hello again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me from washington, d.c. i'm fredericka witfield. we begin with the apocalyptic destruction from the deadliest natural disaster in hawaii's history. almost 80 people are dead and thousands displaced. at any moment, lahaina residents could return to assess what might be left. crews are working to fully contain three major fires and prevent flare-ups on maui. the devastation costing an estimated $5.5 billion. governor josh green has ordered a comprehensive review of the state's response. let's go to cnn's mike valerio. last hour you were approached by a woman who was very frustrated about the road closures. what's been happening there? >> reporter: good morning. the sun is now up over maui. this is the moment, fred, that people have been waiting for for more than 14 hours. hundreds of car s queued up in the background, now able to move through the main route that goes into the disaster zone o f la h these are people who have been waiting after they fled their homes tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening with literally nothing but the clothes they were wearing. they may not know what's left of their homes. people sleeping here overnight in their cars. they're checking with police. police are making sure that these are residents, not tourists, not anybody trying to take advantage of the situation. and if you were staying at a bed and breakfast or a small hotel, you are also able to get into this perimeter. we also want to take you as we monitor what's happening over here. some video of national guard troops who are beginning to survey the ruins of lahaina. they're going door to door, in some instances spray painting x's on the ruins of buildings to convey they have searched inside those buildings. the latest figures that we got from fema, $5.52 billion is now the estimate for rebuilding lahaina, just a staggering number. 2,207 structures were damaged or destroyed. 4500 is the number of people who could need potential shelter. also waiting to get in here, people who are donating supplies. we talked to a few of them yesterday. here's what they told us. >> we're taking from ice, gas, toothbrushes, toothpaste, baby food, diapers, basically anything we could get our hands on. >> we're trying to help as many people as we can. we're just trying to get to lahaina and drop this off. >> we have snacks, wipes, peanut butter, formula and cereal for babies. >> reporter: you're seeing the start of a new chapter, people hoping to see what's left, taking the highway for about 20 minutes into the epicenter of this crisis. we're going to get in the line as well. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning here. sun rise now, a new day on maui. >> a new day, but many tenuous moments. thank you so much. we'll be on the journey with you. as officials in laina work to extinguish flare-ups, cnn went inside the devastation before officials shut down the main road. bill weir takes a look. >> the trees behind you, this was all from the tornado that came through. we've never even seen a tornado in ohio. >> reporter: in a place so familiar with weather extremes, maui locals have never seen anything like the firestorm that obliterated lahaina. >> we saw a little smolder of smoke. then now there's a little brush fire. within five minutes the whole thing was engulfed and went up in flames. there was nobody to put anything out. >> reporter: we're getting our first glimpse at this town after hearing these nightmare stories. it is worse than you can imagine. it looks like a world war ii set, like a bomb went off here, utter scorched devastation everywhere, melted boats in the harbor. what was once the capital of the kingdom of hawaii and one of the most well-preserved towns in the nation is ash. this man escaped the flames on his harley-davidson. >> had i taken the car, i'd probably have been with everybody else jumping in the water. flames were shooting over the top. i didn't want to look behind me, because i knew they were behind me. >> there was nowhere to go. you were pinned between the fire and the ocean. >> all those cars sitting and waiting to move, no one was moving anywhere. they all jumped in the ocean and a lot of them didn't make it, from what i heard. >> if the winds were 80 miles per hour, the surf must have been -- >> it wasn't just that. there was diesel fuel in the water as well and the officials couldn't come in because of the reefs. i know a lady that stood in the water for eight hours. >> reporter: this is the historic banyan tree at the center of lahaina town. it looked like it may have survived. it needs water desperately. for the locals coming down and looking at the damage, this is such a sign of hope that maybe their iconic tree will have lived when so much else is gone here, but the history can never be replaced. right here, this is the first hotel in hawaii, the pioneer hotel and pioneer theater. it's completely gone. right over here was the library. it's just now a stone shell of scorched blocks. around front street there, fleetwood's is gutted out with flames. it's just unrecognizable. one of the most charming beloved port cities anywhere in the world is just scorched like a bomb went off. farmer eddie garcia lost a small fortune in crop damage, but now is bracing for much bigger losses. >> my god, when i was down there early, there were uncles and people i know in the street dead. people were trying to get to the end of the street. you can tell by where the cars were parked. they say hundreds of people jumped in the water. >> you personally lost crops? >> i lost nothing compared to what people lost. i lost farm stuff and food and whatever tiny little things compared to what people lost. people lost their family, they lost their houses. everything we've seen, all the landmarks, everything we've seen for years, history, it's all gone. >> extraordinary. bill weir, thank you so much. here's one bit of good news. officials say the wildfires on maui are now 80% contained and the winds that fuelled the flames are gradually decreasing. cnn meteorologist chad myers reports. >> it's obviously good news that hurricane dora has moved away. what isn't gone, though, is this rainfall deficit. 