A Devastating 'Fire Tornado' In Hawaii | August 15, 2023



On today’s episode, CNN 10 is headed to Hawaii to examine the impact of devastating wildfires in the region. We’ll hear from CNN’s Chief Climate Correspondent who visited the historic area Lahaina, which was destroyed in the fire. Then, we’ll meet one of our CNN Heroes, Osei Boateng, who is helping bring medical care to his community in Ghana

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49 thoughts on “A Devastating 'Fire Tornado' In Hawaii | August 15, 2023”

  1. Shout outs to Dolores Huerta International Academy. We love you, smiley face, smiley face. I have been watching this show religiously for 10+ years. Mrs. Garcia-Ochoa loves watching you!

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  2. THESE WERE NOT WILD FIRES! WILD FIRES ARE 1400 DEGREES. METAL MELTS AT 2500 DEGREES, LIKE THE CARS. THESE WERE DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS. AGENDA 2030, THE GLOBALIST WANT THE LAND.

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  3. Can we get a shout out to Michigan Lutheran Seminary in Saginaw, Michigan?!? The students in our Government class love you and your puns, Coy Boy!!! Go Cardinals!! Riiiiiiise up!!!

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  4. Can you please give a shout out to Mr. Gurrerro's Period 4 class in Heritage High School California. We love watching your videos every day! There is a extra credit opportunity if I can get a shout out if I can be honest. 😅

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  5. You left out a huge part of the story with the sirens. Lahaina officials have explained many times that those sirens were not meant for fires, but for tsunami’s. This would have caused people to run into the fire instead of away from the fire. Most Lahaina residents are aware of this, but I’m sure the visitors were not.

    Omitting facts it’s not reporting the news and is considered misinformation. I enjoy CNN 10 but too many things are being omitted to support a narrative. I will be reporting this to my children’s middle school.

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