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I just saw some people out walking their dogs. i was also concerned by that but also by the construction cranes that were still up. >> i'm told they will withstand this storm. and i sure hope that's the case. as far as the people walking around, at this point we can't do anything more about it. we have really stressed this week for people to evacuate and the importance of that. we did so up until today. and all we can do is now ask that they just stay in their houses. this is not the time to be outside taking pictures when this storm hits because this storm can happen and we can't get to them ...

Of the heavy equipment. have they been able to get to anybody? i don't know yet. >> i can't tell. we can see the bridge. we can see the partially collapsed half. all of these emergency responder trucks and cars are blocking the view of the pancaked part of the pedestrian bridge, which is now on the north four lanes of severe weather eight street. you have three construction cranes that were hear as it happened. they've been here for days and weeks as this is all being constructed, ready for open next week. the cranes you see were already here when the bridge collapsed. they have been trying to...

Docks completely submerged. in nearby naples, 140 miles per hour wind gusts tossing elimb numb siding. irma's powerful wind gusts peeling the roof clean off this apartment building in miami. the dramatic moment caught on camera. roaring winds and heavy rain in the downtown area turning streets into rivers. a major concern in downtown miami, construction cranes weighing several tons threatening everything below. at least two snapping under the pressure of the winds. in north miami beach, police rescuing this 4-month old baby and hit mother. and a fort lauderdale resident watches in horror as a ...

Streets into rivers. construction cranes weighing several tons threatening everything below. at least two cranes in downtown miami snapping under the pressure of irma's howling winds. police rescuing this 4-month-old baby and its mother from a flooded home. a backyard tree is uprooted right before a family's eyes in fort lauderdale. several tornados reported as hurricane irma began its assault on florida. water spouts just like this one, popping up, threatening to wreak havoc. florida's governor saying to heed evacuation orders. over six million ordered to evacuate, becoming one of the largest...

Water earlier today about two blocks up that street, but if we rotate to the other side of the street, floodwaters continue. the mayor said don't be fooled when you see pockets like that dry out perform this water is not going anywhere any time soon. the people in downtown jacksonville are facing, they came here for shelter. they came here to be safe from these waters and the effects of the storm because their homes were in places they thought were in more danger. now these floodwaters in jacksonville, a serious concern for so many here as this situation continues to evolve. >> we'll stay in c...