If anybody's still out here, the fire is on Front Street and it is time to go.

A tragic situation is developing in Hawaii. That's where we're starting today on the

seven from the Washington Post. I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Thursday, August 10th. Let's

get you caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, at least 36 people have died and devastating wildfires in Hawaii.

Several large fires are raging across the Big Island and Maui.

Video shows a rescue helicopter flying over the

the estimated tourist town of Lahaina on Maui.

Oh my gosh, look at the harbor.

Oh my gosh. Dry conditions, drought, and high winds connected to Hurricane Dora have fueled the fire spread.

Shelters are at capacity. Hundreds of families have been displaced and visitors have

been asked to stay away. The situation is developing fast so you can follow updates as they unfold on our site.

Number two, Twitter was fined $350,000 for failing to turn over Donald Trump's data.

New court filings show that back in March, Twitter was ordered to give the data to the special

council investigating the lead up to the January 6th, 2021 attack.

Twitter, which is now named X, was fined for handing the data over three days after the court

order deadline.

It's not clear what was in the data, but an indictment against a former president, which was revealed this month,

references 18 of his tweets, including 7 from January 6th. Number three, an Ecuadorian presidential candidate was assassinated.

Fernando Viesencio was shot dead. candidate was

shot dead as he left a political rally in Quito last night.

He was one of the leading candidates in the upcoming elections,

which are less than two weeks away.

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