is nothing compared to what southwest florida woke up to today. shreve seeflorida woke un house others carried away by brutal storm . carried away by brutal storm surge surge and debris, including cars ending up in bays. in some circumstances, the destruction is almost unimaginable. circumstance steve harrigan, by the grace of god , rode out the storm as close to the impact zoneow as anyone else. and tonight we find him inrigh placita, which is right acrossci the causeway connecting i the barrier island of bocasl grande. steve , you ve seen some justrii horrific destruction.de what can youstruct telion, whatc how the search and rescue attempts areue unfolding in the dark? there? ar they are going on . they are continuous. h they ve carried ouavt more than seven hundred rescues and they really got started just aftether 1:00 o clock in the morning.as o as soon as the winds die down belomow forty miles per hour, they were out there really risking their lives to try to save
unfortunately, the new normal. the amount of deathsal are t seen per day. here now, maverick county deputy constable frank bowles was forced to make this watch admission. watch this. fortunately, we re going to have to open up or the countiese have to open up. another plot here int some the cemetery at some point opened up another section because some days we re receiving one to two persons deceased for days. sometimes we re receiving eight to 10 and it s gotten tooe the point where a local mortuary is are no longer taking the decease rtuary id. that i guess that was a drone footage of that cemetery, george . i see that and i see thisde is what an open border brings. . people think it s always because that s what it brings death. it s a true humanitarian crisis. and one thing that the sheriff tells me, as well as itsme, it h mentally actually taking a tollr on every county sheriff,r the men and women here who are d out to dealing with the deathseh every single day, they werere bd