and climate change caused the severity of the fires. do you support maui s lawsuit. so it s immediate recovery. it s long-term rebuilding questions that they have pressing for him then of course, just the grief. over 800 souls still unaccounted for right now. and people coming to grips with the idea this may take months or years or may never form closure for them. forensic anthropologist experts say scenes like this can take years to sort out. so there s so much here for him to take on but he s, looks like he s on front street in historic lahaina, which was once the capital of the kingdom of hawaii then was a very historic point when the missionaries and plantation era came along. so much of that burned in those thousand degree flames, wolf. bill weir from maui.
during an accident. a student was boarding the bus in rural manatee county, florida when it was hit from behind sending the bus careening off the road. he jumped out and checked on the girl boarding and then checked all the kids were okay. police in texas got a surprise monday night following a high-speed chase. the driver turned out to be a 12-year-old boy. officers say the pickup truck with headlights off was traveling at more than 100 miles an hour. when the truck finally came to a stop, police could not believe it was a preteen behind the wheel. the driver is now in juvenile detention. on wednesday, a kentucky nanny ran barefoot through 400 degree flames to save the little boy she was watching from a raging fire. allison has serious burns on her hands and feet from her desperate dash to receive aiden from the flames engulfing the