The family of missing Hawaiian woman Hannah Kobayashi say the LAPD didn't take their concerns for the 30-year-old, who was last seen in LA, serious for more than a week

The family of the Hawaii woman who vanished in Los Angeles earlier this month is calling on authorities to ramp up their efforts after viewing alarming footage of her from more than a week ago.

The family of Hannah Kobayashi, a Hawaii woman who vanished while traveling to New York, has grown more concerned after viewing surveillance video.

It has been a week since Hannah Kobayashi's family has been trying to find her. While a rigorous search for Hannah is currently going on, her family has claimed they have found new footage of her.

Maui to New York City at Los Angeles International Airport days earlier on Nov. 8. Kobayashi is described as 5 feet, 10 inches tall, weighing about 140 pounds and has brown hair and eyes,

Hannah Kobayashi, 31, never boarded her connecting flight from LAX to JFK on November 8. Her family is now gathered in Los Angeles, where they are retracing her footsteps in an effort to bring her home.

The family of Hannah Kobayashi — the Hawaiian photographer who vanished while heading on a “bucket list” vacation to New York — say they did not hear from detectives for 10 days, and only after holding a rally demanding action.