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The public at 7:00 a.m. key largo. also we've got miami beach, by the way. miami beach is opening up at 7:00 a.m. -- at 8:00 a.m., i apologize, for the first time after they cleaned up all of that debris. a cavalry of utility trucks are now all canvassing the entire state. 30,000 utility workers are out there trying to turn on the lights for 6.5 million floridians without power. 62% of the state, just a staggering number. crews worked to put on power. could go maybe a couple weeks or more without power throughout the state. people are trying -- it's unsafe out there. some of these highways are...

This. this: the devastation left by hurricane irma was far greater at least in certain locations than anyone thought. but amazing people working hard. that's for sure. right, mo? >> absolutely. the response to both hurricanes both the ones that hangegged texas and florida sr. something we all should be proud of. everything from fema which has handled this very well to the local officials, to the thousands you have volunteers who are out there. this is america at its best and we should all be happy. >> sandra: that's been amazing to watch in all of, this right, katie. the mayor's from the offic...

Hour they knocked down trees they will get in the way of people getting back to their homes and tire roadways completely blocked off. road after row after row in miami dade county and brought word even palm beach county. the developing situation you can see a bus that was meant to pick up utility workers in fort lauderdale to get power restored but the paul -- the problem is is stock he cannot even get into this part of the neighborhood he is having a tough time trying to weave around of trees so they will start restoring power but now that bus is stock so imagine this

Is a design on atlantic avenue i know this does not compare to the west coast but there is a lot of damage here to deal with in the days and weeks ahead with the power outages as well. we visited the storm down the block with a the window blew out so the stuff in there is wet and ruined with ridiculously relentless conditions. then they can get out to assess the damages but these utility workers will be repairing the downed power lines and is in is they get to the point where they can travel they will head to their trucks over the state there are millions of people and customers without power....

Utility workers that are trying to restore power to 43% of florida's customers who are now without power. a staggering number. on top of all of that we saw all the damage, panels flying off the buildings, flooding on brickle avenue and miami beach. people are just trying to come home and those homes are vacant. so now police are dealing with, yeah, you guessed it, looters. and so now they are sending out video of looters going after a foot locker in miami-dade county here. there is also a tweet that miami police department sent out with a photo of some looters that they arrested, thankfully, 2...