streets and she will hit out on the back side of between the sea well on the ocean. meantime the us coast guard says people even jumped into the water around malley to try and get away from the smoke and the fire we received from 1st responders, m a high, now 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 wilds. there is she hubbard todd's he has the latest now for malley. authorities have given him to that rising sense of pressure for residents of law. hi, natalie. eager to go back to the child to see for themselves the damage. it was confirmed on friday that they wouldn't be allowed back in. this is now the traffic jam. 25 kilometers in that direction towards hina. and as far as we, i could see on this coastal highway and the other direction, it will only be allowed in town for a short amount of time. there, there will be a cross, you oppose, i worry about access to all areas. spe

i have ordered all available federal assets on the island including the us coast guard, the us coasthird fleet and the us army to assist local emergency response crews through the hawaii national guard. we are working as quickly as possible to fight the fires and evacuate residents in tourists. in the meantime, our prayers are with the people of hawaii but notjust our players, every asset we have will available to them and we have seen homes and businesses destroyed and some have lost loved ones and it's not over yet. some unbelievable images we are seeing from hawaii.— some unbelievable images we are seeing from hawaii. devastating to seeing from hawaii. devastating to see this kind of destruction fire is just blazing out of control so rapidly and rampage through an area that many people have visited and know as well from vacations. but the multiple deaths and this devastation, it really is hard to bear. when seeing it in hawaii is a state that is near and dear to the heart of all americans and it is a special place. so yes, this is hard to watch. , . ., , special place. so yes, thi

the us coast guard spoke earlier today about uncertainty in the community. we recognize the uncertainty that many are still experienced. rest assured that we will continue to communicate updates transparently as the situation evolves. an interactive online tool allows you to see how these fires have transformed the lahaina landscape. you'll find that tool on our website. ktvu. .com an unbelievable sight in lahaina. among all of that rubble is one very special building that managed to survive. video posted on tiktok shows the maria lanai catholic church looking nearly immaculate despite smoldering land and debris surrounding it. residents are calling it a miracle and a sign that lahaina will rebuild. emergency evacuation efforts quickly became chaotic. many people said they had no warning, no emergency alerts. they just figured out evacuations for themselves and ran for their lives. ctv's brooks jarocz takes a closer look at how those emergency alert systems work and their shortcomings. during as homes and businesses burned all of maui's warning sirens stood

the us coast guard says its crew members put their own lives in rescue at sea. preparing to move to the bay area shared video of their neighborhood as they went back to see all the damage. janet katsuyama spoke with them and also talked to members of the bay area's hawaiian community who are planning relief efforts to help maui residents. this is why. oh oh, my goodness. a heartbreaking sight driving home to lahaina. steph and kimo kirkman had been in the bay area when the wildfires tore through maui and rushing back. they saw their community in ashes and then they saw their home. there was no resemblance whatsoever of what we thought would be our house. i just knew that that was where our house was. all that was left was cinder blocks, their neighborhood about three blocks from front street off lahainaluna road, was destroyed . this is video they took of what was left of their house. this is my house. first, my oven . everything we had there is gone. everything, including the family's two dogs and cat. we were told that the whole neighborhood went up within abo

and a half, the us coast guard releasing this video of the rescue.ear old charles gregory, 12 miles off the coast on saturday, and his family reported him missing on friday when coast guard crews did find him. the small 12 foot boat was partially submerged. authorities say gregory was dehydrated but not heard. hospitalizations have been on the rise since the beginning of last month. health officials say large crowds and triple digit temperatures could be fueling the spike. fox news jonathan sarah has the details. after months of declining case numbers , covid 19 could be making a comeback in parts of the us. according to the cdc, more than 8000 people were hospitalized with the virus during the week ending july 22nd. it's a 12% increase from the week prior and the biggest spike in admissions this year. but health experts say it is an improvement from this time last year, when more than 44,000 people were hospitalized. this is actually not due to a new variant of concern. this is still the same circulating variants we've had since the beginning of 202

