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Well, today, a big story nationally fires.

Not in California.

Not in Canada, John.

Hawaii.

And we're going to get the full update now from Alex Stone, ABC News for KFI about what is going on in the Hawaiian Islands.

What is going on?

Hey guys.

Yeah, what's crazy is that it's Maui is a lot like you would think, you know, like fall in

Southern California, 80 mile an hour winds.

It is dry, even though they're an island in the middle of the ocean, that they're dealing

with 10 to 14 percent humidity, heat around 95. dry, even though they're an island in the middle of the ocean, that they're dealing with

10 to 14 percent humidity, heat around 95 degrees.

So they've got conditions in their hills and then coming out of the hills into Lahaina

and into other areas, much like what is typically seen in southern California.

And the light flashy fuels, those grasses, just raging into the towns.

And that is now the scenes that we have seen, whether it be Sonoma County or Reading or Paradise,

that that is a similar scene in Lahaina, where the number of dead now going up, we know at least six people are

dead. The belief is it's going to be higher than that. And front street, the areas that when you go

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