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Of florida all the way to the northeastern part of florida, jacksonville. the largest city geographically in florida, so you've got cities from here up to there just getting their arms about what happened here. florida now fighting to rofr after getting pounded by hours from winds sometimes over 100 miles an hour. every major city in florida impacted by irma's wrath and over 6 million customers left without power. two-thirds of the state. the florida keys hit first in the u.s. with category 4 winds. now with serious flooding and building damage. cut off from power and the mainland. southwest c...

About mile marker 85 or so. and it is one heartbreak after another. a child's picture book on the ground, the markings of the search and rescue teams who put the date and time they searched that home. unfortunately, zero bodies found inside, zero people found alive. most of these folks we hope would evacuate living in structures like this. good thing, you can see irma's storm surge what it does to a mobile home. this was someone's -- someone's living room and, of course, this is stuff that can be replaced. they will measure this storm in billions of dollars in terms of the total cost some thin...

>> irma's tropical storm, the center is 150 miles south of atlanta. moving north-northwest at a good clip at 17 miles per hour. and maximum winds, 50 miles per hour, by tomorrow morning, 40. however, it's already responsible for two fatalities in georgia, one in an atlanta suburb with a fallen tree pipts nice to to see the dryer air move in but we had historic flooding with the st. john's river. it's been shattering records, wolf. let's begin from the very beginning. we watched this as a typical wave coming off the coast of africa. in early infancy we noticed rapid strength, rapid development....

Goodland, florida. this is a small fishing village, couple hundred residents call this home. this is by far the area where we've seen the most intense damage. this is an area where essentially the second landfall of hurricane irma was in here along marco island. we're on the eastern edge of marco island. the winds were 130 miles an hour. at some point the gusts reached up to 140 miles an hour. residents described the storm surge taking over most of this town. 7 feet of water in some places. most of the people we've talked to that were in their homes really thought at some point their houses we...

Monroe county -- commissioner, i should say. commissioner, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. and thanks for your help. >> we appreciate everything you're doing. good luck to all the folks there. i thn is a crisis that has unfolded. just ahead, the newest forecast for irma as it endangers those in the south. also tonight, another hurricane that's threatening the u.s. in the days ahead. we'll talk to a national guardsman that's been involved in urgent rescues on an island in crisis after being hammered by irma. we just got to take it one game at a time. next question. odell! can you repe...