through one of the rooms with the door or window that used to be there, it is really hard to tell, and lumber, parts of the marina shoved up to the fence line here. and these cars, no telling where these cars were before the storm, but they are now scrambled over here. if you take a look in the distance, i don t know if my photographer amanda can get it, but those houses are just piled on to each other. those houses have been destroyed. we ve seen as we flew in that there are shingles ripped from roofs, woodenboards you can see straight into what used to be habitable rooms. the rebuilding effort will take years. the question is how many who left for safety and comfort on another island will be coming back to rebuild on abacabaco. victor blackwell reporting. and the u.s. coast guard is helping with recovery efforts. they have rescued so far more
and looks like it a scramble of match sticks and legos in the mar be. then to the marina, the boats are there but not in the water. watch this. this is marsh harbor. this is the most populated settlement on abaco. i m at the marina or what s left of it. so this is here where the marina is where there were boats. but the strength of storm carried several of those really large boats here. on land now. you see the st. james 2 and several boats on land here as well. a couple of houses here each with the roofs torn off. we can see sunlight coming through one of the rooms with the door or door or window that used to be there. it s hard to tell. lumber, parts of the marina shoved up to the fence line here. and these cars s it no tell where the cars were before the storm but they are now scrambled