i'm mallory. nice to meet you! - nice to meet you mallory! bye troyd!(mallory barnes) let's have a look! (sophie fouron) what's this? (kery) eggs. (mallory barnes) dinosaur eggs. (sophie fouron) dinosaur eggs? (sophie fouron) i love it already! oh! nice! tanya! where are the kids? (tanya clarke) upstairs. you can carry on upstairs. (sophie fouron) the school is upstairs. (tanya clarke) the loudest room. (sophie fouron) yeah. follow the noise. (tanya clarke) follow the noise. (sophie fouron) can i interrupt school? (mallory barnes) of course you can. yes! (sophie fouron) wow! let me help you. let me help you. (kery) thank you. (mallory barnes) so this is our second week of dinosaurs. what's your favorite one? (kery) tyrannosaurus rex. (mallory barnes) is it? what's your favorite one, martin? your favorite dinosaur? too busy. any children outside of stanley are called "camp kids" and those children up until about the age of 10, they either have a settlement school, or a traveling teacher. and then at 10, they'll go into stanley at the boarding school ther

or we still do not know how many people have died in the wild. flyers on the hawaiian islands of mallory. but with the confirm number at 55, this will most likely be one of hawaii deadliest natural disasters ever. the blaze reduce the historic port countable hannah to a waste land of ashes in just a matter of hours. some residency they had no warning until the flames were at their door. were officials caught off guard. and how could a part of american paradise so quickly become paradise lost on board gulf in berlin? this is the day the if i like, i feel like i was there was no way to go. just read last clinics from strong yourself. here. beyond any synonymy or any other tropical storms that have come through beautiful homes that are very old. and they're me for us when i feel like a match to do for many years. also coming up the russian mercenary group wagner, left for bill of roost after they're filled me back in june report say they're on the move again. it's unclear where to so it was clear, he said it was only in ensuring step, waiting for the next. the next, what could it be? could

and mallory, the governor, josh green. i gave a press copy and she actually gave a very good update explaining exactly where we are in the hawaii, and is we're trying to get everything set up for a much longer process where we're going to need a lot more helps than what's already been in place but also trying to figure out how to implement that help smartly, nothing. can you explain to help you is why this such a recovery effort now is taking so long. so why is this sort of violence and getting help to mallory is incredibly difficult. you know, it's very, very far away. we're in a very, very remote place. this isn't like most other places in the united states where if there was a disaster, there would be help that would easily come in from other states. and there's also rooms that house and to move around and help these operations. sadly, our islands are very small and that's when we come to understand very simply in these past couple of days, is that these? yeah, we're in a tough, tough situation. we heard of the report,

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long hugs and all buds, as the president and 1st lady touch down in mallory. they were there to offer support to the survivors and to pay respects to those who lost their lives in the wilds highest. the devastated to the island the 1st couple were given a closer look what's left to the historic town of la, hey, you know, which was old, but to be activated in the wind whipped in santa hawaii state, govern adjust screen size search teams, have now covered most of the area looking for the more than $800.00 people who are still missing. but the rest of the search could take weeks. president biden's administration has been criticized by some of the survivors and republicans who say the responses being ineffectual and insufficient. standing next to one of the most famous landmarks, the 150 of old banyan tree, the president to use that as a method for, for the islanders resilience and revival to my left is the bed and 3 beloved by this community for over a 150 years here, the former capital of the kingdom, hawaii that stood for generations of the sacred spots of exce

let's go from our correspondent country moya, who's on mallory, welcome country. we'll get to the biden's visits in a moment 1st. so just updates a space on the ongoing search and rescue efforts. yes, so last night there was a still left 15 percent remaining area to be served. and that is going to be the most difficult one because there is still a beverage to be removed or right now they'll still reduce half month on per 13 to individual properties through searching, multi story and commercial properties. this is the last phase of the search. however, the number of victims official accounted for it is the still very low of 150 of this time. and that's a contrast with the number of people that are expected to, to have died in the fires that people on the ground expect them to be by hundreds, they're still a 150 people and accounted for and over. and i agree, said this is it may probably many of these people will never be found. okay, that's tons of the presence of a visit and tell us more about how he's been received today. still wants to receive within different i

