And more of charlies 60 minutes interview. We begin with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Everyones sort of shell shocked. Further south you get, the worst it looks. Theres nothing left. Recovery efforts begin in the wake of Hurricane Irma. Theres a lot of work ahead. Some areas remain flooded. Homes are destroyed. Phones dont work. There are widespread fuel shortages. Its going to be a long road. Theres a lot of damage. Look at those waves coming in. Still a very dangerous situation. Jacksonville, florida, a massive storm surge flooded the streets. The same threats facing other coastal communities. Irma will continue to be a bigtime rain maker for the remainder of the week. White House Press SecretarySara Huckabee sanders responding to Steve Bannons comments to 60 minutes. Steve always likes to speak in kind of the most extreme measures. The United NationsSecurity Council has unanimously approved new sanctions against north korea. By far, the strongest measures ever imposed on north korea. A bizarre plane crash caught on camera. Outside hartford, connecticut. Amazingly, the pilot had only minor injuries. All that. Very explosive play. Its a touchdown. Minnesota wins 2919. It is no good. Shelby harris got a piece of it. Denver wins it. And all that matters. The greatest sideline report in the history of television. Youre on the field from up close just watching. You watch him now on the screen. On cbs this morning. Weve been making most of a crazy situation. Kristen bell is stuck in florida because of Hurricane Irma. She started posting pics with residents who had evacuated. She didnt stop there. She even found time to appear on jimmy kimmel last night. I told him you were Johnny Carson because he didnt know who you were. Owh, he didnt know that . Presenteded by toyota, lets go places. Welcome to cbs this morning. Floridas governor says the destruction from Hurricane Irma is horrible. Video from the air shows the scale of the damage after the giant storm ripped through florida. Millions of people who evacuated are starting to go home. Crews are bringing aid. But the recovery effort will take weeks or months. The storm is blamed for least ten deaths in florida georgia and South Carolina. Nearly 5. 7 million florida utility customers are still without power. Look at this before and after images from space show how much of the state was left in the dark. 95,000 floridians are still living in shelters and 10,000 people who rode out the storm in the florida keys may need to be evacuated. After moving through florida, the remains of irma are bringing more rain to southeast and heading toward the ohio valley. Serious damage reported as far away as charleston, South Carolina. Jeff glor is in clearwater, florida. The coast guards largest air station in the lower 48. Jeff, good morning. Good morning. Typically what they do here when a big storm comes through the tampa st. Pete area, theyll take the helicopters to other parts of florida. That is miami, key west, maybe jacksonville. This time, because the storm was so big, they had to take all of these helicopters out of the state into new orleans. They are now back, ready to respond to emergencies. But this really was a statewide event with every different city dealing with different issues and its now moved well beyond florida. From the air, irmas destruction along the florida keys can be overwhelming. Homes became piles of mangled lumber. The hurricanes tore a massive hole in the side of this building in orlando. In miami irma peelled off part of the retractible roof at marlins park, also wrecking dozens of boats. Miami beach police say its still not safe to return. Downed power line, flooding, trees in dangerous shape and conditions and everyones very, very tired. So that formula can lead to some real problems. Reporter 80 miles south, governor rick scott toured the florida keys and the gulf coast from the air. Hes activated all 7,000 members of the Florida National guard. Just because the storm passed, its not safe. Were going to rescue everybody. But everybodys got to be patient. Reporter jacksonville suffered some of the worst flooding after nearly 10 inches of rain. As did naples. Hundreds of miles south. We flew in a helicopter east of tampa and saw how the storm transformed farmland into swampland. That is a lot of flooding. The equivalent of 7 inches per hour. I think everythings intact. Reporter people in southwestern florida like jeff pompeo of naples took irmas strongest punch which included 140mileanhour wind gusts. He knows, despite the damage in his neighborhood, and around collier county, the destruction could have been worse. How do you prepare for Something Like this . You dont know until its over, you know what i mean . Were pretty lucky. Reporter the coast guard sent one c130 plane overnight to the keys to help with communications. Theyre now sending two more. We watched them leave. Those are taking heavy equipment and supplies to the devastated florida keys. A lot of work still to be done there of course, thank you very much, jeff. One reporter who made it to the florida keys compared the damage to a war zone, those are his words. Most of the lowlying islands are devastated and have no Running Water or communications. Almost 53,000 utility customers in the keys are without power right now. Route 1, the only route in and out, was closed for inspection following the storm. The first people are being allowed back in right this minute. Mark strassmann is near route 1 in florida city, gateway to the keys. Mark, good morning. Reporter good morning. There were so many evacuees here who are desperate for the chance to go home and see whats left of that home. Today, theyre going to get their chance. I want to show you something. This is a look at the long line of cars. These are all keys evacuees who are getting the chance to go home. They go to this police checkpoint, they show their i. D. And