the us coast guard rescued. 14 people who jumped into the ocean. firestone meteorologist say hurricane dora, blowing across the pacific ocean, is partly to blame for the strong winds, finding the flames. the wind, snuff, top power, cellphone surfaces. i'm grounded slides, president biden says, sending assistance to help local rescue efforts. all those 3 fires, the continued here i and we have had a 13 evacuations on different neighborhoods and, and we've had 16 years involving 5 solvers. and we, as a result of that, our west side of our island area was, uh, it was new brush bottom, sprung up one of the hawaiian islands. scientists. 6, i'm much change is contributing to the blaze. climate change is resulting in a dryer condition in the hawaiian islands, but overall we have less precipitation of that we had in the past. and if that trend continues and of course, the possibility for wildfire is also enhanced. a sorry to say is the extent of the damage caused by the wall. 5 may not be known for months. that is karcher known as central travel. tomorrow we for now barbara and go out to 00 di

now the us coast guard does say that people jumped into the bolts around bobby to try and get away from the fire and the smoke we received from 1st responders. and my 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. the association of the presidential candidacy of ecuador as being linked to organized crime and gang violence for then the religious sense here it was cutting down the for riley of the capital of wednesday is but a response. it looks kind of the days before the election, a 1000 supporters of the community does elizabeth have demonstrated in front of a friend telling me basically of the capital a gift by the west african block echo us placing regional forces on stand by the will food program is voiding that 6300000 people instead of the one step away from the time in the experiencing emergency levels of hung around the conflict. and because it's full of 5 trucks fr

this image from the us coast guard shows the town burning.uring the height of the emergency, the agency rescued 17 people from the water and a0 people from the shore. as the hours go on, we're getting a better look at the scale of the damage. the catastrophe modelling firm karen clark and company estimates the total area burned at about 2,200 acres. roughly 1,000 buildings have destroyed. attempts to flee the devasting and fast—moving fires were hampered as flames were fanned by winds coming from hurricane dora. —— the devastating and fast—moving fires. we are now learning the harrowing stories of survival — like this family's, who was forced to flee into the ocean. the ocean almost dragged my kids away a few times. but, yeah, we stuck together, we held on. i said, "we're not going to die," and we're here, we're alive. some residents are now being allowed into destroyed areas. these pictures show residents and tourists waiting in traffic to return to the historic town of lahaina. for many, this will be the first time they've been able to go h

the us coast guard says it rescued 12 people who jumped into the ocean to escape the fast—moving flamess are facing power outages and mobile phone service is down across maui. meanwhile, us president biden has ordered all available federal assets in hawaii to help with the response including providing black hawk helicopters to fight fires on the big island. the department of transportation is working to evacuate tourists from maui by air, and the department of the interior and department of agriculture are ready to assist in post—fire recovery efforts. the president also urged all residents to follow evacuation orders. a short time ago i spoke with adam weintraub, a spokesperson for hawaii's emergency management agency in honoloulou. adam, thank you so much for taking the time during what must be a very stressful situation. just to begin with, if you could bring us up—to—date with what people are seeing on the ground. from what we have understood from our contacts on maui and on the big island, we have confirmed six fatalities as a result of the wildfires, as well as about a0 injuries,

we're waiting for that the power of 3 at the us coast to try that. the role summit with japan and south korea for the trio, agreeing to boost that military policy to, to north korea. and china as a supply of f. 16.

the us coast guard said they eventually rescued him after a search crew in a plane flying overhead spottedoking like summer for this weather watcher in hertfordshire but we will see drier and warmer weather developing this week, but perhaps only for a short time. 0n the satellite picture you can see this big swirl of cloud, a potent storm system currently battering parts of northern europe. that will get close enough to strengthen the winds across the far north—east of scotland, particularly shetland. quite windy here over the next few days. at the other end of the uk, we have this zone of cloud and patchy rain pushing on across the far south—west of england and the far west of wales, turning quite misty and murky for some coasts and hills, and overnight we will push that weather a little bit further eastwards. further north, clear spells. that strengthening wind in the north—east of scotland, and turning chilly again for a good part of scotland down into northern england, whereas further south with more cloud and splashes of rain not as chilly. in fact, turning quite humid as the system r