a once bustling city, devastated and tie a neighborhoods down to the ground. officials in mallory and now allowing some of the residents to return home that way. that homes one stood there. now find any destruction. this is my house. um this is the ash the remains of my house, but um yeah, the fire knocked out the whole neighborhood. i don't know, but in the face of the ashes wreckage and driven out pulling of humanity. this jim is one of several emergency shelters, ends. donation drop off points for those who lost their homes and donations have been streaming in from across hawaii and beyond. and with the fires now mostly contained, the focus is shifting to the recovery effort. residents remain defiant in the face of all that they have lost. a lot of us are post traumatic stress shell shock. and we kind of can bond with us. you know, it's kind of healing for us in a way, you know, because we've all been through this trauma. so i know we're strong, we're strong. we all come back together is devastating service. it's all pretty awful. but the people on the other side right now are real

mallory presidents had been allowed to return to the 5 decided town of the honda to.

some hard questions being asked in hawaii on the island of mallory survivors are sharing horrific stories. many residents blaming authorities for doing too little, too late. also coming up tonight, united nations describes a plan buying shares to leaders to.

but despite the unfolding tragedy on mallory is people are doing all they can to help and support each other . a ghost town of ash on the island of bali, the glistening, walters of the north pacific. the own a reminder of the highness, past glory. over a 100 people have now been confirmed dead in one of hawaii, eas dock is to ours. as the people begin to process the magnitude of what's happened and i mean a lot of us haven't even has time to degrees we, we just slowly getting out of the survivor mode. i feel like we're slowly, slowly trying to transition from restore the trenches we transitioning into you know, the release effort. of course. the multi $1000000000.00 clean up and rebuilding process is slowly beginning but local st. most of the supports is not coming from the federal emergency management agency or the organizations, but from the people of hawaii we are grassroots hardware showing that our community can do it without being without red cross. our people can come in nonzero and they don't need all of the outside or is to come in my hallway and tell us what to do and how to

mallory island, the official say the deaths occurred in the story town of behind which has been devastated by the place. hundreds of buildings had been destroyed. thousands of residents, a flood the flames. president biden today declared the fires of major disaster and unlocked the federal aid for the reach. paradise lost as flames engulfed, the resort town of le hi no. the only escape was by sea, some wasted until the last moment to flee. the. so far as our thoughts are nearest time to go, the firestone fire ripped through the tourist hotspots with little warning. many of these buildings no longer stand with this is a much of love. hina has been turned to ash and we just had the worst disaster. i've ever seen online through chris turned on bar groups. evacuation efforts were disrupted by power and telephone service outages. roads were cut by flames. fire experts say molly island was waiting to ignite droughts had left the dense bush land dangerously dry winds from the passing hurricane. dora created the perfect firestone when we are preparing for the hurricane we, we expect green ablaze w

view of the w's country. moya is on mallory and sent this update are here and what i am right now if i yeah. live is going normally there's through them is away from the fires. but on the west coast it's different. we could still smell this the smoke some days ago and what i'm to everybody's talking about what's happening and what they are going to do because people have no houses right now. there are many shoulders in place like about 11 and people are volunteering. it's like people are housing, the people with salt houses and they are helping each other. it's something they called is free to follow here. and it's really something special or nichol displays a they've been even hosting taurus. so and providing supplies. um, but uh that's just the temporary solution. people are also um and we traumatized and they don't know what to do next because they're not going to be able to return to their home. so they've been flying out also to other islands like, oh who, hawaii and airlines is offering like a slice for $19.00. so people can get to other islands or some people are flying also t

