right where i on there outside of where the event is happening, they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny, sweet leather, indigenous communities who lives there that has been affected by cologne. yes. conflict and they're looking forward to this cease fire that he's starting today. the other thing that is being announced on the stage a committee with stephen organizations with indigenous, with a labor union that would be part of the ongoing negotiations to achieve photos. the same with the roots of columbia conflicts with a poverty within equality. and of course, with the violence that has affected this country for many, many decades. whether the ceasefire will succeed is a big quest t

witness tampering, these journals essentially kept them on google docs and they talked about her timealameda hedge fund under stress painting her in a certain light and sam bankman-fried had given those documents, he had access to those, gave them to a "new york times" reporter published the story essentially here's the inside look what she was going through at the time. a certain light, but unclear what bankman freed was going for there, using what they argued his first amendment rights to speak to the press and defend himself. that was what thealking about story published in "new york times. others argued, it was newsworthy, within his first amendment rights and they had a trite publish that lop ther although questions whether it was in discovery no included in some of the legal process. big news here. >> huge story and unless something changes on this change a huge leitch change imminently apparently coming for mr. bankman-fried. kate, a feeling not seen the last of you on cnbc. have some coffee see you in a bit by the way, invited to last call seven p.m. eastern tune in. >> okay.

it is the 1st time step in meters of that e and then are here even google docs, right inside the buildings. they are there with precedent. just tell people that they have a risk war and so we're leaving to go next on. and they were allowed to come here to do here today to be part of this negotiations that are ongoing. here today, the people that you can see, right where i am there outside of where the event is happening. they have come all the way from out of the border with vinny, sweet leather, indigenous communities we leave, there's it has been affected by for a long guess. conflict. and they're looking forward to this ceasefire that he's starting today. the other thing that is being announced on the stage, the committee with stephen organizations with indigenous, with neighbors, you know, that would be part of the ongoing negotiations to achieve photo facing colombia. you know, this was the roots of columbia conflicts with a poverty within equality. and of course, with the violence that has affected this country for many, many decades, whether the ceasefire will succeed is a big quest

but this has got several days in since the fence before there's a google doc spreadsheet now which has been set up by, by a resident of molly, where people can write in people who are missing. and i'm accounted for that's up to 5000 names now. and again, many of these people have been accounted for you. if you look on the one call them for thousands of names on this list right now. we've been told that they haven't really even started looking in those buildings. and that bumped out cool, that the historical core of behind the, on the ocean where we see that was how we're waiting for a pictures. i haven't even really started looking him inside. there's been in advance outbuildings for human remains. could have adults teams a keep on being set, we keep on being told. and then the governor rules are complaining that those who had been confirmed on friday, well killed as they tried to escape in the open. and we've all seen those pictures . i would imagine all the ghostly traffic drums of bump out cause a lot of people died in the cause as they were, as they were trying to escape. residents

and the cock has been following developments for us in google from doc. com and cetera. the question here is, is this with his nomination? is this more of the same or break from the past? because he said he was the head of the presidential guard, a core of the army that's there to protect all the bung, go the end of the he was close to all the go. all the bung goes father omar bone go . he's actually a cousin of all the bone go, and it's interesting in his, in this 1st address that was made by the judge and they thought to reassure the international community at a time where all the bone go was taking steps to isolate get bone from the rest of the world with those those measures put in place during the presidential elections to, to restrict access to journalists, restrict access to the internet. so the 1st thing that he did is put back the internet on and put back access to, to, to, to news. so that has come as a welcoming measure for many people in good bone who see in this, in this nomination a step towards the no realization in, in november of course, an extraordinary

i have google docs where i can go in a report. i send it to this governor. i send it to the senator. and then i have maps where i fill in the states when they've been sent. and i also have a little tracker with illustrations, all the supreme court justices and how many books they've been sent. amy coney barrett has been sent 25 copies. it's amazing. do you think do you think she uses birth control? say again. do you think she uses birth control? i mean, yeah, that's a good question. like like like who knows? yeah. yeah, maybe natural family planning. i don't know. because you put you put it in your book about, what, 90% of religious affiliated women use birth. yeah. i mean, most women do practice birth control, even even people you assume that don't. yeah, i think it question to that is you are in washington and there are hearings all the time. yeah. have you ever been invited or can we try to get you invited to a hearing? i would love to hearing. i want to. yeah. i mean, would love to. i would love to like read my thread into the congressional record. i mea

now we do it all digitally with google docs, but it is a full circle moment to me that impressed upon young student -- this was a critical bug i used when i was in college, writing papers and trying to learn about things. i also think the almanac has a very unique voice. it is not just telling you straight bio in a way. it is humorous at parts. it is funny. there is a voice to the almanac that we try to capture each cycle as you read the profiles you can really tell that. you can get the hard copy, which is what longtime junkies want to do, but we have online versions for people to use in their research. it is a richly written profile of americana. it is the economy, the industry that makes up this patchwork of 50 states. host: we also want to talk to our guests this morning about campaign 2024 and other political news. let's turn to the republican debate, which is coming up on wednesday. kind of extraordinary -- a very specific debate memo was released by a super pac that is supporting florida governor ron desantis. this is a new york times article about that memo. it says "ron desan

