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looking live from our exclusive sales force tower camera, a beautiful shot on this friday. good morning. it s friday december 11. i am len kiese. thanks for joining us. it is friday. we are very glad to say that. i am anne makovec in for michelle griego. there is a chance of some rain this morning. it looks more impressive than it did yesterday when we were talking about this. the timing is the rain does not get here until late this afternoon, early evening. you can already see it on high def doppler. that s pretty far away at this point. we will track that on the futurecast in the complete forecast. today is mainly cloudy and cool. you don t notice showers until we get to the later afternoon just before sun set. then the best of the rain will come overnight tonight. this is the just the first wave. there is another system that comes in on sunday. we are calling it a rain chance all weekend. it s not going to rain all weekend long. but there are two good systems com ....
more than 50 lives. almost 2,000 buildings. in moments, we ll talk to a local pastor about what the church is doing to help, but first to the senior national correspondent william lajeunesse live for us on the ground in maui with the very latest. william. reporter: trace, we re in the harbor about ten miles south of la hind a and this is also where the police roadblock is and the check point. people can t get into lahina because they re still looking for bodies but if you want to go you have to go by boat but that s supposed to be illegal. we heard some incredible stories today from people who were in the water for eight hours or more, waited to be picked up and had jumped to avoid the flames in lahina per se. one thing i heard today over and over, the speed of this fire was so great, people could just not they couldn t get out in time. they couldn t even see the flames, the smoke was so thick. traffic was backed up. people literally died in their cars. now, lahina ....
dogs we have 12 more dogs on the way we think about how hot and humid and we can only go as fast as the animal can go so we are bringing in more and were going to go fast but were only going to go as fast as we can go. will: only search 3%, meanwhile 2000 buildings that have been completely destroyed, all of the destroyed buildings were residential. that leaves 4500 people in the shelter. rachel: the deadliest wildfire in the united states in the past 100 years, the state attorney general has opened a probe into the wildfire response in critical decisions that happen before, during and after the fire. the conversation is starting to begin, is still feels a bit premature. there is a lot of interesting insight and speculation and reports of things that were done in the lead up or not done in response to these fires. 4500 without home sounds incredibly low, town of 13000, what i can tell from aerial footage is 85%, that is my estimation, 85% burned, chard, gone. and that ....
past - it s 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 state s 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, it s made up of 50 states, unique. i love the boston accent, how it s different than joey s accent or texas accent. i love america is a beautiful clkaleidoscope. hawaii is so unique, its culture, it s a beautiful flower in t kaleidoscop ....
another american city, another mass shooting. this time in washington, d.c. police say nine people including a 9-year-old were shot outside during a fourth of july celebration. it happened in a neighborhood about five miles from the capitol. d.c. police updating the media near the scene. injuries are said to be nonlife-threatening. and they are looking for a dark suv. this comes just a day after mass shootings in indianapolis, ft. worth and philadelphia. the philly suspect said to be arraigned today for killing five people and wounding several others. ed lchbavendera has more. reporter: a 40-year-old moved through a philadelphia neighborhood shooting randomly at people monday night. the suspect while wearing body armor, a ski mask and holding an ar-15 assault rifle was observed at several locations. the suspect then began shooting aimlessly at occupied vehicles and individuals on the street as they walked. none of the victims engaged the suspect or were aware the su ....