we ll come to you pay you on the spot then pick up your car that s it at carvana will: they maui while there is a deadly surplus 100 years currently 93 days and forth to the numbers are about to rise. anything on the list from california largely driven by this really warm winds of santa ana winds may be part of those were those the type of events that really drive the fires like this. we recently saw some very dry at high winds across hawaii that is what really spurred on these fires. wind gust up to 80 miles an hour, fairly consistent. the good news is those wins have really backed down the very calm out there right now. it even in the forecasted future wins 2038 miles an hour for it might move fires around a little bit nothing like the really powerful winds that we just recently have seen. the other factor in this is obviously drought conditions. it s a little bit on the dry side particular on the island of maui the rest of the islands sing a little bit more rain here
selling theirs. finish with this from the washington examiner, how democrats are going to outlaw your car, many if not most of the internal combustion engines will be illegal to make, import or sell by 2038. like the bush and obama era light bulb law, ban most gasoline powered cars by setting efficiency standards that cannot be met by the old technology. ok, meanwhile, meanwhile we are about to get another speech from this administration and janet yellen, you know, she s going to be touting the economic successes out there right now and some worth pointing out, some things are working in the economy but it s not working for everybody and certainly not benefitting the middle class. yet here is kamala harris conceding that americans are struggling today. listen. most americans are $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. sandra: ok. i mean a call from the white house
serving a 28 year sentence. he is so happy that this is happening to him now. i believe, because he is out of the peruvian prison where he was beaten by the inmates who despise him as much as the rest of us to. and now he will face american justice, extortion and wire fraud, you know, they need it. i spoke with the attorney for dave holloway, mark white just an hour or so ago, and he said that they wanted to bring him here now because if he served this whole 28 year sentence, it would be 2038 before the holloways would have their turn. and there was a fear that witnesses will be gone, would be passed away, aged out, et cetera, so they wanted to do it now. and they forged this extraordinary agreement with the peruvian government and our department of justicstudy comes now, the interrupt his serving of the murder sentence and peru and he comes here now, is tried and arraigned tomorrow, he will be tried and i believe
flores-flores, and he called natalee s mother and said hey, i know where your daughter is. and if you give me $250,000, i will let you know exactly where her body is. and so what beth holloway, natalee s mom, did is contact the fbi rightfully, sent him $100 initially, accsent him anor $15,000 which she wired to the netherlands, and then subsequent to that gave him another $10,000 in person. we of course know that he led her attorney to where he said the body was, that ended up being a lie. that is what we call extortion, that is what we call fraud. last point, what happened was it was believed that he would serve his full prison sentence in peru which would end around 2040, 2038, until he could face the fraud charges. no. there was an agreement reached for his extradition such that he will be brought to the united states, be held accountable for these charges and then be
him here. he was wanted for wire fraud and extortion years ago. what impeded him from coming here at that time is he was prosecuted and convicted for killing stephanie flores. that landed him in jail for about 28 years. so the short period in which he could get here would have been 2038-2040. appa it could happen pretty expeditiously. everybody s entitled to due process. joey, if this is just a temporary surrender, what does