kristen: thank you to david ono from sending -- for sending that report. the acting governors said they never anticipated in this state that a hurricane that did not impact the island would cause these sorts of wildfires. what does she mean? >> she's talking about hurricane dora, a category four hurricane that passed far south of the islands. so it is not having a direct effect but an indirect effect on the fires. looking at the map, this is hurricane dora in the circle. it is nearly 800 miles southwest of honolulu. but the problem is the counterclockwise circulation on the outer perimeter is combining with the clockwise rotation this system and so it is generating wind gusts 70 to 80 miles an hour. you can imagine how strong the wind would be closer. but that far away it is still generating 80 mile-per-hour wind. the white area is clouds but this is maui. this represents smoke where i am pointing down to lahaina. the wind is driving the fire there are dry conditions. you think of hawaii as being humid because it is tropical but much of maui is in severe d

miles: but fisherman haruo ono is not convinced. 30 miles to the north of the plant in soma city. after the tsunami and subsequent triple meltdowns in 2011, he and the others here were put out of business, unable to sell seafood for fear of contamination. haruo ono: we couldn't sell fish in the beginning, but we tried hard and eventually resumed. but this time, we may not be able to sell fish because they will release the water forever. miles: forever, in this case, is about 35 years. that is how long tepco says it needs to safely drain these tanks into the pacific ocean. the company is anxious to make room to remove and secure all the radioactive materials the meltdowns left behind, a chore that will take decades. the tanks contain 340 million gallons of water that flowed through the melted remnants of the reactors. it is tainted with tritium, a mildly radioactive form of hydrogen that occurs naturally. it is luminescent, used to light watch dials, aircraft gauges, and exit signs. it reacts with oxygen, just like regular hydrogen,

but ono is worried the water release will undo all that. >> translator: it took 12 years for the stigma to go away before, and it could be longer this time. >> reporter: tepco has pledged to compensate industries in the area. but some businesses are taking matters into their own hands. >> this restaurant in tokyo is choosing to use ingredients from fukushima to support the area. fish caught off the fukushima coast are famous for its amazing taste. shipments were suspended after the nuclear accident. the restaurant was only able to start buying it again five years ago. >> translator: i want people to try it not only because it's safe. it's also really good. >> reporter: but the restaurant understands that some people may have concerns. it started handing out leaflets explaining that the fish and the treated water are safe. >> translator: there haven't been any cancellations or a decrease in reservations so far, so i'm not worried. i'll be happy if people can see that officials and celebrities eat it and think it tastes good. >> reporter: but for ono, the fishermen, his biggest concern is

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the assurance contained in the russian-ono memorandum that as parts of mr.eroshi's package will be fulfilled, we immediately return to the fulfillment of everything that is written in the ukrainian part of this package. we appreciate the efforts of the general state. i spoke with him a few days ago on the sidelines of the brix meeting in johannesburg. he did not talk about his new initiatives and sent me the appropriate message, but we explained it honestly to the secretary general to our sharp friends that there is still no guarantee in this message. there is only a promise to try harder to try harder, and everything rests on the fact that the solution of problems that prevent a more active export of russian grain and russian fertilizers. the west is in the way; the sheep themselves can’t do anything. they are forced to ask the west to show, and prudence to show a constructive approach. the west does not want to do this, and while it all comes down to their promises , it is worth recalling that among the conditions for resuming the deal, at least the conclu

david ono happened to be on maui for vacation. man spent hours fighting the flames, trying to save his home. >> i battled the fire for three hours. i couldn't do it anymore because i didn't have any protection or respiratory stuff. reporter: describe that to me. you are trying to fight the fire. realizing the whole community is in trouble. >> spraying it down with a garden hose. if i had a fire hydrant, i could have put some water down on the house and saved it. i just sat there and thought. i said, i have to move. my physical body is going in. i ran with a lot of heat at my back. i ran to the left over here. we live close to the ocean. i ran to the ocean and just gave in. reporter: it -- you save yourself by jumping into the ocean. >> yes. reporter: when you looked back, what did you see? >> devastation. everything gone. ama: so sad. much of the video from these fires is staggering. the scenes of explosive flames overtaking apartment complex, streets, resorts. the areas where the fire has been extinguished, the effort has moved t

