the us fire administration _ far administrator. the us fire administration is _ far administrator. tion is here - far administrator. the us fire administration is here to - administration is here to survey the fire and try to understand that the beginning of what we see, what did this fire entail, we can tell you that at first observation today, as we walked through lahaina, it was a very fast moving bar, it was a low to the ground fire, it was grass fed by all evidence that we could observe today, moving at a horizontal nature, low to the ground and structure to structure. incredibly fast, it outpaced anything the firefighters could have done in the early hours. with that, i can tell you the firefighters need to be commended, heroic actions, absolutely the stories we are hearing, i have been in communication with the chief since the very beginning and talked with some firefighters today and beginning to hear the stories which we will continue to hear over time. the unfortunate part is that since 2017 the us has experienced the top ten fires, wildfires in our nation. this now has su

to so much damage so much loss of life, moved incredibly fast according to the head of the us fire administration. so fast that molly county's fire chief said those on the front line struggled to get the word back to the people who would normally send evacuation orders overtime will be able to figure out if we could have better protected people. that's why we're reviewing everything. we want to do that in a very open and transparent way. but it, it was complicated by the fact that there were multiple fires across this beautiful island at the same time. hundreds of people are still missing, as efforts to count losses have only begun. most of the destroyed buildings were homes, and only a fraction of them have been searched so far. so how prepared well for these, for these wildfires we often list and that kind of final in hawaii as hawaii was called flatfoot at the lieutenant governor who was in charge at the time because the governor was out of the states and said why he would so very unprepared for this the, to lead officials that would have led the blood. the evacuation were also off island at t

to so much damage so much loss of life, moved incredibly fast according to the head of the us fire administration. so fast that molly county's fire chief said those on the front line, struggle to get the word back to the people who would normally send evacuation orders over time will be able to figure out if we could have better protected people. that's why we're reviewing everything. we want to do that in a very open and transparent way. but it, it was complicated by the fact that there were multiple fires across this beautiful island. at the same time. hundreds of people are still missing. as efforts to count losses have only begun the most of the destroyed buildings were homes. and only a fraction of them have been searched so far. substances, some other stories making headlines around the world. gunmen has killed at least one person and when did several of those at a permanent muslims, ryan, in the 7th you run shot your rocks in the city of she rises popular among pilgrims . the suspected attack of was detained. 13 people were killed at the same shrine last year. spain says it's broken up and

to so much damage so much loss of life, moved incredibly fast according to the head of the us fire administration. so fast that molly county's fire chief said those on the front line, struggle to get the word back to the people who would normally send evacuation orders. overtime, we'll be able to figure out if we could have better protected people. that's why we're reviewing everything. we want to do that in a very open and transparent way. but it, it was complicated by the fact that there are multiple fires across this beautiful island at the same time. hundreds of people are still missing, as efforts to count losses have only begun. most of the destroyed buildings were homes, and only a fraction of them have been searched so far. officials say 7 people have been killed by russian shelling and southern ukraine attacks on the house on region killed a family including a baby girl and a young boy. her son was one of the one, a full regions that rush a claim to of occupied last year. you, queen, and forces have since pushed the russian troops out of the city. moscow claims it foiled a ukrainian atta

to so much damage so much loss of life, moved incredibly fast according to the head of the us fire administration. so fast that molly county's fire chief said those on the front line struggled to get the word back to the people who would normally send evacuation orders. overtime we'll be able to figure out if we could have better protected people. that's why we're reviewing everything. we want to do that in a very open and transparent way. but it, it was complicated by the fact that there were multiple fires across this beautiful island at the same time. hundreds of people are still missing, as efforts to count losses have only begun the most of the destroyed buildings were homes. and only a fraction of them have been searched so far. from the story, let's bring it up because it's fun and funky moya, who is on the hawaiian island of molly country. we can see that you're at the airport. what are people that telling you? oh yeah. people have been flying out like the 1st to thousands, just curious, left because of requires because they want me to say failed the right to stay here while people are su

to so much damage so much loss of life moved incredibly fast according to the head of the us fire administration. so fast that molly county's fire chief said those on the front line, struggle to get the word back to the people who would normally send evacuation orders. overtime, we'll be able to figure out if we could have better protected people. that's why we're reviewing everything. we want to do that in a very open and transparent way. but it, it was complicated by the fact that there were multiple fires across this beautiful island at the same time. hundreds of people are still missing. as efforts to count losses have only begun the most of the destroyed buildings were homes. and only a fraction of them have been searched so far. a russian warship has 5 warning shots at a cargo ship and the black sea to forcibly stop and inspect the vessel, rushed us as the ship was destined for the ukrainian port. all these my you and ignore the demands to stop shipping data shows. it was heading towards the bull guerria russia last month and did a deal that guaranteed ukrainian grain shipment safe passage