the aim is to keep us capital and expertise from helping china is mallory fremont. nice ation. chinese officials say the tech or violates market economy principles and that they reserve for the right to take measures. that wraps up our analysis on the big stories printing in asia today on because it will end up to see the exciting news from the regional dw till com slash eyes by the people in trucks inject. when trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families, these straight pieces, screens around 200 people around the world. more than 150000000 people. which we ask why? because no one should have the make up your own mind. me for mine's in the us analysis long awaited curves on high tech investment in china the by the administration thing, the rules will be highly targeted within sensitive technologies such as artificial intelligence, aging says that it's gravely concerned and he wants to slow some of its own trade with china, in this case for drone parts, as of modernize, it's military. also on our show, the economic crisis in

also know they have each other on that line is people a strong dw during this country. moya is in mallory. she told us more about the support survivors obviously. as for the survivors, the they have been moving out of shoulders about almost $300.00 people were placed in hotel rooms and our b and b's in the area was kinda kinda folly, which is near lineup. i'm. i know that these people still have trouble with supplies, they're still in hotels, but only for 30 days and they have a contaminated water in the area and that area and also we're not, we're, they're also fires still trying to, to, to be contained. so they are in a need for supplies and that's now is starting to get better because you know, thursdays reopened the road to the high end of that happened. goes up to now during the day so uh to restore traffic flow and to get the supplies that just before it just some days before it was very difficult to get into into that, that's a high not area. they're also like about 2000 people without power and internet service is also on a stable. and also a very pressing need for these people is

the aim is to keep us capital in expertise from helping china is mallory fremont. nice ation. chinese officials say the tech or violate market economy principles and that they reserve the right to take measures us. that wraps up our analysis on the big stories printing in asia. today i'm been puzzling to see the exciting news from the regional dw, till com slash by the registrar to be issues with a lot say what crazy. the imagine how many portions of loans us turn out in the world climate change. the story. this is much less the went from just one week how much was going to really get the we still have time to work on going like this the, the, the west announced as long awaited curbs on high tech investment in china. the by the administration thing, the rules will be highly targeted within the sensitive technologies, such as artificial intelligence, aging says that it's gravely concerned and he wants to slow some of its own trade with china. in this case, for drone parts. as of modernize, it's military. also on our show, the economic crisis, integrity shows no sign

now on mallory new jersey, new military jewelers have ordered frances ambassador to leave. by sunday, the hunter said the expulsion order had been given. as the envoy refused to engage with, coolly, france has rejected the demand saying it doesn't recognize the military government . so sword. pollution leader, alexander lucas. shank goes, says wagner. the mercenaries will stay in his country following the presumed death of their leader. yep. gave me from goshen in a plane crash, because franko says, up to 10000 troops are still in bell, or as they move, they are after wagner is failed. uprising against russian military leaders in june with protests are growing over japan's release of treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. on thursday, the operator of the damage focusing the power plant began pumping water used to cool the spent nuclear rocks, the u. when's nuclear watchdog says it does not pose a threat, but environmental activists and neighboring countries disagree. and industry and uncharted waters. price is at this, japanese fish market have dip slightly sin

the hugs and all buds is the president and 1st lady touch down in mallory. they with that to offer support to the survivors and to pay respects to those who lost their lives in the wilds highest. the devastated to the island. the 1st couple of, of giving a closer look what's left to the historic town of the hey, you know, which was old, but to break, to write it in the wind, whipped and sign a hawaii state govern adjusts queen size search teams have now covered most of the area looking for the more than 800 people who are still missing, but the rest of the search could take weeks. president biden's administration has been criticized by some of the survivors and republicans to say the responses being ineffectual and insufficient. standing next to one of the heinous most famous landmarks, the 150 of old banyan entry, the president to use that as a method for the islanders resilience and revival to my left is the bed and 3 beloved by this community for over a 150 years here, the former capital of the kingdom, hawaii, as it stood for generations as a sacred spot