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i have ordered all available federal assets on the island including the us coast guard, the navy thirdarmy to assist local emergency response crews through the hawaii national guard. we are working as quickly as possible to fight the fires and evacuate residents in taurus. in the meantime, our prayers are with the people of hawaii but notjust are with the people of hawaii but not just our are with the people of hawaii but notjust our players, every asset we have will be available to them and we have seen homes and businesses destroyed and some have lost loved ones to this. is not over yet. my colleague clive myrie has been taking a closer look at the scale of the fires — and the extent of the destruction: paradise well and truly lost. the hawaiian island of maui more dantes inferno. look at the harbour! a helicopter pilot used to ferrying tourists over a magical landscape... oh, my god! ..now watching blonde, pristine beaches turn black. this looks like baghdad or something. the high street in the historic city of lahaina. shops and livelihoods burned. explosion. explosions as petrol s

idalia trails destruction hurricane idalia trails destruction as it moves up that us coast. streaming giant netflix moves into the world of gaming. hello i'm rajini vaidyanathan. we start in south africa, where more than 70 people have died in a fire at a five—storey block of flats in johannesburg. the emergency services said the building, in the central business district, had been abandoned and was used by homeless people. dozens of people were injured, and rushed to hospital. many were suffering from smoke inhalation. it has been described as one of the worst fires in the city's recent history. the head of the emergency services injohannesburg says the cause of the blaze is currently unclear. it's a high tech building an abandoned building. they might be two options here. it might be illegal connection, or it might be other heating devices which they are using, because we are told that at the time when the fire started, they didn't have electricity. so it might be any other options between the ones ijust mentioned in terms of the cause of the fire incident itself. but our

now the us coast guard does say that people jumped into the voltage around bobby, to try and get away from the fire and the smoke we received from 1st responders. and the high note 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.

the. 7 or the dog us 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 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, 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 tr

a wet and windy evening in parts on the us east coast. i'm helena humphrey. it is good to have you with us. a senior us state department official met with coup leaders in niger monday, as they continue to defy international pressure to re—instate deposed president mohamed bazoum. acting deputy secretary of state, victoria nuland, travelled to the country's capital niamey for two hours of talks, which she's described as "extremely frank". the coup leaders have closed the country's airspace, saying they're ready to defend themselves — citing the threat of foreign military intervention. they claim to have information a "foreign power" is preparing to attack. it comes after the expiry of a sunday deadline from west african regional bloc ecowas, which demanded the coup be reversed. the group now plans to hold an emergency summit on thursday. meanwhile, the united states is suspending more than $100 million in aid to niger. but officials insist there's still time to solve the crisis. the window of opportunity is definitely still open. we believe that they should ste

the us coast guard has been working to rescue people off the coast of the town of lahaina after manyjumpedto escape the burning flames. they say a total of 17 people have been saved from the water. another a0 survivors have been found on shore and brought to safety by boat crews. the coast guard says search efforts have covered 689 square nautical miles which is just over 2000 square kilometres. thousands have been displaced on maui, waiting to safely return to their homes. these are images taken by our bbc digital reporter max matza of the maui war memorial stadium which has been housing scores of evacuees. long lines and people settling in on air mattresses and temporary bedding in a crowded gymnasium that's overflowing. earlier, i spoke to our bbc digital reporter max matza, from the scene. max, i understand that you arrived fairly recently. what are you seeing there? that's riuht. i are you seeing there? that's right- i came _ are you seeing there? that's right. i came into _ are you seeing there? that's right. i came into the - are you seeing there? that's right. i came into the airpo

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a wet and windy evening in parts on the us east coast. i'm helena humphrey. fficial met with coup leaders in niger monday, as they continue to defy international pressure to re—instate deposed president mohamed bazoum. acting deputy secretary of state, victoria nuland, travelled to the country's capital niamey for two hours of talks, which she's described as "extremely frank". the coup leaders have closed the country's airspace, saying they're ready to defend themselves — citing the threat of foreign military intervention. they claim to have information a "foreign power" is preparing to attack. it comes after the expiry of a sunday deadline

the us coast guard has been working to rescue people off the coast of the town of lahaina after manyjumped a total of 17 people have been saved from the water. another a0 survivors have been found on shore and brought to safety by boat crews. the coast guard says search efforts have covered 689 square nautical miles, which isjust over 2,000 square kilometres. now, the weather has been very dry in hawaii recently with isolated fires breaking out. however, as we mentioned earlier, a seemingly benign hurricane in the eastern pacific has escalated the situation. ben rich from bbc weather explains. the weather on its own rarely causes wildfires but it can bring conditions that make them more likely and help to fan the flames, which is exactly what's happened in hawaii. it's been very, very dry here of late and then, passing to the south, we've had this major hurricane, hurricane dora. now, the centre of the storm has stayed well away from hawaii but it's been squashing up against this big area of high pressure and that squeezed between the two has generated some very strong winds, gusting up to

