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try and — for the community which we can try and take as much gas, food and water— try and take as much gas, food and water in every day and thank— and water in every day and thank you to all the hawaiian guys — thank you to all the hawaiian guys that get us through the cops— guys that get us through the cops because without them we wouldn't — cops because without them we wouldn't be able to get through lahaina — wouldn't be able to get through lahaina. hawaii and maui is strong _ lahaina. hawaii and maui is stronu. ~ �* lahaina. hawaii and maui is stronu. �* ., . ., strong. we've noticed that the wind where — strong. we've noticed that the wind where you _ strong. we've noticed that the wind where you are _ strong. we've noticed that the wind where you are has - strong. we've noticed that the wind where you are has been i wind where you are has been picking up my bed again. is it possible that the weather could play a factor again on the island? ., , ., , island? there are these moments when the wind — island? there are these moments when the wind picks _ island? there are these moments when the wind picks up _ island? there are these moments when the wind picks up and - island? there are these moments when the wind picks up and of- when the wind picks up and of course that is causing dynamite concerns the they could be the possibility of any of these blazes reigniting, flaring up again. we did feel very briefly today some raindrops which of course we'll see welcome relief to many people here especially when the island has seen such significant drought for many months, but i have to say that with the prospect of any rain particularly heavy rain, here on maori, it could potentially further collocate recovery
reigniting as well. that is something the fire service had been concerned about, because these fires, given the temperature, given the strong winds and the humidity, are very hard to control. we were on the mainland throughout the week and we saw the fires move from south athens to north athens to the west. now the islands are facing this as well. ., . . now the islands are facing this as well. ., ., ., ., h, well. you are there at the airport, cive us a well. you are there at the airport, give us a sense — well. you are there at the airport, give us a sense of— well. you are there at the airport, give us a sense of numbers, - well. you are there at the airport, i give us a sense of numbers, stories, of the organisation for these various evacuations that are place? matthew, there is so much anger at the airport. as soon as we arrived and we started speaking to people, they started telling us of stories over the trauma that they had been through because of the fires. how one family escaped their hotel and was sent to the beach to join thousands of people fighting to get on evacuation boats only to end up at another hotel to sleep on sunbeds. they get to the airport and
0ur reporter, azadeh moshiri, is on rhodes and sent this update. well, i spoke to the fire service earlier and he let me know that a112 and he let me know that a 112 number had been dialled and that now there have been two more villages evacuated in rhodes. that's maloney and mazari. and he said it's not thousands. we're talking about hundreds more people evacuated. these are small villages, but it does show you the scale of the problem, that these fires are not over, they are spreading. and of course, while the fires in corfu are under control and the fires that happen on evia as well, the mainland is reigniting as well. that's something the fire service had been concerned about because these fires, given the temperature, given the strong winds and the humidity, are very hard to control. we were on the mainland, our team was on the mainland throughout the week. and we saw the fires move from south athens to north athens to the west. and now the islands are facing this as well.
he is running for re-election at 80 years old and reigniting criticism with his age. a string of missteps is raising concerns. >> bill: at the white house it celebrated bring your child to workday. the president talked to a group of kids when one of them asked him what seemed to be a pretty simple question and the president then drew a blank. >> what was the last country you traveled to? >> president biden: the last country i traveled. what was the last one i was in? i've been to 89 -- met with 89 heads of state so far. so i'm trying to think where was the last place i was? it's hard to keep track. i was -- you are right, ireland. that's where it was. how did you know that? >> shannon: if they make the argument that he is ready to roll after the president was caught relying on cheat sheets
in khartoum. the clashes prompting the u.s. and other world leaders in calls for ends to the violence >> it's a fragile situation. this is a real opportunity to finally carry forward the civilian-led transition. >> reporter: for months tensions have been rising as sudan transitions to democracy, disagreement lingering about how the military factions would integrate. and tonight the sudanese armed forces are fighting back, saying they are still in control aaron gill christ, nbc news, washington here at home an evacuation order has been issued for parts of georgia after a massive fire reignited at a plastic resin plant. in glen county the fire first broke out early this morning and was contained before reigniting later in the day. there are no reports of injuries. growing questions in new mexico tonight after a call for help went horribly wrong. body cam captured police showing up at the wrong house and then fatally shooting the homeowner. shaquille brewster has the details.
a debate being reigniting but a debate that has long been there about gun control in the united states for the president biden a democrat has spoken frequently about his frustration that there are tighter gun controls. they did pass a bipartisan act last year called the safe communities act, which didn't ban any weapon but they do things i provide more funding for school security, mental health support as well. a president biden has spoken of his desire to go further, ban assault weapons. there are politicians, more on the republican side, people in america as well who feel that it's very important that as citizens they have the right to bear arms as per the second amendment. it's a debate that goes on but of course everybody�*s thoughts at the moment with the victims of the shooting that has unfolded this morning. just. victims of the shooting that has unfolded this morning. just, thank ou so unfolded this morning. just, thank you so much _ for that update from washington. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.
advisors and people who have spent time with him. you have been covering the senate for a long time. the topic of age has hung over the senate for some time. it's hanging over the presidential race as well. it's reigniting some of the conversations within congress. >> this always happens when there's an incident like this. i checked in with mcconnell's folks last night. they didn't have anything more to say. you have followed this closely. i have written on this for 20 odd years about how old some of these members are. but it's not the same for everybody. if you ask nancy pelosi at 82, she is pretty vital still. there are other members, they hit that 70s and 80s and they really slow down. but they are protected by staff, by lobbyists, other members. it's hard to get -- cochran, chairman of the appropriations
catastrophe so soldiers can join the battle. also asking neighbors for assistance with argentina pledging to send more manpower and machinery, that help too late for some, more than 20 people died because of the fires and hundreds of homes have been damage. much of the terrain in the fires path made up a vulnerable farm of forests, some residents going into savage mode pouring buckets of water on the small smouldering property to prevent reigniting for many a total loss, what's left of their homes, lies in scrap peels. on friday, president cut short his summer vacation to wove people staying in shelters. >> and tried to resure them by saying the government is using its strength to combat fears and families will get the help they need, no help in sight from the forecast with more hot temperatures and windy
♪ >> that does it for us this morning. >> it was fun. glad you were working with us today. thank you all for joining us, too. >> run to the radio now. >> go listen to brian's radio show. >> dana: minutes away way from the start of day three from the alex murdaugh trial. he is charged with murdering his wife and son. last week we heard bombshell testimony from the first officer on the scene that day. this week is expected to be just as riveting. we'll keep you updated. america turning its attention to police reform. the killing of tyre nichols reigniting that debate. bill is off.
how this war eventually unfolds or is that all kind of window dressing? >> i think it's all quite real. and biden and his team have done a very effective job of reigniting not just u.s. domestic political opinion and congressional support, but also bringing together the global community. russia is a pariah nation. i didn't happen by accident. and certainly the contact crew, 40 nations plus provide an immense support to ukraine. i think the public leadership, public diplomacy of zelenskyy and our president had been superb. i have to get a comment. igor is some superb spokesman for ukrainian viewpoint. transparent, honest, very effective. two things jumped out at me during the conference though. i had a life where at times you've been in imminent peril of losing my own life. and it changes your perspective