80% of hawaii in some type of rainfall deficit and in maui county 16% of the area there under severe drought. even in the dry areas of maui just to the west of haleakala. how are there dry areas in hawaii? only the one side of every extinct volcano is a rain forest. the other side, that's where it is dry, almost a desert. so here's the west side of maui. the wind and the storms, the trades, come in from the east to the west. if you are on the east side of these mountains, that's where it rains. it rains almost every single day. places receive 400 inches in kauai and some places. so there is the rain forest that we talk about. on the other side, when the air comes over the top and comes back down, that's when you get the dry air. it really looks like a desert on the other side of the rain forest. these canyons that you see coming down from the top of the extinct volcano may have acted like a wind tunnel effect. we don't know. this is still years and years and years that they will look at this. something else you probably haven't heard of unless you're from the west, wildland/urban interface. what is that? that's when you get wild land here. in fact, those are abandoned sugarcane plantations growing wild shrub grasses and things that burn when they dry out, backed up right against the town itself. when you catch the wildland/urban interface on fire, that is the risk of sending the fire into a town. it happened in paradise, california, with the campfire. it's happened all over the world. you take a piece of land and you want to put homes right up against the trees because it's so pretty, then you're in that wui, the wildland/urban interface. now to the major new developments in the hunter biden investigation. u.s. attorney general merrick garland has now elevated david weiss to special counsel status. weiss has been leading the yearslong probe of president biden's son and he recently requested that he be given special counsel designation after plea talks with hunter biden's lawyers to resolve tax and gun charges fell apart. cnn's marshall cohen is joining us. help us understand how all of this happened and what it all means from here. >> hey, fred, good afternoon. two big things to understand. number one, in the past few days plea negotiations between hunter biden's lawyers and the justice department fell apart. they reached an impasse and the federal prosecutors handling the investigation reached the conclusion that in their view a trial is now in order. that's the first big development. separately, but of course completely related, is the announcement yesterday from merrick garland, the attorney general, that the prosecutor who was leading those plea talks, who is leading this investigation, david weiss, is now going to be elevated from austin attorney to a special counsel with more authority, power, budget and leeway to prosecute this the way helicophe wants to. it's a huge development in the case. it's going to turn what was a speedy resolution into a potential unprecedented trial of the president's son. how is hunter biden's team responding? they've been relatively cautious. they are not attacking the prosecutors, and they are expressing hope they will reach a similar resolution to the one they struck in the now-collapsed plea deal. take a listen to abby lowell one of hunter biden's attorneys. he spoke last night with kaitlan collins. >> it should not change the outcome. who could say they have been the subject of such a painstaking investigation looking at every nook and cranny in which the conclusion was two tax misdemeanors and a gun case to turn into anything else? there's been no evidence or fact that wasn't uncovered a week ago that will be uncovered tomorrow. >> so, in his view, nothing is really changing. i got to tell you, fred, a lot has changed. if they cannot reach a plea deal, then a trial may be in order. instead of misdemeanors, it could be felonies, a much more serious situation for hunter biden. fred. >> thank you so much. so this new twist in the hunter biden investigation means his case could stretch on for months and could complicate his father's reelection bid. let's bring in priscilla alvarez at the white house. the white house didn't get a heads-up this move was about to happen. what has been the response? >> reporter: the white house did not receive any sort of heads-up when this announcement was coming from attorney general garland just yesterday. their strategy as of now is consistent, which is that they are not providing any comment. they are declining to comment on this matter. in fact, in a statement to cnn, ite spokesperson ian sam said, quote, we would refer you to doj or to hunter biden's personal representatives, when he was asked about this latest development. again, this has been consistent for the white house on various matters involving the justice department when we were heard from the president