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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:14:00

great reporter thoughs annie lynnskey. severe flooding in jacksonville. that s going on right now. and of course the damage has been done in the florida keys where the hurricane first made landfall. and that is a vulnerable place down there. it still is. the devastation down there is widespread. we re going have have the latest on the devastation left in irma s path in just a minute. we re starting to seery tirements and not nice retirements from moderate republicans in congress. that s a bad sign for a political party that hopes to keep control in 2018 in the midterms. one reason the moderates are calling it quits. steve bannon. he has basically declared war on mainstream republicans and is plotting pushlgs if you will against several key centers. but a lot just don t want to be associated with trump and the water right now. finally, the hardball round table will be here with three things you might not know tonight. you ll know them later here. and that is hardball where the a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:25:00

the event is the storm is gone. the floods are here. and we just got to get in and save lives and take care of our people. thank you so much. i ve got friends down there. and i hope they re well right now tonight. mayor lenny curry of jacksonville, florida. meanwhile, in the florida keys, officials say there is no fuel, no electricity, running water, or cell service. many homes were devastated. look at these pictures. and residents are unable to return home to even look at the damage. i m now joined by miguel almaguer, who surveyed the destruction in the keys earlier today and joins us now from florida city, florida. thank you so much, miguel. give us a sense of what you re looking at down there. you got a look at it all. it was our first time to get a good look at what happened in the florida keys. as you know, irma made landfall first in the keys with wind speeds of 135 miles an hour plus. we also are told that the wave there s were towering up to 15 feet tall. so imagine the d

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:19:00

a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. welcome back to hardball. as the sunsets over florida tonight, thousands are surveying the damage left in hurricane irma s wake. flooded streets, downed trees. you see them all over the place, and crushed cars littered the sidewalks from miami all the way to tampa. and currently irma is sitting over georgia. irma has now weakened into a tropical storm as it continues its damaging trek north, however, heading towards north carolina, south carolina, and alabama not in that order. downtown jacksonville is under a flash flood emergency right now as the city is experiencing record storm surges. statewide more than seven million homes and businesses are without power, and 220,000 people continue to huddle in shelters tonight. officials have warned that it could take weeks to restore power to people down in florida.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:21:00

in the faces of severe food and water shortages in the absence of electricity and phone service. for the latest we turn into catie beck joining us from jacksonville, florida. catie, tell us what is happening right there as the storm passed through. hi, chris. this is a low-lying neighborhood in downtown jacksonville. it is right next to the st. john s river. and this is really the storm surge that is wreaking havoc on this city right now. you can see this entire neighborhood behind me is submerged. the further you go down, the deeper the waters get. so unfortunately, we can t show you what s at the end of that block, which is waters that we re told are as deep as five feet at this point. we ve been told that authorities here have been in rescue mode all day long, taking canoes and kayaks throughout these communities here along the riverfront, making rescues, getting people out of harm s way. the reason for that is as the tide comes in and out, these water levels are going to continue

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170911:23:00:00
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