with such a reaction of the baidan, who arrived on the fire-affected island of maly, he faced severalsons at once, firstly, the residents are annoyed that the president arrived only 13 days after the disaster during the rampant elements. he spent the weekend at his beach house in business state, causing a show americans. secondly, it is said in anger that the president is allocating much more attention and funds to ukraine and not to his citizens of the european part of the country , the change of seasons begins in the region in the coming days it will become sharply colder will it still be warm and when will heavy rains again in moscow and tell evgeny tyshkovets. nature is heading for autumn , a powerful cold front swept through the regions of russia, and after it the country is followed by the september cold. which regions will fall into the zone of the arctic invasion. and where is the summer weather time meteorological news on channel russia 24 i evgeniy tishkovets, leading specialist of the phobos center hello summer says goodbye to siberia and the russian plain. and says goodbye

local residents of the hawaiian island of maly, where deadly fires have raged in recent days, complainey did not get help from the authorities. american economic experts stephen moore on fox news said that the white house is simply ignoring the wildfires. according to him, the authorities have allocated excessive funds for the development of the green economy. instead of really helping the state in the state, they asked for money, but the authorities did nothing. it was just an epidemic of madness. people themselves organized the distribution of food and water to those in need, they give out medicines that the inhabitants of the island brought by the government. sorry from them nothing completely united the community of people, helped us many local residents did what they could in hawaii and one of the states most affected by the fires according to the latest data, more than 110 people became its victims, more than a thousand are reported missing by the authorities already about. or damage in the state of 6 billion dollars natalya goncharova news, interplanetary automatic station luna

non-english language] line, and king [speaking in a non-english language] unified the islands and the island of malierful lizard deity cult -- , who became an important protector of waterways, and her monica, her power, is what was allowed king kamehameha to unify all the islands of hawaii. so the place of lahaina and the power there is really felt across the islands. to lose those representations of those history is really an important moment for all of the people of maui, for hawaii, and the world, to think about what it means to carry on history and what forms. >> yeah, and when we talk about how we carry our history forward, i think that's a huge question is it concerns what is actually unfolding in maui today. this is a story in many ways about change. climate change, about change in terms of agriculture and agricultural practices. i wonder if you think there is enough of a conversation about how indigenous communities recover in the after effects of colonialism, industrial agriculture, and then of course how they are poised, whether the effects of climate change. all of those factors seems to

. >> the agency deploying more than 150 workers to the island to assist in recovery. across mali people sharing harrowing tales of survival. annalise cochran was able to escape the fire by jumping into the ocean, telling me she was clinging to a wall for more than seven hours. >> out to to survive? >> i've climbed over the seawall into the ocean and when the fire was happening and the cars were exploded we would duck into the water and put our mouth as close to the surface us we could so we could breathe. >> now anger at the local government. residents say they were not given enough warning. armenta set on caught up with people -- our melissa a don caught up with people having trouble returning to their homes. >> ice on the management of the situation whatsoever. there was one police car with the little blue lights flashing. nothing about fire, evacuate coming out -- evacuate, get out. >> no alert went off. no alarm, no text. i was watching smoke billowing at 80 miles per hour over my apartment. we saw flames about a block away. >> you got a warning at all? >> absolutely no warni

. >> on the island of maui, the aloha spirit we've been trying to receive the abundance of donations that have been sent to mali of serving and giving is popping up in parking lots just outside luh-high-nuh a network of volunteers doing their part to distribute donations and help families devastated by last week's wildfires. our goal is to get a roof up over these containers and create this shelter spaces that we hope to be able to use as outdoor classrooms. we're hoping to get support and work together with the teachers and and the community here. that's been >> affected by the fire and get some get a small school here. 10 days after the deadly fires, the federal government now has 1000 responders on the ground. 6,000 people have registered for federal assistance. >> the red cross has served 30,000 meals and help. 2100 families try and locate missing loved ones. we were not prepared at all. >> at all for this. no sirens, no warning. no nothing. no. >> we we weren't really prepare. we didn't have any food, no water. it was just the grabbing goal. am at that time i was just concerned about our to get them as far

mali. officials are urging folks to only travel to hawaii. that is absolutely necessary. the wildfires are affecting flight certainly in and out of the islands. that's been the case since yesterday remains the case. some people have been rerouted to other airports. folks who landed at sfo from hawaii. tell us the damage. there is just heartbreaking. we know several people who lost their homes. >> pets. it's it's going to be a trickle down effect for many years. >> flights for the next few days will continue to be delayed or canceled. folks should certainly check with their airline before heading to the airport. if you had to fly to hawaii. the devastation there has so many people looking for ways to help tonight in kron four's dan kerman is looking at some of the organizations focusing on maui. really fun. he also has some tips on how to donate safely. the destruction caused by the wildfire on the island of maui has many looking for a way to help. everybody want to home. >> i mean, from dennis started talking, we know what can we care? tell with the hawaii chamber of commerce of northern california says they're still coordinating local relie

mali is bustling. behind me, a long line of tsa. those who are trying to get to another island. back to the mainland, anywhere but here. it has been a collective effort with a sheraton sending five buses from just north of lahaina. i just spoke to somebody who got off of the bus and told me that they received a law enforcement escort. they could see an apartment burning from the highway. just in the five pm hour local time. that is just a little more than two hours ago. so it continues to be a very precarious situation. with law enforcement only letting vehicles out of lahaina the. the surrounding resort areas but not letting people back in. some braced the highway this morning. driving a twisting, winding road. just to get to the airport. but now those buses are coming in one by one. from the resort and people are doing what they can to get off of the island. the two major carriers for inter island flights, southwest and also hawaiian have been offering 19-dollar flights just to get people to honolulu. or to get people over to lee who we on coli. or cone on the big island direc

. >> on the island of maui, the aloha spirit we've been trying to receive the abundance of donations that have been sent to mali of serving and giving is popping up in parking lots just outside luh-high-nuh a network of volunteers doing their part to distribute donations and help families devastated by last week's wildfires. our goal is to get a roof up over these containers and create this shelter spaces that we hope to be able to use as outdoor classrooms. we're hoping to get support work together with the teachers and and the community here. that's been >> affected by the fire and get some get a small school here. 10 days after the deadly fires, the federal government now has 1000 responders on the ground. >> 6,000 people have registered for federal assistance. the red cross has served 30,000 meals and help. 2100 families try and locate missing loved ones. we were not prepared at all. >> at all for this. no sirens, no warning. no nothing. no, we we weren't really prepared. we didn't have any food, no water. it was just the grabbing goal. am at that time i was just concerned about our to get them as far away

firefighters were called by jill's wife to remind you that a devastating forest fire broke out on maly island on the ninth of august. according to the latest data, 114 people died there. a training camp for military personnel of territorial troops will be held in the vitebsk region, this time the training will concern the polotsk executive committee, the purpose of the meeting is to test the skills of officials in the formation of military units of territorial troops, and those liable for military service in the first place are issues related to the reception, those liable for military service to provide them. restoring the skills of the command staff , the formation and training of the people's militia detachment, the training camp will last until september 14th. grodno neman, after an impressive pause due to performance in the qualification of the uefa conference league, today will hold a home match in front of native fans as part of the eighteenth round of the belarusian championship, the yellow-green signs, going in eighth place, gomel will first fight at 20:00. live broadcast to belarus