jam right now as there s we ve been watching a big earth movers get the sand that irma spread across u.s. 1, see it over there, and those are all i assume first responders, supply chains, might be some residents in there trying to make their way south. this is about the limit you can drive, but when we came in here it was obvious what kind of damage the waves did. the storm surge. wind damage on the roofs, but those familiar with this stretch of u.s. 1 used to be a very popular restaurant right there called mr. lobster, it is completely gone. and most of it is scattered over on the other side of this antigua harbor and as rod pans over, you can see those big shipping containers that used to hold the seafood and the kitchens for that place. you can see them, you know, they were pushed across, sunken boats through the canal here. sea grass and lobster traps from the atlantic side, ocean side,
out their things, generators cranking. a lot of activity on the highway. earth movers clearing the sand. but little hints here of how powerful the storm was. lobster traps from the atlantic side thrown into neighborhoods on this side. we re working our way slowly but surely down to the lower keys where the eyewall of that storm came ashore, and that s where the most concern is for human life. there s no way to confirm who may have perished or like the rest of us just doesn t have cell service. even our satellite phones are really spotty, so it is primitive down here. no power, no running water. everybody on the hunt for precious gasoline. ice is a luxury down here that will bring people to the edge of tears with joy as they find some. but i m hearing a lot of resolve, very little self-pity
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never seen before and it was dragging something, right? that s correct, yes, it was dragging a bunch of commercial fishing gear. steve: you call it commercial fishing gear. it was 20 or 30 lobster traps from where? you were in virginia. where were the traps from? the commercial bowl had a big md on it, so i m assuming from maryland and swam into our water. anna: these are protected species and it s something that you don t see every day. what on earth would make you jump in the water, though, with an animal this large and do the right thing by setting him free, and videotaping the whole thing? what made you do that? i felt like it was something that just had to be done. it was horrible to see an animal struggle and suffer like that. he was definitely, you know, in a lot of stress and you could tell that if we didn t do something, she probably would have died. or if we didn t take action at
crashing into that boat as you can see there. the devastation not as bad as we have seen in less stirreurdily constructed areas, but people are drying out their things and the sound of generateors cranking and a lot of activity on the highway. clearing the sand. little hints of how powerful the storm was. lobster traps from the at lanli side. we are working our way down to the lower keys where the eyewall of the storm came ashore. that is where the most concern is for human life. no way to confirm who may have perished and who maybe doesn t have cell service. even the satellite phones are spotty. it is so primitive down here. no power and no running water.