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People into this country, why dont they pay for it? why are they forcing me to pay for it. >> excellent question. its not just a question of whether its christian or not to welcome the foreigner or the stranger. thats from the bible. so, of course, it is christian. now, who pays for it is another question. now, the government is giving money to lots of organizations, private organizations to do things that the government thinks is good for the common good. okay.nk that is positive for the common...

Director to help us with that. we need food, we need water, we need propane for generators. we need, you know, tons of resources and medical supplies. theres women with broken hips being turned away from the clinic because theyre not a life-or-death situation right now. and the hospital in st. thomas was, from what i understand, pretty much completely destroyed. there were patients that didnt make it during the storm being transferred from icu, i was told. so theres just [ inaudible ] and its ju...

Country. clouds left over from irma. 80s in the northeast. summer like in the middle of the country. think of the people in florida without power. upper 80s and humid and in the low 90s. put this together to recap. august 30th that irma formed well out in the atlantic and seven days we tracked it before it hit any land. bar buddha 185 miles an hour winds. we have seen the pictures of the devastation they are headed for there. virgin islands hit hard and british virgin eyelids was hit harder. pue...

The attacks on the world trade center, the pentagon, the downing of united flight 93 that killed nearly 3,000 of our fellow citizens. now, these are images that will forever be burned into all of our memories and horrors we will never forget nor should we ever forget. what were about to show you is graphic. i know some networks wont show it. it is important we never forget especially in light of the recent deal, why would we give money to north korea and iran? it is insanity. we have to know who...

This satellite image that gives you a sense how physically large this storm is. as of monday afternoon, this afternoon, irma stretched from florida up to the great lakes. millions of floridians evacuated in the days before irma hit, one of the biggest, if not the biggest evacuation in u.s. history. tons of people understandably are eager to get back home. whether or not you can get home depends on where you are, though, jacksonville, florida is virtually paralyzed by the worst floods there in 10...

Keating in the midway in the florida keys. where are you, phil? and what do you see this morning? >> well, ill know more for keys residents up to key largo. theyre allowed to return home after being evacuated to see what there is to see not only around but also at their properties. as you can tell, a whole lot of storm surge and debris, tons of it everywhere you look. at 7:00 a.m. hundreds of cars, which had lined up pre-sunrise in the dark anxious after a week in a hotel or at friends house on ...

Landfall in marco island and the most crucial thing is that that storm surge feared to be about 15 feet peaked out at about 6 feet. im three quarters of a mile from the beach and talking to residents here still the water came up to their knees here almost a mile from the beach. if that had been 16 feet like they said, this entire area would have been flooded out and we would be looking at massive devastation and probably a lot more death, frankly. so everyone in naples got really lucky. that was...

Tons and tons of water and supplies for people who are stranded with no power and little water. people are just starting in the last few days to be able to get in and out. >> cnns sarah gannon to the virgin islands and you see them across the caribbean. these tiny islands took a harder. when we come back, congress gets back to work and president trump and his team press lawmakers on his tax reform. including the white house dinner party tonight. le mnemonic t-mobiles unlimited now includes netfl...

Sections of charleston still under water. residents using city provided tubes to pump out some of the water to the hard-hit areas. brent, why dont you come over here, man. one of the guys that went through it last night. what was it like, man? people are saying it was kind of scary. >> tons of rain and it started and our place will flood with a good rain, but what was scary about last night, it went from probably about a foot of water to about two and a half feet of water in less than 30 minutes...

If that had been 16 feet like they said, this entire area would have been flooded out and we would be looking at massive devastation and probably a lot more death, frankly. so everyone in naples got really lucky. that was always the biggest concern. still driving around today, you see tons of flooding and tons of trees down but by and large naples escaped the worst of it. >> you seeing much electricity there? >> reporter: you know, so, this is really sort of crucial i think to understanding the ...