david muir, amy robach and our abc news team spread out across the storm zone. a special edition of gma starts now. and good morning, america. florida has never seen a storm like this. that is naples. that is drone footage of naples. the destruction there yesterday. right now the storm hitting jacksonville and expecting a powerful storm surge there. at one point sunday the entire state was covered by this storm. such a massive force. now making its way toward atlanta where they re facing a tropical storm warning. and we are now just starting to see images from the areas hardest hit being the keys. it hit there first and hit there hard. hurricane irma has claimed five lives in florida, 27 across the caribbean. it was a category 4 storm when it first made landfall in florida shortly after 9:00 a.m. yesterday with wind gusts topping 140 miles an hour. this morning more than 5 million customers without power in the state. world news tonight anchor david muir is leadin
another way of saying that is trayvon martin could have been me. president obama gets quite personal in his first public remark after the verdict in the death of trayvon martin. good evening. i m dan ashley. president obama tackle one of the most radioactive issues we still face. race and bias in america after comments people posted these images of try von and the president as young man side by side. more now from jim avila. reporters scramble. half empty white house press room jolted by a rare surprise visit from the president of the united states. anybody else showing up? after talking to his wife michelle and calling senior staff that the oval office the president decided late yesterday to speak from the heart today about the consist of trayvon martin. when martin was first shot i said that this could have been my son. another which of saying that is trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. in highly personal remark equal part president and law profes
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