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Premature labor with twins and a man waiting for bypass surgery. we also embedded today with search and rescue teams today going door to door in the neighborhoods. this is the catastrophic damage of hurricane michael. the storm surge in apalachicola taking over streets and homes. in st. joe beach, a family, including father and son, rescuing people from their roof shortly after the eye of the storm passed. here in panama city, this stunning drone footage revealing a school destroyed. today we dr...

Shoed political operator, he can read the polls as well as anybody, he knows there are a lot of traditionally republican leaning voters who may like some of the economic policies that have been pursued over the last 20 months but who are very uneasy about the president ecommitment to the rule of law, very uneasy about kind of all the windows breaking and norm shattering thats going on and i think he correctly understands that firing sessions between now and november would really underscore the s...

I realize in the 50s people would hide under the desks, which is absurd but is there anything not absurd to do. >> its not as absurd as you think. it depends on where the bomb is going off. its absurd to hide under your desk if youre expecting eight missiles to hit the city and all multi megaton range. at that point the desk is not going to help you much. if youre thinking about one nuclear missile and it isnt -- doesnt land on you, some of the effects of a missile are things like things -- wind...

Tonight. >> reporter: tonight, irmas wrath damaging south florida airports. debris littering terminals, windows breaking. of those 4,000 flights canceled today, more than 1,000 in atlanta because of strong winds. miami international airport, reopening tomorrow. >> its going to be an incremental, gradual ramp up to 100% flights. >> reporter: we met juan solveyra, stranded at m.i.a. since friday. you must have never expected to sleep in an airport? >> no, i never. never. never in my life. >> repor...

Their home and watch things rather than be off the island and struggle to get back on. >> that comes with risks. there are a lot of storm veteran that is can live on the outer banks. they have weathered the storms many times and want to stick it out. some people are saying the whole house is shaking. they can feel the windows breaking, the wind and rain pounding against the house. at the height of it, when the wall, the eyewall was coming through, what did it feel like? >> reporter: i mean, you ...

We need to get down. its not a joke. >> uh-huh. >> and the next thing i know is my little brother pushing everybody in the bed and getting on top of the mattress and we hear nothing but windows breaking, wood going through the walls. >> storms also ravaged parts of prescott, kansas, near the missouri border. lets bring? jennifer gray. millions more in the bulls eye today. who needs to be on the look out? >> we do have a tornado watch in effect through portions of alabama and mississippi, includi...

Spring ushered in egypts first democratically elected president, mohamed morsi is then ousted in a military coup. many egyptians frustrated by what they saw as the slow pace of change and the rise of islamic fundamentalism. number seven is, after decades of distrust and a diplomatic gridlock, theres a thaw with iran. >> the phone call thats making history. president obama called irans new president hassan rouhani. >> and in november, a break-through in geneva. >> a deal has been reached, a deal ...

Democratically elected president, is out offed in a military coup. the rise of islamic fundamentalism. number seven, after decades of distrust and diplomatic gridlock, there is a thor with iran. >> the phone call thats making history. president obama called irans new president. >> six world powers. >> the preliminary deal elimit the nuclear weeapons and international sanctions. some say it doesnt go far enough. number six. >> all around, you hear the sounds of windows breaking. objects crashing ...

Tacloban and is flying in badly needed supplies. >> it is almost the end of the world, our goal is, i must go out of this city. >> reporter: three days after what is likely the strongest storm in recorded history, its full impact just starting to be discovered. randi kay, cnn, new york. some of the most terrifying footage you just saw came from the hotel where cnns andrew stevens was reporting. i want to show you what this was like, in this clip, the reporter became a rescuer. >> it is a relat...

Where we are is a substantial hotel list and we are away from windows. all around us, you hear the sound of windows breaking, large objects falling, crashing on the floor and under foot, it is now just a deluge, if you look behind me the staircase is basically a water fall. then a torrent of black water began pouring into the hole the storm surge had begun. within a few minutes, it was a there wasnt a ground floor window left a. panicked family trapped in their room, smashed the window and screa...