theyre allowed in. The ban on the upper keys was finally lifted at 7 00 a. M. This morning local time. This is the first stop of the marathon recovery. This is the florida keys in the wake of Hurricane Irma. A 115 mile stretch of paradise now overwhelmed with debris and destruction. Totally demolished. Reporter in places like marathon, peoples homes were obliterated. Oh, my gosh. Reporter by 130 mile per hour winds and nearly 15 feet of storm surge. You want ocean, youre going to have to take the chances. Reporter about 30 miles away in key west, irma levelled home, and businesses. Sections of the overseas highways, the only route in and out of the key, are inaccessible. Crews are racing to clear the road for First Responders trying to reach those who need help. County Officials Say the 42 bridges that span the keys need to be inspected before all the keys can be reopened. About half those bridges were reported safe by monday evening. They continue to evaluate the infrastructure, the roadways, the Health Hazards that they find prior to allowing residents to come in. Reporter but frustrated floridians are running out of patience and just want to get home. I have water, i have food, i have dogs, and i cant get to my house. This should have been thought out a while ago. We dont know where to go marathon we dont know reporter this long line of evacuees returning home had lined up before day break. There were hundreds of them at 7 00 a. M. When the gates first opened. These folks know theyre probably in for a rough, rude awakening. But thats okay. There are three Navy Ships Positioned off the east coast of florida including an Aircraft Carrier to help with recovery. The governors urging patience. Just the upper keys residents are being allowed in, not the lower keys. This will go on for days. As irma moved north, it cautioned severe coastal flooding in georgia and South Carolina. At least two people died in georgia when storm surge and rain flooded communities. Irma sent four feet of ocean water into downtown charleston, South Carolina. The ocean level reached nearly 10 feet above normal. In charleston, where the storm surge was one of the highest recorded in a century. Reporter people here in charleston were prepared for what may have been Hurricane Force winds but what they got here, what the real headline was, was a tide that became fueled by the storm surge from irma, the tide was the third highest in the citys history. The water came spilling from the pashley river on to the battery here in charleston. Get a look at the video from white point garden, inundated with saltwater as it rushed in like a raging river. How about Waterfront Park . Benches that looked like they were sitting in the middle of a lake. People on boats navigating their way through the city. Further south in savannah, georgia, more than 400,000 people were forced to evacuate there and elsewhere along the georgia coastline. Back here in South Carolina, the governor had 55 shelters on call, standby, ready to go. They only needed to use about 25. By the way, as for the record that was set here in charleston, the tide was the third highest. But get this, the third highest tide and the fourth highest tide both happened within the last two years. Thank you, david. Irma also caused some of jacksonvilles worst flooding in more than 150 years. The st. Johns river rose into the downtown area and several neighborhoods. The coast guard and firefighter rescued dozens of people. In jacksonville, victims are waiting for the water to recede. Reporter good morning. In this riverside community, these folks here got that floodwater the worst. The mayor said things could actually get worse because this floodwaters expected to rise and fall gradually over the next several days. The st. Johns river flowed into Downtown Jacksonville and riverfront communities. The National WeatherService Called it a serious event. Weve passed historic levels. The levels will continue to rise. Were in rescue mode. Reporter jacksonville mayor said mandatory evacuationings were ordered on friday. There are some that didnt evacuation. Certain area, many areas along the river. Combine that with the fact that we have had historic unprecedented storm surge. Reporter emergency crews including the coast guard and local firefighters combed through neighborhoods looking for people trapped by rising waters. More than 100 have been rescued. This is unbelievable because we havent had it like this before. Reporter southeast of jacksonville, Hurricane Irma sent beach homes sliding into the sand. And in nearby atlantic beach, powerful winds toppleled dozens of trees. This one barely missing donnas home. She says she and her husband planned to stay at a hotel but the hotel closed due to evacuation orders. So we kind of hunkered down and it was fine until this happened. Thank goodness its not, you know, it didnt hit us at all. Reporter now, about 150,000 people are without power. 150,000 homes, rather. And the situation, again, is still not exactly going t get any better because of these floodwaters that are in these neighborhoods. But officials are telling folks to be careful. There are a lot of downed trees. Theres a lot of debris everywhere. So right now, were really looking at the cleanup phase which starts today. Oh, boy, a lot of work to do. J jericka, you be careful too, thank you. Gas shortages along with blocked roads and traffic delays are making the drive home very difficult for many evacuees. Adrianna diaz is in orlando where many gas stations are running out of fuel. Reporter good morning. Many of the stations throughout the state still dont have gas like this chevron. They still have the plastic wrap wrapped around the pump. Thats protection to keep the nozzle from flying off during the storm. Now, the situation is spotty. This station still has no gas but the one across the street does have gas. What happened is with the massive evacuation ahead of the storm, people were rushing to gas stations to fill their tanks, fill their gas cans and now tens of thousands are rushing back home. Many of them going to stations that still have no gas. Thats creating long likes at the stations that do have gas. Part of the problem is that some of the ports here in florida are still closed so the state isnt getting as much new fuel as it normally does. According to the tracking site gas buddy, more than 40 of stations here in orlando have no gas. More than 65 of stations in gainesville have no gas. And more than 60 of stations in miami and Fort Lauderdale have no gas. So there is some good news here. The port in tampas expected to reopen this afternoon. There are actual vessels waiting offshore with gas, waiting make those deliveries once the port reopens. All right, thank you so much, adrianna. 