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>> we the latest on hurricane irma. the last time a storm this size hit florida was 25 years ago. the body count, 61 deaths and flattening more than 125,000 people's homes. this was the most expensive hurricane in u.s. history. the damage toll was over $50 billion. hurricane irma on the right, much bigger in size, in scope, in breadth, and wre believe in intensity than that record ho holder hurricane andrew. >> it was something out soft wizard of oz. things flying in front of us and

Things stand. you talked about the damage toll. you have got 20 vehicles that were destroyed. we just got an update. we are now told you have 64 vehicles impacted in some faction. we gave that number of 20 destroyed. another 44 damaged. you know you had a situation where the flames just advanced so quickly on that freeway. you had people literally running for their lives as those flames came up the hill. what a terrifying situation that was. at this point, 3500 acres charred. 5% contained. the fire does appear to be dying down a bit. not advancing quite aggressively as we saw yesterday. fred? ...

Beating 95,000 people without power. for more on the deadly tornadoes in oklahoma. we go live to new york city where janet rode out the storms in the underground tunnel. >> good morning. this is going to turn out to be a major flood event. there's high water in a number of places. we're told the underground parking garage filled with cars has water up to the roof. everyone has to get a first look at things. i think the bigger damage toll is on people's psychi. this community has been through this drill the better part of two weeks. severe weather day after day and yet again yesterday when the ...

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And the water was 5" below her floor. the situation, here, is very rough. there are still piles of debris on the streets, there are heavy vehicles out here trying to clear the debris and we saw south of us a national guard check point and you are not allowed in because of the security situation unless you are a resident or contractor. four weeks to the day after we came here to ride out the storm there is still a tremendous amount of work left to be done and the damage toll in new jersey alone is estimated at more than $29 billion. >>neil: and the people who don't want to build there, they are...