u. s. coast guards, as people jumped into the woods and run valley to try and get away from the fire and smoke we received from 1st responders and the high note was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information i received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. the 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17 memorial services being held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate. fernando v. ever since you, the anti corruption journalist was shot dead as he left a campaign event on wednesday, 6 suspects of being charged. the government has declared a state of emergency and it says the election will go ahead as planned. in 2 weeks time, hundreds of supporters of the community doesn't need to have gathered outside of french or military base, the capital, the angry because the west africans locked into us as place of regional falls on it's done by the world. food program says 6300000 people who don't a one step away from, from and they're experiencing emergency levels of h

u. s. coast guard rescued, 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives and the to prevent human suffering. and it mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry now is may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourist for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories because of the wildfire we were closer to them. here are the exact causes of hawaii as wildfires are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro alger 0 as well. for more on this story, katherine cruz is joining us. she's host of the conversation program on hawaii, public radio. she's joining us from honolulu. thank you so much ms. cruz. wanna talk to a little bit about the situation is it is right now. i know we are waiting an update from officials. but to describe to us like what exactly we're expectin

u. s. coast guard rescued forcing people who jumped into the ocean to escape the incentive just to fly over ki head and continue see to see the the burning flames. and as the 1st and impass on the high and low high in that town was just so shocking and devastating. it look as if it's just the whole town was devastated. high wind has knocked down to electricity supplies, cellphone services, and grounded flights. and west my way, there's no power of general harris team is going to be doing assessments in the area. but right now the roads are still, some of the roads are still close. so it's hard to get to the hotels to find out what their situations are. you brush wise, it's sprung up on the hawaiian islands meteorologist say hurricane dora, blowing across the pacific ocean is partly to blame for the strong winds, fanning the flames. they haven't been able to determine what ignited the flyers. so there's, there's 3 conditions that we got from the national weather service and they call it a red flag alert. so that's the dry conditions, right, so you've got dry steel trees, plants, you got low

u. s. coast guard rescued 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives. and then to prevent human suffering and it mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry nowadays may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourists for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world categories because while we were closer to them, here are the exec causes of hawaii. as wildfires are still unclear, the few doubts the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo, castro alger 0, talk to good as the director of the online news website, bobby now dot com. he says the community o'malley island really came together during this unprecedented situation. and there's people still stranded on these. they haven't concluded the search for, for bodies or of course thoughtful survivors. there's multiple different organizations and government a

u. s. coast guard rescued 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives and then to prevent human suffering and then mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry now is may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourist for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories because while we were closer to them, here are the exact causes of hawaii as wildfires are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro, alger 0. the people living in china is north and he bought a province of criticize the government's response to ty for you and doug, sorry, in july saying that homes and businesses were deliberately flooded in order to prevent damage in the capital, which is in the neighboring province. katrina, you reports now from georgia in northern china. it's been nearly 2 weeks s

u. s. coast guard rescued. 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors. the primary focus is to save lives and the to prevent human suffering and mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry now is may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourist for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires where ever you are in the world. categories because of the wildfire we were closer to them. here are the exact causes of hawaii as wilds buyers are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo, castro alger 0 of the most of the days of an east though the west african blow calculus has activated us, done by military falls up to the emergency meeting. a look who envisioned but lead has emphasized that diplomacy is the preferred way to restore civilian rule. they condemn the detention of president bonham and bouncing it was l states 2 weeks ago . that address

u. s. coast guard rescued. 14 people who turn to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors. the primary focus is to save lives and then to prevent human suffering and then mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry now is may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourist for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories because of the while we were closer to them here that are the exact causes of hawaii as wildfires are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming, climate was an enabler to heidi joe castro. alj a 0 talk to going to is the director of the online use websites by way. now dot com . but chief operating officer of the pacific media group joins us now from bobby, a terrible situation that the residents face all the island. jack, you've been able to look at the devastation from online goals, just give us an impression of what you've seen and uh, n

u. s. coast guard says people jumped into the water around malik, just to try and get away from the fire and the smoke we received from 1st responders, m a high note was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information i received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance that 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17, a memorial services being held for the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate, fernando via v assessed. you. the anti corruption journalist was shot dead as he left a campaign event on wednesday. the government's declared a state of emergency, and it says the election will go ahead is planned in 2 weeks. hundreds of supporters of the 2 leaders in the chair have gathered outside a fresh military base near the capital. they're angry because the west african blocks known as echo us has placed a regional force on stand by. as a potential environmental disaster has been averted off the coast of yemen, the un says it's successfully removed more than a 1000000 barrels of

u. s. coast guard rescued 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives and the to prevent human suffering. and it mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry nowadays may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourist for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories. because while we were closer to them, here are the exact causes of hawaii as wildfires are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming, climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro. alger 0. it's nothing like that. it's a deputy editor of the old line use organization to honolulu. civil beat joins us now on the side. matthew, great, have you with us on the i'll just said are you of eyes that is both on the ground done in the with your teams at the disaster location. just give us an idea of what that seeing right now. sure, well i, we had to repo

u. s. coast guard rescued, 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now, members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army come through the wreckage for survivors. the primary focus is to save lives and then to prevent human suffering. and it mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry nowadays may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourists for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories. because while we were closer to them, here are the exact causes of hawaii. wildfires are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro alger 0. katherine cruz is the host of the conversation on the hawaii public radio and she says the state is trying to find shelter for victims and get visitors of the island. i was watching tv the other night and saw the headlines about, you know, the evacuation orders that were going for so many neighborhoods and we thought, oh, this is not good news. and then now

