presentation? it s not a legal defense. it s sort of maybe a little bit of a common sense thing. the problem is they re trying to capitalize, i think, on this idea that he s being piled upon by case after case and to make a statement now in a public filing that they can t be ready to defend either one, as he goes into this he s still presumed innocent. he s just like any other american. he still has the constitutional right to be presumed innocent and to prepare each case. so i think they re pushing that narrative, too. i fear that some of the efforts to compress the schedule plays right into his hands that he s being treated differently. and it makes it look like the government s efforts are to get all these cases heard right before trial so right before the election so everything can know about it. that s not how cases are handled. in a case like this especially of any complexity, you would expect there would be at least a year delay, typically more. interesting how many people h
listen to what bill barr said? after that great interview kaitlyn did with him. let s listen to what he said on fox. i explained if i thought one of two people would end up as president i wouldn t throw my vote away. i would try to make a decision who would do the least damage to the country. but if there were other options i would also consider would you just not vote for president down ticket? no, if one of two people is going to do it, i would have to make that bitter choice. if there are other options is it conceivable bill barr could vote for donald trump? as i said, i ll jump off that bridge when i get to it. i don t know, mario, it s interesting who bill barr will vote for but i m more interested in what you think as you apply that to the rest of republicans in america. what you re saying is a slow realization, a gradual realization republicans maybe
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area has been searched. more than 40 cadaver dogs are on the scene searching for human remains in the scorched rooms. our randi kaye has been digging in on all of this. here is her reporting. so many of us residents felt we had absolutely no warning. reporter: hawaii has one of the largest public safety outdoor siren warning systems in the world, sirens that were silent as wildfires raged. the question is, why? first, it was this it would not have saved those people. do you regret not sounding the sirens? i do not. the sirens, as i mentioned earlier, is used primarily for tsunamis. reporter: that s what the head of the emergency management agency said before resigning a day later. even before that press conference ended, his reason had changed. this time suggesting the sirens weren t used because people wouldn t have been able to hear the warning. it s an outdoor siren, so a
if this storm stays offstore, we have more coastal impacts erosion, large waves, rip currents, and even urban flooding because of the proximity to the larger cities. but if it moves inland, it starts to get sheared apart by the baja peninsula, it brings the flash flood more inland, mud slides and the flooding is a big concern here as the potential exists for upwards of a year s worth of rain, if not more, out of this storm system within a period of a day or two really, a significant rainfall threat for much of the southwestern u.s. including our largest populations from l.a. to san diego. a year s worth of rain. derek, we keep your agile in your job. no shortage of weather events you re dealing with. we ve been following the wildfires in canada. thousands are under evacuation orders. what s the latest on that? yeah, look at the smoke just billowing out from these fires across the northwest territory. the fires that are impacting