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Rescue and Recovery Efforts underway after helene leaves Mass Destruction in towns across the southeast. This is our sixth hurricane down here. This is the worst, most destructive, strongest storm i have ever been through. Steve and he was a storm chasers. This as nearly 100 people are confirmed dead. We are going to talk to residents. Local officials and reporters on the ground all morning long. Lawrence plus, Joe Rogan issuing a warning about free speech if Kamala Harris wins in november. I do...

is being described, look at the pictures, as total devastation. this is a city that is impassable. even for bicycles, 90% of the island, 90 percent of fort myers beach is destroyed and up and down the western coast people are still reeling for likely the largest natural disaster in the history of the state. >> the biggest fear that stha youll see your personal effects gone or all over the place. and that is what happened. >> also at this hour, the reopening process por some begins. tam...

a senior un official has warned that half of population of gaza are now starving, as israel continues its assault on the territory. the world food programmes deputy director, carl skau, says nine out of ten people are not eating every day. israeli tanks are reported to be advancing slowly towards the centre of khan younis, as intense battles continue in southern gaza. there are reports of house—to—house fighting in the city. it comes amid fierce criticism of the us, for vetoing a u...

Imprints of homes in many cases. all that is left. >> you have other people stranded on islands with no water no, power. desperately drying to get out. liz bell matthews is a spokesperson for the city of ft. myers, florida. i know this goes without saying but we are so sorry. we know the pain and devastation that everyone is going through right now. do you have a sense of how many people may still need to be rescued? >> well, i did know that in the city of ft. myers, we are just responding const...

. we have been reporting on the horrors happening in the ukrainian city of mariupol. much of it has been destroyed by constant russian shelling. the latest targets a giant shopping mall now sitting completely in ruins and an apartment complex really completely destroyed. hundreds and hundreds of residents forced to run for their lives. city officials say mariupol suffering 50 to 100 russian attacks every day. i want to bring in the leader of the mariupol state university. thank you for joining...

And just tossed this car. authorities say the water level was up to 14 feet high across the northeast, the death toll from idas remnants is up to at least 51 people. this video from the nypd shows officers frantically trying to reach a flooded basement when specialized rescue teams got there, they found three people had already drowned. did you expect this much water >> no, nobody did. >> reporter: back in new jersey, it took richard mumber 11 hours to get back home to check if his home was okay...

Long, hot, miserable road back to normal. >> countless communities along the gulf coast and further inland face days, weeks, and months of rebuilding. >> come to a third world country no, water no, gas, no lights. >> on the barrier island of grand ill around half the homes were destroyed by hurricane ida. >> in my neighborhood i lost my home, my grandson lost his home. i have a deputy that lost his home. >> in new orleans, officials know they are in a race to restore services to the half of the ...

Are still struggling >> reporter: almost four months after hurricane dorian flattened and flooded great abaco island, life here remains a struggle is there water >> no, there is no water. >> reporter: no water, no power, no sewer every structure on the island still damaged or destroyed where did you ride the storm out? >> right inside here. >> reporter: matthew taylor hoped to have a roof on his murphytown home by now, but on this island 90 miles long, at its fattest only four miles wide, for ab...

We sent nbcs kerry sanders back to the island where people are still struggling >> reporter: almost four months after hurricane dorian flattened and flooded great abaco island, life here remains a struggle is there water >> no, there is no water. >> reporter: no water, no power, no sewer every structure on the island still damaged or destroyed where did you ride the storm out? >> right inside here. >> reporter: matthew taylor hoped to have a roof on his murphy town home by now, but on this islan...

No power menu, the no water menu and an emergency menu. how did that come about? what should we be noting from here? >> well, the key for that is we use those when the situations change in the field. obvious will no water no, power, no brainer. we have a limited menu and an emergency menu based on whats going on, how much volume we have. the goal is to keep the restaurants open the best way we can. sometimes if all we have is sausage biscuits, thats all well have. >> do you help first responders...