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Home, don't start looking for stuff in your home because that's when we see people get hurt and while there are some first responders here, they're not going out at this. it's going to be a while before they can respond to calls and heard, unfortunately, what i believe our first confirmed fatality here in florida. it's well to the south. a woman apparently suffered a cardiac event, lost her life in her late 50s. so we are hunkering down as best we can. we've got to be mindful of flying debris. i checked before we came on the air here on the front side of the hotel. front atlantic avenue and th...

Home over there, a bit of roof damage that a neighbor pointed out, but for the most part, it's pretty superficial. you could see an emergency crew just ahead there. they're working on clearing some debris from the roads. we have a little bit of standing water here, but for the most part, the homes have been somewhat protected. most of the trees we've seen have fallen away from homes. so far, we've surveyed about a few hundred homes and neighborhoods through here. we haven't seen any significant damage. craig? >> gadi schwartz there in t titusville. and jay johnson who runs homeland security. t...

Checking in with ron mott in daytona beach where conditions have been deteriorating fairly rapidly. let's go back now to ron mott to check in. ron, how are things now? >> reporter: things are starting to fall off the hotel. beg your pardon if we spend most of the report looking for fine debris. we'll show you some of the damage. you can see the structure. not sure what it contains but most has fallen in the past two or three minutes. looks like it was mostly an entry way into the hotel but take a look up here on the ninth floor, craig. you can see some curtains hanging out here on the ninth fl...

There were words that parts of i-95 have been shut down. is that still the case? have you come across areas of the interstate that have been shut off? >> reporter: the twhole interstate is closed off. the authorities have given us permission to move up the road. we're driving on an interstate around 26 miles an hour right now and we're doing that because there is still a lot of danger out here, a lot of debris. as you look out the front right now, we're fortunate that we're in a spot that we don't have any debris but we see some places where it's higher trees or down in the interstate, we've h...

Those are colors, they can go any way there. you have to prepare for the worst. the hope is that the next time, people will still heed warnings and not use it as an excuse to stay because it could always be worse. >> we know you've got to get on the road. thank you so much. florida's senior senator bill nelson joining us next as well and head back to daytona beach. daytona beach, again, getting slammed right now. >> reporter: i'm alex witt in daytona beach. it's after 8:00 in the morning. we've got winds gusting over 60 miles an hour at this point. definitely feeling the force. we've seen de...