Now take a look at what is left. These pictures are from the historic coastal town of lahaina. You can see the burned out wreckage of the homes there. The governor of hawaii estimated that 80 of the town is gone. He said it was probably the us states largest ever natural disaster. We can also show you these pictures. They show that some buildings seem to have been left untouched by the flames whilst others just metres away have been completely destroyed. Locals, who have been left to just look in horror at what theyve lost, say there were no warning sirens to alert them as the flames moved towards their homes. Authorities say it will take many years and billions of dollars to repair the damage. This map gives you an idea of the fires that are still burning on the island and where firefighters are still battling to contain the flames. Some of the people who managed to escape gathered in a safe parking area to spend the night. Theyve been describing what happened. I lost my home, all of my papers, too, everything. I i lost my home, all of my papers, too. Everything too, everything. I felt like i was auoin to too, everything. I felt like i was going to die too, everything. I felt like i was going to die. It too, everything. I felt like i was going to die. It was too, everything. I felt like i was going to die. It wasjust too, everything. I felt like i was going to die. It wasjust fire going to die. It wasjust fire filled going to die. It wasjust fire filled up going to die. It wasjust fire filled up the parking lot, everything, just put it out over my face and everything, just put it out over my face and started going. As we were leaving. Face and started going. As we were leaving. I face and started going. As we were leaving, i go out first, i have thick leaving, i go out first, i have thick clothes on, double, triple layers. Thick clothes on, double, triple layers, and everything is red, it is all dust layers, and everything is red, it is all dust and layers, and everything is red, it is all dust and wind. We have heard other survivors describe how theyjumped into the sea to escape the flames. To give you a sense of that, i want to show you these pictures. They were filmed from a boat as it sailed away from lahaina looking back at the shore. You can see the huge amount of smoke and the flames around the harbour. People felt that it was not safe, they could not stay ashore, and went into the sea. Some eyewitness accounts say that they were at sea for quite some time, treading water for quite some time, treading water for hours, before they were rescued. Hawaiian coastguard said that 50 people were rescued the water. And these Pictures Filmed By Authorities In Hawaii show the burnt out boats that were left after the flames had torn through the harbour. Hawaiis governor Toured Lahaina to see the devastation for himself. He posted this message on social media. Aloha, hawaii. You can see the devastation behind me. Ijust want the entirety of this road, it is extraordinary, it is tragically gone walked the entirety of this road. We know people are suffering, the Fertility Numbers will climb somewhat today. Everybody, love your neighbours, support them, because this is devastating. We probably have well over 1000 buildings that have well over 1000 buildings that have been destroyed, many hundreds of families have been displaced. We will rebuild. The president has in atjust six hours, authorised and approved our request for emergency support, but it will be a long haul. Again, the devastation is behind me, but we will put out in front of us. Aloha. So, a Relief Operation is under way to help the residents. Makeshift shelters have been set up and there are queues of traffic as people head towards them hoping for some shelter. You can see from these Pictures Matresses have been brought in for people to sleep on. Well one of the most famous residents of maui island is Oprah Winfrey and shes been meeting residents, and helping with the relief effort. 0ur reporter on the island, max matza, caught up with her. It isa it is a little overwhelming, but i am so pleased to have so many people supporting and people bringing what they can, so i came earlierjust to see what people needed, and then went shopping, because often you make donations of clothes under does not really people need. So i went and got things like shampoo, diapers, sheets. And got things like shampoo, diapers, sheets. Oprah winfrey there. A short while ago, the cbs news correspondent, rudabeh shahbazi, gave us this update from Kahului Airport on maui. People have been sleeping here. A lot of them have been here for days, three days in some cases. It is a pretty peaceful atmosphere considering what is going on and the chaos outside the airport. The spirit of the hawaiian people on full display here. People coming in, still showing up to work, volunteers are passing out blankets, pillows and food and toiletries. We even saw some people in the bathroom basically showering in the bathroom because they are homeless as they try to get out of this island. Really, there is nowhere to go. The roads are blocked. It is a small island. It some of the airlines have lowered prices for tickets to just 19 so people can evacuate of the island. People are being generous in spirit, they are getting along. You can see the airport is full of people sleeping here. They have their pillows, their blankets, and everyone is trying to make do. There is a Police Presence making sure that everything is ok, but it has been surprisingly organised given what is going on outside the airport. Do you have an update