us. fire administrator dr. lori moore, merrell.there are departments right now across the us where the shortages are so severe that they have to just shut down operations. that's correct. particularly in the volunteer. guidry our volunteer stations, there are a lot that there's no one to respond. there are places where there is no one coming from miles away. volunteer and career fire departments are experiencing chronic staffing shortages, and chiefs across the nation are sounding the alarm. right now, i'm about 80 short. i need a little over 500 uniform personnel. so we're just trying to figure out ways to bridge that gap. marion county in rural central florida has one of the most understaffed fire departments in the state. it serves a growing population of some 400,000 and includes the largest retirement community in the nation. we can't reduce services. we still have 911 calls. we have to run. we just have to do it with 80 less people. so that equates to being busier on your shift. it equates to mandatory overtime, which means t

already have support from the small business administration, the army corps of engineers, the us fire administratorng time and we are going to have people on the ground that you can talk to face—to—face to help you through the process. i know that this is a very troubling time. and there are still many unknowns for people that are out there. but what i would ask is that you don't give into despair. because we need you. now he needs you. your neighbours, they need you. and i believe every day is going to get a little bit better and governor and mayor, you have my commitment at fema and the rest of the federalfamily commitment at fema and the rest of the federal family will be with you each and every day as you go through this.— with you each and every day as you go through this. thank you. mahalo admin _ you go through this. thank you. mahalo admin criswell. - you go through this. thank you. mahalo admin criswell. at - you go through this. thank you. mahalo admin criswell. at this i mahalo admin criswell. at this time, i would like to bring up maui county fire police, fire chief brad adventurer. alo

right now his administration is using her teller really and firing at cities, kissing -- killing thousandspeople, women are being raped and heritage sites are being destroyed. we are asking for the international community to condemn this genocidal violence targeting an entire ethnic group. adrian: ethiopia is a deeply ethnic sized country. to what extent has the prime minister made things worse? in the early years, his words he acknowledged past wrongs, his commitment to addressing identity. why are people dissatisfied with his leadership? yohannes: let me address the initial speaker a little bit. because he alludes to the amhara being marginalized historically. one can take the long and short view. the longview actually is the opposite of what the speaker was saying. the amhara where the privilege people in ethiopia, and the other people have been marginalized and oppressed. and are unable to speak and develop their language. it is historical revisionism to present amhara as victims. in the short run, i agree with what he mentioned about the displacement of the amhara. but this has histor

amid growing criticism about his decision not to use sirens when fires approached residential areas. he was the emergency maui county agency administrator. he submitted his resignation to the county's mayor on thursday. it was accepted effective immediately. he had defended his agency's response before he resigned. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. >> andaya said the warning system is designed for tsunamis, not wildfires and that the public is trained to seek higher ground when the sirens goes off. he said the sound would have prompted people to go to the mountain side, but a video produced by local authorities three years ago seems to contradict that claim. it explains that the sirens are meant to be used in a variety of emergencies including wildfires. the maui county mayor says he will choose andaya's replacement as quickly as possible given the gravity of the crisis. officials have confirmed 111 deaths with 40% of heavily affected areas searched so far. >>> people in ukraine have shown a determination to persevere. one of them is a little gear who has emerged a champion despite suffering a horrific loss. nhk wor

used, as an illegal homeless shelter, the building may have housed over 200 people at the time of the fire. many of them were blocked in cramped rooms and poisoned by carbon monoxide. donald trump calls biden administration that she is turning the us quote into a banana republic according to the politician. the current president. he is trying to put his competitors behind bars. the republican added that biden runs the country like a quote, a real fascist and restricts the basic right of citizens. let me remind you that trump was facing several criminal charges at once, but the former american leader is sure that this is political persecution in order to prevent him from participating in the elections. in russian universities, the admission company has ended this year, the ranks of students have replenished over 6.5 thousand people who entered under a special quota, most of them are children of participants in a special operation in ukraine our correspondent margarita semenyuk met with freshmen cadet alexander looks almost like a father a career officer who performs his duty in the special operation zone the son decided to continue the dynasty. we have a military family and dad and me and looking at dad.

