and i am trying to be brave and know that my family and i are safe and i will worry about all of that other stuff later. i am 67, lived here for five years. and now it is gone. it is underwater. underwater. so much of that area still underwater there, want to go to matlacha in florida. where liz mclaughlin standing by for us. let s take us there if you will once again. joining at the top of the last hour, as you are still in that area that is just completely devastating to see a road completely broken up really. crumbled upon itself. water still surrounding the area. what more are you seeing? absolutely yasmin this does not look like the result of a hurricane. this looks like an earthquake or something. it is just crumpled concrete, the only artery to the height of pine island behind me. matlacha, this idea like kind of fishing village now just completely crumbled. and in fact there are some remains of homes here. one zahra behind it are completely gone. just washed out
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and we are here because we needed some perception and access to other supplies that we just couldn t get over and that more isolated area. a lot of farmland over, there we saw horses that we saw cattle and we saw huge swaths of land under water over there. no question, there still a lot of standing water throughout the area, still hearing reports of more roadways that may have been wiped out and certainly major roadways that are underwater as well making this very treacherous terrain to navigate whether you are trying to go and check on loved ones, going to see four homers okay. or if you remember of cleanup rescue crew, some other group that is trying to repair infrastructure. that is damaged as well. a lot of headaches here and it s still an evolving situation almost three days and if not three full days at this point and it seems that religion track of time out here since and first made landfall on florida s gulf coast. all right jesse for us, thank you good to talk to you. let us