11 of floridas major airports are reopening this morning after irma forced them to close. More than 14,000 flights have been cancelled in florida and the caribbean since marriages impact. More than 10,000 of those were in florida alone. At hartsfieldjackson airport in atlanta, the worlds busiest airport, 1,800 flights have been canceled. Chris van cleave is at Miami International airport where a limited number of flights are taking off and landing this morning. Chris, good morning. Reporter good morning. Flipts are coming and going here at Miami International once again. These are some of the people that will be among the first to get out after irma. Airports in ft. Lauderdale, west palm, jacksonville, orlando and tampa, all plan on reopening today as well. Ft. Myers is without power. It hopes to reopen tomorrow. Several concourses here at mia suffered water damage during the storm. Some Ceiling Tiles also fell in the gate areas. To reopen, the airlines flew in planes with staff crew and supplies yesterday. The tsa also had to fly in people to make sure they had enough folks to staff their checkpoints. Crews here at the airport had to make sure the airports jet fuel supply was not contaminated and was still working after the storm. Now, it is a limited schedule today. So not all flights are going to go. Check your airport. Check your flight status before you head out to make sure you have a flight. Chris, thanks. Irma weakened and is now a posttropical cyclone. It moved through the northern part of florida to tennessee yesterday. Rain bands now span from arkansas to ohio. The storm lasted 13 days as a tropical system. It may cause flooding in parts of north carolina. Up to 3 inches of rain could fall in just a few hours. President trumps former chief strategist vows to go after vulnerable republican senators in next years midterm elections. Just weeks after leaving the white house, steve bannon is targeting the republicans he views as standing in the way of the president s agenda. He promises to use his influence to support more populist challengers. Nancy cordes is on capitol hill with bannons plan and gop reation to that plan. Nancy, good morning. Reporter good morning. Yes, some republicans worry that bannon is going to cost them their narrow senate majority. They believe that the candidates he favors would not fare well against democrats in swing states. But bannon insists he isnt hurting the party. Hes remaking it. People that are not supporting the president s agenda that are coming up for election in 18, they ought to understand theyre going to get primaried. Reporter bannon issued this warning to republican lawmakers who crossed the president. Theres not going to be an opportunity to be a never trumper, okay, youre either going to get with the president s program and have his back or be held accountable. And maybe have a primary challenger . Absolute, 100 . Reporter bannon vowed to take down arizona senator flake, alabama senator strange and nevada senator dean heller. Hes backing more populist or conservative challengers like danny tarkanian. He has run unsuccessfully for office in nevada five times and met with bannon last week. He told me that he and breitbart is going to be 100 in my race and supportive of me. And we can count on them. Reporter now that hes not in the white house, bannon is free to use his ties to wealthy donors and his widely read website to fire warning shots at republicans like tennessee senator bob corker who recently said the president lacked stability and competence. Corker is debating whether to run again in 2018. Some Top Republicans like john mccain view bannons threats as a nuisance. Do you think party would be stronger if several incumbents were unseated . Thats what he believes. Im supposed to comment on what steve bannon believes . Good night. Reporter but other republicans dont dismiss bannons plans quite that easily as one Top Republican aide put it to me, nora, every dollar that bannon spends on one of these primaries is a dollar that republicans need to spend protecting their incumbents, instead of going after democrats. Nancy, thank you. Onmccain, never one to mince words. I like that tactic, just say good night, conversation over. The parents of a teenager on the verge v becoming an eagle scout filed a wrongful death lawsuit after he died during a hike. Ahead, why they say the boy scouts ignored their own safety we had quite the actionpacked light night last night. With thousands of flashes of lightning. The storm system now has moved to the north. What that means for us, the gorgeous conditions this morning with higher clouds. It is staying right off the coast. To tense of 2 10 of an inch of rain. Another chance of rain in the forecast. D by lets go places. Go about 6,000 americans were stranded on the island of st. Martin after irma tore through the caribbean. And found people who spent days waiting for help. Almost a week after irma ravaged the caribbean, hundreds of americans are still trapped on st. Martin. Coming up on cbs this morn, the mission to bring them home.