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>> that's a particular issue down here in louisiana. everybody is feeling climate change. this place is getting devastating. a lot of people are employed by the oil industry. as i drove here from houston, it was a six hour drive. a lot of the build boards talking about how they were the fiber of eastern texas. that's a big issue. both are struggling because they have been at capacity. the paris president was talk about people on vent laters and people with oxygen machines. these medical workers not only completely of worked because of covid but they also don't have power where they live. they ...

Sometimes they end up in the hospital. we just saw 14 people hospitalized on vent laters. >> dana: the most well known brand is juul. there are counterfeit types that say they are juul and they are not. juul gave the daily briefing a statement. reporting also suggests teens were vaping both nicotine and thc which is a scheduled one controlled substance that they do not sell. how lasting is the damage for teenagers that come in with this problem? >> for some people, it can be reversible. but some you can develop wet lung where you have sudden respiratory distress. some people pneumonia, infecti...

They're trying to get patients down stairwells there. there are four young babies they're trying to get to another hospital on vent laters. >> i thought they had this situation in hand. there are huge back up generators but they've now failed. >> we'll continue to follow that. >> along the many communities feeling the brunt of the monster torm, sand gee long ild yantd. right now you're looking at a picture from long island. meteorologists tell us the reason it's being pounded hard is because storm is packing what they describe as astoundingly low pressure is giving it energy to push water inla...

>> all right. let's get right to "american morning's"'s john robert. you heard the governor and this hope for the 10:00 hour, and they're wanting to make this decision, right? between 10:00 and 2:00 on what to do next. why do they think they might be able to figure out something in four hours. they've been trying to figure out something for 40 hours. >> well, the problem is, kyra, they haven't had access to the mine for the last 24 hours. you'll remember early monday morning when the rescue crews encountered the high levels of methane gas and the decision was made to tap in. it was like openin...