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And, you know, the producer would write down the name and the number, i took a couple of names and numbers and when we got back to antigua, we called the families and sent the messages on. during the storm, ravines and water ways became torrents. obliterating everything in their path. there is no running water on dominica, the water ways are the only way to bathe or wash clothes. what we heard here around the islands is things are changing. these storms are not category 5s. there is not a catego...

Of their bark by maria. piled high onto the road until they become the road. you dont walk to point michel, you climb and clamber. these are whats left of the rain forests, giants that stood centuries, thrown like matchsticks across the shoreline. the rain forests now just a memory. once at point michel we hear the stories of those who survived like miranda john. >> when i came back and i saw inside there, i just break down. everything, gone. the sea was right inside there. >> reporter: as we ve...

Food is running low and people head to the capital to find what they can. we meet jermaine fontaine on the way, leaving home because she no longer has one. >> we are homeless, but we are okay. we have life. every single thing i had in my house is gone. >> the closer you get to the capital, the more apock likt liptic things become. here, a massive tree shoved into a house .blocking the way.the during the storm, ravines and waterways became furious tore ends, obliterating everything in their path....

A day after the baptism, the village of atsala held a funeral. this is what is so tragic and incomprehensible about a natural disaster. what should have been the celebration of a new life instead resulted in the death of an innocent family. among those who perished in the church, most of graciana via new we have have as family. the victims his wife, two daughters, his son-in-law, and two grandchildren. also killed at the church, the 3-month-old baby, elida, her older sister, and their mother. de...

Look, i think the trump administration is dealing with this on two fronts. one is diplomatically, were seeing the -- we saw trump in his speech at the u.n. talk about increasing sanctions, as well as choking off nations that are helping north korea. rex tillerson i think is doing everything he can do on that front. but on the other hand, president trump is doing only what president trump can, and that is branding his enemies to make them look comical in a way. we saw that work quite effectively ...

Way. that morning, locals gathered at this church in the center of the village to attend the baptism of a 3-month-old girl named elida torres de lion. this is a video of the 277-year-old church, filmed in happier times. it was the beating heart of this community. but that all changed in an instant when the earth began to shake on tuesday. tiejo, a church employee, was assisting with the baptismal ceremony when the quake struck. >> translator: it was almost instantaneous. when it started shaking,...

Head to the capital to find what they can. we meet jermaine fontaine on the way, leaving home because she no longer has one. >> we are homeless, but we are okay, we have life. our entire home isone,every thing i had in my house is gone. >> reporter: the closer you get the more apocalyptic the scenes become. it is an assault on the senses. here a massive tree shoved into a house and blocking the way. during the storm, ra veeps and waterways became furious torrents, obliterating everything in the...

After weekend tornadoes ripped through the neighborhoods there, brian. >> thats where our chief meteorologist has been scrambled and he joins us live. rick, wherever you look, devastation. remember last weekend that 260 some tornadoes, none of them as high as f3 or strong. this one is an ef-4 as it hit this neighborhood here, obliterating everything. these are solid structured homes. take a little bit closer in. these are brick homes. these are homes with very solid foundations, the foundation...

Daiichi power plant. despite many layers of safety features, it fell victim to a perfect stop of unfortunate circumstances. >> on an ordinary friday, march 11th, then earth moved. 2:46 local time. a massive 9.0 earthquake rattles the core of daily life in japan with sustained shaking many people have never experienced. but the shaking underground was just the first sign of natures fury. within an hour, a 30-foot wall of displaced water smashes into japans north eastern coastline, obliterating ev...