person arraignment in the mar-a-lago documents case. we ll tell you what happened when his two co-defendants showed up in court. plus new reporting from propublica about clarence thomas and his wealthy network of friends who allegedly financed his luxurious gifts and travel. and we begin this morning with a devastating wildfires in hawaii. at least 36 people have died as the flames rip through the island with crews in the skies and on the ground urgently battling three active fires. the flames have destroyed homes, wreaked havoc on businesses and forced thousands to evacuate. residents seeking safety are flocking to airports and shelters. my family is thinking of just leaving the island completely. we have nothing but the clothes on our backs right now. everything is gone. some had to jump into the ocean to escape dangerous flames, swallowed more 2,000 acres of land. want you to see satellite image that captures what the town of lahaina looked like, a historic town befo
out with an old new manager at the helm of the champions and first victoria now alberta, the commonwealth games has no future hosts right now as another pulls out with cost concerns of course we want to hold on and secure commonwealth games which is held so closely to everyone s hearts and has fantastic memories. also coming up on sportsday. we hear from six time world motogp champion marc marquez who rides into silverstone this weekend in a rare position. out of contention for title number seven. and the playing has taken a rest but the anticipation hasn t. we look ahead to the women s world cup last 16 hello again. doesn t august come around quickly each year? while a world cup continues on the other side of the world, here, anew football league season is about to start. hillsborough will host the opening game in the championship as two teams that last season were two divisions apart kick things off tonight. tomorrow celtic, under new management, begin the defence of their
young. thanks. the news continues right now here on cnn and welcome to all you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom we re hours away from the polls opening in south carolina as they prepare for the crucial republican primary contest in the presidential race. cnn has a team of reporters on the campaign trail. boss two palestinian american teens, shot and killed in the occupied west bank. both the families are blaming israeli forces and calling on the us for response and today marks two years since russia began its brutal full scale invasion into ukraine i ll speak with head of ukraine s nobel peace prize winning center for civil liberties about her work documenting war crimes live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber in a little less than two hours polls open for crucial contests in the race for the white house, south carolina s republican primary donald trump has maintained a comfor
from zach using the first day of the third year of this official number of lives lost by ukraine s military. since russia s full-scale invasion, 31,000 it s the number he gave that is slightly less perhaps than some of the estimates puts around by western analysts. but it is significantly less than the toll he gave for russia. he said had lost about five or six times as many troops as ukraine. now, he also held out it s rare to hear people talk about diplomacy. he held out the possibility of some sort of unilateral effort picking up pace through a potential summit in switzerland, moving forwards in the spring, essentially, this is ukrainian its allies laying out a vision for a peace settlement entirely on their terms, hinting maybe the russian officials might possibly be invited. this certainly isn t the beginning of peace negotiations, but it is interesting to hear here on a platform like this, discussing the possibility of some sort of peace and negotiation, often a
ministers had already committed to introducing a ban last year but many schools already have their own restrictions in place and there are questions over how much difference this new advice will make. yunus mulla reports. i need that one too. good friends and in the first year of high school. but with year seven, there s also more time on their mobiles and screen time away from home. i can t find my friends at school because we normally have different. sometimes we have different lessons. sometimes i need to contact my parents. perhaps no surprise to find talk of taking those devices away during school hours hasn t gone down well. like when you re trying to learn, it can be distracting. but like, i don t really see the harm at, like, lunchtime or break. i think it would, like, take away your freedom when you needed to call your parents or talk about something you don t know how to talk to a teacher about. for parent olivia, her daughter having a mobile away from home is reass