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
Challenge. the water there now undrinkable because of toxins in the water caused by these wildfires. griff, back to you. griff: wow, max. you know, the images you re showing are devastating, and that that plea from that young man is just heartbreaking. reporter: yes. griff: is there any indication that the residents like him are getting some help? reporter: help is on the way. the american red cross is on the ground, the county is mobilized, distribution points for water and food. but there is us from ration from locals. you know frustration from locals. the curfew has kept people out for ours hours, people not able to access their homes that have been maybe destroyed, they re not able to get in. so on one hand, there is help available, there is help on the way, but still a lot of frustration from locals who say the help is not coming fast enough. griff: max gorden live for us on the ground in maui, good reporting. molly: the american red crosses is assisting locals with recove