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in the old lahaina town center. their business was the only sporting goods shop store in west maui and has supported the outdoor recreation economy there. lapaca's family is 10th generation native hawaiian and he was born and raised in lahaina and his wife, katie ran the business with him. before the wildfires of business was thriving. katie said that july 2023 was their best month so far. then on august 8th, the wildfires leveled the entire town of lahaina including their business. for every one, every one of their employees besides one lost their homes in the wildfires because their home in was spared. they were able to house about 19 people for about a week after the wildfire. but they are now finding it more difficult to receive federal assistance through fema and sba. right now, la paca and katie are working with ywcao oahu and sb a resource partner to determine how they can restructure their business so they can keep going and they are certainly taking it one day at a time. like other business owners impacted

few people other than the survivors from lahaina can fully understand what it's like that the on theround for firefighters. we are honored to know you. one more round of applause for these heroes. [applause] these men and women knew what they're facing when he went into the fire. many of their own homes would bf the family was safe, so that is what they're facing anyone in any way. what they did was so truly a rock. i don know if the reports of we will able to capture that. and then commute across the street quickly joined them, join gether in support of the thousands of displaced visitors and survivors. archie and his ohana were among the very first to mobilize community members across maui to rg, you are also one of our heroes. please stand. [applause] another individual stepped up more than anyone could possibly imagine and that was chad buck and his ohana. and if the witness us generosity in my life and the kindness you brought to this disaster. please stand and be recognize, chad. [applause] the entire hotel committee on maui including jeff wagner, jerry gibson my dear friend mu

green promised to be more aggressive in rebuilding burned out areas of lahaina.aking a big push to shift more vacation rentals to shelter. about 5000 still left homeless since the fires, but the most significant change was his proposal to charge a vacation tax to out-of-state visitors. >> we're trying to raise revenues, and we're also trying to curb the sheer number of people that travel to hawaii. so when people say, you know, maybe 1% fewer people will come because they hear there's a new fee, that's okay. >> governor green is also calling for more help from the federal government while private aid groups continue to step up. actor dwayne johnson told fox news on wednesday he's helped distribute more than $60 million to 8000 victims through his work with the people's fund of maui. those are our people, just as americans and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable. >> and as you know, we know and the world knows, they're still going through it. >> green's address came just a few days after officials and residents came together to mark the start of the

difficult for the community to engage and to help and to offer guidance and feedback >> reporter: as for lahaina> hopefully philanthropists can try organize whatever kind of relief they can give or investment into the community into a way where it's not a thousand different versions of it floating around >> reporter: steven romo, nbc news >>> still to come, meet coo cooperstown's latest residents who made the cut, right after this who made the cut, right after this. [email notification] ♪ ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. discover ghirardelli caramel squares. in a bag and a bar. makes life a bite better. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that does more than just moisturize? try olay regenerist for 10 benefits in every jar. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. okay, so here's my most requested hack for stubborn odors. you'll need vinegar, a large salad bowl and... oh, hi! have you tried new tide fabric rinse? it works after your detergent to fight deep odors 3 times better t

participants flew in from around the world to stand with the people of lahaina.ut 100 people died in the fires and thousands lost their homes. >>> a grateful sea turtle was released into the wild after she was caught in a trap off the florida keys. dozens of beachgoers watched as workers at the turtle hospital, carried her to her native waters. boaters discovered the 200 pound loggerhead sea turtle entangled in a lobster trap on thursday. the coast guard brought her to a hospital and she had her wounds taking care of and that various treatments. after some rehab, she was taken back to the ocean. her name , is the same as the woman who first found her struggling. >> it makes you feel really good to do a good thing like that. to rescue a turtle. she weighed, what, 200 pounds. she is a big girl. >> the place that treated her open 38 years ago as the world's first [ cellphone vibrates ] sometimes it takes a different approach... ok, that's mrs. johnson right? great. great. ...to see the possibilities all around you. almost 10! are you gonna have a big birthday party?

