Were on the west coast but the effects of Hurricane Irma are being felt all over this state still. Theres a lot to report over the next two hours. Were going to be focusing on what happened in the caribbean where the storm has passed by the misery is remaining. There are now 16 deaths in the United States contributed to the storm. Twelve of them here in the states and at least others in the caribbean. Fema estimates 19 homes were damaged or completely destroyed. Over the next two hours well hear from survivors who rode out the storm and people who coming home to see whats left behind or not left. Virgin islands, the people there have told us theyre feeling neglected. The three largest islands in the virgin islands, st. Kroiks, st. Thomas. Here in the western side, they are shooting for september 22nd, thats next friday. More on that situation in a moment. First, we want to start in the keys. Lisa, is a nurse who wrote out the storm in key west. I spoke to her by phone a few moments ago
because it s the world premiere today and you touched on it briefly at the top that this is the first building on the web made to has been in the how else has it made itself manifest briefly if you wouldn t mind. well there was a petition actually going around to turn the carpet behind me black in solidarity with me to that didn t happen we have seen a lot of black scarves black dresses on the red carpets and also the selection of the films there s much more emphasis on female voices and apparently a lot of films that have been left out because of questionable directors and allegations against them so that s what we ve been seeing so far i david leavitt s and downtown bell and thank you. some video of an attempted robbery in china that gives a whole new meaning to the expression thick as thieves the c.c.t.v. footage shows two hooded man casing a store in shanghai before deciding to make their move the criminals cutting plan was to throw bricks through the store when the loot was just
male come from? no one knows. reporter: mayor steve wilson expects full power to be restored by the weekend. towns across florida facing unprecedented difficulties. this is one of the most diverse cities you have found. first time in the history we have had a mandatory evacuation. reporter: a record they never hope to repeat or break. cnn s miguel marquez joins us. how realistic in that community fol fo folks may get power back? reporter: the robs are so widespread. i do want to point out that this is tuesday night in downtown bell blade and it is dark. there are parts of the town that are starting to see electricity come back, other towns around here are also out. florida power and light says on the east coast they expect to