Past its the deadliest wildfire in the United States in the past 100 years. At least 4500 people are now in need of shelter. We feel the urgency, as we walk through those streets, as we talk to people, we feel that same struggle, that same anxiety and the same desire to do absolutely everything that we can and in our power to make sure our loved o ones, our families are taken care of. The states Attorney General has opened a probe into the wildfire response, critical decisions that happened before, during and after the fire. Welcome into this fourth hour of fox friends on Sunday Morning. We spent time together talking about this over the last couple days. I have a profound love of place, community. I love the United States, its made up of 50 states, unique. I love the boston accent, how its different than joeys accent or texas accent. I love america is a beautiful clkaleidoscope. Hawaii is so unique, its culture, its a beautiful flower in T Kaleidoscope that is ameria and lahaina is yo
Wildfire updates. What can you tell us now in. Reporter hey there, griff, good morning to you. Were alongside one of the main entry points into the town of a lahaina. People here have been lined up for hours, some of these folks sleeping in their cars waiting for the curfew in the town of lahaina to expire. Some of these people have nothing left, they just want to get in, see whats left of the town. Take a listen to some folks about what theyve seen there. I want people to know that there are people out here suffering, and we need donations. We need, we need people shipping things out here. We need families fed, we need yeah, we need so much men help. Reporter home after home in lahaina, gone. One estimate from core logic puts the estimate of destroyed homes at more than 3,000. The rising death toll now at 80 people as rescue crews search for more victims. Thousands of people have now left the island, and around 1400 are currently staying in Emergency Shelters here. Its still unclear h
Scale of the humanitarian response variant lahaina and everyone you speak to you know someone who is impacted or are impacted themselves. they are traumatised. you get the sense that they are not even able to process what happened to them or grieve or mourn their loved ones because they ve lost everything and are looking for humanitarian aid in terms of food, shelter, clean drinking water, and when i was down in the harbour i met a young man called blake, a lahaina resident who has lost everything. resident who has lost everything- resident who has lost eve hina. , ., everything. listen to him. i was not everything. listen to him. i was not able everything. listen to him. i was not able to everything. listen to him. i was not able to grab - everything. listen to him. i was not able to grab my . everything. listen to him. i. was not able to grab my truck or anything out of my house. i was or anything out of my house. i was running up and down the bloci
Was so terrible too. that same day that the fires happened we announced my next fight, for the bell and it was a big announcement. it was such a bitter sweet announcement. i was like i can t focus on this fight until i do something to try and help our ohan a a and our friends back in maui. with their blessings, i m fortunate to have a contact, boots on the ground in maui, a lahaina resident whose family lost everything but with her blessing i was able to start a fundraiser on instagram and never in my wildest dreams did i imagine that it was going to reach the audience that it has and i think that s just a testament to how much love and aloha people have for maui and the people. rachel: 1.8 million, i know you say that far surpasses what you thought. our good friend will who is on