So it s extraordinary. i don t really know what we re going to do. we ll figure it out. dana griffin joins us now. how is this affecting people and businesses? reporter: good morning to you. here there are a line of businesses right along the beach that have been shuttered for several days because over these past few weeks, the waves and wind has just battered these businesses. many have windows broken. there s a piece of the wharf zitting inside one of these business ps. one owners took us inside his restaurant so we could see the floor boards that have been torn up. take a look. you can see the beams are coming up. and the entire thing is going to have to get taken out. it s scary to think of the force of these waves underneath.
Promise. one of this new initiatives focused on ending the problem for good. joining me now is missouri s general, hawley. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. why do you care on this campaign? it is an epidemic all over our country, jake. it is an epidemic that touches here here. thousands are at risk. i promise my office would do something about it. we ll take decisive action and today we have begun to do just that. this is the first of its kind of the regulations that i introduced today and i propagated today and what it says that business ps that are used as fronts for trafficking