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distrito fanny willis y fueron procesados de la prisiÓn antes del mediodÍa de hoy, la congresista malloryel. pedro: los liberados de esta cÁrcel tienen que ajustarse a las restricciones que les han impuesto, el expresidente traen debe ser cauteloso de lo que publican redes sociales. los cargos estampÓ todos para la semana del 5 de septiembre como jugadores acusados no tienen que presentarse con sus abogados, en esas reuniones existe una alta posibilidad, de un regreso a la red social "x" anteriormente conocida como twitter con la foto de su archivo policial. jorge: miren cÓmo cambian las cosas, despuÉs de entregarse a las autoridades donald trump regresÓ a "x", el expresidente publicÓ su foto y el mensajae fue la primera publicaciÓn que hizo trump, desde que subiÓ la foto suma mÁs de 190 millones de vistas mÁs de 210,000 comentarios y mÁs de 1 millÓn de likes. lindsay: escalÓ la polÉmica provocada por el presidente de la gran federaciÓn espaÑola de fÚtbol, luis manuel rubiales por el besa no consensuado que le dio a la futbolista ya ni hermoso, la jugadora niega que el peso fuera consensu

la diferencia de edad entre ellos dos y 68 años mientras que estudiantes como mallory esperan demostrarenden y lo que son para sus familias es importante. >> sin duda este tipo de actividades les ayuda a mantenerse más activos para que sus capacidades cognitivas no se vean mermadas por el paso del tiempo, y estas cosas suman en hora buena para ellos. >> la policía de heyworth investiga tiroteo en donde un adolescente termina sin vida. tenemos detalles a las seis. >> estaban forzados en participar en servicios sexuales. >> en condado contra consume menos resultados sobre tráfico humano y tráfico sexual. >> telemundo48 responde un televidente de napa que busco nuestra ayuda porque no podía obtener un reembolso. >> josé escobar adquirió un tratamiento dental en () el 16 de junio firmó un contrato y luego $1500 en efectivo asegura haber recibido un mal servicio la siguiente visita a la clínica por lo que se arrepintió antes de comenzar el procedimiento depregunto a una representante como terminar el contrato porque no estaba contento y dice que ya le respondió que si , que además podía devo

mallory is deadly. wildfires continue to burn across that island. >> as the smoke starts to clear in some areas, the damage left behind by this fire can finally be assessed and it is horrific. the damage significant with the historic town of la hina reduced to ashes in many places so far the death toll has grown to 53 people tonight, though, it is expected to rise as fire crews are able to search areas that were initially hard to reach because of the flames. the fires also destroyed more than 1000 structures at this hour. the fire in some spots is said to be very active in crews are still fighting an uphill battle to slow the flames. kron four's correspondent evan lambert has the latest. >> we haven't had a fatality like this since i me. statehood began so statehood began in in 59, we lost 61 people in 19, tsunami that came in the middle of the night. this fire came in the middle of the night people and now you're going to feel an emotional governor assessing the loss of life on maui. >> deadly and deva

this is all just there live from also coming up. emergency services chief on hawaii is mallory island resigns, and the criticism to not activating sirens as the flames bridge.

we spoke last on friday when the world was realizing that this wildfire on mallory had been much worse than 1st thought. and here we are on monday and that seems like a big understatement. doesn't it really does brent, you know, the way that this is developed was the initial reports were 6 that then it jumped to $36.00 and now it jumped up into it's close to a 100. and as you reported earlier, the governor josh screen says there's going to be scores every single day the rest of this week. this is just as such a catastrophe. us and there may be more but, but there not a 100 people bodies buried in the ashes. and this just in the town of behind that, what are you hearing about search efforts and what our family's relatives of the missing, what are they being told about these efforts? that's one of the things that's really come into the for is that this is no longer a search and rescue. this is purely a search, and the state has put out that if you're still looking for your loved ones, the best thing you can do right now is to give dna samples. and it's taking a long time. now, as an isla

the we still do not know how many people have died in the wild. flyers on the hawaiian islands of mallory. but with the confirm number at 55, this will most likely be wonderful wise, deadliest natural disasters ever. the blaze reduce the historic port countable hiena to a waste land of ashes in just the.