fired at avdiivka , kramatorsk, kurakhova, new york, and yablovivka , the police in the region were informed that they were ready to use guided air bombs, hurricanes, tanks and artillery, 34 residential buildings were damaged the administrativelding of the educational institution and the railway infrastructure in the morning the russians fired at a hospital in the kherson region, a doctor was killed, a nurse was injured, the head of the city military administration reported that last day, the russians massively attacked kherson region, 260 shells were released in the regions, ready-made mortars, artillery, drones and aircraft, the head of the regional military administration, oleksandr prokudin, reported that the russians were targeting destroyed an administrative building and an educational institution in boryslavsk in the residential quarters of settlements in the region the territory of the enterprise was hit, 81 people were injured as a result of the terrorist attack in kryvyi rih on the 19th year, two children are in the hospital among them, the search and rescue operation in the city has been completed, the final figure of the dead is six, including a mother with a ten-year-old daughter, informs the head of the militar

joining us is the county administrator jeff rogers and the director of fire safety paul hoffst hoffstyler. we are expected 6 to 9 feet above ground level, and that is life-threatening and catastrophic storm surge. we are also worried about the strong winds and the tropical force winds that begin later this evening, and it could last a very long duration, so even after the storm makes landfall, there is a potential for the storm surge to continue into the hernando coast and from pasco county northward. >> we heard from a resident in the path of the storm, and she was a bit older and talking about the difficulty in trying to get out, and i imagine a lot of residents in that position right now going back and forth as to whether they should evacuate or hunker down, and what is your advice? >> my advice is to please heed the evacuation notice, the warnings. we have a mandatory evacuation notice in place that started at 7:00 a.m., and i would recommend that they contact the local emergency management officials in whatever county. we have four shelters open now, and we have a citizens hotline to

fire are looking ahead to the tough task of rebuilding. joining us for more insight into those efforts is former fema administrator david paulson. you for being here to discuss what is a growing tragedy. i want to get your thoughts on how big of a task this might be for fema. and what could be biggest challenges be? >> good question. it is tremendous devastation. we have all seen at. it is unimaginable. a lot of us have been there. the travel time is difficult. but i am impressed with what fema has done. she has been on the ground, gotten ashe clearly understandse devastation. she has taken a hands-on approach. there are over 300 workers. there are search and rescue people, probably 50 to 60 people dealing with those who have lost their homes. they understand what has happened. housing is going to be an issue. fema does have a program in place where they will put people in hotels and motels. they will make sure that they have a place to stay and are taken care of and are warm. they are moving tens of thousands of cots. probably 75,000 or 100,000 allocations of water. it is tough, but i am pleased to see that fema has moved quick

ammunition is used, which ignites exactly the mood, because the firefighters fought the fire until the morning, just like a salute with fire, then pouring and clearing debris. it was an administrativeding where documents were stored, including more than 5,000 students and applicants, what was not destroyed by fire was flooded with water. only a small part of the archive survived, up to a couple of computers everything that was on the second floor. everything burned down that now we are on the first floor , we are trying to save them. here are the guys who are now free not busy. in this fire, all the assurances of the kiev authorities finally burned down. they are the use of cluster munitions supplied by the americans against of the civilian population of the university, the object is purely civilian and there are no military personnel nearby. the state of war has been going on for 9 years . the university has been working for 9 years. in general, the university has survived the great patriotic war for more than a hundred years. that's why the university will certainly work to restore the building itself until september 1, obviously they will not have time to colossal damage, but th

administration's weakest issue. really holding his feet to the fire. they asked why she hasn't usedthe border and it looks like she perfected the art of dodging. this is something we are actively planning on, what i have done is tours of our new york city facilities. the crisis is in our own backyard. the only thing that has changed is politics. >> they like this. there is a lot to be crying about, the trafficking, the influence of the cartels, people drowning in the river because the biden administration refuses to close it. there is plenty going on that they should care about that they claimed they care about and they don't. the press secretary claimed joe biden has expanded the path to citizenship in this country and a reporter said what do you mean you have expanded citizenship. she was thinking about what the intention of this is, to let millions in, get them citizenship, which means voting. that is why they are doing nothing to stop it. she tried to walk it back. the media ate up that photo and acted like donald trump was keeping kids in cages. the smears against the border pa

