Trump indictment. Also this hour, the urgent search for the missing in the charred ruins of mauis wildfire catastrophe. The Hawaii Governor will join us live with an update on the Disaster Response as the death toll could surpass 100 at any moment. Cnn has Exclusive New Reporting on former republican legal officials siding with the Special Counsel Prosecuting Trump in the january 6th case. Ill ask a retired judge turned trump critic why he and others believe its critical for the former president to get a speedy trial. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and the United States and around the world. Im woman bliwolf blitzer, you in the situation room. Lets go right to georgia to the grand jury who may be poised to indictment donald trump. Sarah murray is just outside the courthouse where grand jurors have been hearing new testimony today. What do we know about the proceedings this hour . Reporter well, wolf, it has been a very busy day here at the Fulton County courthouse. We
and so the 3% was just the initial because we only had three dogs in that first day. the dogs could only work for 15 minutes because the heat was intent intense. as reported, the heat was still there. there are still some embers burning from the 85% of the fires contained, although we don t have the catastrophic wind condition we have the night of the fire. so the fire has been controlled now. there s no structure left whatsoever. we re told that power lines were reportedly not shut off, as you know, governor, when the fires broke out. warning signs were not sounded and fire hydrants ran dry. your attorney general is currently reviewing the emergency response to this fire. when do you think the people will have more answers on these questions on what went wrong? so i authorized that comprehensive review with our attorney general immediately, i think on the third day.
it s tricky. like it depends again on the wind condition. if it s like a just an icy breeze, like very constant wind, obviously it s there s less opportunities in the wind to catch up. and it s more about speed. if it s like all over the place, like storms or big waves, then it s easier to catch up. and tactically, you can position yourself on the fleet so you give yourself more risk or less risk. there s quite a lot to think about. japan s really special. i ve been there a couple of times. once in 2019 i say games and i actually had so much fun at that event. it was really cool, i think serving such an individual sport and we kind of have like a team vibe there. we were down there all day supporting one another and winning, which was
and each race is about 20, 25 minutes and normally we re at max heart rate for most of that. and then you have only ten minutes in between each race on a day and then you go again. it s tricky. like it depends again on the wind condition. if it s like a just an icy breeze, like very constant wind, obviously it s there s less opportunities in the wind to catch up. and it s more about speed. if it s like all over the place, like storms or big waves, then it s easier to catch up. and tactically, you can position yourself on the fleet so you give yourself more risk or less risk. there s quite a lot to think about. japan s really special. i ve been there a couple of times. it was really cool, i think serving such an individual sport and we kind of have like a team vibe there. we were down there all day supporting one another and winning, which was really different and cool and i really enjoyed that.
as before and make new friends. the safety of all concerned is the highest priority. but when the action starts, it will be medals on their mind. emma wilson will be windsurfing in enashima, around an hour s drive south of tokyo. it s a place she knows well, finishing fourth in a test event that secured her spot on team gb. yeah, i spent like the whole of 2019 summer in enashima injapan and it was amazing. like obviously the weather is very nice, it s hot and sunny, but also like the people were so welcoming. we have three races a day and each race is about 20, 25 minutes and normally we re at max heart rate for most of that. and then you have only ten minutes in between each race on a day and then you go again. it s tricky. like it depends again on the wind condition. if it s like a just an icy breeze, like very constant wind, obviously