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complex is completely gone. allen vu is with us now. he lost his home and the place where he worked. his restaurant, where he was the chef there, the fire took both. allen, i m sorry to speak with you under these circumstances, but i do want to start with at least some good news. there was a question about an employee, a coworker. you did not have any idea where this person was, but you have an update now, tell us about it. you know, it came from our tremendous strong leadership from the company. what we first did was make sure that we made sure all of our employees were taken into account from management staff. we made sure that we continuously text and phone called every employee to make sure that they re accounted for. and it was just until today that
Hawaii residents said that the federal government was not doing enough to help locals after devastating wildfires destroyed the town of Lahaina, Hawaii.
contact with a lot of residents in lahaina that are stuck up north who are out of power, out of water, out of gas. there s no gas. so a lot of civilians, and a lot of people are trying to access into lahaina, northbound or southbound to provide support. allen vu, we are happy that you are safe, that angelina is safe, everybody there at the marlan bar, and thank you for spending time with us and telling us your story. be well. appreciate it. for more information on how you can help hawaii wildfire survivors, go to cnn.com/impact or text hawaii to 707070 to donate. poppy. victor, thank you. in just a few hours, trump s team will meet judge tanya chutkan in a courtroom. she s the judge overseeing the
Eye-popping sculptures, photography and displays of bright color are just some of what can be expected at the Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, which will be on display until May 6 at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Graduate students Sean Sullivan, Adam Stuart, Shanda L. Stinebaugh and Allen Vu are the candidates for.