what can americans do to help out? right now the aloha spirit is amazing not just here in hawaii were receiving support from all over the world actually. e-mails directly coming that they can help i have a truck on this island elect to ship it over. the amount of donations coming in are overwhelming some the donation sites. the donations are getting to maui there s so much donations on a maui it s taking up a school gym for the donation center in the school is closed. there also housings on the displaced residents from maui. the donations are coming for the number one thing maui needs now is money to help but the donations you can see a video there it is amazing the aloha spirit and the town of lahaina is a valuable place a lot of hawaiian historical elements to it. home of the world s largest banyan tree the whalers village and neighborhoods just leveled
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sadly, now, according to officials, over 17,000 people, sadly, now, according to officials, over17,000 people, more sadly, now, according to officials, over 17,000 people, more than sadly, now, according to officials, over17,000 people, more than 17,000 have lost their lives in this disaster. what is the community there doing to try to help? well, first of all. there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the community - there doing to try to help? well, first of all, the community has . there doing to try to help? -ii first of all, the community has been in total shock, and emotions are really high at the moment. london is home to a large turkish and kurdish community from south east turkey, and we have lots of syrian people, and we have lots of syrian people, and there is a large turkish cypriot community, and everyone is absolutely dismayed at what they have seen on tv. what the community has done in the last few days is com
the problem you are dealing with there. thank you for having me this morning. we had six of our facilities that were damaged during the flood. three of those schools had 6 to 8 feet of water in them. central office, another gymnasium and alternative school all sustained damage. dana: are the kids still at home waiting for the ability to go back to school? yes. we have not been able to start school yet. we have set the date of september 21st to be our first day with students. we have been able to relocate the schools that were damaged in existing facilities and share space. dana: how has this community come together after this tragedy? i think that s one of the positive things we ve seen is neighbor helping neighbor. people who have lost everything have been working at our donation sites to help get others what they need. it has been a beautiful thing