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Heart of this, right in the heart of hurricane season. the typical time we see the most of activity is september 10. a lot of time left here where we can see a lot of activity and there are more tropical waves that could become something in the next we are or so. rick: but the bahamas missed the worst of this one. adam: they did. rub * recovery efforts are. rick: recovery efforts are just cracking the surface in the bahamas. steve harrigan as more from nassau, bahamas. reporter: this is what man...

Northern islands is pretty much complete. you have more than 10,000 houses destroyed, about 60,000 people homeless. now the storm is taking a similar path, but keep in mind as adam said, a lot less severe. 60 mile per hour winds instead of 185. you see people on the islands just trying to scrap together some shelter, often with no electricity, just using hammers and blue tarps, trying to shelter from the storm. this new tropical storm has complicated their efforts and also, aid efforts as well. ...

Could become a hurricane by tomorrow night is now north of the country, this comes as it continues to recover from hurricane dorian. he is live in the bahamas with the very latest. the threat of the second storm raised a lot of anxiety across the bahamas especially since its been on the past hit that dorian took. it means the northern islands like abaco island. they had went to petes of 185 miles per hour and sat there for more than 36 hours it knocked down about 10000 houses and left 60000 peop...

Mile-per-hour winds as opposed to 185 mile-per-hour winds, moving past quickly. it could leave 6 inches of rain. when you look at conditions there you see what it could do to people, they have tarpaulins where once there were roofs, people living outside with no electricity. it slows 8 efforts, concerns moving back and forth to the islands and slows recovery efforts as well. there is still a search for missing. the death toll is at 52 right now but the government still says 1300 people are missi...

We are kind of right in the heart of this, right in the heart of hurricane season. the typical time we see the most of activity is september 10. a lot of time left here where we can see a lot of activity and there are more tropical waves that could become something in the next we are or so. rick: but the bahamas missed the worst of this one. adam: they did. rub * recovery efforts are. rick: recovery efforts are just cracking the surface in the bahamas. steve harrigan as more from nassau, bahamas...

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Devastation following dorian. 30 people are confirmed dead but health officials say that number will grow. hundreds are still missing. one of the hardest hit areas is the abaco islands where dorian made landfall as a category 5. the island scattered with debris from homes destroyed by the 185-mile-an-hour winds. im trace gallagher. now back to hannity. ♪ >> sean: joe biden is caught again telling yet another big lie. this time about his position on the iraq war. telling npr, he came out agains...

People were dealing with it, with 185-mile per hour winds and when you see the result of it, it looks like someone just shook that island over and over again, down to the foundation. people didnt even know where their own houses were, so the level of destruction is 100% in some areas, neil. neil: you know, steve also thousands, tens of thousands of them left homeless, and that number is going up and its one thing to return to a home thats battered, quite another to go back to a home thats no lon...

Arthel: search and rescue crews are working frantically in the bahamas to reach communities trapped by massive flooding in the wake of hurricane dorian. 43 people now confirmed dead there and that number is expected to rise. thousands others are still listed as missing. steve harrigan is live from nass the bahamas with a firsthand look at the devastation. steve. >> reporter: arthel, the destruction on some of the northern islands is just near complete. as far as you can look to the left and the ...

And it is -- it is difficult because you know that in this vast area that has been destroyed, there were people whose final moments of their lives were sheer terror of the horror that comes with the chaos of 185-mile-per-hour winds and driving, driving water and storm surge. let me take you over this way here. im not sure whether we can see it, but off in the distance right now taking off is one of the navy sea stallions way off in the distance. that is the airport here at marsh harbour and it h...