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And have warned the death toll may rise. And in the past hour, James Tokioka director of the department of business, Economic Development and tourism in hawaii, gave this update. Its a very, very sad day in hawaii. It is devastating. And i know many families in maui are struggling right now as well as many Family Members across the state. We want to send our heartfelt love to them and our prayers to them. I am going to talk with two hats on, from here at the Convention Centre, we set up to accommodate 2,000 people. As the planes were leaving from maui, we realised that some of the people, in fact, a lot of the people that were coming to 0ahu from maui had made their own accommodation. We have a set up here that would accommodate 2,000 people. I want to really thank the team here because terry 0rton from the Convention Centre was here at four oclock in the Morning Setting up. They are doing an incrediblejob. People have been up all night. I really want to thank them for all of the work that they did, the red cross has been here helping us, nicky from the red cross. Thank you to all of those people. John monaghan and jerry gibson had been working with the hotels to make sure when guests get here, that they know which hotels have availability and get them to the hotels. What we also know is that the hotels that had occupancy this morning, most of them do not have that Occupancy Rate now. So that tells us that the people are going straight from the airport and they are finding accommodation and transportation to these resort areas. So that is a good thing. We are prepared here. Tomorrow, we know that more flights will be coming in, actually, buses are coming in right now with people. Survivors have also been describing their escape from the fires. I was the last one off the dock, when the firestorm came through the trees and took everything with it. And ijust ran out to the beach and ran south. I helped everybody i could on the way. Youve got to know when you can. I got home around four oclock yesterday from work. The smoke in town. My son and his girlfriend and two kids were at the house and we evacuated immediately. No cell phone coverage, no internet, no way to contact the outside world and we got to this side of the island around midnight last night. My wife and dog slept in the parking lot at whole foods, woke up this morning and got on our phones to pictures of our house just down to the slab, nothing but smoke. The winds picked up, everything just flew our way, the apartment complex was right above the Aquatics Centre so we thought we were ok but then the wind came, l gas stations blew up, everything caught fire by the brush and then we just had to evacuate. We will be reporting live in the situation shortly. The number of fatalities recently increased to 36. Lets get you the latest on events in ecuador today. New pictures have emerged of the moment a candidate in the forthcoming president ial election was shot. Fernando villavicencio has campaigned against corruption and was attacked as he left a Campaign Event in the capital on wednesday. He is one of the few candidates to allege links between organised crime and government officials in ecuador. A State Of Emergency has been declared following the assassination. The first round of the president ial election is scheduled to take place on 20 august. Mr villavicencio was one of eight candidates in the first round of the election although he was not the frontrunner these are pictures of the attack coming up, Fernando Villavicencio died later in hospital. He can be seen leaving the speech and getting into the car when gunshots ring out. Gunshots you can see the chaos as people scrambled to deal with a situation that handed on today. Lets get more on this. Can you take us through the shocking pictures there . How has this terrible incident being dealt with in ecuador . The this terrible incident being dealt with in ecuador . This terrible incident being dealt with in ecuador . The campaign will chance, with in ecuador . The campaign will change. We with in ecuador . The campaign will change. We do with in ecuador . The campaign will change, we do not with in ecuador . The campaign will change, we do not know with in ecuador . The campaign will change, we do not know in with in ecuador . The campaign will change, we do not know in which i change, we do not know in which direction, but this is really serious. We have had crimes before, we had two crimes, one of a candidate to the congress, another one of the mayor, but this is a candidate to the presidency, who has real possibilities to at least reach the second round of the president ial election. And . Is there any sense as to who might have carried this out . The information that we have is we have three suspects, one is already dead, we have a State Of Emergency decreed by the presidency for 60 days and this serious feeling of insecurity and every candidate of the campaign. We insecurity and every candidate of the campaign the campaign. We will return to ecuador throughout the campaign. We will return to ecuador throughout the the campaign. We will return to ecuador throughout the programme. Thank you to you. Here in uk. Northern irelands Senior Police officers will be questioned by politicians later about the data breach which led to