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Anthem mean to so many people. >> you can put it that way, if you want to just ignore the fact why theyre doing it. i think the whole thing about the situation is, its not anyones right to tell another person when is their time to go out and stand for something. we dont see anywhere written in the constitution or anywhere else you have to stand. i always ask the question and went to a bar right after colin kaepernick started doing this last year and i stood there. when they started playing the n...

They get hit here, they have no backup, not even the aid in storage because they gave it to other places more in need. >> what did the prime minister say? >> hes shell shocked. hes a stoic and strong man but hes shell shked by the breadth of what has happened to his country and people. have a listen to part of the interview. >> every single village, every single community, every single street has been impacted by this hurricane. theres no community in dominica spared by this monster of a hurrica...

She waded through chest-high water calling out on a bullhorn if anybody needed help. there were people stranded on their roofs, on patios. they rescued eight people. most were elderly. some needed medical attention. they were checked out by emts and some taken to the hospitals. the problem here in puerto rico is nowhere near being solved. theyre still making rescues and its unclear how many people out there still need help. >> and joining us now on the phone from san juan is puerto ricos secreta...

Shoulders. >> i imagine a lot of people are feeling like that this morning. joining us now is our correspondent tammy lightener. good to talk to you this morning. give us your assessment from the ground. >> i can tell you that we really dont know the extent of the damage. until officials do a flyover of the island, theyre not going to know how bad it is. but this will give you an idea of what people will see when they wake up this morning. this is just a crumbled mess of metal that was once a bu...

Yesterday with regional administrator of fema and visited the shelters and walked into the cities and town of cruise bay and happy to see some restaurants opened and were just cooking and serving the meals free and allowing people to just sit inside or eat outside. the school where the shelter was, the school lunch workers showed up and started cooking for folks in the shelter and giving them hot meals and so more deployment of resources, the marines landed today in st. thomas thats going to be ...

Private helicopter from miami and tried to take the most direct line here to conserve fuel. so i did not flyover the entire keys. we did flyover a few of the islands, namely kujo key, which is over there and sugarloaf where i am. i saw most structures still intact from the air. most structures still intact but very few houses still undamaged. i saw a whole lot of boats in places where boats arent supposed to be. often in peoples yards and in streets, around and about. but i would say the structu...

Order will be restored to florida. the pentagon warned last night that they may need to evacuate 10,000 people who road out the storm in the keys. with the island cut off and the national guard deploying search and rescue missions. yesterday floridas two senators did a flyover together with the coast guard over their home state looking at the scope of the damage. the storm has weakened to a post tropical cyclone, but 7.5 million people in florida, georgia, and the carolinas are without power thi...

Hes top story. across florida, were just beginning to get a sense of the damage left behind by hurricane irma as the storm continues its assault on the southeast. the storm has weakened to a post-tropical cyclone, but millions in florida, now georgia and south carolina, are without power. and many are cut off from their homes. in jacksonville, entire streets were swallowed by record flooding as heavy rain and storm surge hit the city yesterday. and much of the florida keys remain cut off from th...

Into the cities and town of cruise bay and was really happy to see some restaurants opened and were just cooking and serving the meals free and allowing people to just sit inside or eat outside. the school where the shelter was, the school lunch workers showed up and started cooking for folks in the shelter and giving them hot meals and so more deployment of resources, the marines landed today in st. thomas thats going to be provisioned in st. john as a priority to deal with debris removal. we h...

Out to people as fast as possible. the -- what the president gave us with the major declaration will help our families get back into a normal life as fast as possible. so ill be glad to answer the questions you may have. >> reporter: what about the flyover? what kind of damage are you and the major seeing that stands out to you? >> well, just the amount of flooding. you heard about it in peoples faces last night when you went to the shelter. you saw it on tv yesterday. but then you can see it wh...