Looking back at Maui wildfires one year later

A year ago, one of the deadliest wildfires in modern American history tore through the Hawaiian island of Maui. For several days, the fires damaged and destroyed thousands of buildings and homes in the historic downtown area of Lahaina and forced people to evacuate. Caleb Hopkins, a restauranteur in Hawai'i, joins CBS News to reflect on the past year.

[lindastiles]

Sorry you all have been through this..

[jennaluvsflatearth]

Wild fires that burned down houses but not trees and not houses with blue roofs

[DPerez-tzsj]

That was a very beautiful city. If you have tourists come back, this financial boost can help so much as you move forward, rebuilding your very beautiful city. The people there are those who built it before, so you same people can surely build it again.
💙 We love you Lahaina!

[G_Confalonieri]

In Argentina we say sth like this "Wildfires put out, Country Clubs remain"

[ssttarryeyes]

And what has been done to help these people?

[alk]

I remember Dem entia Joe napping at the meeting in Maui

[wayne-dg]

NOTHING HAS CHANGED the incompetence continues, the coverup continues no report released!!!
Hopefully these people will remember how they were treated when they VOTE IN NOVEMBER!!!

[MisterClear-ycon]

ALOHA FROM MAUI...YES< we now know whom did what, what with and why...personally I stayed In Lahaina for the whole attack. can be no bigger cover up in history.

[williamshaw]

The Russians have already rebuild Mariupol.😂😂😂

[treasuretrails]

They were so smug at first and told the tourists they weren't welcome anymore and now they want them back? LOL no thanks.

[MR.MichaelMayo]

lol go figure no help from DC lol . To busy helping Israel 😂

[missella]

I feel scared that if we as the human race does not join together to fight climate change in all nations by using more clean energy, sad events like this wildfire will spread across the globe. I stand with you, Hawaii. 💚🤍💚 #CleanEnergy