lost several hundred homes in lahina per se.lso a hundred boats in the harbor, we're told only six survived that. the break water down to the wharf is only maybe a few hundred yards, and in many cases we were told there were flames on the water that prevented people from getting out. >> i had no clue the devastation really until we hopped on the bus and saw just this carnage with all the homes burned and all the businesses burnt down. >> reporter: about 10,000 are still without power, no cell or land lines. so people don't know if their friends and families survived or not. that's one of the reasons they're trying to get in, even illegally. many people we are told did survive but they are not leaving because they can't get back in. also we are told the governor's looking for about a thousand, 2,000 hotel rooms because of these displaced people. also they are saying there will be some reimbursement for that. also the shelters we are told is full. as for the fires they are not a hundred percent contained but largely no longer a th

the lahina fire is the most deadly fire in u.s. history.ial death toll reached 93 and is expected to rise. officials say only two of those fatalities have been identified. hawaii's governor says the losses are nearing $6 billion with more than 2,000 structures damaged or destroyed. senator mazie hirono tells cnn the entire town of lahina burned to the ground. >> we are really focused, as far as i'm concerned, on the need for rescue -- well, the location of we know, sadly, more bodies. as i talk with the people, this large place where the residents were, yes, we're going to need to provide a lot of support. that's why i'm asking for and i expect to receive bipartisan support for additional funds that will enable us to recover. >> now, the state's emergency response is under review as their robust siren system, the largest in the world, was not activated during the fires. cnn's mike valerio joining me now live from maui. mike, what are you hearing and seeing there today? >> reporter: fredicka, first of all, good morning. whenever -- you've ex

kihei appears to be spared at the time, that's what they thought about lahina yesterday.. we didn't have the numbers, but i think completely families are gone now. people are running to the ocean to escape, jumping into it, getting rescued by the coast guard. they have mobilized all civilian boat owners to go out there last night to try to rescue people. i'm trying to get out there to check on friends, family, pets of friends, but there's no way. the road is just completely clogged, and i don't blame them in the least because it would just be pandemonium in an already chaotic situation. right now, i'm at the harbor, trying to find a way to get out there on a boat, but it appears that everything is pretty much locked down here as well. >> so, clint, when is the last time you were able to take to your friends in lahina, and is everyone in your family okay? >> my direct family is okay. my parents are on land briefly, my wife and kids are away from the worst of the danger. as i mentioned, the fire has changed direction in kihei and doesn't appear to be a problem. but obviousl

damage is widespread in the town of lahina. local media say landmarks including a japanese buddhist temple and a large 100-year-old tree caught on fire. more than 2,100 people on maui have evacuated so far. u.s. coast guard officials say 12 were rescued after fleeing into the ocean to escape the smoke. >> we just had the worst disaster i've ever seen. all lahina is burnt to a crisp and it's, uh -- it's like an apocalypse. >> holiday makers and residents in the resort area of hawaii island were also seen evacuating. >>> u.s. media say federal agents have shot dead a man they believe made online threats to kill president joe biden. media reports say fbi agents shot the man wednesday while serving an arrest warrant at his home in the western state of utah. the circumstances leading to the shooting are not clear. the man had allegedly made social media posts saying that he'd heard biden was coming to utah and that he was cleaning the dust off a sniper rifle. biden visited utah later wednesday to attend an event. media reports say f

island of maui in the american states left 6 dead and destroyed the house in the historic city of lahina more than 10 thousand people in west maui were forced to evacuate their homes. it has been reported by the american meteorologist that the cause of the fire is stormy periods and low humidity, that tv sel reports and climate change and agricultural drought have affected agriculture in france, the irregularity of rainfall has caused problems for farmers this is one of the products that he feeds his livestock. weather is very important to farmers, but it is becoming increasingly difficult to predict, and dry weather has a significantly greater impact. this climate change is real and we can see it on harvest dates . in the calendar compared to 30 years ago , it is done 15 days earlier. because the working environment of our house, everything is here, you can see this it is nature, so we have to adapt the car to nature, to change our cultivation methods a little. one of the management ways, besides beet jean christophe, wheat, potatoes and corn are among the most fertile regions of france