used primarily for tsunamis. had we sounded the sigh remember that night, we're afraid people would have gone into the fire. >> david: late tonight that administratorhe maui emergency management area has turned in his resignation, citing health reasons. tonight maui's mayor has accepted saying, "given the gravity of the crisis we are facing, my team and i will be placing someone in this key position as quickly as possible, and i look forward to making that announcement soon." in this neighborhood, disbelief. people rushing to evacuate in their cars. by 3:52 p.m., the reflection in the side view mirror, a glimpse of what was coming directly at them. eric zimmerman capturing these images as the dark smoke overtakes the sky. >> 4:00 in the afternoon. smoke is crazy, ash all over my face. >> david: the hopper family, here on vacation, praying in their car. >> just keep us safe. >> david: 4:46 p.m., the fire and smoke overtaking lahaina. by 5:00 p.m., historic front street, filled with businesses and restaurants, was on fire. the explosions. at 5:02, denny uchert holding his phone out his window. gridlock on front street. families were trapped. smoke an

pressures, and has taken the difficult decision to seek administrators as it tries to secure a rescue deal. you're live with bbc news. us and canadian fireof osyos in british columbia over the weekend, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. teams on both sides of the border have been carrying out controlled burns to create a fire break. from british columbia, nedda tawfeek reports. canada has never experienced a wildfire season as treacherous as this one. in the okanagan valley region of british columbia, they're still battling the blazes that nearly engulfed the town of osoyoos over the weekend, forcing hundreds to evacuate to safer ground. all the smoke came out, started just blazing through. the maynards are still cleaning debris out of their back yard. that's all ash. the eagle bluff fire initially spread so quickly from the us border that it wasn't long before fire crews told them to evacuate immediately. within the five, ten minutes of packing up and going out, and it was the engulfment, you could see it in the backside just coming over, and from there to the time we went to our friends house and sitting on their deck and watching

us. as soon as the fires broke out, he directed fema, the federal emergency management administration, parto respond in full force immediately. that's indeed what we've done. >> people still don't have answers about their loved ones, and they've lost everything. you heard steve's report about what he's hearing from folks on the ground expressing frustration, some even anger. what do you tell people who feel like the help isn't coming fast enough? >> ana, it is heartbreaking, the fact that it is difficult to identify the remains of individuals as the reporter indicated when a fire has become virtually an incinerator. we have 450 search and rescue personnel. we have 40 canines deployed to help identify individuals who are deceased. and then we will take samples and the like. we're going door to door trying to provide information to people. we're working with experts so we're culturally sensitive to the needs of individuals on the island. we're doing everything that we can. in a travesty like this, there's going to be heartbreak. and as a search and rescue operation is under way, it's very dif

fire, all the assurances of the kiev authorities finally burned down. they are using cluster munitions against civilians. the university is a purely civilian facility and no military nearby. no. it was an administrativelding for keeping documents, including the students and applicants. now they will have to be restored, but the building itself will obviously not have time to be restored until september 1. now, in general, conducting the educational process even remotely evgeny golovanov and maxim belikov ntv donetsk in our country , it was established at the end of the 19th century, and initially the date was timed to coincide with the birthday of emperor nicholas , the founder of the railway business in russia, and celebrated in june later in soviet times the holiday was moved to the first sunday of august on this day , workers and veterans of railway transport accept congratulations. they are awarded state awards, concerts and entertainment events are held throughout the country. new sections of railways are being launched in a solemn atmosphere vladimir putin congratulated industry specialists on their professional holiday translations. and this is safety reliability, speed, accessibility and comf

fire, finally burned all the assurances of the kyiv authorities. they are using cluster munitions against civilians. the university is a purely civilian facility and no military nearby. no. it was an administrativeding where documents were kept, including those of the students themselves and applicants. now they have to be restored. restore the building itself before september 1, obviously they will not have time in question, now in general the conduct of the educational process , even remotely, is evgeny's head. you maxim belikov ntv donetsk today in russia celebrate railway day is the oldest professional holiday. in our country, it was established at the end of the 19th century. initially, the date was timed to coincide with the birthday of emperor nicholas , the founder of the railway business in russia, and celebrated in june. well, later in soviet times, the holiday was moved to the first sunday of august on this day , workers and veterans of railway transport accept congratulations. they are awarded state awards in a solemn atmosphere launches new sections of railways with a professional holiday for specialists vladimir putin congratulated the industry , i want to say to all russian railwa

oblast last night, they fired almost four hundred shells into the region , the head of the regional military announced of the administration of oleksandr prokudin, the invaders used mortars, artillery, tanks , drones, drones and aircraft to target the residential quarters of populated areas, as well as the territory of the park in kherson itself and according to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine over the past day, 34 combat clashes took place on the front, the russians launched unsuccessful offensives in the areas of new horivka in the luhansk region and klyshivka in donetsk region , our soldiers continue the offensive in the molytopol direction, are entrenched in the achieved boundaries and artillery counter-battery fight during the day, the ukrainian aviation made 10 strikes on personnel concentration areas and one anti-aircraft missile , rocket launchers and gunners hit one warehouse of ammunition from the rep station and four artillery systems on the enemy's firing positions, the last obstacle romania is ready to start training ukrainian pilots on f-16 fighters, but they are waiting for the signed protocols from the

