Army personnel still removing debris five months after Lahaina wildfires

It's been five months since devastating wildfires decimated parts of Maui. Army personnel are still removing large amounts of debris, but there are some small signs of new life. Watching the changes over five months, scientists are doing regular water tests of the ocean, saying last week’s storm dumped more than four inches of rain. Environmentalists say there are encouraging signs of the amount of toxins being washed into the ocean being greatly reduced. The historic Lahaina Banyan tree shows green is sprouting, with experts even spotting a monk seal resting on the shore.