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Frons and debris. there is about two dozen cranes here in downtown miami. we know that two of them at least had some sort of damage, some sort of collapse during hurricane irma. the ones that we saw coming in seemed fine. they looked completely intact. there is about two dozen of them here. it will take inspectors to make sure all of those are just fine. the storm surge here really must have come up quite a bit. brickel goes north/south. when we were over there yesterday the sea, the bay was about five feet below the street we were standing on. it came up at least that much and then over enoug...

On the line, wanting to survive, is not about politics. all of that you be removed at this moment, it's about being there now and showing you are there for everyone on ground. >> kevin: urgently, it's not being removed. i'm glad the other politicians have been through this, but i really think that america is ready for a businessman. and katrina, it was so wasted that came out of that situation and that's why a lot of those people who were displaced remain displaced because a lot of money went on a rathole. >> sandra: this is a traffic camera shot that we are getting right now in houston of sub...

Don't improve their lives, that impatience gets stronger every day where nothing happens. that is going to be the questio question, can he and the republicans put together some actual achievements that move the ball forward. >> molly: when you talk about moving forward, when he said make america great again, he talked about bringing jobs back, the rust belt really poured out for him. the idea that you could preserve a way of life and just have appreciation for the people that helped to create -- laid the bricks for the foundation we are all standing on, tapping into that of fulfilling promises...

These schools. what do you think is the big issues that are stopping more economic development, more jobs on the reservation? >> part of it is that indians don't own their own land, you know what i mean? the federal government holds this land in trust for the benefit of indian use rights, which is a clever way of saying, indians can't really own the land. they can use the land. so, if i wanted to build a house, own this land we're standing on, if i wanted to develop it, if i wanted to put like a resort here, build my own house here, i have to get the permission of the agent of the united sta...

>> part of it is that indians don't own their own land, you know what i mean? the federal government holds this land in trust for the benefit of indian use rights, which is a clever way of saying, indians can't really own the land. they can use the land. so, if i wanted to build a house, own this land we're standing on, if i wanted to develop it, if i wanted to put like a resort here, build my own house here, i have to get the permission of the agent of the united states government. >> oh, wow. >> to even collateralize it or to borrow money against it or to do anything that, you know, any econ...