tell you -- from personal knowledge i believe all or -- all but one or two of the firefighters in lahainathat fire were losing their own homes so all of them lost their homes and all almost all of lahaina is living in a hotel or living in someone else's back house this is a great relief to them luke which i'm sure they will appreciate. >> thank you sir, thorning for letting us tell this mission and we appreciate your support. will: absolutely i'll be making a purchase i hope everybody at home will and make your purchase to support first responders at fire department coffee.com. and really quick luke i know i personally focus on this particular incident a lot and we're talking about it today. but give me other examples of other towns or fire departments you've helped. >> last month was las vegas fire department. we've done green bay metro fire department, indianapolis fire department, miami-dade fire department and great amazing firefighters and fire departments in the future that will be supporting so we appreciate everybody's support. and this is a part of our initiative to give back to

i grew up going to lahaina ever summer.ched by this audience. >> we raised $2.5 million. we have hit several hundred families. >> fantastic. >> will: i know you and oprah did something as well. first, let me start with this. what's an update on your fund, how it's reaching the people of lahaina. lahaina in many ways.proud to te end of january, we would have delivered over $60 million to over 8,000 survivors, which -- you know, those are my people. those are our people just as americans. and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable. and, as you know, we know, and the world knows, they are still going through it. >> will: you and oprah got blowback and first of all i want to be here to be someone who defends you on that. obviously that came from a place of a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised but any time something like that happens, where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause for a second and not get pulled into the emotion of it. the best thing we could do is ke

mckelvey. >> what hurts us is when you hear, $100 million, why are you looking to raise taxes for lahaina0 million. >> reporter: bezos, has announced several large donation pledges in recent months as part of his earth fund. >> do you plan to give away a majority of your wealth in your life. >> yeah, i do. >> it's not a question of bezos not being truthful or not making good on his promise, it's about the way in which the money is actually transparentally dispersed. >> reporter: these pledges getting a lot of positive press when they're first announced. but communities aren't included in the discussions what's needed in that moment. >> in partnership with the communities that they're serving, so at the moment of peak publicity, when you have minimum details you make it difficult for the community to engage and to help and to offer guidance and feedback. >> reporter: as for lahaina. >> they can try to organize whatever relief they can give in a way it's not a thousand different versions of it. >> reporter: steven romo, nbc news. >>> the nominees are in for hollywood's biggest night. the 96

lahaina, we know how to sail through a storm. this is living proof we're still here. >> we're trying to raise revenues, and we're also trying to curb the sheer number of people that travel to hawaii. so when people say, you know, maybe 1% fewer people will come because they hear there's a new fee that's okay. >> the fee for the governor, the one he mentioned, would add a $25 cost to renting a hotel room or a short tum rental for anyone who doesn't live in hawaii. the governor says the money would be invested in beach preservation and firebreaks to help prevent more devastation from natural disasters. >> our time now 715 people in san diego county still cleaning up from the damage from a winter storm as fast as they can because the forecast next week calls for even more rain. now drone video shows you some of the damage it caused. flood waters rose fast and trapped some people in their homes, and 200 families have been displaced . >> what caused the problem was all the debris from the streets that never get swept went in there and

folks there are vowing to get life back to normal. >> the people of lahaina, we know how to sail through is living proof we're still here. >> hawaii's governor is also proposing charging visitors a $25 climate impact fee in addition to the tourism tax in los angeles, jeff paul, fox news , ktvu, fox two news at five starts now during this investigation, shots were fired. >> um, one deputy was was struck and has been transported to a local trauma center tonight in the east bay. >> a manhunt is underway for the person who shot an alameda county sheriff's deputy. at least two deputies were serving in eviction notice in union city. when those shots were fired. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> this all unfolded in an industrial area just after 130 this afternoon when that deputy, alongside at least one other law enforcement officer, served that eviction notice. >> the shooting happened at pacific and dow, just off alvarado-nil

our peoeave no choice but to leave lahaina. as i've said before, lahaina is not i yield back.ker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 969 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will port the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 969. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 6914, to require institutions of higher education to disseminate information on■■d the rights of, and accommodations and resources for, pregnant students, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the committee on education and workforce now printed in the bill shall be considered as adopted. the bi considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, a

. >> it's been more than five months since the wildfires that destroyed lahaina. is very slowly returning to normal the pga tour kicking off a new season at kapalua on maui only a few minutes away from lahaina, 59 of the world's best at kapalua for round one of the century. cool shot from pga tour player of the year scottie scheffler on 13 drive went no more than ten feet off the ground. went about 300 yards. he was seven under on 818. jason day putting for eagle at 15. he's eight under tied for second. saif theegala short birdie on 13, one of six birdies in a row on the back nine. finished with a nine under par 64. and he is your leader. lastly, the spurs have a promotion called hoops for troops. make a half court shot. you win 10,000 bucks. bang right there. perfect shot. and the mascot quick to celebrate. that's that's one of those. once in a lifetime moments. awesome. really interesting comments from bob meyers, who spent pretty much a decade trying to manage the draymond green situation and is now dealing with much less stress sitting on a set and he can comm