on the figures . We are hearing that at least 55 people have died. It seems that many hundreds more are still missing. Many hundreds more are still missing, and that is the latest number that the governor released. We dont have the latest numbers because they cant even get to some of those sites in some cases. In most cases they are surveying by helicopter, Search And Rescue teams are flying in from all over america to try to assist. We saw some search dogs here earlier as well. But they cant get to them. You can imagine if your loved ones are missing and the telephones are down, the internet is down and you cant reach them for days at a time, knowing what we have seen here. You showed some of the devastating pictures, just a complete catastrophe. You can imagine what these loved ones are few and who are still missing people here. We dont know what the numbers are. The death toll is expected to rise. We are seeing those pictures as we speak to you, and you get a sense of the scale of the devastation. So traumatic for so many people. What stories have you heard about what people have been going through . Well, we talk to one tourist from california, a 15 year old boy. He had a broken toe. He said he was stumbling around in the dark. They lost electricity and power in the resort. They finally made it to the airport where they have been waiting for their flight. He had a bandaged foot, but they said they couldnt get any health care. He has to wait until they get back to the mainland in order to get the treatment. You can see it is becoming an increasingly desperate situation. Resources are scarce. It is a small, Remote Island in terms of being far from mainland United States and from japan on the other side. Having lost all of these resources, and with people still missing and the Emergency Services having to triage, we have been hearing the stories. We are also hearing about people acting in a heroic way, helping others, going into the flames, searching for loved ones, and those who are still coming to work. It really impacted me, the Southwest Airlines people who are working 16 hour days, even though their loved ones are missing, because they say the spirit of the hawaiian people is to take care of their visitors. That is top of their minds. We are hearing a lot of devastating situations. When this first happened, people jumping into the ocean to escape that ball of flames. Many people burning in their cars trying to get out, waiting in line to get out on single routes that were shut down as this wall of flames ripped through the island. Some awful stories from hawaii. Youll find a lot of them on the bbc website, the live page up and running there, the latest video and audio as well. Ijust read about somebody on the island saying one of the problems is really the key location systems, because there is no cell phone service, no wi fi, sometimes all they hear is from the news on their car radios, so it is very hard to find people for people to find out if their home is Still Standing or whether or not their loved ones have survived. So if anyone in time, one woman saying it breaks her heart that all of the history is dust, our history, the islands history is just ash and dust. Do it on and take a look at all be very latest from hawaii. Weve been getting some news that the Asylum Seekers that were moved on to a barge off the english coast are being evacuated. It is believed that Legionella Bacteria has been discovered in the barges water supply. Legionella can cause a serious Lung Infection known as legionnaires disease. 0fficials do plan to move the migrants back onto the barge once the all clear has been given. For more on this lets speak to Public Health consultant, nigel calvert. What exactly is Legionella Bacteria . A very common bacteria, it grows in water, you will find it in lakes, rivers, any stagnant water, really. The problem is that when it forms aerosols, so typically things like showers and hotels, perhaps, and boats obviously, then there is a risk of inhaling it, and you get exposed to the infection, which as you said, can cause pneumonia. Halal you said, can cause pneumonia. How does it aet you said, can cause pneumonia. How does it get into you said, can cause pneumonia. How does it get into the you said, can cause pneumonia. How does it get into the water supply . It is there all the time, it is just an environmental bug which will be in water unless it is distilled or something. But normally the process, when youre commissioning a new Accommodation Block or something, would be to have a Risk Assessment done, where you look at the weight of the plumbing to make sure theres not too many dead legs, as they call them, where you can get stagnant water, you would want some negative testing done before you move people in. It sounds like they have done that process but mr men before they have had the results. find that process but mr men before they have had the results. Have had the results. And it is potentially have had the results. And it is potentially very have had the results. And it is potentially very serious have had the results. And it is potentially very serious if have had the results. And it is potentially very serious if it i potentially very serious if it develops into legionnaires disease. It can be, it is patently treatable but it is a serious infection, in response to fairly normal antibiotics. The difficulty is if it is not picked up early, theres kind of exposure which is ongoing, big numbers of people can be affected, if it is a Water Fountain or numbers of people can be affected, if it is a