conditions that caused the fires to spread, and the spanish air force was also forced to to put out the flames in the forest, use a helicopter and ask the head of the country's administrative and employment agency to announce the evaluation of the 2009 executive hand at the 18th shahid rajaei festival this year , so that we can provide an interactive space to evaluate and provide devices. that in the past years they participated in the evaluation process so that we could, because most of our view in the performance evaluation in the past years in the recruitment administrative organization was the performance management model and help to improve the performance , and that only a number was announced as the interpretation of the score of the device this year. yes, and for this reason, we are looking for spatial dissolutions in the interactive space . the judiciary is helping. according to mr. latifi, three institutions under the judiciary, including the forensic medicine organization , the prisons organization, and the country records and real estate organization, were also evaluated . that housing and minister's building road and urban development announced the registratio

region last night, they fired almost four hundred shells in the region , the head of the regional military administration, oleksandr prokudin, reported that the invaders were usingrs, artillery, tanks, hails of drones and aircraft. a 39-year-old woman died in the village of odnoropivka in kharkiv oblast, two blocks of populated areas, as well as on the territory of the park in kherson itself a woman, a 16-year-old girl, was injured. last night, the russians shelled a settlement with a rocket launcher, damaged a residential building and a shop, reported the head of the region, oleg synogubov, and it also happened in the kupyan and izyum districts of kharkiv, here there are numerous destructions of residential buildings on the old building of an agro-enterprise at night and in the morning , the russians shelled the border region of sumy region, more than 50 explosions were recorded , the regional military administration reported that the invaders were killed with artillery and mortars by one of the communities as a result of an airstrike, a private household was damaged, there were no victims, four of the four russian missiles were destroyed by our defenders of th

us. >> good morning. president biden defended the federal response to the maui fires on wednesday saying his administration remains committed to helping the island recover. >> president joe biden says more help is on the way to harden hawaii's power grid to make sure electricity can continue to reach homes. hospitals. >> water stations, even during intense storms and extreme weather. the president says the 95 million dollars is in addition to the 24 million dollars. his administration has already dedicated to help the island recover after the devastating wildfires earlier this month, i remain laser-focused recovery and rebuilding. >> efforts in maui, but some republicans have criticized the response has to slow house speaker kevin mccarthy says he is working with committees to investigate the federal response. president biden says he welcomes any investigation and hawaii democratic congresswoman jill tokuda says the more attention to maui, the better. i appreciate the fact that so much of the tension has been brought to the needs. >> the urgency that we have here how we have to focus in on right now are pe

i think the administrator from maui who resigned was utterly unsatisfactory to the world, but it is the case that we've historically not used those kind of warnings for fires are conducting a review, but given that your state is experiencing a drought, and you're in hurricane season, can you say whether other hawaiian towns are as vulnerable as lahaina was? >> we worry about a lot of our state, on the big island, experiencing a fire at the same time and required evacuations, we're worried about them. we worry about all of our state. some of the state which is denser and more urban, like waikiki has more water and firefighters and support. >> yeah. >> oahu has three quarters of the population of the state. we've had, although it's not been reported in the press, we've had multiple small fires, some on oahu, some on big island, of course more on maui, even in the days since the fire, and the firefighters i want to thank them. they've been heroic in this period of time. they've just been constantly working and everyone has stepped up. but yes, we're worried and we have done all that we can at the moment to continue to warn people that this is a season of fire

the us president joe biden is heading for the hawaiian island of maui to see the devastation caused by wild fires. biden is going to meet survivors as well as emergency officials is administration has been criticized for how is responded to the disaster and investigations under way into the causes of the most leaf or fires in the us states over a century ago, from owner's gonna bring in project call him, she's standing by force in washington dc. it's been several days since these fires . what's behind the job items trip? well, joe, joe biden is getting a whole lot of criticism for how he's handled his response to this is you mentioned incredibly deadly wildfire. and it's somewhat unusual, joe biting really excels and then sometimes known as the console or in chief because of his own personal history of having so many losses in his lifetime. his 1st wife and young daughter were killed in a car accident. his oldest son recently died of cancer, and so he's some of his most passion speeches. when he talks about basically i can feel your pain, but it is somewhat unusual moved. there have been several missteps by biting when it comes to these wildfire. she was on vacation, headed to

