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let's speak with congresswoman jill tekuda. she represents most of the hawaiian islands, and where we're seeing all these pictures coming in. congresswoman, i'm so sorry for what your constituents are dealing with. what's the latest you can tell us? >> first of all, thank you, brianna. this has absolutely been heartbreaking, devastating for so many of us. two of my islands in my district are on fire. such fear overcoming so many individuals. right now, as was mentioned, as daylight takes hold, we're only now able to assess the damage. happened at night. you can imagine the terror and fear. there's literally people taking to the ocean to escape . >> obviously they sought refuge there. what can you tell us about casualties? we know that some are being moved off maui to get better treatment. we know our hospital on maui was overwhelmed with people showing up. my big fear was so many homes and businesses were burned down. we'll have to comb through the wreckage to say exactly what happened . we've heard stories about people who were helping to try to evacuate people in those categories. is that your concern, we may not know what has happened to some of those folks? >> absolutely. you know, we are a tight knit community. we are all now worried about our friends, our neighbors, or loved ones that could have been caught in this kay on the. you know, they think hawaii is a sprawled-out space, but we have a lot of tight-knit homes, and this would be us going piece by piece, making sure we know where everyone is, and praying for their safety and their health. we know things move so quickly, you've seen the videos and heard the firsthand accounts. i fear the worse that some were not able to make it out of their homes in time. >> what contact have you had with the federal government? what else do you need? >> senator mayorkas called a little while ago and pledged full support of the agency s the coast guard was literally pulling people from the ocean. fema has already given the green light so we can get more fire fighting resources. we're going to need everybody we can to fight the fire, but it's the long term, for the people who have lost everything, their homes, clothes on their backs. generational business that is no longer exist today. we are going to make sure we pull every resource possible from the federal government to stand by and support our community through what will be a long and difficult time. you are on a bipartisan trip. are you heading back soon in order to attend your district? 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