the universe of people who likely did this work carrying a cell phone. it was also possible that they used the cell phones to coordinate with each other. so we acquired the phone records for all of the phones that were bouncing off of the towers that were closest to the sites. of those two blasts. by collecting that data. you can then compare it to phone numbers of known extremists or people who are currently under investigation. so we did that right away. next forensically, you look to the crime scene itself to reveal evidence that can somehow trace you back to the identities of the people who have placed those devices. we are in the process of securing in, um, processing the most complex crime scene that we ve dealt with in the history of our department. it was an enormous crime scene. there was evidence everywhere. evidence was blown on top of cars on top of window sills. i
potential buyers. that s putting millions of americans at risk of ending up under water in more ways than one. even now, go on a bright, sunny day, it is psychologically traumatic for me because i m on constant alert, waiting, dreading the next rainfall. reporter: when jackie jones moved into her home four years ago, she had no idea rain in the forecast would also mean her property would flood. heavy rain caused this february 2020 flooding and one month later, jones said more rain caused more flooding. the water was literally over three feet high. at the house, at the window sills where it got to, it was almost four feet. reporter: no one told jones the biggest financial investment she was making, her new home, was prone to flooding. fema maps say the risk is low and her home state of georgia does not have disclosure laws that requires sellers to reveal
that s the type that takes cars and homes. it s not just life threatening, it s not survivable. reporter: then, about an hour later. that little house that we were talking about all day, has gone. succumbed to the storm surge. now, the blue roof is all that s left floating in the water. what you need to be doing right now is getting away from walls and windows. treat this like a tornado warning. reporter: families trapped by the storm surge. and you re on the second floor already? yeah, we re all there s six of us in here. reporter: our affiliate wzvn facetiming with a group in fort myers beach. there s 15 feet of water now. there s 15 feet of water. and it s still coming in? yeah, it s still steady rise, and the waves keep pushing it through the window sills. reporter: the fire department unable to reach them due to conditions, offering this advice they need to get as high as they can from the water and try to ride out the storm. that s the best advice i
about an hour, and we ll try to catch that. if you get to rick caruso, we will take that, too. jacob, you re in san francisco, where there s a d.a. recall race. let me stay here, because it looks like she s heading out. i can t tell geographically where your camera person is, but i know you re close. i want to let you do your thing here, as she walks out after casting her ballot. go ahead. reporter: i m right in front of here. i cannot speak to her. i m not allowed. good to know. reporter: yes, just so you know, her campaign is very, very clear about that, but you see her meeting and greeting people here at the mall. this is her district. okay. reporter: you can see her face in all window sills around
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