have been released by officials, one week after at least 111 people died. more than 1,000 people are estimated to still to be missing. it will be a long wait until the full scale of the destruction is understood, however the maui emergency management agency has estimated it will cost $5.52 billion to rebuild. the local chamber of commerce s foundation has established a business relief fund to help local businesses who have been impacted by the wildfires. joining me now is sherry menor mcnamara, president and ceo, chamber of commerce. thank you very much for being with us today. i thank you very much for being with us today. with us today. i know it is early days with us today. i know it is early days and with us today. i know it is early days and we - with us today. i know it is early days and we are - with us today. i know it is - early days and we are focused on the recovery, how much are people thinking about rebuilding at this stage? right
the first names of people killed on the hawaiian island have been released by officials, one week after at least 111 people died. more than 1,000 people are estimated to still to be missing. it will be a long wait until the full scale of the destruction is understood, however the maui emergency management agency has estimated it will cost $5.52 billion to rebuild. the local chamber of commerce s foundation has established a business relief fund to help local businesses who have been impacted by the wildfires. joining me now is sherry menor mcnamara, president and ceo, chamber of commerce. thank you very much for being with us today. i thank you very much for being with us today. with us today. i know it is early days with us today. i know it is early days and with us today. i know it is early days and we - with us today. i know it is early days and we are i with us today. i know it is i early days and we are focused on the recovery, how much are people thinking about rebuilding at
convey they have searched inside those buildings. the latest figures that we got from fema, $5.52 billion is now the estimate for rebuilding lahaina, just a staggering number. 2,207 structures were damaged or destroyed. 4500 is the number of people who could need potential shelter. also waiting to get in here, people who are donating supplies. we talked to a few of them yesterday. here s what they told us. we re taking from ice, gas, toothbrushes, toothpaste, baby food, diapers, basically anything we could get our hands on. we re trying to help as many people as we can. we re just trying to get to lahaina and drop this off. we have snacks, wipes, peanut
afternoon. you ve been here since 3:00? none of us has moved. my co-worker is up there three trucks. they ve been here the whole time. it s either laughter or tears. when i talk to all the people in our business that have been affected, about 14 people that lost their houses and so we re just trying to do the most good we can. it s really frustrating when you can t. so in terms of the wider picture, there are new figures that are out from fema estimating that it s going to cost $5.52 billion to rebuild lahaina, 2,207 structures either damaged or destroyed. 4,500 people, that is the estimate for the number of people who need to be sheltered in both the near and the long-term. but this, what we are seeing here, is the first chapter to both rebuilding, seeing what survived, and seeing what is left of a place that was so
trucks. i got three other coworkers back there. they ve been here the whole time. reporter: that s what happens happening at the granular level. cnn reporting as of this morning new estimates from fema and the pacific disaster center say $5.52 billion is what it will take to rebuild lahaina, 2,207 structures damaged or destroyed, 4,500 people will potentially need shelter because they have no more homes, nowhere else to go, six shelters here on the island are filled. we re going to try to grab an interview. we will let you get back to the rest of the news. we re going to see what these people are going to do if they cannot get into the perimeter to see what happened to their homes