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Premature labor with twins and a man waiting for bypass surgery. we also embedded today with search and rescue teams today going door to door in the neighborhoods. this is the catastrophic damage of hurricane michael. the storm surge in apalachicola taking over streets and homes. in st. joe beach, a family, including father and son, rescuing people from their roof shortly after the eye of the storm passed. here in panama city, this stunning drone footage revealing a school destroyed. today we drove past streets littered with debris. cars smashed. stop lights out. there is no power here. a trac...

Shoed political operator, he can read the polls as well as anybody, he knows there are a lot of traditionally republican leaning voters who may like some of the economic policies that have been pursued over the last 20 months but who are very uneasy about the president ecommitment to the rule of law, very uneasy about kind of all the windows breaking and norm shattering that's going on and i think he correctly understands that firing sessions between now and november would really underscore the signal that the president does not believe he could face any constraints and indirectly would highli...

I realize in the 50's people would hide under the desks, which is absurd but is there anything not absurd to do. >> it's not as absurd as you think. it depends on where the bomb is going off. it's absurd to hide under your desk if you're expecting eight missiles to hit the city and all multi megaton range. at that point the desk is not going to help you much. if you're thinking about one nuclear missile and it isn't -- doesn't land on you, some of the effects of a missile are things like things -- windows breaking, ceilings collapsing, things of that nature, similar to earthquakes and tornados...

Tonight. >> reporter: tonight, irma's wrath damaging south florida airports. debris littering terminals, windows breaking. of those 4,000 flights canceled today, more than 1,000 in atlanta because of strong winds. miami international airport, reopening tomorrow. >> it's going to be an incremental, gradual ramp up to 100% flights. >> reporter: we met juan solveyra, stranded at m.i.a. since friday. you must have never expected to sleep in an airport? >> no, i never. never. never in my life. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: and chaos on the roads, as some of the millions of floridians o...

Their home and watch things rather than be off the island and struggle to get back on. >> that comes with risks. there are a lot of storm veteran that is can live on the outer banks. they have weathered the storms many times and want to stick it out. some people are saying the whole house is shaking. they can feel the windows breaking, the wind and rain pounding against the house. at the height of it, when the wall, the eyewall was coming through, what did it feel like? >> reporter: i mean, you know, i am less than 115 pounds, so trying to walk away from a building was nearly impossible for me...