Sirens on this i island. And why that wasnt activated, because it clearly would have given people more time to escape the flames and get out of town. And, of course, the number of fatalities would probably not be the number that it currently is. Another big challenge here, mike, is housing. Why . Theres not much of it. Its expensive to rent or own. And unlike, say, the mainland there are not any towns that can simply absorb 4,500 people right now that need shelter. Lahaina was really small, nice historical place, and its gone. All the kind of, like, precious memories of my kids and kind of generational stuff. Reporter so eva adams, she lost her home. It was in this new 89unit, Affordable Housing complex that is now, of course, as you see, just ashes. There are about 2,700 buildings here that were destroyed in lahaina, 86 of those were homes. And the community of lahaina is a very working class, a lot of Native Hawaiians who serve the resorts, and right now those people who are now home
after saving up enough to restart his trek, he heads to this bus station where ticket sellers hold up signs like this one in chinese. it reads colombian border. more than a dozen pie grants board the bus north. we go with them for the ride. on board they plan their next moves. california. that s the ultimate goal. he plans to stay here for tw nights and then hire a cab to take him over the border. as a lot of the migrants are able to pay their way in taxi to get to the bridge crossing, we noticed a lot of folks from latin american countries like these folks here not having the money to do that. so they walk. in the cold rain, we meet these
overwhelming the city. we have team coverage with bill melugin tracking the latest developments on the ground at the border, but let s are start with nate foy looking into the crisis in new york city. hello, nate. reporter: hey, mike, a four-star hotel in long island city is one of almost 200 taxpayer-funded shelters for pie grants, but as mayor eric adams looks to share the burden with the rest of the state, erie county is off the list of possibilities after two reported sexes yule assault allegations in the past week involving migrants. democratic erie county executive said, quote, i demanded that mayor adams halt all further transportation of asylum seekers to our community until such time we can resolve all security issues. he also went on to the accuse a contractor hired to help migrants of possibly interfering with the second sexual assault investigation. now, both incidents happened at buffalo hotels. the new york post reports the most recent one involved a
repairs, delayed repairs. and plumbing issues where water was making the concrete weaker. reporter: thanks, phil. griff: police releasing more details about the 11 men who prompted a andoff on i-5 this week even. they say they are members of a sovereign citizen group that quote does not recognize our laws. the standoff lasts about hours. alicia: a sung of pie grants is overwhelming officers on the border. reporter: things have not slowed down at the border. we had a 8 trooper drive up to
clothing, and now some of the children are already back. reporter: customs and border protection says the tegs to transfer 100 migrants to the station was made because there was no longer concerns of overcrowding. there are worries from the legal independent monitors who went into the facility that the churn will only go back to conditions they describe as unconscionable. it was after the associated press and county cnn reported about the conditions that roughly 250 children were transferred out of this facility and into hhs care. that freed up some room to bring back 100 pie grants. some of them originally here and removed. it goes without saying that what goes on inside is heartbreaking. children sleeping on the ground without mattresses, effectively left to fend for themselves. in one case according to a legal monitor, a teen hadn t showered in three weeks.