many years ago, the great british explorer, george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was asked why did he want a climate? he said, because it is their spaces. they and we're going to climb it and the moon and the planets are there. and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. thank you, lady. i am proud. to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor, who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud. and i am proud to visit the federal republic with your distinguished traveler, who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress. i had to come here in the company of my fellow american general clay, who. who has been in this city during a great moment of crisis and will come again, if ever needed. 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago, the proudest vote was he with romana? so today in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is if being on be l

when asked about the as he was planning to visit mallory and when he did visit the island, apparently there were individuals there who weren't thrilled with his arrival. there were protesters. channing go home, joe. there were others were quite angry about how it took him so long to visit the island that has been devastated by these wild fires and people were not thrilled with his response. wow. he's finally. 2 2 yeah, the white house is named bob sensor, as the federal response coordinator for the mally wildfires. and he will be overseeing the long term recovery efforts. ready corrected by washington in response to these wild buyers. it will take years to rebuild the town of la honda every single. ready building was destroyed, obliterated by the flames. legal and the media analysts line also still biden's handling of the hawaii wildfire crisis goes beyond logic. i cannot think of anything more politically catastrophic in not to use the word catastrophe. but listen, all any politician has to do a president lucky me by the said step is to show up how good people it is. as nina to bears

9 with the desk told, approaching 100, some hard questions being asked in hawaii on the island to mallory survivors are sharing horrific stories. many residents blaming authorities for doing too little, too late. also coming up tonight, united nations describes a plan buying shares, crew leaders to prosecute the country's deposed president as very worried and then calling for his release. plus germany's finance minister makes us a private visit to keep promising that for lynn will stand shoulder to shoulder with ukraine as it contains its flight to push back the rush. the brink off is good to have you with us. on this monday, the governor of the us state of hawaii is morning that the death toll from the wild fires in the mail we will most likely rise significantly. search crews are moving street by street through some of the areas hardest hit by the blazes. at least 96 people have been confirmed dead so far, making the fires already the deadliest in the united states in more than a century. the reality of the tragedy is slowly setting in this man can stop staring at the car, he escaped. a

[applause] many years ago a great british explorer george mallory was asked why did he want to climb it? he said because it is there. space is there and we are going to claimant. the moon and the planets are f there. new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] >> thank you. i am proud to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud i am proud to visit the federal republic is your distinguished chancellor who for so many years have committed germany through democracy and freedom and progress. and to come here in the company of my fellow americans. [cheering] who has been in this city during its great moments of crisis. and will come again if ever needed it. [cheering] 2000 years ago, 2000 years ago today in the world of freedom. [cheering] i appreciate my interpreter for tran

mallory resident, christina lizzie, is an attorney with experience and litigating cases over native wine rides. she says there was already a housing crisis in maui and now buyers are circling to make deals. people are desperate and so there are realtors that are starting to reach out. we know some people have already sold their land back to developers. unfortunately, we have such complicated land issues here that there is a lot of titles that may not even really be valid when you go back to the initial privatization of, of where you lands and how those are passed on m by plantation owners. and when they came to was over the road. so it's a very complicated matter. we're very concerned for our residents. we have a lot of or uncles and aunts and our components that are just leaving for local families to hold onto the land and to stay. and we also have people that are, you know, understand it. it could be a great revival for the wind culture as well as people are learning to you. 13 urology as it's an opportunity for them to look back and see what land commission award was there in their fa

when asked about the as he was planning to visit mallory and when he did visit the island, apparently there were individuals there who weren't thrilled with his arrival. there were protesters standing go home, joe. there were others. were quite angry about how it took him so long to visit the island that has been devastated by these wild fires and people were not thrilled with his response. wow. he's finally here. 2 2 the the white house is named bob spencer, as the federal response coordinator for the mally wild buyers. and he will be overseeing the long term recovery efforts directed by washington in response to these wild buyers. it will take years to rebuild the town of la honda every single . ready building was destroyed, obliterated by the flames. legal and media unlist lionel says the joe bottles handling of the wi fi across his goes gun logic. i cannot think of anything more politically catastrophic in not use of word catastrophe. but listen, all any politician has to do a president. anybody said, if you show up how good people it is of mean it's, there's look around, let's vi

