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pete: this morning a terrifying warning out of collier county, florida, 911 services are down as search and rescue efforts continue across the state. no word yet on when they ll be back online. so far 30 people confirmed dead. 27 in florida and more than 1 million people in florida still without power. rachel: ian making its third and final landfall in south carolina yesterday battering the east as a hurricane before surging inland as a post-tropical cyclone. several piers including this one on pawley s island collapsing into the water due to storm surge. will: we have team coverage with the latest and chief meteorologist mcreichmuth standing by but we have alexandria hoff in florida. good morning. we re at a distribution site that opened up at 7:00 and a line of cars waiting on it at that point and ice and water being given out here by members of the national guard and food and some basic necessities and on the other side of this site, there s heavy machinery that s ....
Trying to hold h themselves over with these basic supplies and moments of crisis, there s acts of kindness. we were surveying some of the heavily, heavily damaged neighborhoods yesterday and several occasions with regular people if trucks that came throughout the state and one man from miami had his truckloaded with food and water and was asking people that were coming up to take as much as you need. there s a lot of work to do. pete: chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is also with us and track the path of ian. yeah, the service connected and have rescue efforts going on and some recovery efforts with the forecast coming this week and mostly sunny skies and they re a little down and overnight temperatures into the 60s and feeling good for people who don t have a/c and maybe open up windows and cool things down and hotter this time of year and rainfall totals that fell and titusville in east coast of florida and 25 inches ....
Gasoline tanker truck overturned and exploded in northern haiti. we want to warn you that some of the images you re about to see are disturbing. here s cbs manuel bojorquez. reporter: flames from the explosion towered into the sky over cap-haitien after a truckloaded with fuel crashed in a neighborhood and desperate residents rushed to collect the leaking gasoline. daylight revealed the devastation in haiti s second-largest city. at least 66 dead with dozens more injured and hospitals overwhelmed. unfortunately, many people died, said the city s mayor, we couldn t save them. fuel is scarce in haiti as gangs that control more and more of the country hijack and block the trucks transporting it. this disaster is the latest in a series of crisis here, from a presidential assassination and massive earthquake this summer, to kidnappings, poverty, and hunger afflicting the population. we re sort of on overload in terms of tragedies. ....
German authorities knew well before the marketplace attack. according to german investigative files, an informant said amri spoke several times about committing attacks. members of that isis recruiting network backed the idea and discussed driving a truckloaded with a bomb into a crowd. the germans dropped the ball here, but in the united states, we have all the lethal attacks in the united states have been by someone who is known by authorities. reporter: amri entered italy in 2011 without i.d. he served four years in prison. i think this guy looks like a lot of the other murderers we ve seen associated with isis in europe. many of them are criminals. they ve gone through the prison system, they may have radicalized there. reporter: after his release in may of last year, italian police tried to deport him to ....
This man blew up a truckloaded with 16 tons of explosives near syrian government troops on sunday and did it with the help of a militant group with ties to al qaeda. some 70 other americans are reportedly fighting in that on going civil war. the nba calling lawsuit by the clippers owner predictable but entirely baseless. donald sterling suing the league for $1 billion saying the league is forcing him to sell the team after it banned him over racist rants. meantime, his wife is in control of the team as questions are being raised over sterling s mental state. he has a pending deal to sell it to a former microsoft exec. i ll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. so a new round of government rules to fight global warming are said to be just days away and the chamber of commerce saying the cost of businesses and you the consumer will be $50 billion every year. ....