right before my eyes, we will see where we can go from here because there is no moving back in, this is all we had. this is everything i worked for. i think i have lost everything i own,, my family and i are safe and we will worry about all that other stuff later. according to nbc they have claimed vilest 34 laps in for the admirable are still unaccounted for, first responders are busy trying to reach those left stranded, stranded by the coast guard on santa belle island, cut off from the mainland. president biden but joining me from charleston, south carolina, but emily, what is the latest, what are you hearing? 70, behind me they sights and sounds, and you re very welcome probably here of cleanup efforts are playing out here in charleston, all along south carolina s coastline, after many trees like this one were knocked down by hurricane-force winds, sustained winds around 85 miles per hour, gusts topping 95 miles per hour, will it just uprooting hundreds of trays
we are giving a clear picture of the destruction that we see on your screen, there are areas in florida that remain underwater, with roads and neighborhoods left to rubble as you see. according to nbc s, count the death toll has suddenly risen to 34 people, that s just in florida. governor ron desantis has said that there are roughly 10,000 people unaccounted for. we will go to for adjustment, but join me for us from south carolina, it is in really a heater. she s an nbc news correspondent, emily thank you for being back with. us are residents of south carolina at now in the clear? stephanie, you bring up an important point. while the skies have cleared, the threats have not. something officials are really urging residents to keep in mind. thousands, who nearly 60,000 south carolinians in the dark still without power after hurricane-force winds tackled hundreds of trees in south carolina, like the one behind, me bringing down power lines with it. still today, there is a
flashes lit up the sky as transformers began to explode. is truly a catastrophic ice storm we have had here. probably one of the worst we ever had. reporter: hundreds of trees have across towns and cities caved under the pressure of the ice. most landed on hydro lines leaving hundreds of thousands without power. toronto s emergency services 311 and 911 had been inundated with calls. the mayor says a state of emergency could be called in the days to come. extensive damage. it could be days before the lights are back on and the region recovers from this wicked ice storm. ctv news, toronto. mother nature had put parts of north america on a weather roller coaster with everything from snow, ice, spring-like temperatures and now an arctic blast. our coverage continues at accu-weather where meteorologist jim dickey has the latest. good morning, jim.
top of the world, you become so humbled. it s not about breaking records anymore. it s not about getting scientific data. it s all about coming home alive. his poor mother. because of his pressurized space suit, baumgartner didn t even feel the rushing air or hear the loud noise he made when he did, in fact, break the sound barrier. incredible footage there. lucky guy. man, applause in the background. well earned, guy. mission accomplished for space shuttle endeavour, reaching its final resting spot in the city of angels. after zooming through space 25 times, endeavour inched its way from l.a.x. to california science center at just a paltry rate of 2 miles an hour. hundreds of trees, in fact, had to be cut down. traffic signals moved to make way for the massive wing span. endeavour arrived to a cheering crowd more than a half day behind schedule. but, again, it is finally home.
stayed close. the ground zero cross spotted in the rubble by a construction worker, spent the last decade just a block from the world trade center. to the north of the memorial and museum, 1 world trade center, and to the east, 4 world trade, in their shadows, the beginnings of towers two and three and a transit hub. all of these buildings will frame the memorial plaza, hundreds of trees and thousands of names on bronze panels that line the fountains. i think most people will walk away from this site with a determination to not let the memory of that day disappear. we ll have another report on the rise of freedom this week. to see our stories from the series log on to our website foxnews.com/freedom. today s memorials carry special meanings for u.s. troops for serving now overseas and the attacks triggered the wars they re now fighting and service members in afghanistan pausing to