text messages from people saying please check on my families. if this is bad we can only imagine where the storm was the fiercest. it s a shame boo beautiful part of the country. another part of the can unfri marco island. this is where the storm made its second landfall. winds 130 miles per hour. the island off florida s southwest coast still without water and electricity. cnn s ed lav vendor ra. reporter: this is goodland florida. this is a small fishing community, several00 people living here full-time this. is an area that really shows some of the most intense destruction that we have seen in the path of hurricane irma. this tree you see behind me crushed the home behind us, the people who own that house weren t here at the time but
that string of islands, those keys, all those bridges have to be inspected. and all those boats and ports and small businesses destroyed. another part of florida still reeling marco island. that s where the storm made its second landfall packing wind the over 130 miles an hour the island is off the southwest coast, still this morning without water or electricity. cnn s reporter takes a look. reporter: dave and christine, this is goodland florida which is on the eastern edge of marco island. this is a small fishing community, several hundred people live here full-time. this is an area that shows some of the most intense destruction that we have seen in the path of hurricane irma. this tree crushed the home behind us. the people who own the house weren t here at the time but