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This is the airport in freeport in the bahamas, which is the nation's second largest city. this is not a boat out on the ocean, this is the land or what used to be it. this is the international airport. this is the town of marsh harbor on abaco. just entirely underwater. the fact that dorian wouldn't move, that it was stuck there for so long, has meant it took a long time to get these images. it was basically impossible to get a sense of what had happened there and to get relief efforts under way until the eye of the storm finally moved off grand bahama, which only happened this afternoon. as ...

Neighboring island of grand bahama are in part the result of how static dorian has been, how slowly it has been moving. the storm basically stalled over grand bahama for 41 straight hours. to get a sense of what that means, "the washington post" described it as the equivalent of a strong tornado and a flash flood happening at the same time but roaring on and on and on for more than a day and a half. tornadoes don't usually last a day and a half. for a visual perspective, i know that some of these images are sort of hard to place. in part, this looks sort of like a boat out on the ocean -- out ...

Photography is finally able to get in there and people are finally able to get in there to see the results of what has happened with that storm. i mean, beyond the hurricane's sheer strength, the death and destruction in abaco and on the neighboring island of grand bahama are in part the result of how static dorian has been, how slowly it has been moving. the storm basically stalled over grand bahama for 41 straight hours. to get a sense of what that means, "the washington post" described it as the equivalent of a strong tornado and a flash flood happening at the same time but roaring on and o...

Carolina. the bahamas, just a horrific way to a labor day parade and scene. >> four u.s. coast guard turned around and went directly helicopters over the bahamas to the channel islands coast running search and rescue operations. guard station and this is -- authorities say they know at least five people have been killed and thousands of homes this is horrific listening to are damaged or destroyed and the exact toll of the devastation the may day call. there won't really be clear until the storm fully passes and it's horrific and it's a huge all of those rescue crews can get on the ground. this...

An endurance athlete from spain is now the first person to cross the pacific oath on a paddle board, all the way from san francisco to hawaii. wow. >> really? >> is that possible? >> let's see. okay. so this story from jim mendoza from affiliate khnl about this record-breaking journey. let's watch. >> aloha! welcome to hawaii. >> thank you. >> how are you doing? >> fine. >> reporter: this was antonio de la rosa's first contact with another human being since he paddled away from san francisco on june 9th. the 42-year-old ultra endurance athlete from spain is the first person to cross the pacifi...