you're looking at before and after pictures of lahina. it's gone. it's gone.is still out here, the fire's on front street. it's time to go. if anybody is still here. the fire is on front street. it is time to go. if anybody is still here, the fire is on front street. it's time to go. cheryl: several u.s. military helicopters have been deployed to the state so far, about 150,000 gallons of water has been dumped on maui county. hawaiian officials want president biden to declare a state of emergency. >> this is not a safe place to be, certain parts of maui we have shelters that are overrun, we have resources that are being taxed. we are doing whatever we can. the state is providing whatever support that we can to give support to both maui and to the big island. cheryl: that's hawaii's lieutenant governor. the death toll is expected to rise. well, fbi agents killing a man who allegedly made threats against president biden on social media ahead of the president's visit to salt lake city. law enforcement sources telling fox news craig robertson was killed as agents

fire in the state of hawaii reached 36 people, the fire destroyed the house in the historic city of lahina, and more than 10 thousand people were forced to evacuate their homes in qom maui, and there are no more than 15 thousand houses . storm dora and low humidity announced in europe, the fire and the students of the forests of the south of orange and the center, south and north of spain have covered more than a thousand and tens of thousands of people with 10 water -sprinkling planes to face the flames . in the drought affected agriculture in france and erratic rainfall made farming difficult christopher nolan christopher french farmer examines the roots of beetroots this is one of the crops he grows to feed his livestock, it is very important to farmers but it becomes increasingly difficult to predict and water and the dry weather has a more significant impact that this climate change is real and we can see it. the harvest dates on the calendar are 15 days earlier compared to thirty years ago. this means that some farmers have to change their farming methods , where should we give the c

the fire has destroyed houses in the historic city of lahina, and more than 10,000 people in the heart of mai have been forced to evacuate their homes . about 15,000 people have also lost electricity . american meteorology is the cause of the fire . in europe, the fire has engulfed parts of the forests in the south of portugal and the center of the south and north of spain. more than 1,000 firefighters with 10 water-sprinkling planes went to face the flames . he announced 20 million tomans of pensioners and said to register applicants will start from saturday. we promised dear retirees that in addition to registering in the pension centers and getting a loan of 20 million tomans, and now we have promised that it will be a centralized system for the whole country, if anyone does not have access to the centralized form of loan registration should be done from the first of the week, that is, the 21st, in one week, another 40,000 people will register to pay the loan . inshallah, we will be able to provide a service system. perform will accept the disruption in the peer system it will be re

and the governor said that the community of lahina is gone. >> reporter: i am here in front of the schoolt was established in 1913, and as you can see behind me, it is completely destroyed by the fire. nothing left. everything has burned from the fence to the roof to the structures and then looking at this way, it is front street, and it is completely unrecognizable, and power poles are down, and power poles as well, and on the right is the eyep bell tree is down as well, and people tell me that this area will not quite the same. i went out on a boat to survey the devastation. he gave me this video. it shows the horror of the highway. it is up in flames. >> we still get the bodies floating up to the seawall, and we have been pulling people out since last night, and trying to save people's lives, and i feel like we are not getting the help that we need. oh, mied go. >> reporter: you can see the his face and feel his pain. >> i saw the babies face ps as well. this is a nationwide crisis. we need the funds to help us with our homes. where it was difficult to see. historical landmarks difficu

a the community of lahina, a historic town burnt, block by block, houses, businesses burned to the groundjumping into the ocean and so many people are going to -- it's going to take a long time for them to recover. take a listen to the lieutenant governor. >> the road to recovery will be long. the damage to the infrastructure is not just buildings, i mean, these were small businesses that invested in maui, these were local residents and we need to figure out a way to help a lot of people in the next several years to build some of these structures. >> reporter: now, while the fire activity has died down, the word from officials here to tourists is stay away from the island of maui. there's been a massive effort underway to get tourists off of the island and to evacuate residents who don't have homes anymore. about 11,000 people have been air lifted out of maui and so it has just been a massive effort there. but luckily people have been getting out safely. unnoterly, though, the death -- unfortunately, though, the death toll has been rising, 36 people new confirmed dead. back to you. maria: