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Million conditions is one of them. luckily, the waters come outwith the tide mostly headed out at this point. >> mostly head out. ? jacksonville we won't have the structural damage we have been seeing in the rhett of florida but power problems and water issues. katie in jacksonville for us. as the pieces are slowly being put together from the devastation of irma now the conversation is one of not only rebuilding but how to better prepare for future storms. for money on that i won to bring in the congresswoman who represent florida's 27th congressional district, the miami-dade area. congressw...

Expected. we didn't expect a tree, but we expected a flood. it didn't so that's a positive. >> this tree was all the way across the road breaking out. we have been watching and you neighbors and chain saws. you didn't have gas or oil. how did you get the tree out of the road? >> people started showing up and they brought us gas and oil. neighbors came and within a few hours we had the road clear and our driveway. >> thank you so much. this family is dealing with what a lot of people are dealing with. that is because we are having sewer lines breaking and sewage mixing with the rain water and t...

Fall today in the north central part of florida. the power problems are getting worse. that is to be expected, by the way. it happens afterwards. trees continue to fall. more than 6 million outages are now being reported across the state. officials say some could be in the dark for weeks now that the winds are lower. where the winds are below 40 to 45 miles per hour, you crews ca out and put up the wires. a lot of places we haven't reached that point. these are jacksonville pictures right now. >> let's bring in -- hold on. you go to look at this video. >> that's a cat. >> a woman in jacksonvil...

Included here, right over there, doesn't have either one of them. believe me, the first thing i wanted to do was check my home. i get that. i get people that evacuated want to do that. but you're not going to be able to stay here comfortably. we don't know. florida power and light, which serves a lot of the power in south florida, is saying they have the biggest army of people ready to get in here and restore power that has ever been mounted in the history of the u.s., about 30,000 people. they'll start in earnest today. they don't know the extent of why the outages are out. substations could ...

Here we are in january, the middle of the night, you would think it would be cold everywhere. but it's warm enough and humid enough for thunderstorms in the deep south. we've already had 80 to 60-mile-per-hour wind reports near waco, texas, this morning. the areas could see power problems an issue. that's heading to the eastern portions of the state later today. later this afternoon, it moves through louisiana, alabama and mississippi. isolated tornadoes, we are not sure if they are strong, we'll wait to see how they evolve later today. 20 million people all through the deep south, the storms ...