details about all of the countrys Police Officers and civilian staff accidentally being made public. The information was taken down within two hours, but there are fears that it could still be used by dissident republicans to mount new attacks on the police. Live now to our correspondent Charlotte Gallagher whos in belfast. Lots of questions to ask about how this could possibly have happened. There will be. I think this meeting of the Policing Board is going to be really tense. Everyone is acknowledging that this is a really serious situation. The names of 10,000 Police Officers and staff published online. And that includes Police Officers working in the most sensitive of areas including Police Officers that were working with mi5, the British Security service. Politicians sitting on that Policing Board will one answer to some key questions, firstly, how on earth could this happen . Secondly, how are the police force going to ensure that this never happens again . Crucially, what is the police force doing to ensure the safety of Police Officers in Northern Ireland . We know that they have updated their Security Advice for officers and in the past, that has included things like checking under cars to make sure there are no explosive devices and also varying routes to and from work. The Police Federation which represents officers here say they have been inundated with phone calls from worried officers and their families because when you speak to Police Officers here, they know it is a worrying situation at the best of times. 0ne is a worrying situation at the best of times. One woman told the bbc that she has not told her children that she has not told her children that she has not told her children that she is a Police Officer because she doesnt know who they will tell. 0ne politician here said a Police Officer had told them they had not gone to their mothers house for ten years and sit down for a meal because of the security situation. 0thers because of the security situation. Others have said that they have moved various times so they feel safe. It is undoubtedly a really scary time for some Police Officers because in the past, officers have been targeted, around 300 were murdered during their travels and in february this year there was an Attempted Murder of a senior detective in Northern Ireland. Thank ou ve detective in Northern Ireland. Thank you very much live now to belfast and stephen white, former Assistant Chief Constable for Northern Ireland. Can you take astray three year reaction to the story two you heard charlotte talking about the worry that so many officers in Northern Ireland are undergoing about the release of this personal information. What do you make of it as someone who has worked in the organisation . It is as someone who has worked in the organisation . Organisation . It is deeply concerning. Organisation . It is deeply concerning. It organisation . It is deeply concerning. It takes organisation . It is deeply i concerning. It takes Courage Organisation . It is deeply concerning. It takes courage to join the police in Northern Ireland, it always did and it always will because it is a life changing decision. 0ne because it is a life changing decision. One that effects not only you but your family and your social circle. Forsome, anonymity you but your family and your social circle. For some, anonymity or keeping their Profession Private is essential in terms of their personal security. 0bviously, they have the rightful expectation that the organisation and those who are in charge of leading it will treat all private and personal information regarding them in a safe and secure way. Clearly, there is a breach, there is a leak in relation to data, and that has raised questions about the process, and the supervisory capacity of those in leadership positions. This capacity of those in leadership ositions. � ,. , capacity of those in leadership ositions. A. , capacity of those in leadership ositions. A. , positions. As we have been saying, Senior Police positions. As we have been saying, Senior Police officers positions. As we have been saying, Senior Police officers will positions. As we have been saying, Senior Police officers will be Senior Police officers will be questioned by politicians later today, what questions would you like them to be asking . Them to be asking . There are two thins them to be asking . There are two things that them to be asking . There are two things that need them to be asking . There are two things that need to them to be asking . There are two things that need to be them to be asking . There are twoj things that need to be addressed, firstly, why it happened, and secondly, what is the impact and then they will lead to immediate actions that are being planned or already put into process, and longer term, longerterm already put into process, and longer term, longer term aspects whether it be new protocols and processes in relation to prevention of data leaks and also the training, management and also the training, management and supervision. Can and also the training, management and supervision. And also the training, management and supervision. Can you understand wh olice and supervision. Can you understand why Police Officers and supervision. Can you understand why Police Officers are and supervision. Can you understand why Police Officers are