waterfountain or in a public place, for example, we had a big outbreak a few years ago in barrow which was an air conditioning system, lots of people can be exposed. If you have a lot of people infected, some people are not going to do so well, but on an individual basis, if you are reasonably fit and well, the outlook would be pretty good. But as i understand, nobody is actually sick. I guess they are testing them, but it sounds like they have done the right thing, getting people out to avoid an exposure. We getting people out to avoid an exosure. ~. Getting people out to avoid an insure getting people out to avoid an exosure. ~. ,. ,. , exposure. We are also hearing they want to move exposure. We are also hearing they want to move them exposure. We are also hearing they want to move them back exposure. We are also hearing they want to move them back on exposure. We are also hearing they want to move them back on board. | exposure. We are also hearing they want to move them back on board. How long does it take to deal with this and make sure the water is good again . If and make sure the water is good auain . ,. , ,. , again . If they got the results are ust needs again . If they got the results are just needs the again . If they got the results are just needs the outbreak again . If they got the results are just needs the outbreak control l again . If they got the results are just needs the Outbreak Control Team to look at them and sign it off, really. It does not take too long in the laboratory, a couple days usually to get results back. But how do ou usually to get results back. But how do you clean usually to get results back. But how do you clean the usually to get results back. But how do you clean the water usually to get results back. But how do you clean the water supply, usually to get results back. But how do you clean the water supply, how| do you clean the water supply, how do you clean the water supply, how do you clean the water supply, how do you get rid of it . It do you clean the water supply, how do you get rid of it . Do you get rid of it . It will need to be drained do you get rid of it . It will need to be drained and do you get rid of it . It will need to be drained and flushed, do you get rid of it . It will need to be drained and flushed, thenj to be drained and flushed, then there are procedures about keeping hot water hot and cold water cold, because it is in the sort of lukewarm water where it thrives, and regularflushing lukewarm water where it thrives, and regular flushing as well. If there are big errors of this ship, because i think it is quite a big facility, not too many people in, you want to have some kind of flushing visionary cleaners, when they go round, with open the taps and showers and let them run on a regular basis, so you do not get the stagnation which gives the bug a chance to grow. 50 gives the bug a chance to grow. So they have done the right thing by moving them off . I they have done the right thing by moving them off . Moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, that moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, that is moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, that is what moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, that is what i i moving them off . I think so, if i were in charge, that is what i would do, it is not a big number of people, it is not as though it is in the ocean somewhere, it is in the harbour, so i would get them at and make sure all is well before they go back. But the question i would ask is why this was not looked at before the impact in the first place. Titer . The impact in the first place. Very interesting the impact in the first place. Very interesting to the impact in the first place. Very interesting to get the impact in the first place. Very interesting to get some clarification around that, thank you forjoining us. The use of the spice to house Asylum Seekers has been put controversial, lets bring injordan roberts, More Bad News given we are looking at a day where as a milestone in illegal crossings to georgia, More Bad News for the government. {131 georgia, More Bad News for the government georgia, More Bad News for the government. ,. ,. , government. Of course, we have at most today government. Of course, we have at most today of government. Of course, we have at most today of 100,000 government. Of course, we have at most today of 100,000 crossings i government. Of course, we have at most today of 100,000 crossings made on the English Channel since 2018, and as you say, more unwelcome news today, with confirmation that this trace of Legionella Bacteria has been found in the barges water system. Interestingly, the home office have given us a bit more 0ffice have given us a bit more background in the past hour, and they say this is believed to have come from the pipes on the vessel, and they say that tests of the water at Point Of Entry into the vessel had shown no indication of legionella, so clearly developments in other areas of the vessel, and last night the uk health and Security Agency advised the home office to move six Asylum Seekers from the vessel, but as a precautionary measure, all 39 who were boarded so far, they had started to board this week after a number of delays, have now disembarked while further investigations are undertaken. We understand that the Asylum Seekers on board had used to be supply, but so far no individuals have shown symptoms of legionnaires, there have been given the appropriate support from the Health Agencies involved. It is a type of pneumonia, the home office is