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High tide. so that's the combination they're dealing with. that's what they feared, and now what they thought might happen has happened. 90s been inundated. part of the reason they had more than a dozen casinos shutdown and everyone leave. they were worried about just this kind of scenario because your first responders wouldn't be able to get through. this is the worst of it, brooke. they hope because this storm is moving so very fast, it's not going to linger long like this. maybe a couple of hours, but a couple of hours -- as we hear more bangs. and there is the skylighting up. it's either l...

C.b.s. News I'm Deborah Rodriguez Puerto Rico in soggy shambles after a hit from Hurricane Maria this week many have no homes no supplies there's no electricity and no way to get in touch with relatives in the states to tell them they're alive c.b.s. Is David Begnaud is in San Juan so many people are so desperate just to hear that their family is Ok but realistically couldn't we but for some people are ever able to communicate with the outside world order Rico's governor says there have been at least 700 rescues 13 people are confirmed dead New York Governor Andrew Cuomo boarding a flight fro...

Fox News residents of the battered Florida Keys now getting a look at the devastation after hurricane Arma ripped through the island residents of the battered Florida Keys are getting the green light to return home hundreds lining up at dawn eager to survey the devastation in the wake of hurricane a remark like Crockett is just one of the thousands who was forced to leave as that cat 4 storm took aim at his business and home sort of came up to at least here which means I'm going to be flooded inside there yet I can tell you a flooding inside already oh my god mother say despite the damage the...

Weg see during a catastrophe, the humanity that comes out. thank you very much for being with us today. >> that you know, alyson. >> john berman was weathering the storm. i thought you were going to be blown backwards. i can't believe you were able to stand your ground during the worst of the storm. >> reporter: i spent much of yesterday evening convincing the people who love me that i wasn't close to serious peril. waking up to mud and debris. how much is it and when will things get back to normal? i will speak to two area mayors next.

Downtown. they closed and moved just north to the other facility because they didn't want to take a chance. they opened up rooms responders that need rooms. here in the hotel and a couple of engine trucks appear. so they spread them out as needed. so far everybody's hunkered down. abby: mayor bill barnett coming thank you for being with us. we are praying for everybody. thank you for being with us. transfer back to downtown miami were bryan llenas is weathering the storm. >> hey, guys. ever since i started talking to you, it got even higher.