. >> reporter: anchor david ono of kabc on the ground too. >> behind me is a classic lahaina neighborhood can see, the devastation is vast. many, many homes on this one city block have gone up in flames. >> reporter: the beloved national historic landmark decimated. rubble covered in soot and ash all that's left. that once-bustling district a ghost perspective, it is going take many years to rebuild lahaina. >> reporter: aerial photos showing the lush landscape of what lahaina looked like before, and the catastrophic aftermath. smoke choking the town now razed to the ground. >> when i see the aerial views of everything gone, you know, i literally see all my friends and communities and neighbors' homes completely gone. >> reporter: 18-year resident kelly chapman's business and home also one of those heaps of charred earth seen from above. >> i have moments of deep gratitude and moments of just absolute despair. >> we're working as quickly as possible to fight these fires and evacuate residents and tourists. >> reporter: president biden today declaring maui a major disaster area and mobiliz

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david ono happened to be on maui for vacation. spent hours fighting the flames, trying to save his home. >> i battled the fire for three hours. i couldn't do it anymore because i didn't have any protection or respiratory stuff. reporter: describe that to me. you are trying to fight the fire. realizing the whole community is in trouble. >> spraying it down with a garden hose. if i had a fire hydrant, i could have put some water down on the house and saved it. i just sat there and thought. i said, i have to move. my physical body is going in. i ran with a lot of heat at my back. i ran to the left over here. we live close to the ocean. i ran to the ocean and just gave in. reporter: it -- you save yourself by jumping into the ocean. >> yes. reporter: when you looked back, what did you see? >> devastation. everything gone. ama: so sad. much of the video from these fires is staggering. the scenes of explosive flames overtaking apartment complex, streets, resorts. the areas where the fire has been extinguished, the effort has moved to lo

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anchor david ono of our los angeles station kabc on the ground here, too. >> right here behind me is a classic lahaina neighborhood, and as you can see, the devastation is vast. many, many homes on this one city block have gone up in flames. >> reporter: al crisostomo escaping, but fearing his home is gone. >> it was a huge black smoke back then. and -- i -- it's indescribable. >> reporter: tonight, terrifying new video of the moments those flames overtook this town. people forced to drive through walls of fire and suffocating smoke. the harrowing escape. boat crew member dustin johnson racing to warn others about the oncoming flames. >> if anybody is still out here, the fire is on front street and it is time to go! >> reporter: shawn dougherty and his girlfriend among those jumping into the ocean. >> at one point, it seemed like i might drown a little bit. i inhaled a lot of water. >> reporter: he says a first responder told them to get out, the situation wasn't going to get better, but dougherty was now barefoot. >> i couldn't even make it across the street, because the pavement wa

ono srulaev was brought from makhachkala to the basmanny court of moscow to choose a measure of restrainted from communicating with journalists. it is possible that, on the recommendation of a lawyer, the head of the republic of dagestan, sergei melikov, gave a fundamental assessment of what happened in makhachkala . it seems to me that greed is at the forefront. when people try to violate every conceivable and unimaginable security measure in order to extract a small benefit, there is no way a service station can be located 5 meters from a gas station. although you are on the right the reason that work at a service station provides for welding and sparks it is difficult to believe that the regulatory authorities did not notice this in the framework of the criminal case, the investigation will also give a legal assessment to the actions of officials who are entrusted with the duty to control and supervise compliance with measures safety at facilities where people were killed and injured as a result of a fire , frank disregard for safety regulations has more than once translated into terri

unlikely, said haru ono, who is now looking at the end of his livelihood. japan. >>> russian president vladimir putin has sent a glowing condolence letter to the family of the late mercenary leader yevgeny prigozhin. he and his top associates were reportedly aboard a private jet that fell out of the sky under mysterious circumstances. most analysts believe putin was behind the wreck. debora patta has the story from ukraine. >> reporter: caught on camera, unverified footage of the plane tumbling from the sky with a missing wing, then bursting into flames north of moscowow. with unususual speed, russian aviation authorities announced the mercenary boss was among the ten people who died in that crash. wagner's social media channels claim the jet was shot down. there's been no official word from the kremlin, but president biden said he was not surprised. >> there's not much that happens in russia that putin's not behind. >> reporter: some wonder if this was the moment prigozhin signed his death warrant. that audacious mutiny, an unprecedented challenge to vladi