now awaiting those follow up tests which are being carried out on the water system. In their background, they have given their background, they have given the timescale as to when the group of Asylum Seekers, as i say, who have just embarked on the vessel this week, will be able to embark again, but they have also, just as a note to the wider community, said this is not expected to impact anybody wider in the portland area, but as you say, more unwelcome news for the government on this. It has been the by delays. The first group of Asylum Seekers were expecting the script to be around 500 who do eventually embarked on the barge, a First Group Just able to do so this week. It was meant to be latejuly, and have onlyjust managed to do so, and have onlyjust managed to do so, and that together with the milestone you mentioned, 100,000 crossings since 2018, not a good day for the government on its Asylum Policy yet again. 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She left the police due to post dramatic stress disorder, and told the bbc she could not sleep after the news broke, that her medication had been increased. The Chief Constable of the psni has apologised for the breaches. Les dennis at the 15th and final Celebrity Contestant to be announced for this years strictly come dancing. You willjoin others including former Tennis Player and broadcaster annabel croft, angela rippon, and krishnan guru murthy. You are life of bbc news. Junior doctors have begun another four day strike in england, as part of their long running pay dispute. Nhs leaders have warned it means more significant disruption to the Health Service, with thousands of appointments and procedures postponed. The government says its pay offer, which averages 8. 8 , is fairand final. In a moment well look at exactly whatJunior Doctors earn, but first this report from our Health Correspondent dominic hughes. For the fifth time in this dispute, Junior Doctors in england have taken to picket lines. The striking doctors seem determined to continue the industrial action, despite the governments refusal to budge on its latest pay offer. U nfortu nately unfortunately strike action is the only thing we can do to get the government to the table. But continuing government to the table. But continuing industrial action is having an impact on patients. Former teacher margaret is trying to plan a holiday, but she also needs to get a new Pacemaker Battery fitted. 0ne Nhs Appointment was cancelled because of an earlier walk out, and margaret has mixed feelings about the straight. But rather than risk another cancellation and her health, she is going private. I another cancellation and her health, she is going private. She is going private. I have some sympathy. She is going private. I have some sympathy. Yes she is going private. I have some sympathy. Yes but she is going private. 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It would be More Industrial Action later this| More Industrial Action later this month when consultants will strike for two days. Nhs bosses warn the Health Service could reach a Tipping Point where it becomes impossible to cut Waiting Lists as much of the government wants. There are concerns that by the end of the month, industrial action could have led to 1 million appointments being rescheduled. In total, more than 7. 5 Million People are now waiting for treatment and operations. Nhs bosses are calling on both the government and the bma to find a breakthrough urgently. Dominic hughes, bbc news. Police in ecuador say a murder was carried out by colombian gang members. Somebody had campaigned against corruption and gangs. The Authorities Say seven colombians were involved in the attack, one of them was killed during the shoot out, and six others have been detained. South african authorities have announced that former president jacob zuma will not have to spend any more time in prison. Thejustice minister said the decision was part of the governments effort to relieve prison overcrowding. The move marks the end of a legal dispute following mr zumas release from jail on medical grounds. Hed served eight weeks of a 15 month sentence for contempt of court. South africas courts had previously ruled that his release was unlawful, and that he should be returned to prison. Nomsa maseko is our correspondent injohannesburg. She gave me the background to this case. It all started when the former president refused to testify to a Judicial Committee investigating Government Corruption during his nine years in which he was in office. And that is why the Constitutional Court of south africa then sentenced him to 15 months in jailfor then sentenced him to 15 months in jail for contempt. Then sentenced him to 15 months in jailfor contempt. But he then sentenced him to 15 months in jail for contempt. But he only served two months of that prison sentence, and was released on medical parole, but what sparked the violent riots that happened shortly after his arrest injuly 2021, and that led to the deaths of more than 350 people, and hundreds of businesses were looted and set alight. Businesses were looted and set aliuht. � ,. ,. , alight. And tell us more about the Decision Today. Alight. And tell us more about the Decision Today. The alight. And tell us more about the Decision Today. The decision alight. And tell us more about thej Decision Today. The Decision Today comes after Decision Today. The Decision Today comes after the Decision Today. The Decision Today comes after the supreme Decision Today. The Decision Today comes after the Supreme Court i Decision