it shows disdain and qualification to hold the oval office position. hawaiian are suffering, the way a prior president is being treated at hands of his administration and he sits there with his hat off, enjoying the waves, it doesn t have decency to say my heart goes out to the hawaiians. it is for climate change, not sure why he is not wearing a hat. every normal american can say, my prayers are with you and notion he doesn t have advisors saying, we need you to harness your role as commander-in-chief and say i want hawaiians front and center. brian: like bill clinton did with oklahoma. harris: we ve been hearing people behind him nots getting along, axios reporting people don t want to alone in the room
with those who have seen homes and businesses destroyed. we are grateful for the first responders. he did not write that and here is why. when asked off the cuff, do you have a statement, why didn t he say i echo what i put out before, i am praying mightily and support americans on devastated maui. because he didn t write it. we covered ne-yo, and his publicist wrote something and he said, i didn t write that. any great, grand statements, joe biden is not writing them and remember when california, my home state was burning in 2020 and 2021, he had the decency or maybe the time or sdrak per kamala harris, to walk the ruins and commented it was climate change. now silence for the hawaiians.
think about, a lot to message right now. yeah, there is just so much to do and they are still putting out fires there. bill weir for us on the ground in maui. thanks so much. and joining me now is the lieutenant governor of hawaii s sylvia luke. thanks so much for making time. i know you are very busy. let me start by saying our hearts on the mainland go out to you andual of the hawaiians. i know it s been so devastating. i want to ask you if you have any update on fatalities and how many people remain missing. you know, we really appreciate that, jessica. you know, we have received so much support not just locally, but nationally and internationally as well. this has been really devastating for our community and from the we started with a death toll of 60. now it has significantly
investigation of hunter biden, a special counsel has been announced, signaling that a trial is now likely to fall into legal and political implications. plus blunt words from a judge to donald trump s legal team, reminding the former president he can t intimidate witnesses and warning more inflammatory statements lieutenants require a quicker start to a trial. in hawaii, at least 55 killed, thousands displaced, as fires devastate maui. one official says the historic town of lahaina is all gone. this hour, a look at what some has lost to the hawaiians, and what they need most. all of this is coming in right to cnn news central. it is happening again. another high-profile special
riding waves was once a sacred practice. in ancient hawaii it was a way for men and women to praise the ocean gods. surfing struggled through colonisation, but by the 1920s the so called king of surfing, duke kahanamoku, was spreading his love of the surf abroad. even the future king edward tried it out on a visit to hawaii. it took off around the world, including here in the uk. in the 1950s the wooden boards of the hawaiians gave way to modern materials. reporter: blocks of stiff polyurethane foam, - and over a layer of fibreglass there must be several coats of chemical resin. the surfers were now kept warm by suits of neoprene. and what was the source of most of these new products? oil an industry producing greenhouse gases, toxic emissions and waste products that take years to break down. and today, just look