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Loud piercing sound to residents during a tsunami were activated. and "the new york times" says according to the firefighters, the fire hydrants ran dry. we're also hearing more stories of what it took to survive a fire that travelled at one mile per minute. 19-year-old noah tumkinson and his brother, milo, and his mom raced to their cars, as the fire spread. they were caught in traffic. they did the one thing they thought would save their live, escape to the ocean. here are some of those moments rngs beginning with noah speaking with his brother, milo. >> you're going to be okay, milo. milo, ...

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Ability. as of now, the best information we have is that in those hours when the fire sparked, there were several fires across maui. one fire was deemed to be out. it must not have been completely extinguished, because when the winds rose up as high as 81 miles per hour, fire spread rapidly. we believe between 60 miles per hour and 81 miles per hour across that part of the island. and that meant that fire traveled 1 mill mile every minute resulting in this tragedy. with those kinds of winds and 1,000 degree temperatures, all the pictures you will see will be easy to understand because that lev...

>> dave aronberg, i thank you so very much for being with us this morning. and now to the devastating wildfires in hawaii that have claimed at least 96 lives and counting making it the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. history. crews are still battling the blazes with 85% of the fire in lahaina has been contained. meantime, specialist teams searching for missing residents have combed through just 3% of the ruins in maui as of yesterday. this as we're learning more about the origin of the blazes. hawaii's governor said sunday that the fire spread at the rate of 1 mile per minute propelled b...

Is a destination are asked to not to head there. and authority say that damage will take months to assess but they are already saying it could run in the billions. let's go to maui now. we can talk to malika dudley, a meteorologist and resident of the island. thank you forjoining us and what is a difficult time. we understand that you and yourfamily had to a difficult time. we understand that you and your family had to flee. tell us about that. this you and your family had to flee. tell us about that.— tell us about that. this tuesday mornin: tell us about that. this tuesday morning around _...