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After both jim sciutto and poppy harlow had to leave the building as they were on the air. you can see a group of people there in new york as our camera crews are on the scene as well. we know from our colleague tom winter, our investigations reporter who has been digging into this, that the bomb squad has been on the scene for roughly 15 or 20 minutes or so at this point. as investigators were responding not to just what's happening in a package sent to the obamas here in d.c. and our report iing there is so kind of similarity or linkage between those three packages and one sent to george sor...

You and the other reporters and producers and camera crews, they are doing what the president told them to do. go to the middle of the crowd and you will see middle easterners. how many middle easterners have you spotted so far? >> zero. of course not. none. the truth is that the president also fails to mention in the next breath is that 99% of these people are christians. they are catholics and protestants. most of them are putting faith in a christian god to make it north. the insinuation that there are muslims in this group. who knows. there are 7,000 people here, but if i see somebody roll...

Ngos are bringing these camera crews in and all of a sudden the people get off the van, they walk when the camera crews come out. the camera crew stop reporting and they hopped in the van. once i get to mexico, they pay the drug cartels and the smugglers $5,000 per family unit to get them across. the drug cartels are the only ones making any money in this process. the drug cartels and the open border democrats, they are on the same side. these drug cartels have made $2.5 billion in smuggling alone per year. that's on top of the drug profits, and that's a lot of money. we have to change the imm...

Comes up. wh what's it been like for you, brian? >> reporter: it's been devastating, chris. of all the dangerous periods associated with the storm, people sometimes take this period, when the brunt of the storm is passed, they take it a little less seriously. you cannot take it less seriously because of what we're looking at here. right now it's pitch black around here. we've seen reporters talking about this in the towns they are. no less serious here. it's pitch black. the only light hire is from our camera crews. this is what makes it so dangerous. when you're trying to move around, you're ...

The gulf coast and it's moving into areas that are already saturated with water, areas that were already hit by florence. so the danger is far from over. we have flash flood warnings. active in many different areas. rescue crews trying to get out. they have to wait for a window. then they have to try to navigate their way through crushed homes and collapsed buildings. brian todd is in panama city beach, florida, that place is going to really look so different from what people remember it as when the sun comes up. what's it been like for you, brian? >> reporter: it's been devastating, chris. of...