Unclear. Floridas governor rick scott said this morning, we pray everybodys alive. Across state, 15 Million People are without power. We have latest details on the damage, on the human toll, and what it will take to bring back life to normal in the affect yards. Our team of reporters spread out throughout irmas impact zone from the keys to south carolina. We start in those hardhit keys are Gadi Schwartz was able to made it to cudjoe key where the hurricane first hit. This is really ground zero for where the hurricane hit. You can see those winds just rip through this home. The concrete structure is Still Standing. This is called jolly roger road. But you see, thats a washing machine over here. If we take a look over here, there are two others. Theres a washer and dryer over here. Showing you just how strong those winds were. Heres another one. Over here in the marina, there are couches floating in this marina. There are beds floating in this marina. There are some boats that have been turned over. Weve got a drone flying overhead right now. That drone shows kind of the scope of the devastation here. The good news is most of the homes here are concrete. They are Still Standing. There are some exceptions obviously. But those seem to be wooden structures. The concrete structures that weve seen dont seem to have very much structural damage. Its mostly lly railings and sis that have been torn off and theres heavy roof damage. When it comes to withstanding the storm, even the houses that were closest to the bay that took the direct impact are Still Standing here. Residents are not being allowed back here right now. There are some residents who cheese to weather out the storm. Theyre going house to house, checking to make sure everybody cleared out and theres no one there and so right now were still waiting for emergency crews to come through and do those checking as well. Back to you. Gadi schwartz in cudjoe key, thank you. Examining the damage from the air. Shes back in miami now. Give us a sense what you saw, mariana. Chris, many of the same things that we just heard from gadi on the ground. Just devastating to watch what this hurricane did to the florida keys. I have to say one of the images that really shocked me the most was to see those first search and rescue crews from the air start to make their way into the neighborhoods in con key. You can see the looks on their faces as they go door to door to try to see if everybody is accounted for. Again, we dont have any real idea of the death toll in the florida keys because it is so hard to access that one road in, one road out, a road that along the portion of it was blown up by just the sheer force of the storm. Most of the devastation that we saw was along marathon florida. Thats not even up to key west. And thats how far we could get to today. We saw marinas that were just ripped to shreds. We saw roads that had been underground. The water has receded. With the water receding, you also start to see sort of that brunt of devastation, those homes, resorts that just look blown to pieces. Gas stations that we saw completely pummelled to the ground. Boats lying one on top of the others. Boats that had been docked in the land that were probably placed in the water about a mile from where they ended up. When this hurricane made landfall in the keys. And its devastating to watch because for those of us who have had the privilege of going to one of these, you know, places, its one of the most pristine places in the country really and in south florida. To see the environmental impact, the toll this storm will place on this really beautiful place of south florida is really devastating to watch. The water which is usually known for this turquoise color, many areas of it looked brown. I believe youre seeing now the images i was talking about, about those First Responders, going to check in on the people that are still left there. Around 10,000 residents who did not evacuate. Just now is when First Responders are trying to make their way into all of these neighborhoods. Also, really complicated neighbors to get into because most of the people in the keys so you go in what is known as overseas highway and once youre in the keys or these very small sort of a jadjacent roads. You look at the color of the water, the debris, you can just see how hard a task it is just to even survey loss of life at this point. So thats why you have really officials talking about a potential humanitarian crisis in the keys. Because the people who are still there, those roughly 10,000 residents that we know did not evacuate, right now have very little water, no supplies, no gas. Most of the gas stations we saw completely pummelled to the ground. And very spotty cell service. So even communicating now, as we were up in the air, sort of as we hit that point past isla marada, we had absolutely no cell service. So you can imagine the devastation for many of the residents there. In three cities, theyre allowing people to start to go back in slowly to check in on their homes and their friends and family. It really is shocking to see what kind of impact irma had. Let me ask you about the people who are trying to get out. Some obviously who are floridians who are looking to go stay with family and friends. Others who got caught there, whether they had been on cruise ships, there on vacation. The airport had been closed. What do you know about Miami International . I just spoke to a spokesperson from Miami International airport. She did tell me that the airport is partially beginning to open today. So that is good news for those folks that are trying to leave. She said of course they had very limited operations at the moment. Theyre just trying to get airlines to fly in with their crews so they can