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We stumbled over a human bone in the same area where michelle's cell phone had briefly pinged off a nearby tower. there's shorts here. keith morrison: but as the searchers scoured the immediate area, they understood it couldn't be her. the bits of clothing weren't right, and the bone was bleached by the sun-- must've been there a long time. and when they looked closely-- that's a 6'-something. it's not a 5' 5'' female. keith morrison: appalling. some other poor soul wound up here. but relief, too, it wasn't michelle. so the search and the mystery wore on for days-- and then, for weeks. and by ...

But relief, too, it wasn't michelle. so the search and the mystery wore on for days-- and then, for weeks. and by the middle of august, it all looked to be losing steam. on a typical san francisco summer afternoon as the fog rolled in, krystine and michael brought us up-to-date on their efforts to find michelle. how long has it been now? 27-- it's been over two months. it's been about 72 days. how are you doing, the two of you, with all this? i mean, how are you holding up? it's just weird-- just trying to stay active and just trying to keep the word out. and trying to stay positive. right. it...

>> melissa: during the first hour of "happening now," we spoke with an american tourist who was rescued from the island of saint maarten. he said he was trapped inside a resort while hurricane irma moved through the island. he and three others stayed in a bathroom for close to eight hours, holding the door closed. heavy wind and rained sounded at resort. the storm damaging 75% of the hotel. he said eventually they got a ride to the port where he got on a royal caribbean cruise ship on sunday afternoon, he called it a surreal experience. >> surviving the hurricane put everything in perspective,...

Jacksonville down to the florida keys. >> when you remember that prior to landfall, projections are based on the path of the storm at that time, we could be seeing losses of $150 billion. today the best estimates are around $40 billion of insured losses. i guess you have to factor expectations into the equation of how bad things could have been. >> jon: the market doesn't like uncertainty and the uncertainty of an oncoming hurricane sends a market into a tailspin. now that we've seen to have at least an early handle on the damages, do you think this market is going to continue to turn north? >...

Officials. our number one priority is getting checks into the hands of policyholders so families can begin rebuilding their homes, getting cars back on the road and businesses open again. >> jon: that brings economic activity in and of itself. that's one of the silver linings of a storm like this, all those people who have lost property and had their cars flooded out will be running down to their neighborhood dealership or their neighborhood a super store to buy the supplies they need to fix things up. >> projections are at is going to have a short-term impact on gdp, we can expect to see that...