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>> i spent 11 hours. >> charles: 11 hours. ivan, you are her attorney. what are you looking now? what's the status of the case? what actions are you going to take to right this wrong? >> yes, thank you for having us. currently, we're in the discovery period. actually they haven't answered the complaint yet. they asked for an extension to answer the complaint. this is very difficult on ms. woodruff. we're exploring whether or not to file a suit against the six officers that arrested her. you have to go by reasonable officer standard. i don't believe a reasonable officer would have arrested her, so we believe that they had negligence even in the six officers that arrested her. i understand that the chief [inaudible] is blaming it all on one officer but we think the other officers are just as blame -- [inaudible]. >> charles: it is a horrific
me. >> the kirkman's have closure but far too many are haunted by the silence. tonight, there is no official number for the missing. some fear it may be as high as 1000, a stream of police coyote on social media. mothers, fathers, children, desperate to find loved ones. >> my mind, do i go over there and find my dad? no one knows. >> from california, kimberly is waiting for any word about her father. 79 year old shadow has not been seen since the flames overtook his neighborhood. >> four days ago, those numbers are going to go up. if he did get evacuated, where did he get evacuated to? there is no information regarding. the >> jason details says his mother is also unaccounted for. >> my plan is to get on a plane, fly out there, and find out what's going on. >> ivan has not responded to the urgent calls from loved
>> this is the 2-year-old church, whose graveyard is the final resting place of the early members of the kingdom's royal family. this is what it looked like on tuesday as the walls were swallowed by flames. many church members believe the sacred building has now been destroyed. >> ivan there. i can't believe this is what it looks like now. it's unbelievable, unbelievable. >> an inferno. so let's talk more about this now. it's really humanitarian crisis that's unfolding in maui. there's no other way to put it. we have the executive director for the maui food bank, which does incredible work across maui. you are now serving and will be serving people you normally done. tell you about.
web. ivan watts is live in hong kong. i was saying to the team, i thought we did this story three days ago. they are, like, ivan has more reporting on it. why is the world obsessed with this bear? >> reporter: it's a bear-y strange story, poppy. >> yes. >> reporter: yeah, yeah. the zoo had to deny that this bear that was filmed standing up was a person in a costume. and one of the perhaps silver linings to this may be environmentalists hope, it will wake people up to the fact that the world's smallest species of bear is on the endangered species list. >> chinese social media exploded with claims this animal was a human in a costume, they decided to grin and bear it. issuing a statement in the voice of the animal saying, i'm a sun
talking about defunding the police now, the federal police, the doj, the fbi, wanting to dismantle them. this is the kind of stuff that is playing very well in the republican echo chambers. but it is certainly going to reverberate against them come next fall if they really nominee this guy. >> symone, ivan if republican leadership knows in their hearts and minds that it is too risky to back this guy given the legal problems he has ahead of him, are they just trapped? because donald trump is never going to back out of this race or at the very least, he's never gonna tell his supporters to back anyone but him. so he's got to either be the nominee or he'll spoil it for anyone else. >> stephanie ruhle, i think this is the analysis, not just a analysis, but the analysis. i think the problem here is that i have never had the privilege of advising republican presidential
experts say, the respectful, this video went viral last month. a tourist just the names ivan and haley, 20, three into the coliseum. ivan has owned up and apologize to the furious italian authorities. but faces possible fines of up to $16, 000, maybe even a president sentence. >> see how the locals are behaving, try to be more local. >> while local businesses are happy to have taurus open their wallets, there can be too much of a good thing. in barcelona, tourists outnumber the locals, the mayor is asking people to stay away. one solution, travel away from the big cities. >> it's really important to explore the little bit, if you do a bit of research and plan ahead, you can find some really beautiful gems. >> still, there is nothing like the classes. >> you have to make a wish, yes, it's a tourist thing to do, but when in rome. >> traditions as they should never reveal your, wish you
are in store for some high level of tennis. any fan would want a front row seat. which brings me nicely to talk about how technology is being used here to improve the fan experience. i have been to meet a 17—year—old. i have contemplated coming to wimbledon in the past to watch it. and i've always come to the same conclusion of it's not really worth it, because i won't be able to experience the full package of what wimbledon has to offer. ivan, if you had to describe your vision to me, what can you see? it's kind of like a camera that's out of focus. so what a normal person would be able to see at 40 feet, i would have to be six feet away to be able to see the same thing. if i'm watching tennis, for example, it would just be blobs moving side to side, and up and down on a tennis court. so, we developed a headset that brings images closer to the user�*s eyes and allows them to see like they�*ve never before. we use the cameras
-leaning in trying to indict him, to try to prevent him from becoming president. and ivan -- >> wait, i just want to be clear, you think that by announcing early, that that would've had the effect of jack smith and special counsel saying, okay, now we have to get him before the election cycle? or that this was something else? >> no, and again, when he announced jack smith wasn't in the picture. that happened right after. but when you have a situation like this, and have to remember, at the time, we were looking at it, saying, you know, this is a failure of process, you know, these documents were not taking out with any malice or intention. it is bad record keeping procedures. so, this is really the kind of case that shouldn't be brought, but -- >> that was then. but now, how do you go about? this >> will certainly -- let me finish. first, because my concern was at the time was if, you know, if the narrative about, you know, doj under biden and garland is going to try and take out the political opponent,