Barbara Poston
Barbara Poston, 68, of Allons, Tennessee, passed away Saturday, Aug. 15, 2023, at Saint Thomas West Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Barbara Poston, 68, of Allons, Tennessee, passed away Saturday, Aug. 15, 2023, at Saint Thomas West Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee.
That they are finding, some of them they're finding together, and they say that when they're collecting their bodies, a lot of them unfortunately are just so badly burned. we know that right now evacuation centers like the one behind me are doing everything they can. there are so many supplies that are pouring in, and fema's set up a website disasterassistance.gov for anyone that needs assistance or anyone on the ground, you can go to a fema member and start getting set up to get that assistance. we know more people are bringing in food today to try to feed the people. we know they're going to...
Tell us about how the humanitarian needs are becoming even more profound as you've talked to victims there. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, andrea. right now, we're outside one of the shelters that is housing some 1100 people across the island. the need is so great here, think about this. 9,000 meals a day and hundreds of gallons of water. that's why so many people are stepping up to really help one another during this very difficult time. as the police chief mentioned, they're still combing through the area. only 3% has been checked so this is going to be a very long, very arduous process an...
After the devastating fires broke out so many still wondering >> do you know if anyone made it or didn't make it or still missing? >> yeah, so we have a couple people that we're still looking for from our congregation >> reporter: minister shalia keahi's historic church in lahaina was destroyed. she shared this image of the church before the wildfire this is what it looks like now >> the people here have lost so much. dana griffin joins me now. dana, tell our viewers a little bit about what the needs of the people here in hawaii are right now. >> reporter: tom, the need is so massive in maui r...
>> likely, again as we are in peak hurricane season things could shift. especially, if we have several hurricanes that impact production here. it's going to be a wait and see type situation. one expert, an oil, eckes believes that we could see a another 7 to 10 increase in the coming weeks. all, right put that in your piggy bank's. save up for those gallons. dana griffin, that wraps up for this hour. yes and we'll be back for this hour two pm eastern. join her for sure. simone starts right now. >> greetings, you are watching simone i'm charles blow in for simone. the next few days are critical...