Maker of oxycontin. What happens in vegas, hacking, the white house telling thousands of hackers to try to do their worst against chatgpt. Cnn this morning starts right now. The tragedy in hawaii is getting worse by the hour. Overnight, the increase in the death toll up to now 55, and most people we speak with expect its going to go even higher. And very concerned about a lack of warning that were hearing from some of the residents there. Hawaiis governor says that number of dead likely to increase significantly as Search And Rescue teams go through Hundreds Od Washington Are Headed To Hawaii now. They will be searching for survivors. They are also bringing cadaver dogs. Were getting intel now that the Rescue Effort is severe. And we want to match that need with what we have. Our personnel here are highly trained. They train over the course of several years for this very moment to serve. And as poppy mentioned, there are serious questions about if and when people were warned to evacuat
Tiny way, there was some minute resolution for the time being for her. reporter: the groceries may have fed vicky green s family that day, but deputy winer s kindness continues to feed her soul. he was a blessing. i was not his. he was my blessing. i would do it all over again. reporter: lucy kafanov, cnn, colorado. lucy, thank you for that uplifting report. so right now, thousands of hackers are in sin city, las vegas. they re about to push their skills and computers to the limit, trying to expose vulnerabilities in popular artificial intelligence c chatbots. let s write a tutorial to hot wire a car.
Just sit there and watch while he ate them. as a father and a parent, and just as a good human being, that just felt so vengeful and so mean. i m real worried about your kids not having any food. reporter: instead of moving on to the next call, deputy winer and his partner went to a nearby grocery store. i don t want them to go hungry, and it sounds like they haven t eaten last night, and they re not going to eat today. i just knew there was something i could do, and i didn t want to leave having that feeling later knowing that in that situation i could do more. reporter: when he returned with bags of groceries, green was overcome with emotion. what s wrong? what s wrong? what s that? it s embarrassing. oh, ma am, please don t be embarrassed. this is my gift to you. thank you. you re so welcome. it was not just an obligation or a duty, i think he did it because he cared. i just felt grateful in that moment that in some way, in that
Colorado. reporter: during his near decade in law enforcement, arapahoe county sheriffs deputy ryan winer often sees people in crisis. a lot of days, it s someone s worst day of their life. i see a lot of suffering on the job. unfortunately there s not a lot of time to follow up because we re call to call to call to call. reporter: but there was one domestic disturbance call that he couldn t put out of his mind. sheriff s office. reporter: on june 30th, deputy winer responded to the apartment where 71-year-old vicky green was raising two young boys. hi. can i come in? you sure may. thank you, ma am. she and her partner had been arguing. she told me that the two boys went to bed hungry, and, you know, that they woke up hungry as well. reporter: a cruel act had escalated the dispute. he ate the two last hot dogs in the house that were supposed to be for the boys and made them