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>> the apartments was, the roofs all gone. all of us had to sleep in one room. there was a pile of us, and we couldnt find no food to eat. my dogs dead, some clothes i lost, mostly everything i lost. zblor >> reporter: we heard from the prime minister here that nassau cannot possibly absorb the estimated 70,000 people from grand bahama and abaco who are now homeless, so we know that some are now in florida after that cruise ship docked there this morning, but still, figuring out what to do after...

Administrator in miami announce the breadth of the support from the u.s. those who have survived this storm who are on the island of abaco and they want to come to nassau where there is some safety and comfort, that is the urgency as well for the u.s. coast guard. i went over yesterday to take a look at everything that is there. we landed at marsh harbour airport, and there was a family of four that was going to evacuate, but the chopper on which they were assigned to, they could not all four fi...

Back with us. there are people improvising to try to get as many people off of abaco as possible. these were two who came back here today. >> the apartment, the roofs all gone. all of us had to sleep in one room. there was a pile of us, and we couldnt find food to eat. my dogs dead. some clothes i lost. mostly everything i lost. >> reporter: malik says he doesnt know if all of his cousins made it, if they are alive or if theyre somewhere here in nassau, and i asked him, once things are rebuilt, ...

Myself we went to abaco and we had an extra seat. when we arrived at the marsh harbour airport, there was a family of four trying to get to nassau, but there wasnt enough space for everyone on one chopper so we took a 14-year-old boy, his name is malik maroe and a 21-year-old, his name is kenly victor. tomorrow his 22nd birthday, on our chopper to bring them here to nassau. when i started to ask kenly about what he experienced there, he said i dont want to talk about it. and we were silent for 2...