Identifying those killed in the Maui wildfires will be “very difficult” and likely take weeks, Hawaii’s governor said Tuesday as the death toll climbed to 106 and families desperately waiting to hear about lost loved ones were asked to provide DNA swabs.
thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. i m noelle bellow and i m dan thorn. we still don t have the whole picture yet. but the details we re learning. our shocking we know the good samaritans grabbed the gun from the shooter s saving. many more lives still, this is the deadliest shooting in the u.s. since the tragedy in uvalde, texas. kareen wynter was at today s news conference in monterey park and has more on the chaos. we learned are so many new details in that news conference we heard from authorities. we also heard the sheriff luna robert luna describing just how they were able to track down the suspect. and i have to mention the pain, the emotions that you heard in their voices. and they say that was a reason. it was so urgent. so imperative that they find this person get him off the streets. and i can tell you in this community and moderate part rocked by this mass shooting there still very much heartbroken. but there is a sense of relief tonight that
nine years complete withdrawal is in the white house s assessment, is this a victory for the united states and if i could bundle up just if you could answer that, then follow up. i think one of the more poignant moments in the secure video conference downstairs was when president obama congratulated prime minister maliki and the people of iraq for getting to this momentous moment. and importantly when prime minister maliki congratulated president obama an our troops an our diplomats for all they ve done. so when the president laid out a vision for the future of iraq in february 2009 down in camp lejeune, many of you were there, he said what we are looking for is an iraq that s secure, stable an self-reliant and that s exactly what we got here. there is no question this is a success. specifically, long discussions over the issue of immunity. had that issue been resolved, would the president have preferred to have had trainers, u.s. trainers, u.s. troops remain there as
nine years complete withdrawal is in the white house s assessment, is this a victory for the united states and if i could bundle up just if you could answer that, then follow up. i think one of the more poignant moments in the secure video conference downstairs was when president obama congratulated prime minister maliki and the people of iraq for getting to this momentous moment. and importantly when prime minister maliki congratulated president obama an our troops an our diplomats for all they ve done. so when the president laid out a vision for the future of iraq in february 2009 down in camp lejeune, many of you were there, he said what we are looking for is an iraq that s secure, stable an self-reliant and that s exactly what we got here. there is no question this is a success. specifically, long discussions over the issue of immunity. had that issue been resolved, would the president have preferred to have had trainers, u.s. trainers, u.s. troops remain there as