his administration has been criticized for their response to the disaster and investigation is underway into the cause of the most meaningful fires in the us state and over a century for mike. hannah joins me now from washington. d. c. like we mentioned biden's coming to criticism for not going tomorrow. we earlier shed some light on the decision making here. a well defined and administration has pushed back very strongly against those allegations, pointing out the number of things. number 12 days off to the fire as a code present and by didn't already a pro created american c funding. he has been in constant contact with the governor of hawaii, along with the officials from the females, the facade, the agency. so they insist that he has not be released in terms of reacting to this point that they are making very strongly to is at present. and by then, not once it gets in the way of rescue efforts, he wants to give us sufficient time to allow the risk to operations to get, have to wait properly before insert himself and what was happening on the island. so for these reasons, divided administration very adamant that there has to be no probl

administration specifically are going to try and do. the question becomes our ronnie and force is going to fire upon those forces of the us put in there, or us force gonna fire upon or want to use. i would say the iranian forces will never fire 1st, but they will fire last score. he makes a very worrying shift, somebody worrying, thoughts that i'm interesting to with, you know, we know that the go button is like, like a good war or 2, but with a rod and, and sort of saudi arabia now being more close allies. oh no, i the cause of friends, but we don't want me to see savvy ray, but i just sort of, you know, step thing a will go all the horses here. we, uh, you know, we've got you, we won you with the oil. let's, let's push the boat out too much concern anyway, beginning low. oh, certainly. and i would hope that they would, i hope that saudi arabia is having a psychological, emotional pivot point to recognize that all of the error countries with iran should be re reforming their relationships, healing past differences and conflicts and irritations. and removing the chief or rotation, which is the cause of all their problems. the u. s. pre

military administration in the khotynsk middeno-butskyi and shalugyn communities that muscovites had fired three unguided air missiles in the khotynsk community , a partially destroyed house mortars were used in sobitsky, two houses and power lines were damaged, and according to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, 36 combat clashes took place last day on the front in the areas of klishivka and kuryomivka in the direction of bakhmut and in the maryinka area, our defenders are holding back the enemy from avdiyivka, ukrainian soldiers successfully repulsed all the attacks of the rashists the same and near shakhtarsk in the zaporizhzhya direction , the muscovites tried to advance near novopokrovka without success, and our village harrows continue to advance to molitopol and berdyansk, ukrainian aviators per day carried out nine strikes on areas where the enemy's weapons and military equipment were concentrated, rocket launchers and gunners hit 9 anti-aircraft guns in firing positions and two areas where russian military personnel and equipment were concentrated, the enemy continues to use civilian educational institutions in the temporarily occupied t

agency administrator is defending his decision not to activate sirens as the deadly wildfires were starting. he said the sirens are used for tsunamis and would have sent people to hire ground into the firetexas woman was arrested after threatening to kill the judge overseeing the special counsel's january 6th case against donald trump. the threat came in a voicemail left at the federal courthouse in washington. house representative sheila jackson lee was also threatened. >>> and the athletic reports the resignation of the head coach of the women's u.s. national team after the u.s. was eliminated from the world cup and the round of 16. cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> we are just back from seeing the devastation of the wildfire in lahaina firsthand and tonight we're learning shocking new details that reveal maui residents are not just dealing with a monumental natural disaster but a disastrous response. cbs news has learned that maui's emergency operations chief had no disaster experience. why does that matter? because it's his department that's responsible for setting off the warning sirens. for the first time since the early hours of the tragedy

administrators. i'll just here kind of verify that claim university building was set on fire by the shelley keybo receives supplies of custom additional somebody us last month saying they were going to be used against and to be defensive positions, not in urban areas. alhashan was up to seen and done the ups from central space before this is the university of the comic c i. in doing yes, it was heads up that if you with one miss side on saturday night, just after 10 pm, there are several explosions had in the city. many saw this was a defensive as usual, but it's all we understood that it was a missed call. us back now, the building and it's a back building actually that makes sense to the wise and there is on same on many fireflies as many cars. yeah. trying to the bottom of the flames. as you can see inside the building that the flames are, you think the ceiling, it's a, it's a very old building, 100 years old building and i draw the system the moment are no casualties. reported however, that all fears that this building my floss from the outside of hashem. i mean all the trains the president does that use russian of hitting a blood transfusion

