baby only a few months old. senior correspondent mike tobin leads us off. you have covered a lot of these storms for us, the tornadoes and aftermath. i heard you today on air say you have never seen anything like this. i have never seen a path of destruction this large, bret. usually what you see is a tornado that will bounce along and kind of short path this thing got a foot hold to the southwest of here and just drove like a lawn mower for 227 miles. and that is why you have the director of emergency management saying the recovery is not going to be a matter of weeks or months but years. heart break in the heartland as the long, hard recovery begins. it s just upsetting, you know, to know that s a town that
puerto rico. in the carolinas we learned the lesson. and actually i m very impressed especially with governor cooper of north carolina because he s been a leader. you see him there, you see him every day. and he s using the force of the federal government, of the ngos, of the private sector to make sure everyone in north carolina is going to be taken care of. that is good news, indeed. jose andres, thank you very much. may you feed many people who need it. thanks for coming on the show. at least 41 people in north and south carolina have died from hurricane florence. and the long, hard recovery is under way. right now, the trump administration is dealing with a huge distraction. apparently, the president s two top officials in charge of managing the disaster response cannot seem to get along, that s according to the washington