Good morning, everyone. Its thursday, september 28. Im ayman mohyeldin. Its been just over a week since Hurricane Maria hit puerto rico. Theres been delays in getting aide to the island. Department of defense reiterated yesterday that nearly half of the residents remain without drinking water. Locals say they are increasing worried about a looming Public Health crisis. Fema says its delivered more than 6 million leert liters of and supplies. The problem isnt getting enough trucks and drivers to reach people throughout the entire island. Nbc news correspondent has been in puerto rico for the past week and has the very latest. Reporter good morning. More than a week after murmz hue maria ripped through here, the magnitude of the disaster is sinking in. No power, no water, no phones. Many people heard help is on the way, many havent seen it yet. Its been one week, still looking for water for her children. Its hard because we dont have anything. Shes among the many desperate for help. The
Searching for the exact motive for this horrible carnage. The suspected government is of course a 17yearold, Dimitrios Pagourtizis. Being held without bond at this hour on capital murder charges. Investigators say that he terrorized his classmates and teachers for about 30 minutes inside of the santa fe are complex before he eventually surrendered to police. Was dirty mutely barricading the door. As soon as we got in the classroom, me and fellow classmates are trying to calm the girls down because they were just crying, it was real. It was actually happening to our school. I knew all of them. I guess it is a small town, everyone knows everyone. I am just blown away at the magnitude of it all. And we live down santa fe texas. This must be an overwhelming Emotional Experience there for some of the students that are being escorted back into the school. Some of them are. You can imagine what that process must be like. It is very controlled. Students are being brought onto campus in groups
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