for the best for residents of north carolina, we are also following all of the developments out of the bahamas and the people living there facing utter devastation, we have a live report with steve harrigon coming up from the bahamas. eric: it s unbelievable what steve is reporting, spectacular. tragedy of water that killed people, scuba diving boat off the island of southern california, most of the crew members escaped after the fire broke out, now the question will criminal charges be filed. we want as much video and and digital images as we can get before that vessel is moved. but allstate actually helps you drive safely. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast. .and brake too hard.
i went into food stores. i went into the pharmacies. and i got various items that were needed. reporter: what kind of things did you take? i got food, water, toiletries, i got diapers for children in shelters who needed them and medicine. reporter: how do you feel about doing that? it was a blow to my conscience because i m not a that type of person but i did it because it was needed. reporter: day in and day out, we ve seen the helicopters flying in and out of nassau. u.s. coast guard pilots bringing back the weakest, the most needy, sometimes actually carrying them off those helicopters. as far as the death toll goes, officially it stands at 43. but we ve seen police combing through the wreckage on abaco island, still discovering bodies. that number is likely to continue to go up. back to you in new york. arthel: steve, i m glad you interviewed that young woman who explained why she looted for
what they can over remains to have weekend before the heavy equipment comes in to clear away all of the dye bring on monday, leland, back to you. leland: so many down there still recovering from hurricane florence a year ago, jonathan will remain as cleanup continues, thanks, jonathan. gillian. gillian: search and rescue teams attempting to read isolated parts of the bahamas in the wake of hurricane dorian, so far over 40 people have died there, that number is very sadly expected to rise, steve harrigon on the ground tracking as this unfolds, steve, what can you tell us? gillian, some of the hardest-hit areas in northern parts of the bahamas, more than 13,000 houses completely destroyed including this one we visited yesterday. this was the entry way to a house that used to exist right here, two stone steps are still
themselves at risk and don t put first responders at risk for making bad choices, you know, we want to make sure people remain safe, top priority is life safety here and that is our message, has been our message or will be our message until barry dissipates. officials here have been blunt, they ve told people, expect to lose power and have plan to deal with it. back to you. arthel: steve, thank you. eric. eric: heavy rains do remain major concern as weakening storms heads north. adam klotz in fox news extreme weather center, so what can we expect, adam? hey, eric, we can expect more rain, weakening because we are over land, you see the circulation, none of the rain is there, the winds will continue to die down, moving slow at 9 miles an hour and dragging all the moisture with it and wherever the rain is falling that s where we will see issues. this is radar estimate of precipitation so far, deeper
coast, our fox team coverage continues now with steve who is on the ground in crystal springs near jackson, mississippi, tornado and flash flood warnings are in effect, steve. arthel, they are worried about a lot of things here in crystal springs, mississippi, population 5,000, just outside of jackson, the main thing is really the rain, it is just coming straight down right now anywhere up to 9-inches of rain, so there are concerns about flash flooding, also concerns about potential tornadoes, tornado watch underway here, we have seen throughout the state rescue vehicles, urban rescue teams and high-water rescue vehicles all in case people get trapped by quickly rising water, something which certainly could happen inland mississippi where i am now. earlier today the head of fema warned that the storm still could pack a deadly punch. making sure people don t put