idea where they are going to go once they cross the bridge. they know that they are in relative safety once they do it, but they have no idea where they are going to go, where they are going to sleep tonight. terrific report there from clarissa and the team. i have to take a moment to show you something else. this is some of the most heartbreaking stuff that we have seen yet from the war. i wanted to warn you right now that these images are disturbing. this is marina and her boyfriend fedor and they are rushing her 18-month-old son to the hospital. this toddler was wounded in the shelling in mariupol, and as you can see there on the blanket, blood is staining there on the clothes and on the baby blanket that this little boy is wrapped in, and look at their faces, and gut-wrenching panic as they rush to save this little boy s life, and the medical workers tried to save him, but they could not. his mother, and you can see it right here leaning over his
but the guy lost his son. we have a friend right now who has lost, he was trying to save a little boy s life. he ran back in to save the other child s life, and the tide took him out. we haven t heard from him since. as we were running, we were pushing bodies on the side to get through. reporter: bodies pushing people, deceased people? yes, that were floating in the water. wow, those are some of the heartwrenching stories that we re hearing out of the bahamas in the wake of hurricane dorian. the death toll rose to 43 and the health minister is warning the grim number is likely to grow significantly. the u.s. coast guard and other agencies are assisting with rescue and recovery efforts. the devastation has made tim possible to reach many areas where people are still stranded and homeless. let s bring in morgan chesky in nassau, bahamas. you re at a relief center. can you tell us what you re seeing there? what s going on there today? reporter: joy, good morning. i can tell yo
carolinas as hundreds are stranded. 19 presidential candidates are converging on new hampshire right now. the contenders are joining us for live interviews coming up. we begin right now with the crisis in the bahamas. rescue crews are making their way to the hardest hit islands decimated by dorian. at least 43 people are dead and they expect that number to rise drastically. the relentless storm has destroyed entire neighborhoods. leaving 70,000 people in desperate and frantic searches to find loved ones amid the chaos and recove i of survival. physically there are a lot of people that lost their limbs there was a guy that tried to save his mom. he was trying to save a little boy s life. the tide took him out. we haven t heard from him since.
and i m appreciative that you re out there on the road. be safe. i want to take you now to the bahamas where rescue efforts are still under way after hurricane dorian ripped through the island nation leaving behind a massive humanitarian crisis. there are now at least 30 people dead in the bahamas and al just mentioned it, that number is expected to rise. some have said even soar. the minister of health warning the official death toll could be staggering. today residents of grand bahama and abaco islands are desperate for help and hope. we need help. he need help. that s all i can say. there was a guy that tried to save his mom, he lost his arm. but the current took her. another guy lost his son. we have a friend right now who was trying to save a little boy s life. our hope is gone. no clothes to wear, no food to
rescued. we ve seen those search and rescue operations around the clock, but the logistics are phenomenally challenging and dangerous for the rescuers. hurricane dorian unleashed its category 5 power and stalled there, causing what has been called generational devastation. the stories of survival and loss we are hearing are both harrowing and heartbreaking. we need help. we need help. that s all i could say. there was a guy that tried to save his mom. he lost his arm, but the current took her. another guy, he lost his son. we have a friend right now who was trying to save a little boy s life. our house is gone, everything gone. no clothes to wear, no food to eat, no water to bathe. we need everything. everything? we need everything. we have no house. we need clothes. we need food.