start resouping some sort of normalcy at the airport. As you can imagine, they did suffer significant water damage, especially in many of the gates in the Southeast Side of the airport, thats where the storm hit. So as they really try to get those desperate people out of miami. Also those people who have no power. In my own house, you know i live her in miami, we still have no power, we dont know how long the situation is going to last so you have a lot of desperate people. A lot of desperate families trying to get out. So theyre trying to work the situation at the airport out as fast as possible. But its moving slowly and, still, no sense of normalcy will resume today and not tomorrow for now. The enormity of what has to be done has just got to be mindboggling. Thank you. Not just for today but for your reporting throughout. She mentioned power still out everywhere. Thousands of people in jacksonville dont have electricity. Floodwater surprised a lot of people. Finally those are starting to recede. Nbcs Morgan Bradford is in jacksonville. Whats the situation as you found it . Well, right now north of 150,000 people here in jacksonville woke up with no electricity this morning. In fact, were right here in downtown jacksonville. Were beside the st. Johns river. This building that im standing in right now, we just spoke to the building manager. He said the entire first floor of that building had five feet of water overnight. Thats how much flooding was happening right here in these lowlying areas. And school is still closed. Even though its a beautiful day. Things have not resumed and gone back to normal because people really airport sure when things will get to clear some of this debris, some of this destruction. Some of these concrete pillars were completely eradicated in the last 48 hours because realistically we were standing in the st. Johns river just about 24 hours ago because these waves had completely crested over. They made their way over the barrier. They flooded the streets of downtown jacksonville, making this grid almost impossible. But i want to let you know what some of these people weve spoken to on the ground have been saying not only about what they did during the hurricane and as the eye of that hurricane began to approach the area, but also now what they plan to do with all this destruction. Take a listen. We do still have over 100,000 people without power so were working hard with all of the city assets to make sure we get power restored. The river was flooded before the hurricane came into the area. And the winds from the hurricane pushed that floodwaters into jacksonville. Is this a city that you recognize and grew up in . No, its devastation, completely. I protected my mom and matthew last year. You protected your mom . Youre basically a Hurricane Storm chaser and youre an awesome guardian. Give me five, brother. Well, mandatory evacuations have been lifted for special people like eli who were living in these lowlying area, but still people are trying to figure out exactly when they will get that power back. Chris. What an adorable kid. I love his attitude. But its going to be a long haul for a lot of people, no doubt about it. Thank you, Morgan Radford in jacksonville for us. Meantime, rehema ellis is in charl son, south carolina. The flooding and the winds were so intense, and i know a lot of people there were surprised by just how strong the storm was when it hit. They really were surprised. And it even took the folks who worked the waterways around here by surprise. Not necessarily because they were listening to the forecast. The news we can tell you right off the top is the coast guard has reopened the port of charleston is that is good news. There are people in this area who dont have it so good right now. The water is receding. This is time for cleanup. Look over here. Kevin, if you can pan over. You see that water line, where you see it dirty on the bottom of the house . Thats how far the water went up in this neighborhood. And it is starting to recede. I want to show you some other pictures. We got some from a homeowner here just on this block. I think you can see theres a point of view coming out of his house. He was just shy of two steps from the water going right into his living area on his first floor. In addition, weve got some pictures to show you of how high the water is. It was time someone brought out their kayak. Theyre literally kayaking down the street, these streets that have been turned into rivers as a result of the surge that came from rivers and the atlantic ocean. The iconic shopping area of Market Street here in charles n charleston, it was also flooded, inundated with water. Its start to recede. I want to back up a little bit because i want to talk to someone as we get through this water. Theres a woman, her name is anna, who i want to talk with for a second because anna came up here from tampa to escape all the horror in tampa and what did you find up here . We found it actually to be worse up here. I spoke to my husband and our house is safe but we lost power so were just waiting for the power to come on back there before i go home. But they actually got the storm surge worse than we did. We were anticipated because we live actually on tampa bay. We were expecting a lot worse. We got lucky because it moved east. Not for everybody else though. Im glad to hear your family is good. Yeah, everybodys safe. Thanks very much. The cleanup is beginning. No school today. People still without power. They hope it gets better tomorrow. Chris. We heard about some people who initially went over from the east coast to the west coast, then the storm changed track and you had people like her who went up north. Rehema ellis in charleston, thank you. Im glad to hear her family is fine down in tampa. Still to come, what happened . Hillary clintons new memoir lands on book shelves today. She says she wants to remain in politics but not as a candidate. Ill talk to two former Campaign Staffers to get their take on all of this. Dinner and a deal. President trump will host a Bipartisan Group of senators at the white house tonight. Will his efforts to reach across the aisle or table persuade democrats to give him the tax reform he wants . I work overtime when i can get it. I need my blood sugar to stay in control. I need to cut my a1c. Weekends are my time. I need an insulin that fits my schedule. Tresiba® ready announcer tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. Dont use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. Dont share needles or insulin pens. Dont reuse needles. 