Today. The Decision Today comes after the Supreme Court of| comes after the Supreme Court of appeal said that the decision to grant the former president medical parole was unlawful and invalid, but that court also said that the correctional department, correctional department, Correctional Services department, is the one that needs to make a decision about whether or not to former president goes back to prison to serve the remainer of his 15 month jail term. To serve the remainer of his 15 month jailterm. So to serve the remainer of his 15 month jail term. So today, the Prisons Department then held a Press Conference in which they said that the former president was granted clemency along with more than 9000 other offenders who are classified as non violent and at low risk. Stand as nonviolent and at low risk. And what reaction as nonviolent and at low risk. And what reaction has as non violent and at low risk. And what reaction has there been to this . ,. ,. ,. ,. , this . There is a lot of reaction in terms of opposition this . There is a lot of reaction in terms of opposition political terms of opposition Political Parties saying that the former president should go back to prison, and that he should not have been released the way he was, and the Democrats Alliance saying it will seek legal advice on what we forward it will take. However, the Governing Anc has said it welcomes this decision, because they say it was in the best interest of the country because there were calls and caution that if jacob zuma goes back to prison, there could well be civil unrest. ,. ,. ,. ,. , unrest. Some dramatic pictures to show ou unrest. Some dramatic pictures to show you from unrest. Some dramatic pictures to show you from the unrest. Some dramatic pictures to show you from the jurassic unrest. Some dramatic pictures to show you from the Jurassic Coast i unrest. Some dramatic pictures to | show you from the Jurassic Coast in show you from theJurassic Coast in south west england, look at this. Visitors there to impeach, a narrow escape after part of the cliff above them, as you can clearly see, collapsed. Extraordinary footage, several people just running away as deadly lands all around them. This happened at westbury in dorset, and here it is in slow motion. Everyone at the beach is on hand, but actually the local council is using this video to try to won the public about the dangers Of Rock Falls and landslips as well, as you can well imagine that this area of west bay has now been closed to the public until it is made safe again. The council saying people there had a lucky escape. More than 90,000 rubber ducks have splashed into the Chicago River for a huge charity race. Thousands of people lined the banks of the river to get a glimpse of the annual spectacle. People pay to adopt a duck and the winning owner could take home a car if their one crosses the line first. The weekend is just around the corner, is it going to rain again . The rest of today is not looking too bad at all, we have some renowned there but now in a case of bright and sunny weather. However, low pressure will be very close by through the weekend, this is the satellite picture, you can see it spinning around here, just to the west of ireland, and heres the weather map, can see below pressure across the uk through the weekend, giving us that mixed bag. But it will not be too bad, i dont think we will have persistent rain, just a mixture of sunshine and showers. End of this afternoon, temperatures around 21 in belfast, 26 in norwich, plenty of dry and bright weather through the course of this evening, then later today we expect some rain to Western Parts of scotland, glasgow getting some rain, liverpool, perhaps Western Areas of wales by the early morning, sort norwich hull and newcastle waking up to some sunshine early on saturday and around 16 celsius. If the forecast for saturday, fairly brisk and western coasts, this breeze around the area of low pressure, and for many of us, a mixture of those sunny spells and occasional showers but also one for spells of sunshine are forecast. Sunday, showers looking more frequent, so Northern Ireland, western part of scotland, drier weather the further east you are, and some parts of the south and south east might actually get away with no showers at all. Monday and into tuesday, low pressure starting to fizzle away, and by tuesday eventually will see High Pressure building in. But monday i think chance of some rain across the south, fine weather for wales, chance of some rain across the south, fine weatherfor wales, the north west of england, lancashire and join some fine weather, the Lake District should have some sunshine, but scattered showers expected across parts of scotland. Add a little cooler, 19th i think to 21 celsius on monday. The outlook, the weekend a bit of a mixed bag, showers and even the odd crack of thunder, but remember at one for spells of sunshine, too, and sometime later next week, it could warm up winds again. The uk Economy Rebounds official figures show a slight growth in the Second Quarter boosted by the kings coronation. San francisco is set to become the first us city where Driverless Taxis without humans behind the wheel are free to roam, following a Landmark Decision by california regulators. Welcome to World Business report, im noor nanji. The uk economy grew by 0. 2 between april and june following a rebound from an extra bank holiday for the kings coronation. Growth injune alone was stronger than expected at 0. 5 . To try and rein in soaring prices
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