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Eye can see. Happening now, breaking here. These are all turtle eggs. Going to stay offshore. Sad stories because there was a a cnn crew sees hundreds of they have lost thousands and all eyes need to be on the and it got to the point where things i took news. Utter devastation. Carolinas. For granted got tougher to do. 17yearold girl celebrating her were getfaas the homes underwater as ordinary we are talking about South Carolina, North Carolina, thousands. This is an area that is protected for turtles. Especially charleston, a very thought surgery was my only option. Citizens work to rescue i...

That has used their power to advance the human condition, and every time, the united states steps up. just so everybody knows, i mean, you were a storm tracer. you know the history of hurricanes. let's start with the bahamas and what we are seeing here. this thing, i'm watching and watching. it's hovering like a helicopter. almost 200 mile-per-hour sustained winds. why? why so slow moving? >> joe: well, because this very. hurricanes, as big as they look are just quarks. it's nature's way of taking heat out of the trumpets. it's always trying to find a way out. and so, it senses the weakness in...

Is totally destroyed. going to be a lot of people will meaning free checkups, cleanings and adjustments. >> yeah. be, you know, needing help. it's many miles and there is also barrier islands around the (wiley) i see someone new, someone happy. we are going to need help with it's really made a difference. cay that, it's a pretty cranes and different things get special anniversary savings widespread destruction. that, and help with the cleanup. and your chance to win a seven day hawaiian cruise. it's going to be -- it's i mean, just basically where call 1-800-miracle to probably going to take s...

Continue it. i think other cities that are coastal cities are going to want to do the same thing. >> jon: philip levine, the mayor of miami beach where, as i recall, nobody can live more than about three blocks from the ocean when you are on miami beach. mr. mayor, it sounds like things turned out as well as can be expected given the situation. thanks very much for spending some time with us tonight. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> jon: you bet. miami beach open tomorrow morning. coming up a storm tracer gives us his inside story of battling hurricane irma and how it compared to previous ...

To the palm trees. boat docks were damaged due to the high tide. compared to other past hurricanes, some residents think this was a walk in the park. >> jon: for you, as a professional storm tracer, you've chased blizzards, tornadoes, now you're chasing hurricanes. was it satisfying to be that close? >> as a weather lover, anytime you can get near the power of the storms, the power to withstand, wend for 130 miles per hour for multiple hours. it's unbelievable that mother nature has this power. >> jon: an incredible amount of energy in those storms. so what you do now? what you do with the inf...