reports from cali, it would quickly spread on friday morning, the residence of love, hina, historic mallory town loudly destroyed by the 5 would be allowed to return at noon . there was a 10 p, i'm confused, a massive line of cause rapidly for the savage. i'm extends 25 kilometers in that direction towards behind. but also as far as the i can see and the all the direction along this west, them coastal highway, some waiting in line express. the disbelief not just of the lack of a warning as the wildfires approach that town earlier in the week. but the lack of information since we had no sirens, all that stuff they're posting, i had a family member that was stuck in their house until 12 o'clock that night that the fire was going. we have family members that were burned alive, cars. i have found me that's still stuck with no gas, no water, no power, no way to char from me in the mainland that were saved. i was born and raised here for 21 years. this is all i ever know and i watch my tone burned down over a 1000 buildings have been destroyed many in the ocean from cool. what was hawaii's capita

when asked about the as he was planning to visit mallory and when he did visit the island, apparently there were individuals there who weren't thrilled with his arrival. there were protesters. channing go home, joe. there were others were quite angry about how it took him so long to visit the island that has been devastated by these wild fires and people were not thrilled with his response while he finally. 2 2 the white house has named bob spencer, as the federal response coordinator for the mally wildfires, and he will be overseeing the long term recovery efforts directed by washington in response to these wild buyers. it will take years to rebuild the town of la honda. every single building was destroyed, obliterated by the flames. and other developments the african union has suspended media from the continental block. this over the crew and the country is often these as an email to all sorts is on the western african echo was the lines were unable to negotiate a well surprises. in line with the relevant a u instruments console decided to immediately suspend the participation of th

mallory presidents had been allowed to return to the 5 decided town of the honda to assess their losses. the death toll has risen to isaac and investigation has been launched into authorities response to the bonfires. and at least 6 people have died off to the boat capsized while trying to reach the u. k. from friends, 50 others were rescued. local officials, side, thousands of boats, caring migrants were trying to cross the english channel from the french town of san got it feeling loans and they were in trouble. today was the problem of sea sickness. and then also the boat saw quite simply overloaded. they overloaded the boats and so they can no longer move forward. the last boat way we intervened was too full. 76 microns had been rescued from an overloaded wooden box in the mid it's rainy and see. they were taken on board a charity rescue ship. now the ships cruz's the boat was heading to naples. sicily, the italian government says 95000 people have arrived by sea so far this year. as the kid take upon minister has been named and pockets done on motto, hawks cool was selected. follow

so coming up, the emergency services chief on weiss, mallory island resides with criticism for not activating sirens. as the flames bridge us pushes for 3 ways. security co operation for flavors of japan and south korea at the summit and kim david, lighter on friday. the container ship the list.

she advertised c i would just sarah mallory. all right, we're going to bring katherine cruz journalist and host of the conversation on hawaii public radio. joining us from honolulu. ms. cruz. thanks for joining us. talk to us about what we're hearing from some of the survivors of this tragedy that has been telling us that they weren't given sufficient warning about these fires as well. you know, i know when i was watching tv, i did see the alerts uh, you know, urging these neighborhoods to evacuate because of the fires. and i understand that they did try to, you know, send things out on cell phones. but again, the fire moves very fast, you know, we were hearing some discrepancies as to whether there were the emergency alarms that went off or not. but again, the power was out. i think they've had, you know, dozens of pull down a. so we're not sure i'm, you know, some people probably just did not get the word. are we getting a sense of the clear cause of what exactly started this fire? you know, it's just, we've had, you know, ver

fire toward the residential areas. thousands of people are made displaced will almost $11000.00 to mallory residents are without power. emergency crews are working on putting out the fires and searching for survivors. since the beginning of the year is really officials have demolished more than $120.00 palestinian homes in the west bank with a number of palestinians left without a roof over their heads. rising monthly, israel has it carried out the destruction of palestinian properties for years. they claim that there are several reasons for the demolitions one being punishment for those which reported ties to criminals. affording it to the is really committed against how similar sions israel had destroyed over 55000 palestinian houses as of 20. 22 is such a woman whose house was eradicated because her husband was level a criminal after being killed.