but i was reading word for word as our colleagues inside were typing what she was saying into the google doc that i was looking at. i was really wishing we could all watch it on television because it was a remarkable hearing. the sort of reality distortion field of the trump defense in this case, you know, kind of came crashing on the shoals of this hard-nose judge who wasn't taking any nonsense. she made a number of statements that would have been beneficial for the public at large to watch her say, for example, that mr. trump is going to be treated with no more or no less deaf deference than any other defendant. like any other defendant, he has to adjust his schedule, whatever it is, running for president or running a large corporation, to the necessities of the criminal trial. she's in charge of that. and she -- as lisa said, i mean, it seemed like a huge miscalculation by john lauro and the trump defense, because she begged them, begged them to come up with a more reasonable alternative than april 2026, which she immediately said at the start of the hearing was a nonstarter, wasn't going

now we do it all digitally with google docs, but it is a full circle moment to me that impressed upon young student -- this was a critical bug i used when i was in college, writing papers and trying to learn about things. i also think the almanac has a very unique voice. it is not just telling you straight bio in a way. it is humorous at parts. it is funny. there is a voice to the almanac that we try to capture each cycle as you read the profiles you can really tell that. you can get the hard copy, which is what longtime junkies want to do, but we have online versions for people to use in their research. it is a richly written profile of americana. it is the economy, the industry that makes up this patchwork of 50 states. host: we also want to talk to our guests this morning about campaign 2024 and other political news. let's turn to the republican debate, which is coming up on wednesday. kind of extraordinary -- a very specific debate memo was released by a super pac that is supporting florida governor ron desantis. this is a new york times article about that memo. it says "ron desan

there was google doc going around earlier this week that have been dwindled down to 1,000 still missing. but right now investigators are going door by door marking homes and cars with an x to show that they have searched the area. but as the police chief says, there is so much megts and metal and burned boats that it is hard to figure out who is who. so they say come give a dna sample so that they can try to identify the bodies. at it complex a lot of the evacueeses are housed here, some are inther shelters across the island. starting today they will open up hotel rooms and they are asking tourists to stay home, not to come to maui because they could use the hotel rooms for people. everybody the governor has asked people across the state to open up their homes to the displaced. >> dana griffin from hawaii, thank you very much. dealing with first responder, vehicles working through the night trying to find the missing and dealing with the catastrophe there. >>> coming up, we'll speak with a superintendent about the nationwide shortage of teachers and what he thinks needs to be done to fi

google and get passed in indonesia? and how lots for me, accusations are from mobile, 13 churches and homes of christians. team park is doc the find finish manager. welcome to the the news aisha. glad you can join us 70 or 2 years ago today in the new share declared independence from dr. colonial rule, boston supposed to be another 4 years of a broken wall before the netherlands finally agreed to hand over power. that violent period in indonesian history continues to cost a shadow today. the netherlands only recently began paying damages to the children of indonesians executed by dot soldiers. the double correspondent rebecca, not to who met one man whose final memory about his father is that of him being shot. 2 years ago. russ dissipation started to decline, to suffer from cataracts, but didn't have enough money for a surgery. that change last year when, who received 5000 euros from the dutch government. the money was compensation for a massacre committed during indonesia, some more of independence. in 1947, almost all the meals and the village of all good. they were murdered by dutch troops. one of them was the rest of

doc quixote? >> when do they become pets? i have a google news alert.f times it is because they attack dogs. they are almost always small dogs. someone left their dog out and it goes to the bathroom at night not come back. there was a video the other day of this old lady in l.a. walking her chihuahua on a leash and the coyote comest. up and you exit f the leash. we think it may be aggressive, i don't know, we don't really know small dogs and coyotes are not a good mix. >> coyote snickers. >> all my goodness. [inaudible] >> oh, yes. alligators considered pets. >> certainly, floridians do not enjoy them. i maintain at the alligators eating you, you are moving too slow. have you considered moving faster. alligators routinely kill people it is really interesting how we are sometimes more tolerant of that wind it is happening in places that we deem to be wilderness. if it's happening in the everglades, well, that is a wilderness. brown bears kill one or two people year. they are big. they ared very big. if they don't want you to be there they will find a way

well, doc piece and gord costs of dodge of lead the reside and in delhi, the data collection will be conducted using a google phone with debbie police assuring that will be limited to internal police use only. we discussed the basic ground earlier with a panel of tests as we go forward. imagine there is no code going to come up with a new data protection though. it's really nice if appropriate, checks and balances can be completely put to why, because when you read the form, in any case i shedding all your information on that page moving the already has all the information that the government will be collecting, which is uh, where do we also coming in the ends of all the agencies as well, so i'd be more or how and get it would be the quiet as we go forward. it would that be much more nice up it clear collection would be, i mean, on the government of india website rather than the older no fault. because the, the scan to jealousy respect will need up. and this data, which is going to be collected on a google form will be readable by we usually do the mandates little through there. you go ahead and go to the do

doc cheese and gord costs of dodge of lead the reside. and in delhi, the the data collection will be conducted using a google form with valley police assuring it will be limited to internal police use only. earlier i discussed this with a panel of guess as we go forward, imagine there is no code going to come up with the new data produced. you know, it's really nice if appropriate, checks and balances can be appropriate people to why. because when you read the form, in any case i shedding all your information on who so that means moving already has all the information that the government will be collecting, which is uh, where do we also coming in the ends of all the agencies as well? so i think more or how and get it would be quiet as we go forward. it would that be much more nicer? clear connection would be, i mean, on the government of india website rather than an older fault. because the, the scan to jealousy respect would need to and this data, which is going to be collected on a google form will be readable by we usually do the mandates love to really go, i just wanted to just sort of this data also being used by google can on the righ