Jenane, a Peachtree City native is making her mark in Nashville as a pop and R&B singer. The artist graduated with honors from McIntosh High School, Belmont University, and Fayette […]
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real material but for many survival it s still an everyday struggle. comes from one of the poor and neighborhoods. we are in the so-called stadiums on the level. here. and there you have to. love. is the mosque and on the other side the hospital this is where i grew up this is my area this is my muse. among these tin roofs and rain flooded. so this was the only place you could afford. this is where i lived 3 years ago this was the place where i created my 1st pieces
the parking lot. looks like most of them, the far row survived. some of them, i saw windshield whippers going. the computers of the cars, victims of the storm surge and the flooding waters down here. a lot of damage to the tin roofs and aluminum roofs here on the storage buildings. a shrimp processing facility down there. a lot of the frozen shrimp all floated to 18 wheelers all anticipating everything would be under water. they re not parked far from here. all of the shrimp and fish that was frozen slowly will be thawing out. if it s not rescued in time, it will be worthless. there s a mandatory curfew for everybody in this country. all of the counties in the big bend and the panhandle from
power, yeah. that s not a stretch at all. this will take a huge rebuilding effort. shepard: do you have plenty of help coming from other places? we ve got crews from all over. indiana, kentucky, louisiana, michigan, alabama, arkansas, mississippi, ohio, oklahoma, texas, all points in between. descending on northern florida. they re ready to roll as soon as this thing moves through. shepard: jeff rogers based in pensacola beach, glad it missed you guys. unfortunately, east of there in apalachicola those oyster bays are in peril. phil keating live in apalachicola, right in the middle of it all. how s it looking? reporter: it s still flooded. it s coming from west to east here. you can really notice that down here between the storms building. hot tin roofs, bad day for those. look at it. trashed, ripped apart, flailing.