taking and supervision. Can you understand why Police Officers are taking extra l why Police Officers are taking extra steps at the moment to ensure their own safety and the safety of their families . ~ ,. ,. ,. , families . Absolutely, the threat to life and limb families . Absolutely, the threat to life and limb in families . Absolutely, the threat to life and limb in northern families . Absolutely, the threat to life and limb in Northern Ireland i families . Absolutely, the threat to life and limb in Northern Ireland to Police Officers and their families is not hypothetical, it is real. We had one of the paramilitary Terrorist Groups only a few months ago saying that Police Families were no targets. You know, Police Officers make those decisions and police staff on the civilian side who also work on investigation and evidence gathering and the administrative aspects of the Police Service, in a sense, you know youre putting yourself at risk, but to think that your loved ones are also going to be targeted, then, obviously, that affects close and personal. There is a need, i think, for the Police Service and those in command positions to prove that they are not only regretting what happened, but stung into action to ensure nothing like this ever happens again. That is the most important thing as far as i am concerned. What was a seemingly innocuous question about the establishment, how many Police Officers there and support staff a few what rules they were involved in, an organisational chart that would explain how the Police Service provided services, how that was translated into a document giving over 9000 names, theirjob titles, the department they were working on, and possibly allowing those to be traced to their home address and so on, its absolutely shameful. Its a terrible thing and should never have happened. Terrible thing and should never have ha ened. ~ ,. Terrible thing and should never have ha ened. ~ ,. Terrible thing and should never have ha ened. ~. , happened. Thank you so much for talkin to happened. Thank you so much for talking to us happened. Thank you so much for talking to us this happened. Thank you so much for talking to us this morning. The number of people in england waiting to start routine Hospital Treatment has risen to a new record high. An estimated 7. 6 Million People were waiting to start treatment at the end ofjune, up from 7. 5 million in may. It is the highest number since records began in august 2007. Heres our health editor, hugh pym, with more. Good morning. Why the rise . What is this being pedantic . This being pedantic . There has been a consistent this being pedantic . There has been a consistent increase this being pedantic . There has been a consistent increase during this being pedantic . There has been a consistent increase during the a consistent increase during the pandemic and since then as this backlog built up of postponed treatment and postponed operations and appointments. It was beginning to flatten out, but it was not falling, and then we had the strikes in various parts of the Nhs In England and these figures are for england, and nhs england has said there were 100,000 postponed procedures and appointments injune and that contributed to this increase. But i think it is really hard to make arithmetical links directly between the two. Because, clearly, hospitals and right across the system, they are struggling with this backlog. Remember, it is a key pledge of the government to cut this waiting list, certainly after the plateau, it has carried on going up and hospitals are saying it is getting harder to bring down their Waiting Lists as well as coping with all the new patients who need treatment. It all the new patients who need treatment all the new patients who need treatment. It is difficult to get our treatment. It is difficult to get your head treatment. It is difficult to get your head in treatment. It is difficult to get your head in the treatment. It is difficult to get your head in the number, treatment. It is difficult to get your head in the number, 7. 6| treatment. It is difficult to get your head in the number, 7. 6 Million People waiting to start treatment at the end ofjune, what is a reality for the nhs and people trying to be treated . ,. ,. ,. , treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if you treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if you look treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if you look at treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if you look at the treated . Nhs leaders are making clear that if you look at the long l clear that if you look at the long waits in the overall figure, people have waited more than 18 months or two years, they have been really reduced and effectively almost eliminated certainly in the case of two year weights. 0thers eliminated certainly in the case of two year weights. Others would argue, well, a year or two before the pandemic, the idea of waiting two years for a hip replacement, a Knee Replacement or Cataract Surgery would have been unthinkable but they started building up. For some patients, it is hugely frustrating and disappointing, Consultant Appointments that they have waited for a long time and then they are postponed. But the nhs deals with millions of people

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