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a hurricane threatens the us, west coast and mexico's baja peninsula were flooding has already cause one feet haliday. as hurricane hillary brings high winds and heavy rains, california is densely populated south braces for potentially catastrophic and deadly flooding. also coming up, russia says it's faded off. another ukrainian groaned attack on moscow, while a train station is said in the western city of curse. and in football and wave of course, and beat the fellow title, hope pulse, leipzig, in a thrilling star to their buddhist legal campaign. we'll have all the goals and more coming up in the and warm welcome to our viewers around the world. unlike local hurricane hillary has brought flooding high winds, and at least one depth to mexico's ball haul california, it's weakening but quickly advancing north to the us towards heavily populated san diego. and los angeles authorities warn of life threatening flooding. to hi, retain hillary, lashing the cab to san lucas resort town in mexico. with the eye of the storm approaching the coast. winds of a 177 kilometers per hour and heavy

a hurricane threatens the us, west coast, and mexico's baja peninsula were flooding has already caused one fatality. as hurricane hillary brings high winds and heavy rains, california is densely populated, south is hunker down for potentially catastrophic and deadly flooding. also coming up england and spain fans or out in force for the women's world cup finals in sidney. we'll get the latest as the game address towards a nail biting conclusion. and russia loses the lunar space race again, it's a lunar 25 spacecraft spins out of control and crashes into the moon. failing to put a lender on satellites of south poles ahead of india the unlike look, welcome. hurricane hillary has brought flooding high winds and at least one depths to mexico's baja, california. it's weakening but quickly advancing north to the us towards heavily populated san diego and los angeles authorities, one of life threatening flooding. a hurricane hillary lashing the cab of san lucas resort town in mexico. with the eye of the storm approaching the coast, winds of a 177 kilometers per hour and heavy rain full alread

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i have ordered all available assets on the island, including the us coast guard and the navy third fleetal army to assist emergency response crews. we are working to spike these fires and evacuate residents and tourists. in the meantime, our prayers with the people of hawaii but notjust our prayers but assistance as well. some have seen their homes and businesses destroyed and lost love ones. jae destroyed and lost love ones. joe biden destroyed and lost love ones. joe biden there and clive mary has been taking a closer look at the incident. a paradise well and truly lost. the hawaiian island of maui more dante's inferno. oh, my gosh. look at the harbour! a helicopter pilot used to ferrying tourists over a magical landscape... oh, my god! ..now watching blonde, pristine beaches turn black. this looks like baghdad or something. the high street in the historic city of lahaina. shops and livelihoods burned. explosion. explosions as petrol stations, anything combustible, ignites in the ferocious heat. this is not even the worst of it. you still get dead bodies in the water floating and on th

tropical storm idalia leaves a trail of destruction after moving up the us east coast.tart in south africa where more than 70 people including several children have died in a fire at a five—storey block of flats in johannesburg. the emergency services said the building, in the city's former business district, had been abandoned and was used by homeless people. officials said many bodies were found pressed against a closed security gate. dozens of people were injured, and rushed to hospital. it's been described as one of the worst fire incidents in the city's recent history. the head of the emergency services injohannesburg says the cause of the blaze is currently unclear. it's a high tech building an abandoned building.

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also coming up a hurricane threatens of the us west coast. i have to lashing mexico's ball how peninsula where flooding has caused one fatality. as hurricane.

thankfully, those offshore definitely keeping it cooler for us on the coast. so you can see again as that high pressure system makes its way to us inland. those numbers slowly start to go thursday. we're looking at 81 friday, 88 saturday. 95. and then we hit those triple we're going to stay in the 70's for the bay in the 60's this weekend. but really story for us tonight as we roll into tomorrow is going to those foggy conditions starting overnight, all the way from 5 going slowly start to clear up around 11, 30. those temperatures going to warm up. we're going to see gusty conditions and triple digits on sunday. so a full forecast ahead. we'll stay connected throughout the evening. thank you, brittany. coming up. >> wouldn't want a love like and plants? not one but a lot. a million sunflowers for his wife take a closer look after the break. >> that's a beautiful country. amazon using a very old-school way of getting packages to people in arizona carriers are writing new rules to the bottom of the grand canyon to deliver products such as fresh produce beer toil