nearly 100 people died in hawaii when an inferno destroyed the town of lahaina, making it the deadliest in greece, they hit at the height of the country's tourist season. the blaze in rhodes forced 19,000 people to be evacuated off the island. and in 2023, our oceans hit their hottest ever recorded average surface temperature of 20.96 celsius, breaking a previous record high from 2016. it is so decided. in december, days of negotiating at the un climate summit in dubai led for the first time to a call for all countries to move away from using fossilfuels. it didn't go as far as to actually phase them out, though, which was something many governments had wanted. a huge swathe of the eastern libyan city of derna was washed away in the aftermath of storm daniel in september. dams that should have held the water back collapsed and there were accusations of poor maintenance. thousands of lives were lost and whole neighbourhoods destroyed. what i saw when i arrived there was a wasteland. this is what it looks like here in derna at the moment. and you can see some of the destruction already. b

he's rebuilding after those wildfires tore through lahaina earlier this year, one of the many inspiring stories to come out of that tragedy, including north bay, celebrity chef guy fieri, raising more than $1.5 million for the victims. the area is foundation hosted chefs river maui in october at a private estate in sonoma county. the sold out event featured in 18 course dinner created by 38 chefs. wine tasting live music in an auction chefs included those who regularly appear on fieri's food network television shows. proceeds benefited the hawaii restaurant association in the salvation army, hawaiian and pacific islands vision. it was not taken with the spirit. this community of paradise. another community rebuilding after loss the town of paradise more than 250 people gathered in a park to honor the 85 people who died in the camp fire five years ago with a moment of silence lasting 85 seconds, despite the great loss felt by so many people left that ceremony, feeling grateful to return to paradise. my husband and i both were just overjoyed that we can be back in the beauty and with the

also a record, including california's flooding, hurricane in august, and the wildfire which ravaged lahaina. see more on how climate change is affecting the bay area. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on the climate in crisis tab. >>> happening now, the city of palo alto has a new mayor. council members just elected grier stone to lead palo alto. he served as vice mayor in the past year. his former position will be filled by a council member, who feels voted in last night. >>> this day, little monsters are in frenzy. ♪♪ >> perfectly fitting for this day. ♪ rain on me ♪ ahead, a new revelation from lady gaga about her return to the music. >>> breaking news just into our newsroom moments ago, u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin, diagnosed with prostate cancer. this comes as he's been hospitalized since monday. his office is facing criticism for not revealing his hospital stay to president joe biden right away. we were awaiting a special report. we expect that at about 11:30 this morning. >>> trending for you, lady gaga teasing the return to the studio. this is after she'd been f

the fire tore through lahaina killing at least 100 people and causing billions of dollars of damage to the historic town. police there say three people are still missing but their remains have not been found. >>> one day after turkish president erdogan signed on, congress said they would sell f-16 fighter jets to the country. the $23 billion sale wraps up more than a year of behind the scenes negotiations which also includes the sale to greece of nearly $9 billion of f-35s. congress is expected to approve both sales. sweden still needs approval from hungary before it can become a nato member. >>> police in philadelphia are on the hunt for a 17-year-old murder suspect who escaped custody three days ago. shane prior broke free while being transferred to a children's hospital for a hand injury. they say he had help from an 18-year-old accomplice who is under arrest. prior was spotted on surveillance video. earlier he was accused of killing a woman in 2020 and he has been in juvenile detention since he was 14 years old. police offering a $5,000 reward for his arrest. >>> wwe founder vince

for generations many of lahaina residents went to school here.mise day e elementary school again. last month, while many of us took off for the visited construction crews on maui working around the clock to build a temporary school to givs and staff displaced by the fires. this project is personal for every single person involved, some went to school there and others have families currently enrolled. each person on the build side have a strong sense to get this done right. so committed to their mission, s and new year's day to keep on track it. to the army corps, the local crew whoún■i wked■"o hard over e holidays, i hope they continue to do so and i can't wait to walk through the new school again. i yield back. the speaker te for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: i rise today to remember allen yovic who passed■

. >>> nearly six months after a wind-fueled wildfire swept through the coastal hawaiian town of lahaina, maui police have identified the 100th victim. lid yo coloma's remains were the final set waiting for positive identification. a maui official says the 70-year-old wife and mother was a well-respected member of the community. the department's lead investigator says her remains required an extraordinary degree of analysis to bring family members closure. three people are still missing from the august, 2023, inferno. while authorities have identified them, their remains have not been found. >>> transgender swimmer leah thomas has begun leading proceedings against the swimming world's governing body after it voted to restrict transgender athletes from competing in the elite women's aquatics competitions. she's challenging part of world aquatics gender-inclusion policy which says male-to-female transgender athletes would only be eligible to compete in women's categories if they transitioned before the age of 12 or before they reach a specific stage of puberty. in a statement to cnn, world

