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Putting our lives and wildlife at risk. , . . . putting our lives and wildlife at risk. . , , . putting our lives and wildlife at risk. , , ., risk. james, is that because it has been so wet risk. james, is that because it has been so wet recently, risk. james, is that because it has been so wet recently, and - risk. james, is that because it has been so wet recently, and we - risk. james, is that because it has| been so wet recently, and we have had overspills into rivers, is that part of the problem? part of the problem? well, unfortunately part of the problem? well, unfortunately it part of the problem? well, unfortunately it has - part of the problem? well, unfortunately it has been l part of the problem? well, unfortunately it has been ai part of the problem? well, - unfortunately it has been a very wet winter unfortunately it has been a very wet winter and unfortunately it has been a very wet winter and that has a very significant impact on the flow of water significant impact on the flow of water and significant impact on the flow of water and the capacity that the sewage water and the capacity that the sewage outflow can handle. however this is sewage outflow can handle. however this is a sewage outflow can handle. however this is a systemic issue and most people this is a systemic issue and most people watching this now will not realise people watching this now will not realise that water companies are not required realise that water companies are not required to realise that water companies are not required to remove pathogens like ecoti required to remove pathogens like ecoti from required to remove pathogens like e.coli from even treated final efftuent~ e.coli from even treated final effluent. all effluent coming out of treatment plants will contain bacteria. i wasjust treatment plants will contain bacteria. i was just checking this morning. bacteria. i was just checking this morning. in bacteria. i was just checking this morning, in henley, just a few miles upstream, morning, in henley, just a few miles upstream, it morning, in henley, just a few miles upstream, it has been discharging the 733 upstream, it has been discharging the 733 hours this year already. thames the 733 hours this year already. thames water has discharged 200,000 hours in thames water has discharged 200,000 hours in 2023. it is no wonder at all that hours in 2023. it is no wonder at all that we hours in 2023. it is no wonder at all that we are seeing such catastrophic situation here. this is because catastrophic situation here. this is because the environment agency has failed because the environment agency has failed to because the environment agency has failed to monitor and regulate. they have asked failed to monitor and regulate. they have asked the water companies to
Support our mission here is that some people may not know this, but the red cross is not charged people anything to receive our services, to partake in some of the opportunities we had to help people. he doesn t charge anything. we are able to do that because of financial gifts. if someone is seeing this and they want support, the best way is to make a financial donation. there are three ways to go about doing that. go to redcross.org and make a financial donation. call that 800-733-2767 and make a donation for disaster relief. or if you want an easier way, text hawaii to 90999 and that will make a $10 to support the people impacted by these wildfires. thank you for being there. we re looking at pictures of people coming and donating everything from clothes to toys to food.
In the initial response fema provided urban search and rescue capability, emergency communications resources as well as food, water and shelter items to ensure those who are impacted had everything they needed. as we worked through the recovery operations, the most critical point that we want to stress is getting people registered. we have over 3,000 people who have registered so far and we want to encourage anyone who has been impacted by this to register for fema assistance using our number 1-800-621-3362. they can also use disaster assistance or fema app. we want people to register with the red cross at 1-080-733-2767. this registration will allow people to start that process of recovery. meaning they can get funds, start getting some help in dealing with this disaster. i do want to talk to you about fema, in the past it has been criticized for a slow response, during maria, after that
Certainly. that s why fema and the entire federal government are working with the state to prioritize getting everyone impacted by this the assistance they need. to that end i would like to point out the phone numbers we have available to everybody who needs assistance. the fema assistance number is 1-800-621-3362. disasterassistance.gov, download the fema app or red cross at 1-800-733-6727. the governor says losses are in the billions. has fema been able to get a handle on the level of destruction and what it s going to take to recover from this? what s your message to those folks who don t even have clean water right now? even boiling water, officials say, won t make it safe. they ll use bottled water for everything. what is your message to those who think help isn t coming fast
Story that i encountered yesterday. i was flying and peeking to my flight attendant who said they had a gone two days without hearing from a relative who was caught up in the fire. it was hours before they took off they got that note saying we found them, they are okay. there are so many other stories like that, and the red cross is really trying to help people with reconnection. there are some challenges, there s still major infrastructure down, so cell service, internet, things like that, but we encourage people right now we re asking them to call 1-800-red-cross, 733-2767, and and you have options on this how people get connected to their loved ones, and we can start relaying those messages. molly: you know, you were talking about where you re standing, where this devastation is. there s a hot of inter-island heart there in hawaii. what are the people hawaii doing between island to island to help out there particularly in this devastated community of lahaina? i can t speak to specifically
Ready.hawaii.gov is hawaii emergency management agency website and you could get the current information and that is the core site for you to get accurate information. and the phone number is 808-733-4300. and again, 808-733-4300. we are in coordination working with our airline partners to try to get more flights so they could get room and if any of the visitors would like to stay in a hotel as opposed to the convention center, then as a last resort, the convention center. thank you. major general hara, at it time i would like to turn your attention to the screen electronically. and joining us today is mayor richard bessen with maui county. i would like to first
We re back now with an alarming trend at 911 we re back now with an alarming trend at 911 centers across the country. not enough operators and dispatchers to do the job, with some callers put on hold while they wait for help. we get more on this from tom costello. reporter: the phones never stop ringing. montgomery county, 911, what is the address of the emergency? is there a child inside the vehicle? was anybody injured? reporter: nationwide, 600,000 911 calls for help every day. keep your doors and windows locked for me. reporter: now a new survey finds 82% of 911 workers report their centers are understaffed, with operators and dispatchers leaving the job, often emotionally spent and burned out. chest pain, medic 703, ambulance 733 squad 703 respond. reporter: montgomery county, maryland handles 2200 calls each day.
733. shall we catch up on the sport. quite the come back yesterday. amazing if you are a arsenal fan. fans are daring to dream. 19 years since they last won a title. thea;r since they last won a title. they had their lead since they last won a title. they had their lead at since they last won a title. they had their lead at the since they last won a title. they had their lead at the top - since they last won a title. they had their lead at the top cut and that goal put it back to 5 points and might explain the fanatical reaction of a very famous arsenal player. reaction of a very famous arsenal -la er. . ~ ,., player. ian wright. the 5 point cushion could player. ian wright. the 5 point cushion could be player. ian wright. the 5 point cushion could be really - player. ian wright. the 5 point - cushion could be really significant. reiss nelson was the unlikely hero for arsenal as they took a huge step towards a first premier league title since 2004. the gunners found themselves a goal down afterjust 10 seconds philip billing rounded off a bournemouth move straight from kick off and marco senesi doubled that lead in the second half. but substitute nelson struck this stunning winner deep into injury time after earlier goals from thomas partey and fellow sub ben white sparking raucous
Union Minister of Law and Justice Kiren Rijiju on Thursday said that 733 Fast Track Special Courts (FTSCs) including 413 exclusive POCSO courts are operationalized in 28 States/Union Territories, which have disposed of a total of more than 1,24,000 cases since the inception of the scheme and 1,93,814 cases are pending as on October 31 this year