Resident about what life on the island has become. Donald trumps legal troubles in the State Of Georgia could be coming to a head. Well tell you the message from the prosecutor to certain witnesses. And how the white house is responding after a special counsel is appointed to look into president bidens son, hunter, and why some republicans say theyre still not satisfied with the investigation. Announcer live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with laila harrak. We begin in hawaii where days after wildfires decimated maui, the death toll is rising. Authorities have confirmed 89 deaths making the fires the deadliest in the United States in more than a century and that number is expected to climb even more in the coming days as crews sift through the devastation caused by the fires. Governor josh green says the area has suffered some 6 billion in losses with some 2200 structures damaged or destroyed, vast majority of them residential. This is the largest Natural Disaster weve ever expe
Happening now, breaking news. A new Protective Order just issued 8020 20 election interference case against donald trump. The judge, barring the former president and his lawyers from publicly disclosing Sensitive Information. Also tonight, as the flames ease and the death toll is expected to keep rising, we are getting uptotheminute accounts of the damage from the Wildfire Disaster in hawaii. Cnn is of course on the scene. And the Hawaii Governor will join us live with all the latest developments. And the top prosecutor in the Hunter Biden Probe is elevated to Special Counsel as the president son now appears headed to trial. We are breaking down the legal implications and the political fallout. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. I am wolf blitzer and you are in the Situation Room. This is cnn breaking news. Lets get right to it. Coming out of the first hearing before the judge in the trump election interference case. Cnn justice correspondent is on t
The drone. it shows just how much russia needs to replace them. they are in many ways disposable on the battlefield. it shows there would be an ongoing strategy of using drones for reconnaissance but for finding holes. if you are standing up new production lines, that signals that russia is in this for the long haul, willing to really invest in this war and of course that is not good news going forward for ukraine. clare sebastian in london. thank you so much for your continued coverage. and ukraine is stepping up its crackdown on suspected corruption in military recruitments on friday. president zelenskyy fired all heads of regional recruitment centers across the board. mr. zelenskyy accused of them of using their jobs for profiteering while the country is at war. one anticorruption activist said the move was not only about the
Tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone s gonna need more tide. it s a mess out there. that s why there s 85% more tide in every power pod. -see? -baby: ah. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy announcing every official in charge of ukraine s regional military recruitment centers has been fired. cnn s nick paton walsh has the latest. reporter: wolf, a very strident decision by volodymyr zelenskyy to fire the heads of all regional military recruitments. that s after weeks, maybe months, perhaps, of scandals about corruption, about the personal enrichment of those serving in those places. here s what he had to say. translator: we are dismissing all regional military
The U.S. military is failing to meet its recruitment goals. The Army reported falling short last year by 25%, or 15,000 recruits. The Navy came up short by 8,000 active-duty sailors (more than 20% below its goal) and 3,000 reservists (nearly 30% short).