argument that hejust prepare for trial and he has an argument that he just cannot do that in this abbreviated timeframe for all four cases. would you expect that the former president will appear here as he has done a previous hearings? i here as he has done a previous hearings? hearings? i expect that will ha - en hearings? i expect that will happen and hearings? i expect that will happen and again - hearings? i expect that will happen and again it - hearings? i expect that will happen and again it will. hearings? i expect that will. happen and again it will take a few days to arrange. the appearances even more complicated because it involves the secret service and a lot of security issues but certainly you would expect that he would appearas you would expect that he would appear as would anyone else charged in this case and it really looks like others will be charged which makes this more complicated than the other matters proceeding against the former president. fin matters proce
we don t know if it is part of what the investigation is landed but that is what was reported to dave. how would an anti racketeering charge work here? it anti- racketeering charge work here? . anti- racketeering charge work here? , , . ., anti- racketeering charge work here? , . ., ., here? it gives the prosecutor a broad palette here? it gives the prosecutor a broad palette to here? it gives the prosecutor a broad palette to use here? it gives the prosecutor a broad palette to use when i here? it gives the prosecutor a broad palette to use when she| broad palette to use when she is telling the story. she can loop a lot of disparate acts together and i think it will be a useful tool for her i think the district attorney hasn t used that uses that tool effectively. she is familiar with it law and i think it, i expect to see her to use it to the full advantage in this case as well. .. , the full advantage in this case aswell. ., , , as well. are there any cases that we kno
as we get it. we ll bring that all back to you. let s go back to questions in hawaii about why there wasn t an alert to tell residents there was a fire. the bbc put that question to david paulison, a former federal emergency management agency administator. i surely hope what they will do is a full assessment of what did and didn t happen, put in is in place to, you know, perhaps do a betterjob next time. every disaster, every disaster we think there are things we could have done better and i am convinced they will do that. you already hear about people upset, angry, and we hope that investigation will come out of that and find out if you did or didn t happen. and we re expecting a press