u. s. coast guard rescued. 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors. the primary focus is to save lives and the to prevent human suffering and mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry now is may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourists for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories because of the wildfire. the guys we were closer to them. here are the exact causes of hawaii as wilds buyers are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro. alger 0. a russia has launched a leading emission for the 1st time in almost 50 is the space crosses expects to land on the southern poland, 13 days proper and comprehensive russia spaced agencies successfully launches at saloon atlanta into a little bit in a race to touch down on the south pole of the india, how the head start, when it launched its

u. s. coast guard says people jumped into the water run by way to try and get away from the font and smoke we received from 1st responders and the height out was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial.

u. s. coast guard says people jumped into the water around the way to try and get away from the fire and the smoke, as we received from 1st responders. and the high now was that people were evacuating into the water. the initial information we received was potentially up to 100 people had entered the water and would be in need of assistance. the 1st evening and into the early hours of the next morning. it was a total of 17. a memorial service has been held full. the assassinated ecuadorian presidential candidate. fernando vincent c. o. the anti corruption john less was shot dead as he left to come pay the vents on wednesday. the government has declared the states of emergency and in selection we'll go ahead has planned in 8 days. hundreds of supporters of the 2 leaders invisia have gathered outside the french military base, the capital, the angry because the west african block there was placed a regional force on some by the well food program says 6300000 people in sedona one step away from simon, they're experiencing emergency levels of hunger as the conflict. and saddam, they're just,

u. s. coast guard academy that went and released four years.t, congress never saw the report. it revealed a dark history of sexual misconduct that the academy. now a former coast guard commandant is speaking exclusively to cnn, about the failure to review the findings in the report. more from pamela brown. >> when the head of the coas t guard was nearing retirement in 2018 he prepared, the admiral, who was taking his place. >> so, sit down with my successor and say here are all the things that budgetary, but this was a big one. >> the big one was a massive scandal that was only starting to be understood. and explosive investigation into sexual assault at the coast guard academy. >> they said hey, we've got this investigation going on. there was no confusion whatsoever about the priority placed upon this. >> admiral paul told cnn in this exclusive interview, that there was no question the results of the investigation he launched would have eventually be made public. >> it was my intent, to reveal the public face of this event. as the senior lead

u. s. coast guard rescued forcing people who jumped into the ocean to escape the incentive just to fly over ki head and continue see to see the, the burning flames. and as the 1st and the impact on law, high and low, high in that town was just so shocking and devastating. it look as if it's just the whole town was devastated. high winds have knocked down to electricity supplies, cellphone services, and grounded flights in west my way, there's no power of general harris team is going to be doing assessments in the area. but right now the roads are still, some of the roads are still close, so it's hard to get to the hotels to find out what their situations are. the brush flies that sprung up on the hawaiian islands meteorologist say hurricane dora, blowing across the pacific ocean is partly to blame for the strong winds, fanning the flames. they haven't been able to determine what ignited the flyers. so there's, there's 3 conditions that we got from the national weather service, and they call it a red flag alert. so that's the dry conditions, right, so you've got dry steel trees, plants, you

u. s. coast guard rescued. 14 people who jumped into the ocean to escape the incentive just to fly over ki head and continue see to see the the burning flames. and that's the 1st and the impact on the high and low high in the town was just so shocking and devastating. it look as if it's just the whole town was devastated. high wind has knocked down to electricity supplies, cellphone services, and grounded flights. and west my way there is no power of general harris team is going to be doing assessments in the area. but right now the roads are still, some of the roads are still close, so it's hard to get to the hotels to find out what their situations are. you brush wise, it's hung up on the hawaiian islands meteorologist say hurricane dora, blowing across the pacific ocean is partly to blame for the strong winds, fanning the flames. they haven't been able to determine what ignited the flyers. so there's, there's 3 conditions that we got from the national weather service, and they call it a red flag alert. so that's the dry conditions, right, so you've got dry steel trees, plants, you go

u. s. coast guard rescued. 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives and then to prevent human suffering and mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry nowadays may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourists for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world. categories because while we were closer to them, here are the exact causes of hawaii, as wild buyers are still unclear the few down the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo castro alger 0 jack do again is the director of the online use website. now we now dot com, he says the community on now we really time together during this unprecedented situation. and there's people still stranded and they, they haven't concluded the search for, for bodies or of course thoughtful survivors. there's multiple different organizations and government agencies i

u. s. coast guard rescued forcing people who jumped into the ocean to escape the incentive just to fly over ki head and continue see to see the, the burning flames. and as the 1st and the impact on the high and low high in a town was just so shocking and devastating, determine what ignited the flyers. so there's, there's 3 conditions that we got from the national weather service. and they call it a red flag alert. so that's the dry conditions, right, so you've got dry steel trees, plants, you got low humidity and high winds. president biden is sending help to the us state. hawaiians say the full extent of the damage may not be known for months. victoria gates and b l. g 0 daryl health santos. this update from y luca on the island of molly? the winds of died down slightly here on malley giving firefighters a chance to start working these wildfire as the one you see behind me. is it a self area of molly? above the town of ki, hey, and the firefighters are beginning to work those, but there's still enough when to whip these fires up. that's why they're still concern of in law. i know where the