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Rescues to be done with over a thousand people trying to rescue. >> wow, scott bouchard, i thought it was jason earlier on. >> it was jason, youre 100% correct. he dropped his cell phone signal. you talked to somebody who saved a life. >> i appreciate all youre doing. as always, it is just extraordinary, you know, this brings out the best in people zpur the best in all of us. i appreciate it and i wish you godspeed and well continue to check in with you. i want to check in also with chris, see w...

Storm, the third lowest pressure ever recorded here across the u.s. this is where we are now. still 140 miles an hour winds. sustained. i am sure that will come down as we get the 5:00 advisory. it will remain a hurricane for a little bit longer, going to tomorrow morning. we still have a tropical storm moving in towards south carolina and well have very gusty conditions there across the carolinas. a lot of areas likely have weakened trees from all of the flooding that was there. some of the wat...

Prize there are four winners this year well be looking at them throughout the day here on d w one of them is tony rinaldo hes pioneered a simple but effective solution to deforestation thats earned him the nickname. maker a lot of his technique involves growing trees from existing root systems which are often still intact using a simple set of management practices taught by reinado farmers can regenerate and protect existing local vegetation. and he says this has the potential to restore degrade...

That. were in the middle of it for a day or day and a half more. that duration is what is so concerning to so many people. that is here in north carolina. south carolina hasnt begun. i dont think it has started to rain yet. lets go to chris cuomo in myrtle beach, south carolina. chris. >> no rain here, j.b. we have not had any significant precipitation. palmettos are starting to get their blow on at 45-mile-an-hour gusts. there was a mandatory evac zone. a shingle from the roof that fell off. yo...

Twelve billion u.s. dollars every year. so theres a pressing need for practical remedies or anything another one of the first priorities is to talk hold a certification. in kuwait on the elder sorrys team are experimenting with native doesnt plans to try to stabilize the soil. these drought tolerant plants have extensive root systems which help prevent soil from blowing away this is really our area it was a pretty area in the boston quiett though it is prohibited in question two thousand and thr...

A pressing need for practical remedies are there not. one of the first priorities is to tackle disaster for keisha. in kuwait elder saris team are experimenting with native doesnt plans to try to stabilize the soil. these drought tolerant plants have extensive root systems which help prevent soil from blowing away this is really our area it was a pretty area in the boston quiett though it is prohibited in question two thousand and three so all the quarters was dumped and zeal for detention was i...

In kuwait sorrys team are experimenting with native doesnt plans to try to stabilize the soil. these drought tolerant plants have extensive root systems which help prevent soil from blowing away this is really our area it was a pretty area in the boston quit though it is prohibited in question two thousand and three so all the quarters was dumped and zeal for detention was in this area before now areas rehabilitated the game by using native plants in order to form a very good native life in the ...

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Flooding in st. johns. as we look at the extended winds northward we are going to have downed trees. we could see tens of thousands of downed trees. in the southeaster u.s. in georgia and south alabama its hearty pine country. they have weak root systems. there is going to be many of them knocking out power lines. its hard to talk about this. but once you start to receive hurricane force winds, whether it is a gust or a wind -- i know this sounds frightening but we know from past experiences you...

The weather, but we had red bands passed over us. i want to show you what kind of damage that did. this is a hostile here in florida, and those are pretty big trees. ill turn the camera as we drive by, but you see the root systems, water saturating the ground, and then those trees just toppling over. we have not seen any houses destroyed, but we have seen a lot of these trees down, a lot of debris in the road. we also took a trip down to key largo. it is still, you can reach it by going down the...