us that the suspects didn't make it inside the business. the 4 officers who fired their weapons have been placed on administrative leave. >> the chp is investigating a freeway shooting on 8.80. happened just before 2.30, yesterday afternoon in the northbound lanes near to kowtow rodon near fremont. there. the chp says that there were no injuries and the search for a suspect continues tonight. >> happening tonight, caltrans is closing all eastbound lanes of interstate 80 between crockett and hercules for construction. the road closes at 9 o'clock tonight. it will reopen 05:00am monday. this is the last weekend for the closure. but starting on labored a weekend, another project will begin which will shut down westbound lanes. >> all right. whether time now as we get a look at your 4 zone forecast out there, a lot of clouds. >> a long standing by with our first check of the weather. gayle. >> good evening, vicki and ken, good evening, everyone. we have pleasant weather in store here in the bay area. cloudy skies earlier this evening. until tonight's you can expect that to be your drive when you if you are heading out. but here are the highs today wer

fired during the day, according to the biden administration, so ammunition of this caliber is critical for maintaining i will remind you of our counteroffensive because of their shortage. america gave us shells . ukrainians detained in batumi, marinya chabanyan, became ill in the isolation ward for a while. the girl was brought to a local hospital . echo of the caucasus reports about this. tourists, later it became known that the ship will no longer enter the harbor, where tourists from the russian federation were met twice with protests. the hot season continues for ukrainian farmers of zhvan in zhytomyr region until they collect rapeseed and switch to cereals, wheat is said to have a good harvest, but bread is predicted to rise in price, our correspondents learned about the reasons, the rains have passed, so the weather allows to continue harvesting at the farmer from berdychiv region, mr. artem, 200 hectares of hyponat wheat, 1,000 hectares of soybeans in various fields this year, a good harvest, even though and the rains do not allow us to go in and collect, but the harvest is not bad. last year, the husband says, they had 85 centners of wheat from one hectare of land, now the har

of ​​the fire has not yet been reported, but according to preliminary data , it really burned down, we know of three victims so far, as reported in the odesa military administration, all of usved medical assistance in what condition they do not report yet, fortunately , no information has yet been received about victims. we hope that there will not be any, but in fact there were really two air alarms and the russians attacked us in waves , first starting with the shaheds, then moving on to rockets well, again they decided to add more shock drones and indeed such consequences. we can now see on the screen that the fragments of the rocket were also falling in different parts of odessa. they were burning and people reported in the public that some of them were extinguished by themselves before the rescuers moved, but unfortunately, still after all, it was not possible to avoid the fires, the number of them is still unknown, but the military administration clarified that there are actually several of them now, even i can smell harry like this and it is all over odesa, because we understand that it is now going operative liquidation of these consequences, which were uh, tonight,

associate administrator and director of disaster operations elizabeth zimmerman about these sorts of operatiosn. she dealt with over 930 disasters, emergencies and fires while at fema. thank you forjoining usust a week on from when these fires started and authorities on maui say they have about 25% of the affected area so far searched and cleared. still a way to go. what do you make of how that rescue and recovery effort is going? yes, it's very important, with the fires going on in maui, there is more than one fire going on. and as they go in and fires are different than other disasters, because they linger. and the area is dangerous. you don't know how deep the fire has gone. and being able to make things safe and secure as well as being very respectful. the hawaiian culture is very much dependant upon their cultural, historical places. the different aspects to the island that they have and to protect and preserve that. and, at the same time, there's over 190 search and rescue workers over there looking for anything that they can find to be able to make sure any remains, any people that they can find, are found. so i think everything is proceeding as it would, given all of the circumstan

like china, to build one coal fire electric plant per day consuming more united states energy, that would be a great idea we should be using more of our energy this administrationr output by just about two million barrels a day, we are seeing the cost of energy increase again dramatically, as yguest said it is very problematic. >> china profiting from greene energy stuff congressman americans are paying for it. congressman matt rosendale thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on jackie. jackie: okay. coming up 2024 gop hope fouls who they are he hoping to bring into spotlight next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . ♪ (phone typing) (message sound) (message sound) ♪ ♪ shut it down ♪ ♪ blackpink in your area ♪ ♪ shut it down ♪ ♪ what-what-what-what? ♪ ♪ what if buildings could tell you how they could be more efficient? i'm listening. well, with ibm, you can use software to help you connect and analyze data— from hvacs to elevators to lights. what if we use ai-driven insights to pinpoint inefficiency? yep. and act on it. saving energy, money... ... and emissions. yup. that's a big one. now you've built something better for every

