[playing national anthem] [playing national anthem] we begin this word with a fox feather under weather fire al alert. The death toll 93 people, the governor warns is likely to go up significantly in the coming days, just two of those killed have been identified so far. Rachel and rescue crews say they have only reached about 3 of the search area so far. More than 2000 buildings have been completely destroyed. Nearly all those destroyed buildings were residential and now 4500 people are in need of shelter. I dont even know how to explain it. It is a war zone, you dont know how to feel. Thank god we have each other in alive and safe. Its like were the only things we have now because everything that we had in the past is gone. Joey this is the deadliest wildfire in the past 100 years. Theyve open a probe into the wildfire response. The critical decisions happened before, during and after the fire. Will good morning welcome to fox friends this sunday morning. The story threatens to get mo
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 93, with only 30 of
will: small but a silverlining of the clouds. the unspeakable devastation of the wildfires, hit hardest in historic lahaina town, the seaside maui village reduced to ash as the residents attempt to pick up the pieces and the weight of the tragedy. joining us now jordan, his entire family lost their homes. we were speaking moments ago, thank you so much i m sorry for everything that s happened not just everything that s happened to your temper your family. if you could, i know the area that you live, where you have a home, what are the first areas hit by the fire. would you mind describing the initial moments when the fire came in. i understand very little warning and a mass chaos of people attempting to flee claims. the initial moments that happen before our family actually evacuated, i headed to my grandmother s house near where i live and where i make
lot of people died in their cars. is this accurate from what your experience was, were people able to get out of this very dense neighborhood? i would say yes people were able to get up but not everybody. like i said towards the beginning part of evacuating and as i made my way through the neighborhood i found there was congestion so i took a detour to go towards lahaina road and that was already congested and covered in smoke so i had to go to the exit came from and basically houses throughout the neighborhood that i passed were already on fire so i m already en route tried to get out and that s not saying people already at their homes didn t see worse. will: last question for you, i know you re on a wall who now, i
they ve open a probe into the wildfire response. the critical decisions happened before, during and after the fire. will: good morning welcome to fox & friends this sunday morning. the story threatens to get more tragic, we spent the last couple of days and spent time talking about what has been visually lost, what buildings, history and town has been part to the ground. it s quite evident, what we have not yet seen is the biggest nightmare. as we just reported something like 2000 buildings in law heine, that is roughly 12 - 13000 people. the only search 3% of those homes with body sniffing dogs, you may have some insight into this but what i understand it is hot in hawaii and hotter around the zones, they can only work what i believe to be three dogs at this time so often during the day and they re trying to fly in dozens of more dogs. the point is what lies underneath all of those other buildings, how many potentially