cars. and lahaina, the town most of a stated by the wildfire, a point of no return. residents like leslie clark, left with nothing. the whole thing, it s gone. anguish are stuck in miles long traffic jams, trying to recover what s left of their homes. you want this area, clandestine cases an emergency, all? right what you re seeing is the road to lahaina. some people have been waiting in this line for more than 15 hours to get access to their home, and that so people have been sleeping in their cars and after police are shutting down the and friends after how people are are people supposed to get furious. the down roads there, if the dam roads are are closed. closed? some are attempting to some, attempting to get get crucial crucial medication to those who medication to those who needed the, needed the most. like most like nurse cheri pelova, pushing to help paloma who is those suffering from pushing to help the diabetes. suffering from would you say that medication for
the road to lahaina has been blocked. in many cases, we are seeing that its volunteers that are trying anything they can to get aid. i want to bring in blake, he is from lahaina and he has lost everything. how are you doing? i’m lahaina and he has lost everything. how are you doing? lahaina and he has lost everything. how are you doing? i m from texas oriainall how are you doing? i m from texas originally but how are you doing? i m from texas originally but i how are you doing? i m from texas originally but i have how are you doing? i m from texas originally but i have a how are you doing? i m from texas originally but i have a lot how are you doing? i m from texas originally but i have a lot of - originally but i have a lot of friends originally but i have a lot of friends in originally but i have a lot of friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina i friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina. iwant friends in lahaina. my
in maui county have finally opened up the road to lahaina and the lineup to get in is miles long and bumper to bumper, residents to see what s left of their lives, tourists who left pass passports and other things to get away from the flames. the fires are mostly contained but this invasive grass that became the fuel for this fire still very dry. so fingers crossed this doesn t get worse as people try to adjust with the horrible new normal here in maui. bill weir, cnn, near lahaina. well, judy riley lives on a neigh neighboring island lanai. judy was one of the ones who was lucky to get out unscathed but friends, neighbors, i mean, they lost everything.