the tire tore through lahaina last august, scorching much of the historic town and causing billions inamage. police don't have any more victims waiting for identification. three people are still missing, but their remains have not been found. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm anna coren live from hong kong. updating the top story we're following this hour, an overjoyed e. jean carroll said she finally got justice after a jury said donald trump should pay her $83.3 million in damages. in 2019, trump made disparaging public comments about carroll after she accused him of sexual assault. the former president says the defamation verdict is absolutely ridiculous, and he is looking to appeal. trump's attorney says the battle is not over. >> we will keep fighting, and i assure you, we didn't win today but we will win because the record that was made in there and the behavior i saw in there, we were stripped of every defense. every single defense before we walked in there. >> cnn's kristen holmes has more from washington. >> reporter: fo

identify the loss of the 100 confirmed victims from the august wildfires that ripped of the town of lahainaf kin unified. utah lawmakers barred transgender people from using bathrooms that do not correspond with their genitalia. the law disregards how transgender people identify and this applies to schools and government buildings. now, back to dateline. >>> homicide detectives remained ski and jenkins were met soon with the hunt for the killer for brianna dennison. >> i did not have a single day of, and i do not think that i was at home for more than five or six hours on any day from january 20th until the middle of june. >> they had the killer's dna, and they were looking for a white male who drove an extended cab pickup truck. >> you are looking at every extended cab pickup you pass? >> the physical description, when you're in a grocery store, a parking lot, license plate numbers i would see i would make a note and we would follow them down. >> but there was nothing. >> we feared the worst, nothing happens. >> there have been some promising leads, thinking that the killer would strangle

what's an update on your fund, how it's reaching the people of lahaina. >> ohana in many ways. january, we would have delivered over $60 million to over 8,000 survivors which, you know, those are, those are my people. those are our people just as americans. and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable, and as you know, or we know and the world knows, they're still going through it. will: you and oprah got blowback. and first of all,s i want to be here to be someone that defends you on that. obviously, that came from a place that was a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised, but anytime manager like that happens where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause if for a second and not get pulled into the emotion of it. the best thing we could do is keep trucking forward, keep the heart in the right place and now we've delivered over $60 million. will: i honestly want to say thank you for that, seriously. people want to know what a good effort -- i have to ask more about the presidency. you said, i believe it was to joe rogan,

. >> and destroyed thousands of structures, many in the historic town of lahaina.e from business owners, west maui was reopened to tourism back in november. but just two weeks ago, hawaii's governor admitted there are still plenty of displays. people and his new budget proposal includes significant funding for housing on maui right now. >> uh, if we had 3000 more houses available, we would not be in nearly, um, the dire straits that we are. uh, we wouldn't have to be, uh, rushing to convert, uh, short tum rentals to long terme rentals. >> ultimately, hawaii residents say it's a balancing act. they acknowledge their economy relies heavily on tourism, but say more needs to be done to protect locals and keep hawaiian traditions alive. >> it keeps me connected to the land it keeps me connected to my place in the world, fema says. >> they'll keep supporting the recovery as well. the agency announcing another $4 million in funding last month in new york, tonya j. powers. katie icu, fox two news. well the rain the bay area is getting is a good indicator that more snow bot

. >> and destroyed thousands of structures, many in the historic town of lahaina. pressure from business owners west maui was reopened to tourism back in november. but just two weeks ago, hawaii's governor admitted there are still plenty of displaced people and his new budget proposal includes significant funding for housing on maui. >> right now. uh, if we had 3000 more houses available, we would not be in nearly, um, the dire straits that we are. uh, we wouldn't have to be, uh, rushing to convert, uh, short tum rentals to long terme rentals. >> ultimately, hawaii residents say it's a balancing act. they acknowledge their economy relies heavily on tourism, but say more needs to be done to protect locals and keep hawaiian traditions alive. >> it keeps me connected to the land it keeps me connected to my place in the world. >> fema says they'll keep supporting the recovery as well. the agency announcing another $4 million in funding last month in new york, tonya j. powers ct, wvue, fox two news starting tomorrow, the us will resume travel at four crossings along the