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laws, as companies forge documents, this is probably not the most interesting case against him well, onoand the second is the stolen documents. he took out the secret documents from the white house , refused to give them, hid them, deceived the fbi , that is, there, there is a very serious, serious case, and everything is there, as if there is nothing to prove , there is everything, as if in plain sight, everything is clear. and the problem with this case is that secret documents will take time. and in order for this to end up in court, because people need a judge , a prosecutor, a lawyer, they need to give access to these secret documents. the third and fourth case is connected with the request of the state. the coup is one federal thing, and here is the last one, now in georgia, i translated all these evidences. they are on my facebook page if anyone is interested in reading them in russian , a-a. would be in plain sight and everything is clear a-a but eh according to the law of america even if he is found guilty even if he goes to prison he can be fully mobilized and become the presid

ono's attitude to training is always so serious and at such a high level that i am simply convinced thatsen the path of a professional hockey player, he would have achieved very high results. they are you afraid to make comments, for example, to the president or his son? e makes a remark to the president, of course, i'm afraid. and who is not afraid to make remarks to the president? uh, well, seriously, then during the game i try not to make comments to the president and nikolai and other players of the president’s team, but, on the contrary, to somehow correct and suggest at certain points in order to generally improve our game. purple sector you had to communicate with the president. and what is he like as a person? i have known the president since 1997, just then the president started skating for the first time, and then the president’s hockey team was formed, and then i was the most as a senior goalkeeper at the youth hockey school , it so happened that there were no president and goalkeepers in the hockey team and they were attracted. that's it for us pupils in schools, so during al

akira ono leads the decontamination & decommissioning effort. >> if you ask me if we can make it zero not easy. although the amount is less, water will continue to be contaminated. >> all that water, now 340 million gallons of it and growing, since cheek to jowl in -- sits cheek to jowl in a tank farm. lake barrett and i walked through it. >> there's about almost 1100 tanks here today. >> so if you left these tanks as they were, how long would it take before they would be not radioactive at all? >> now it depends on how low is low. to be drinkable, it is going to be many, many decades. it's 100 years or so, but that's not really possible. >> you can't keep building tanks here. >> there's no room. >> tepco says it needs to make room to build structures designed to safely contain debris that will be radioactive for centuries. >> we have to build a variety of facilities for smooth decommissioning going forward. it is essential to start emptying and disposing of the tanks at the stage where we are now to secure vacant lots. >> before the water is tanked, it flows through a series of sophi

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he was -- it would be no different than sam maple grove ono for john gaudy. before he has the ability to come on this station or any station, and talk about what donald trump did, what he needs to do is to come clean himself, talk about -- >> and say what? >> it weaponization of the justice department that donald told him to do, including like what my book is about, how they, meaning bill barr, donald trump, et cetera, weaponize the justice department to go against a critic. all because i refused to await my first amendment constitutional right. >> it's interesting you say that. he did talk about donald trump weaponizing the doj tonight with kaitlan collins, and what bill barr said was, i think there is no question he believes these institutions should be used to go after his enemies. >> which is -- that's the whole premise of my book. however, who did he use in order to effectuate the goal? bill barr. again, before bill barr gets a chance to sit there, trying to welcome himself back to polite society, he needs to own what he did. he needs to be held accounta

and i think it's so obvious that finally, what can't go onos won't go on. u it's unsustainable.ican people am, we're eitherle and going to have a country or we're going to have this banana republic that we're seeing nowb under the biden administration, and they'll vote accordinglylidf and get rid of this stuff, because if they don't, it's toxic. . >> we don't have a countryk yo anymore. you know, and i think i u're right on bothu're points. i think these bribery allegations could be the end.e u do you see any democrat and i only have about 20 seconds. any democrat, prominent, this democrats now saying this is tootoo real, we can't risk . and going against biden? >> not yet.ot but they're going to be whe democrats in purple states when they go back and look at at tend their summer vacation and they look at the polling. they don't want to go on record theyon rof doing get going along with it. so i think you'll see some d deo for their own survival. >> great to have you, victor davis hanson,e you. as a. thank you. quick programing note. we'll have live studio audienc amminge shows

