even. all of the flooding blocking this major highway behind me. we did what we had to do. i wouldn t have changed anything. i lost my boat, everything i had, but saved three guys, it s worth it. can we get some help around here? would that be too much to ask? live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. it is monday october 3rd, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. five days after hurricane ian slammed into florida. at least 76 people have lost their lives. and entire communes have been wiped out. in some of the worst hit areas, workers have not only trying to find signs of life beneath the rubble, they re helping those who have lost their entire livel livelihoods. the loss is so great places like fort myers may never return to what they were. there are a lot of people with no homes to return to now or in the future. they ll be eligible for individual assistance. we re still in the search and recovery assistance. and then begins the pr
in indonesia soccer is a passionate sport. people get so involved in these games that a lot of games they forbid away fans from attending. even when it was a friendly crowd when the out of town team lost, things turned really ugly quickly. starting with the fans but it was really the police response and the firing of tear gas that witnesses described, survivors describe, listen. translator: suddenly i heard people screaming and explosions. i didn t know whether it was fire croackers and then it becae difficult to breathe and my eyes got irritated and i saw smoke in one corner of the stand. reporter: i don t know if you ve ever been teargassed, i have. your immediate reaction when you feel as if you re suffocating you run in the opposite direction. that s why fifa does not allow tear gas to be used to contain fans at sporting events it s not