in maui 70 year old lidia kalama died when the winfield wildfire swept through the coastal town of lahainama had been listed as missing for the past six months. three people still remain on that missing persons list in poland today. a group of people who survived the death camps marked the 79th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz-birkenau camps during the second world war. the event is part of international holocaust remembrance day. about 20 survivors laid wreaths at the death wall at auschwitz and said prayers at the monument in birkenau. a approximately 6 million european jews were killed by the during the holocaust. today marks 38 years since the challenger space shuttle disaster that killed seven people. the shuttle burst into flames 73 seconds after liftoff at cape canaveral. six astronauts and a teacher, christa mcauliffe, died. nasa said unusually cold temperatures caused the external tank to explode. the tragedy shocked the nation and led to a pause in the space shuttle program. yelp releases a list of the 100 best restaurants in the u.s, and wait until you hear how man

it happened monday in the waters off of lahaina. the coast guard did not do the rescuing because the boat was stuck near the harbor and good samaritans actually helped. no one was injured. the division of boating and ocean recreation says three other boats were grounded. it was all due to high winds from the storm. >>> new at 6:00, some advice from financial experts, as the new year begins. they say this is really the perfect time for everyone to review their finances. just as businesses do year-end financial reviews, individuals can do the same. it means collecting those statements and taking inventory of all your payments over the past year. it can even be used as a tool to track your budget and your spending habits. laura, listen up. i'm just kidding. >> hey! >> experts call this a good time to weigh your savings and create a solid economic plan for the coming year. >> i would say an end of the year review is a little like a health check. all you have to do is just to see, like, is my savings and my spending, are they on track, s

they have identified the last of the 100 known victims of the wildfire that destroyed the town of lahainaast victim to be identified. authorities say the victims range in age from 7 to 97 years old. >> gio: also right now, wwe founder, vince mcmahon, has resigned from sports entertainment company tko group effective immediately amid sexual misconduct allegations against him. mcmahon has denied any wrongdoing. his resignation comes after former wwe employee janelle grant accused him of sexual assault, trafficking, and physical abuse in the lawsuit. >> rhiannon: the city of wichita, kansas, is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of this bronze statue of baseball great jackie robinson. it went missing this week from a public park, and surveillance video shows two people loading the statue up on a truck early thursday morning. a nonprofit is calling for people to gather at a park this morning in wichita to reflect and support one another, and obviously this is disappointing to happen any time, but especially just days before black history month. >> whit: absolutel

who were killed when the wind fueled wildlife fire or wildfire swept through the coastal town of lahainaeen listed as missing for the past six months. three people still remain on that missing persons list. some members of the anthem blue cross who have uc health primary care physicians. >> we could be losing their doctors in just a few weeks. they're caught up in the middle of a fight between their insurance company and a messageo members who have uc health primary care physicians, and it warned they may be reassigned to a new physician effective in march 1st due to a contract dispute. that warning is creating a lot of concern among many ucsf patients. i think they would be in total shock. >> i mean, it's hard enough to have medical care, and even with the cost and stuff, and to let you know that in 30 days you won't have any. >> however, there is a ray of hope as that deadline approaches. uc health has issued statements to its patients. uc gsf health is working towards a new agreement with anthem blue cross that covers the exceptional care we provide to californians, covered by anthem

now, thousands of people who lost their homes are still living in hotels 1,000 of them at the royal lahaina a lot more money from tourists but plans to stick with fema and the red cross and house locals for the foreseeable future. >> for the associates and people that are displaced, i mean, they want to move back. they want to move back to their land, but how do they do that? it's not an overnight fix. it's going to take time. >> reporter: and some of them have left hawaii now the government is offering top dollar for short-term rental owners in this area to convert to long-term leases, and enough have not stepped up yet and if they don't by march 1st the governor is threatening to ban airbnbs. becky, housing here is always a problem, but right now it's a crisis. >> jane, a lot of talk at the time about money that was promised by celebrities, too has that come through? >> reporter: yeah. we've been -- trying to track that take a look. guy feehorry raised over $2.5 million. reached out where it's gone, haven't heard back oprah and the rock tell me through january paid out $50 million in $1,2

nearly 100 people died in hawaii when an inferno destroyed the town of lahaina, making it the deadliests record high from 2016. it is so decided. in december, days of negotiating at the un climate summit in dubai led for the first time to a call for all countries to move away from using fossilfuels. it didn�*t go as far as to actually phase them out, though, which was something many governments had wanted. a huge swathe of the eastern libyan city of derna was washed away in the aftermath of storm daniel in september. dams that should have held the water back collapsed and there were accusations of poor maintenance. thousands of lives were lost and whole neighbourhoods destroyed. what i saw when i arrived there was a wasteland. this is what it looks like here in derna at the moment. and you can see some of the destruction already. but if ijust turn this way and look down the valley, you can see how everything has just been completely ripped away. june, and the world watched and waited for news of five people aboard the titan submersible, which vanished on a trip to the titanic. after a h