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Fire is a lot of things. Hot obviously, bright destructive, but you don't always associate it with

speed and yet in the right conditions flames can rip through communities in an instant.

That's exactly what happened on the Hawaiian island of Maui earlier this month.

Strong winds fueled in part by a hurricane churning way offshore whipped up a wall of

fire that torched the coastal town of Lahaina.

Hawaii's governor says at one point, the flames were traveling one mile every minute.

Both sides to the left and the right are on fire.

It was going so fast, some people had no choice but to jump into the ocean.

Many were helplessly standing in shallow water for hours,

just watching their homes and businesses burn to the ground.

If you're okay, don't look at the front, don't look.

Look this way, this is good.

There's barely any time to think in a situation like that.

But after the flames have been extinguished and the relief workers move in,

there's seemingly endless amounts of time for survivors to ask themselves, what is my life going to look like now?

My guest this week is CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Bill Weir. he's been all over Maui talking to those survivors

about who and what was lost in the deadliest American wildfire in a century and why they

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