unidentified objects and who exactly they belong to, whether it s a country, a private entity. right now what the focus will be is on the recovery missions for both the one that was shot down today and the one shot down yesterday to try to determine as much information as they possibly can about their origin and also the purpose. all right, arlette saenz, we know you ll stay on top of it. thanks so much. joining us to talk about this, transportation analyst mary schiavo and inspector general for the department of transportation. where do we begin? let s start with some of the information that was coming from the canadian defense minister just a few moments ago because i have i listened to that press conference, and i had lots of questions. first of all, this canadian defense minister said that the object that is i guess of interest here in all of this, that was shot down over the skies in canada earlier today, was cylindrical in shape. that was the the exact word
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recovery missions continue. take a look at this video, florida task force continues scouring the island, they confirmed with us their cadaver dogs are picking up new scents this week, however, they have also pulled people off the island alive, some of them by rescue and some of them decided that now it s time to evacuate but the people who escaped with their lives often lost pretty much everything else. their homes, cars, we spoke with a physician s assistant who lost her practice on boulevard and fort myers beach and she s helping others, listen to this. i ve been driving around, that s how i met some of these people is just been driving around and some of the places that have the worst damage just checking on people making sure that they, you know, don t have really bad wounds, a lot of people need tetnus shots because they have small wounds that aren t infected. nate: the resilience here is overwhelming, that woman telling
the most impacted looks like at the moment it is breffet, litker, and perry counties. by declaring a state of emergency we re going to get not just now for rescue and recovery missions, but also in the long run as we work to rebuild, which it s going to be a long road, as you can see from these pictures. this is not anything that s going to be an easy recovery. i will tell you this, we have the most compassionate leaders. we have the most compassionate and hard-working people right here in kentucky. and the only thing i ve seen that rivals the devastation that you re seeing in these images is team kentucky s response. we are going stand with these folks today, tomorrow, and in all the days to come as they rebuild their lives. and that community will be so important. you know, governor beshear earlier on cnn said he does expect the current death toll, which is up to 16, he expects