on any matters related to the justice department. he has maintained they work separately. that explains why there was no heads-up to the white house when this came down. when that expected plea deal was happening, there was an expectation, sources tell cnn, that the bidens would be able to move on from this chapter. that is apparently no longer the case as this designation has now happened. it is, of course, a time when the white house is facing intense criticism from republicans, who have gone so far as to potentially open up an impeachment inquiry into president biden. the white house says their claims are baseless and they call it a stunt. of course, it speaks to the increasing criticism that this white house has faced from republicans on policy matters, but also when it comes to hunter biden. despite the 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>> i did just receive notification to appear on tuesday morning at the fulton county grand jury. i certainly will be there to do my part in recounting the facts. >> okay. you were one of 70 people who testified last year before a grand jury. is it your expectation that on tuesday when you're asked questions again, that they will be similar, or are you preparing yourself for new questions and a broadening of the investigation? >> well, i have no expectations as to the questions. i'll certainly answer whatever question is put in front of me and certainly don't want to go any deeper than that to jeopardize the investigation. this is a story that is important for republicans to hear, americans to hear. let's hear the whole truth and nothing but the truth about donald trump's actions and the surrounding cast of characters around him. we watched a series of events here that were tragic and untruthful. he's got a chance to present the facts and say, hey, i didn't know what was going on, or i think the reality is going to be they knew exactly what they're doing. there's heavy signaling there's going to be 12-plus coconspirators. these folks don't have the same level of loyalty they had to donald trump when he was trying to change the election outcome in 2020. it's going to be interesting to see which they they go. racketeering, conspiracy, rico, these are things garnered for the mafia or the mob. we'll certainly see this get ratcheted up in the next few days. >> tell me more about that. people who you believe once were very loyal to trump now as a result of the investigation and the ongoing investigation no longer have the same kind of loyalties. how do you believe that may have changed the building of this case against trump? >> yeah. i think a number of people arrived on donald trump's conspiracy team from a number of different angles. some folks got there because the sitting president, the head of their party told them it was true, so they believed it. others got there because they saw an opportunity to be in the cool kids' club. that's going to be the part that plays out here. there are currently elected folks rumored to be indicted, formerly elected folks. this is a wide swath of georgia, of representatives of georgia that are going to have to face the consequences of answering very tough questions. the reality is i have yet to see a single ounce of proof that the election was not fair and legal. didn't turn out the way republicans wanted it to, but it was fair and legal here in georgia and quite honestly the rest of the country. if we're going to truly turn the page for a gop 2.0, we've got to have donald trump in the rear-view mirror. the uncomfortable facts of what he did in the 2020 election is going to be part of that healing process for the republican party. it's necessary, but it's going to be painful. >> how immediately did your loyalties to trump as the lieutenant governor of georgia, as a republican -- when and how and under what circumstances did that change where you were no longer on board with the former president? >> so it's sbinteresting. this is the first chapter of my book that i wrote about a rally two days before the election in ro rome, georgia. i made a couple of comments. i said every time we lower people's taxes, it's not just for republicans, it's for democrats too. i got booed by 30,000 maga hats. i said every time we improve education, it's not just for republicans but democrats. i got booed even louder. it was at that moment that i realized that crew of 30,000 people were not conservative, they were angry. within hours of the 2020 election when i started hearing donald trump talk about his notion that the election was rigged and the machines were corrupt and whatever else conspiracy theories, i quickly turned the page. i tried to get to it as quickly as i could so i could try to stop the grass fire from turning into a forest fire. unfortunately, i was unsuccessful. there wasn't enough of us out there doing it. instead we're going to have a slow, painful process of realizing the truth. that is that donald trump ran the worst campaign ever. we start this process on second base in this 2024 cycle. joe biden, 8 out of 10 americans don't want joe biden or donald trump to run again. but we don't want to seem to take our medicine and move past donald trump. unfortunately, we're going to have to go through this process to help us expedite. >> how are you preparing for potential consequences following your testimony on tuesday before a grand jury in georgia and perhaps testimonies of coconspirators or other witnesses who willing to speak out against the former president? 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