President Biden Visits Hawaii to Survey Wildfire Damage
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Over 100 dead, and hundreds more are missing in the aftermath of the Lahaina wildfire in Maui.
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Maui residents are growing increasingly frustrated as the search for their loved ones drags on.
Authorities have said at least 115 people died in the fire - the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. in more than a century.Â
Authorities redacted names and addresses from the recordings to avoid releasing personally identifying information.
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