Crews searching for Maui wildfire victims could find another "10 to 20 people" a day, Hawaii's governor says

As the death toll in Hawaii from the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century grew to 96 on Sunday, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said there is a grim expectation of further casualties. 

"There are more fatalities that will come," Green told CBS News. "The fire was so hot that what we find is the tragic finding that you would imagine, as though a fire has come through and it's hard to recognize anybody."

All residents of Lahaina — a historic town that bore the brunt of the blaze — have either escaped or perished in the fire, according to Green, but it could take 10 days for a full death toll to be determined as crews could find "10 to 20 people per day probably until they finish "