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take a look at these images courtesy of texas dps, image ono their drones over a human smuggler armedwith a riflnes oe as he was guiding illegal immigrants across the river hereimmigran in eagle pass. that smuggler was ableback t to escape back to mexico with his rifle. he was never caught then, of course, fit. no smugglers continue working overtime at our southern border. take a look at southe these images. cbp at the port of entryf entr in nogales, arizony a, that in a single day last week, 87eir officers seized 870,000 fentanyl pills and, £14 of fentanyl powder in three separate busts. thos functioe fentanyl pills wee hidden inside of rolls of roofing paper, inside of a car and strapped to a human body. and justcar, to put the numbers in perspective for you, that single port of entry in nogalesz ,arizona, has noedw seized more than 40 million fentanyl pills since october 1st. we'll send it back to you. >> all right, bill milligan, thank you. now, by the way, joe biden was in arizona today. how interesting. did he take a tripa to the border? no, he did not. what's happening at the a

but starting with the first panel, i would like them to come join me ono stage if you would, moderator extraordinaire for the form john simpkins who was heading the empty seat currently which is creating an economic and equitable infrastructure costs the south. next to him we have doctor walter edgar who everyone i'm sure knows is a preeminent history of south carolina, but not only that, one of the first voting trustees of the international african-american museum which of course is a nice segue over to doctor tonya matthews who is a steering our international african-american museum to educate the world about these issues starting in january this coming year. and we are thrilled to have dr. doctorbe blain roberts, charlesn form of them and co-authored with award-winning book on these very issues about our very community called the garden. down at the end we have michael allen who is an award-winning history with the national park service who have dedicated so many years to these very issues in our community. and i thank them so much for joining us. f john. thank you. >> thank you, br

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. >> and i guessg i would add ono that, don't be afraid to ask questions. don't assume that everyone that you're working with has all the answers because the story that's been passed down and handed down over the years may have gotten embroidered over the years. so don't be afraid to be the new kid on the block to ask the question that why are we doing this, and go back to the primary sources and really dig into it. >> question over here. >> good morning. the whole field of women historic preservation is a rich and thank you all for your comments this morning. melissa, you mentioned the centennial exposition of 1876 and that anniversary something that really inspired missus hayes here and we frequently think about that occasion something that spurred historic preservation and other women's historic preservation movements in the 1890s, et cetera but i just wondering if you or any of the other panelists have specific points in history or specific societal influences that you think are also coming together to influence their interest in historic preservation?

this video taken by david ono. cars abannoned in the middle of the street by the water.ehind and running for their lives, some even jumping into the water for safety. the coast guard rescuing 17 people from the water and 40 survivors who were found ashore. right now the coast guard said there are no reports of people missing in the water, but the search continues. one person who was missing steven scott's wife, telling us this on wednesday. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: on thursday, we found him again. this time with his wife, finding her with the help of a good samaritan. you just happened to find someone you said with 6% battery left on their phone. >> he said enough to make one call. i asked him, please, let me try. so i called her and she answered. unbelievable. >> reporter: but this morning they've lost everything and are sitting here wondering what to do next. >> we don't know what to do now. i mean, we're gonna go back and look at some ashes and then what? i mean, there's no housing

ono hugged and kissed passionately on the lips, the captain, the football player team, jenniferson, theary claims that the athlete allowed him such liberty and the kiss was mutual, but no one believes him, angry protests of women swept across spain, supporting those who believe that she was a victim of sexual violence . the football player herself turned to the prosecutor's office, already excited herself. he declared his unwillingness to resign and his readiness to defend his interests. it's over, these words, say those people who once endured inappropriate behavior similar to that demonstrated by the head of spanish football. hello in spain, more and more angry protests are taking place in the center of the country against the head of spanish football , luis rubialis, but the negative reaction to it seems to have acquired a broader meaning , it is condemned, this is an important point. she says it's hard for a protester to capture the full spirit of the event on camera. i think to show my voice to all the people who agree with these protests, who support feminist movements and fight a