we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation se

at this time, captain asia cooksey, said commander us coast guard sector honolulu.— sector honolulu.over 300 coastguard personnel have responded following the fire. coastguard search and rescue efforts were continuous for three days and covered more than 790 square nautical miles. coastguard crews waved a harrowing scene on tuesday night into wednesday morning and courageously saved 17 lives and courageously saved 17 lives and in co—ordination with our partners assisted the rescue of 40 more. further, we have had three cutters, to aircraft multiple boats, divers and specialised teams deployed across the coastguard to support the incident and we understand that lahaina harbour is the lifeblood of lahaina. the restoration of this harbour will impact the economy and the well being of the community. we continue to work with our government and industry partners to expedite this process so that we can restore the waterway for use. the coastguard is committed to the safety of the public and of our responders and our members remain steadfast in our response efforts to help lahaina, to help t

and it's definitely jacket weather for us who live along the coast. here's what's happening as we head into the weekend. that heat dome like i mentioned it's going to slowly move its way closer to us. already impacting many people down in the southwest i mean triple digits today near phoenix. and imperial into palm springs but heading back here in the bay, we're only going to be warming up at max into the triple digits as early as sunday. so compare that to the 80s we have right now. yes, there are some changes in the forecast for us but we'll get through it at together. sunshine in the weekend forecast for anyone in the inland hills and cloudy conditions along the coast and even sunshine and warmer temperatures near san francisco this weekend. >>> thank you jess. a look at how things are looking out on our roadways on this thursday morning. but of course for our supercommuters it's getting busier and busier, 56 minute drive there from 205 over to 680. but we've been talking about this all week really. we have had a high wind advisory in effect for the

temperatures as the heat down flexes closer to us but then this other area of disturbed weather will ripple in the atmosphere and get closer to the coastnding us back to near normal temperatures by the end of the week. while we are in the hot weather, inland parts of the bay area or any moderate heat risk. just make sure you are exercising caution during the hotter part of the day and do not exercise during the hotter part of the day. temperatures back down a little bit by thursday but still a moderate heat risk and especially in the tri-valley and delta . then with the return to near normal on friday, everybody backs down to the low category. one of the hottest spots will be antioch, where the heat risk today was in the low category. tomorrow this climbs up to the borderline between the moderate and high categories with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees during the afternoon but already on thursday we drop further down the chart as the temperatures begin to back off. looking outside and seeing the haze on the horizon but no fog yet. temperatures stand in the 70s in oakland. we were in the low 70s in san francisco this afternoon

the us national guard, us army corps of engineers, the us coast guard are all assisting with recovery wildfires in maui. no active duty forces are involved yet. so far, 250 hawaii army national guard and air national guard members are assisting recovery operations. army national guard helicopters have dropped more than 189,000 gallons of water on the wildfires. the army corps of engineers has sent debris removal teams and power experts and the army reserve has provided space to collect and distribute supplies. the governor of hawaii estimates the damage from the fires is around $6 million. and right now there are a lot of volunteers stepping up from many different places, looking for ways to help. i feel i have to do whatever i can. i'm here. my brothers and sisters are over there suffering. i have to do something. tour boats loaded with supplies are making runs from kihei to lahaina several times a day. local volunteers are collecting donations, including water, propane tanks, fuel, baby supplies. members of the nonprofit ariel recovery also arrived on the island this week to help in

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we're still dealing with that onshore flow keeping us nice and cool along the coast with some cloudy n the east inland hills. that puts us well below average along the coastline and a little bit around average near antioch and concord and a very similar trend in pleasanton. here's the temperature anomaly map and what's going on within the next couple of days. stay nice and cool. you can see that in the blue color right here along california. but watch what happens as we advance into saturday and then sunday. see that yellow that really starts to take the pacific northwest and ranges its way down into our coastline? that's high pressure building its way in. and that's going to warm us up fast. san jose, we're still in the low 80s for now. we hit upper 80s and then last actually midportions of next week, you can see that similar trend even heading off into the east bay near antioch now. low to mid-80s kind of back and forth as we head into well, today and then tomorrow we start to warm up in the upper 80s and suddenly we're in the 90s as we head into next week. so we're seeing that big