The good news is most of the homes here are concrete. they re still standing. there are some exceptions, obviously, but those seem to be wooden structures, the concrete structures we ve seen don t seem to have much structural damage. it s mostly railings and sidings that have been torn off. and there is some heavy roof damage. but when it comes to withstanding the storm, even the houses that were closest to the pay that took the direct impact are still standing here. residents are not being allowed back here right now. there are some residents who chose to weather out the storm. they are going house to house to make sure everybody cleared out and there is no one there. we re still waiting for emergency crews to come through and do the checks as well. stunning images. gadi schwartz, thank you. can we just reiterate? two-thirds of the people in florida are without power. and we know there s still a gasoline shortage. this thing is far from over. joining us on the phone is commissioner
Killed at least 70 people in london, 60 buildings in the u.k. have failed tests. the test on fire resistant cladding, 600 buildings across britain are now being looked at as they were found to have potentially dangerous sidings. now, imagine this you re on a plane flying over the indian ocean from australia to malacia when all of a sudden this happens. the air asia jet began shaking violently hours in the the flight. passengers called it like being in a washing machine, and it continued like that for two
City of aleppo. severely of the principal supporters on both sidings, including president of turkey, which backs the rebels, and russia and iran, which backs bashar al assad. not involved in this might be key isis and the al qaeda affiliate in syria and could cause problems. the u.s. was not involved in the deal at all? not involved in this del at all. the administration of barack bak obama not part of this. the united states has been very active backing the rebels which are part of the deal, also been involved in u.n. backed peace talks in geneva and elsewhere for the past several years. russia has managed to push u.s. out of the picture for the
Far. helping the peshmerga take that territory. moving in other villages around here as well. turkey, though one of the many different powers here trying to make their claim on this offensive has put a bit of a bombshell out today, saying its jets were involved in the air strikes we ve been hearing recently. that s controversial because baghdad and iraqi government has said stay out of this offensive. turkey said we ll get involved because we need to protect some of the sunnis who live the sunni sect here of islam in the middle east, that they need to protect them, as they re much of the population in the city of mosul. a lot here happening. we re only in the second day of the offensive. we heard from the iraqi commander today telling cnn it could last as long as two months. the resistance isis is putting up, pretty intense. carol. all right, nick paton-walsh reporting live from inside iraq. it is a make or break face-off for both candidates at tomorrow night s debate. what are t
Discovered and white sharks d the sam thing. they hide in certain places when they hunt. a lot of interesting similarities. what about shark attacks? they seem to be attacking closer to the shoreline? is that true or not? are we just documenting them better? i think there s been a resurgence in the shark population. there s more prey. there s more seal and sea lions to feed on and there s also been protection in place for these sharks. it allows the little babies to grow up into adults. people are seeing more sharks. they have always come in close to shore. that s where their food source is. i think it s more sidings because it s more sharks. okay. your emmy nominated documentary looks dangerous. what was the hardest part of getting this done. can you let your guard down while filming? i don t think about personal