hook it up with that hot, juicy air of the gulf of mexico and had a terrible flash flood here. no fatalities in the metro oklahoma city area. want to show you this garage here in the subdivision. the water came up very, very fast. you can see how high it got. you can see the debris line about four feet and homeowner s telling me it was up for a couple of hours. come over here. what happened is it came up so fast they had no time to go out that way. too deep. they were, you know, concerned about their safety there and went up into the attic. this is above the garage. the mom, the dad, two daughters and two dogs, they were fine. but their house is, you know, will have to be remediated. unfortunately like in nashville, this is not considered a flood plain and all of these homeow r homeowners, 14 of them, don t have any kind of inshusurance t
there s more than a dozen boats sprayed up here along the shoreline. and if, if you can just pan a little bit further over that way, that catamaran, you ll see the debris line. the line shows you how far the water went. it was a strong surge of water that went in some cases 15, 20 feet up. of course, these cars are here from today. that catamaran was not there earlier. andrea? so you can see there was a surge there in miami at that the mr.a. thank you so much for all you ve been doing. jacob soboroff is in everglade city on west coast just below names. they took a real hit. andrea, it s incredible devastation to see down here. a town normally about 500 people. most of them evacuated ahead of irma coming in. and many of them are trying to return today. but the road into town is only passable by high profile vehicles. you ve got the collier county
and the debris line here, especially against the white wall of the school. and the power of the tsunami. the doors of the school are completely blown off. and look down the hallway. that s a car. 450 students, teachers and workers were in the school when the tsunami warning came. many managed to escape. but the japanese military says they pulled bodies from the school. the residents of futaki started returning home, but only briefly and carrying out what they could to evacuation centers. they face challenges on dry land. little gas, long lines. wrapped around a few stations open. and even longer lines of people, several blocks long at food and water distribution centers. a waiting game on multiple fronts for these tsunami survivors. kyung lah, cnn, sendai, japan. looking at the destruction in