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the death 106 as over 1000 remain missing. search and rescues are on the way as families take dna test hoping to identify anyone lost in the file or. william is on the ground with more. roll hey, judge. in the distance you see molokai and you see the town of lahaina where the search for victims and for answers continues even as thousands of survivors really assess their life and future. >> i share 50% dna with my parents, with my brother. i share 25% dna with my aunt or uncle. so, by taking a relative sample as a reference run it against a
we need people shipping things out here. we need families fed. yeah, we need so much help. >> 99 have been killed in this wildfire and that number is expected to climb as hundreds are still missing. authorities are encouraging residents with missing family members to take dna test to help in the identification process. while the town of lahaina faces its most difficult crisis ever, the spirit of ohana seems unbreakable as people have been opening their doors and homes to neighbors and sometimes strangers who have nowhere to go. hotels and airbnb have also opened their doors to provide shelter to the residents of the once historic landmark town. >> the soul sole of lahaina is rich and strong. i think that is what we want to see. we will not get a lot of the old buildings back or a lot of the historic landmarks and the old lahaina back. but whatever we can salvage, that is what the people want.
not falling out. >> one of the things we do at our house we make a lot of food where we are going to have leftovers. this is something our kids grew up on. peter doocy, you know, you do a d.n.a. test on him, he would have been 75% peanut butter pasta. >> ainsley: only problem is at schools now they won't let do you peanuts. >> steve: make sure your school does that. it makes great leftovers. >> ainsley: that's my favorite. that is the cutest. so creative. >> steve: everybody, come on, in dave. make a tossed salad. make a salad like that. put the dressing on and stick the fork out and then if you have trouble getting your kids to eat fruit. my wife does this all the time with the kids. cut out some watermelon or some mats rella cheese sheets. next thing you know the kids are going to be. >> so exciting. when i was growing up. my mom used to always send soup
street, block by block. officials now asking for the public's help. >> if you've got missing family members, go to the fac. we need you to do the dna test. we need to identify your loved ones. >> reporter: outside the family assistant center in kahului, many still searching for loved ones. >> this is jono and adelea. >> reporter: he says he's looking for nine of his family members. >> we have been to a lot of hotels in lahaina, but none are there. we have been to the police station, red cross, anywhere we can find them, but nothing. >> reporter: and benny flew in from the mainland to find his 98-year-old aunt louise. >> we want confirmation she's safe. >> reporter: what was the last you heard. >> she was at the senior center in lahaina. >> reporter: being evacuated? >> yes, it also burned down. >> reporter: every shelter has lists of people who are still missing, those who have been found, even pictures.
may have perished, because we have been hearing only about 5% of land has been covered so far. yes. been hearing only about 596 of land has been covered so far. yes, lucy, it is 'ust has been covered so far. yes, lucy, it isjust heart-breaking. _ has been covered so far. yes, lucy, it isjust heart-breaking. today i it is just heart—breaking. today officials are urging everyone who is missing a loved one to please go out and get a dna test to help them better identify the remains they're uncovering and the police chief says they are searching the area, they are working on the recovery effort and going as quickly as possible. but they hope to do so with respect and what they call aloha — to respect the dead. this is going to take some time, only 3% of the area has been searched and 96 bodies have been found. of those only two have been found. of those only two have been positively identified. this been found. of those only two have been positively identified.— been positively identified. as we talk to you. _ been positively identified. as we talk to you. we _ been positively identified. as we talk to you, we can _ been positively identified. as we talk to you, we can see - been positively identified. as we talk to you, we can see pictures| been positively identified. as we i talk to you, we can see pictures of the devastation and so many people are now without their homes. what kind of help is available for all of
——maui. a short while ago, cbs news correspondent gave us this update on the search for victims — in the worst affected areas. today, officials are urging everyone who's missing a loved one to please go out and get a dna test to help them better identify the remains that they are uncovering. and the police chief says that they are meticulously searching the area. they are working on the recovery effort and going as quickly as possible. but they're hoping to do so with respect and what they call aloha, right to respect the dead. and, of course, this is going to take quite some time. only 3% of the area has been searched and 96 bodies have been found. but of those, only two have been positively identified. as we talk to you, jessica, we can see pictures of the devastation and so many people are now without their homes. what kind of help is available for all of those many, many people who have been affected by the fires? so donations, lucy, are pouring in, which is great. but of course the challenge is making sure that they get
partnerships that we have and we are forming, and theyjust started to land today and they will continue to build that theyjust will continue to build that they just got will continue to build that theyjust got here, and so, going as fast as we can but just so you know, 3%, that is what has been searched with the dogs. 3%. we have 12 more dogs on the way today. i made that request and fema make that happen and they are on their way. think about how hot and humid it is, and we can only go as fast as the animal can go, so we're bringing in more and we will go fast but we're only going to go as fast as we can going to go as fast as we can go and so, here's something i need people to do — if you have missing family members, go to the fac. we need you to do the dna test. we need to identify your loved ones. so please, the information will be provided, the hours, go down there, take the hours, go down there, take the swab. we will get that, but we can only do it as fast as possible. but we're going to do
i did not expect him to be right in front of me. that was extremely frightening. >> i picked him out of the lineup immediately. i was feeling a lot of guilt. i don't know why. i just feel what could i done. this man was with me. >> how many picked out the right guy? >> i believe it was 15 women. >> out of a total of how many? >> i think 30. >> eyewitness testimony is not great and does not carry a lot of weight in the trial. >> yes. >> they needed something definitive to put tony russo in diane holiks house. >> what did the dna tell you? >> the swab on her hand was a mixture that was consistent with a combination of diane and russo. >> was it enough for sure? >> no. it is not the type of dna that you could eliminate the rest of the world. it was helpful. we sent the hair off to a lab and they did a dna test on the
u.s. during the chaotic afghan withdrawal and took the baby from the afghan couple when they arrived at fort pickerington. quote after they took her, our tears never stopped. the young afghan woman told the associated press. right now we are just dead bodies. our hearts are broken. the masts deny this characterize. all parties are now under a judge's gag order new judge adopted the mass. the baby remains with major mast their wife and children. the masts say they want a d.n.a. test for the afghan family now living in texas but cousins often do not have exactly the same d.n.a. major mast's brother, richard, who served as his lawyer, promised a judge in 2020 his brother was not trying to adopt the afghan child which proved not to be true. what are you asking for ultimately, the judge asked. your client is not asking to adopt the child? no, sir. he wants to get her medical treatment in the united states because we dispute that this is a family member. >> in a strongly worded
>> linsey: she was born under the most grueling of circumstances but tonight she's giving us reason to smile, and she is, too. her rescue captivated the world. in the wake of the devastating 7.8 earthquake in northern syria last february, this newborn was found alive, just 10 hours after she was born under the rubble of her family's home. at the time, she didn't even have a name. tragically, her parents and four siblings did not survive. while the hospital initially served as her home, she's now found her forever home. after a dna test confirmed she was related to the man who rescued her, she was released to that aunt and uncle. they named her afraa after her late mother. and they've since adopted her, raising her, right alongside their seven other children. now six months old, the happy,