she advertise the, i'll do 0 mary as well for more we are joined by christina lizzie. she is a mallory resident who has lost her home in the fire. she's also a lawyer with experience in cases focused on native hawaiian rights and practices, and she joins us live now from malware. and thank you for joining us, miss lucy. i wanted to talk to you 1st of all about just how people are dealing with this in terms of the loss of their homes. how at risk are many of the sort of low and middle income families, as well as the businesses that have been wiped out from these fires. if, for instance, being wiped out and now be at risk of losing these properties altogether. as many of these sort of predatory big name, realtors and conglomerates are sort of hovering of hoping to slip in and perhaps even catch a bargain. yeah, it's, it's a major concern here in our community. we already had a housing prices. molly before this and now we have thousands of people displaced, people are desperate. and so there are realtors that are starting to reach out. we know some people have already sol

mallory resident, christina lizzie, is an attorney with experience and litigating cases over native wine rides. she says there was already a housing crisis in maui and now buyers are circling to make deals. people are desperate and so there are realtors that are starting to reach out. we know some people have already sold their land back to developers. unfortunately, we have such complicated land issues here that there is a lot of titles that may not even really be valid when you go back to the initial privatization of, of where you lands and how those are passed on m by plantation owners. and when they came to was over the road. so it's a very complicated matter. we're very concerned for our residents. we have a lot of or uncles and aunts and our components that are just leaving for local families to hold onto the land and to stay. and we also have people that are, you know, understand it. it could be a great revival for the wind culture as well as people are learning to you. 13 urology as it's an opportunity for them to look back and see what land commission award was there in their fa

christina remains behind bars more than 30 years later. >> since she was convicted, she's been through nine parole denials. >> juju: grace and lizzy confrontedmer prosecutor. >> i don't know what happened to that child in that house during that three or four-day period. i don't know. i do know they're both equally responsible. >> it doesn't feel like equal responsibility, though, if one person -- >> i understand what you're saying. >> there is a lot at stake in terms of who struck that fatal blow. >> in all probability, the one that was most physical with that child was probably christina. >> why is it not important to know who struck that blow? >> because i'll never know that. >> i think the subtext is that you guys are naive, that she's manipulative and therefore you've been manipulated. >> give her an oscar. we've known her for four years, at this point. and she's maintained the same story for 32 years. >> phil: our thanks to juju. "demons and saviors" from abc news stus i don'ts and latchkey film is streaming now on hulu. >>> up next, "barbie" is more than the summer's hottest movie, it's a lifestyle and a mood. hurry up dad! you've been