i remember long after jeff sessions had been fired from the administration, trump still sitting in the oval office and telling us quote, jeff sessions is the dumbest person god ever made. why did he still hate jeff sessions long after he fired the man? because he felt like his attorney general and these other people who said no were keeping him from doing the things he wanted to do, the illegal things he wanted to do, like lock up political rivals. and you're right. i am one of those people that mary described that thought they were guardrails going in, and ended up discovering that we were hopefully, catastrophically naive in thinking you could keep someone like in check. because what donald trump did is he systematically identified those people with a conscience, the people who told him he couldn't do illegal and amoral and unconstitutional things and he got rid of them. over the past two years, as i interviewed people for blowback to ask them that one question, what will happen in a second term, there were very consistent themes. on the people's side, it's as mary said, again and again, ex-trump officials sai

blaze is america's deadliest fire in more than a century with more than 2,000 structures damaged or destroyed. join ing us now is administrato of the small business administration the office of disaster recovery is francis sanchez. thank you taking the time. you have been on the ground. we have seen the pictures. what have you seen on the ground with the destruction? >> good morning. we can't begin to understand the grief and the loss that these communities are going through. what we saw on the ground is nothing short of catastrophic or heartbreaking. the president signed a major disaster declaration ands was clear to bring every federal resource that we have available to help these communities recover. so the people of maui, the people of hawaii need to know they are not at this alone and the entire family is committed to helping them recover. this weekend being on the ground, the president sent a member of his cabinet and administrators joined the head of feama to get a sense on the ground, a survey in person of what the challenges this community will face. and what was very clear is this is going to be a long-term recovery. it's going to require a whole of g

used to. and we're just i don't think we're as cohesive in the fire department. it's become more of a political administrationhan a family. and you need that family to help bond and to deal with this. so we need alternative methods. i've always been a fan and very grateful for what firefighters do. angela graham, founder of the siren project, thank you for joining us. thank you. still to come, good news for swifties. if you weren't lucky enough to score tickets to taylor swift's sold out eras tour, you might be in luck. how you can score tickets for un r right now get a free footlong at subway. like the subway series menu. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's what i'm talking about. order in the subway app today. kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a ke

us. shots fired, shots fired. three officers down. >> officer zach robinson returned fire, killing the suspect 1800 rounds of ammunition found. -- that is chilling. community mourning the loss of officer jake wong. >> carley: biden administrationamericans who family members were killed in the 9/11 attack telling them the mastermind and others could avoid the death penalty. terry strada just received a letter and joins me now. terry, thank you for coming on to talk about this. how do you feel about this possible plea deal? >> it feels like a betrayal. it feels like the government is choosing to protect the mastermind, perpetrator, financers, everyone involved with september 11th. this administration and past administration have chosen to protect them over us. >> carley: yeah. i'm sure it was a shock when you read that letter and learned of this. i don't know if all of the details of this plea deal have been ironned out yet, but it sounds like khalid sheik mohammed and the others would agree to plea guilty in exchange so biden administration might be interested in this to move the trial forward. how do you feel about that? >> i feel like the biden administration should order them not to accept this plea deal and not have have it

briefed on throughout the time is my regional administrator bob fenton happened to be in oahu for a meeting and he was giving us updates as to the spread of the firend what the population was impacted and the potential federal rouesources that would needed to support the initial response and the ongoing recovery efforts. >> reporter: and republicans want you or others to testify about what went on in hawaii -- >> i'm happy to testify on what the federal role was in this process. >> thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> we've been listening to the fema administrator who gave a number of important updates on the track of idalia. saying 300,000 customers without power. that number expected to rise. army corps of engineers, as well as thousands of line workers being deployed, but the expectation, it's going to be sometime before it's done. he reiterated orders that if you are under a shelter-in-place order, to continue to abide by that and call 911 if you're in danger. of course, the advice they often share in the wake of events like this which is don't drive into the water. that the danger remains, flooding remains. there's the saying, turn around,

firing squad, eric adams, biden administration, absolute mess of their own doing. >> citizens and those who have come here lylely and awaiting citizenship at that time us and doing it the right way. >> i am from arizona, i spent ten years in the hospitals caring for a lot of these migrants. i can tell you the reason that arizona and texas are not sanctuary states like the 11 democratic stakes are, they've seen we are at max capacity, it's expensive to house these illegal immigrant the, healthcare and so forth. so, when you have 11 states in our country right now who declares themselves to be sanctuary states, they should be dealing with migrants right now, none of them actually have the capacity to do it. so, we need to get the adults at the table to have a strong conversation about this, at this point we are beyond capacity and the biden administration or whoever wins in 2024, needs to buckle down on what the immigration process is, it's not about housing humans to shannon's point, in shuttered down prisons, these are real people, sitting outside the roosevelt hotel is not a better life. we need to keep them safe in countries, where they came from and help them