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Find it in a subaru crosstrek. After a series of leaks and then interview, Hillary Clintons campaign memoir is now for sale. She had a book signing today in new york. Npr broadcast an interview with clinton who describes this memoir as just the start to the next act of her political life. I have a platform and im going to keep talking and trying to raise the questions that i hope americans will take seriously and that i hope the press will take seriously. Have you reconciled that, that people mate not want you around as party steps forward . Well, they dont have to buy my book. And they can turn off the radio when they hear me talking. Im not going anywhere. Joining us now, two top officials from Hillary Clintons campaign, karen finney, national spokesperson, andrea el rod, director of communications. Shes not going anywhere. Thats right. What do you say to critic, some of whom have been longtime supporters, that she needs to make way for the next generation of leaders, shes had her time, she needs to go quietly . I think she has a lot to offer the next generation of leaders and i think thats what she is talking about in the book. I think thats what she was talking about in that interview. I mean, not an only i think its when she talks the attention away from them, she muddles the message. But also in supporting and helping to cultivate the next generation of leaders. Remember, i think people tend to forget, she ran the most progressive platform in the history of the Democratic Party. And bernie gets a lot of credit for a lot of things he put on the table. Remember, when we talk about things like doing a way with the hyde amendment. Hillary clinton put that issue on the table. When we talk about the most progressive criminal Justice Reform agenda in the history of this country, Hillary Clintons the one who put that idea on the table. There are a lot of things that i think she can put on the table and continue to fight for that are important. And, remember, the other thing i would say, chris, she is the only woman in the history of our country to come within a hair of winning the presidency. So i think there is a lot we can learn from her experience because as she says i think theres a lot that had to do with sexism in this country in terms of the way she was treated. Im not saying thats the only reason she lost. Dont get me wrong. Think particularly for a lot of women candidate, we now have over 20,000 women i think running in 2018. Theres a lot they can learn from her experience. Think its great that shes willing to be so candid and share that experience. She did accept some of the criticism of her campaign. Theres no doubt about that. She did it in her cbs interview. But certainly not all. Let me play a little bit of of that. The most important of the mistakes i made was using personal email. When you said basket of deplorables, you energized no, but they were already energized. But you offended some people who didnt personally feel deplorable at all i dont buy that. I dont buy that. Adrian, she doesnt buy it. She has made it clear she think theres a double standard for her as a wm. Wh woman. Also when you read the book a double standard for her just as Hillary Clinton. Was that different than the way mitt romney was treated for his 47 comment . Part of the criticism is she doesnt, in this book, ever really say its not fault, theres an equivocation for every point. Well, look, i completely disagree with that. She does come out in this book and make it very clear that she made mistakes that she wishes she could change. But she also says, look, the press was not always on our side there. There are a lot of people in america who were just never willing to give her a chance for a litany of reasons. A lot of that is because shes a female. Shes not just using that as a reason why we werent successful in this election but its something that not only she more than deserves to get off her chest and explain her line of thinking but millions of americans who supported her. And many of us who worked on the Campaign Want to know what was going through her head and what her thought process was during many of these Pivotal Moments on the campaign. Let me talk about one of those Pivotal Moments because its the one she points to. She goes after former fbi director james comey hard for reopening the investigation. 11 days before the election. Heres what she told usa today in a new interview, quote, my first instinct was my campaign should hit back hard and explain to the public that comey had badly evbad ly overstepped his bounds. In the end, we decided it would be better to just let it go and try to move on. Looking back, that was a mistake. Karen, what was the argument for doing it . Does that keep you up at night . Well, yes. Sometimes. I mean, theres certainly times. But, you know, that is one of the insights about this campaign that i think fo