I have such respect for the engineers and architects that designed the buildings still intact. On a flat sandbar on the ocean in a Cat 4? That's amazing engineering. Well done!
what this doesn't show is the water damage to the homes, making them unlivable, the 10 foot surges are long gone, but they had waves crashing up to their rooves.
The beach and ocean for the most part are very peaceful and beautiful. However, I have lived in south FL all my life. Every June through November, I wait to see what hurricane season looks like. I have seen many hurricanes come and go. I see homes and property wiped out. Yet every year. I see more homes and condo's going up on beachfronts and barrier islands.
I live inland and have survived 20 years of hurricanes. I'm out. Done. 12 hours nonstop of twisting winds. My neighborhood was lucky. My roof and ceiling collapsed in part of my house, but no flooding. Still, going back north. Can't do this anymore with a toddler.
It’s all a little scam. The could build with concrete, but why not suck everyone dry and build them a house that will collapse or be consumed by fire in a minute
@@TeresaElainePhoenixArizona The government won't even give me money to repair my roof. Most people do it, repair it, live though it, all on their own.
The cottages you see at 0:40 are The Castaways, a wonderful piece of heaven for decades. We’ve stayed several times over the yrs in a couple different cottages on the beachside. We hope the owners & staff are safe, and also hope that the surviving cottages can be restored. We look forward to returning 👍
the building next to the Lazy 'was' the Sunset Grill. We would take our dogs and have breakfast every Sunday on the porch. How horribly sad it is gone.
Hurricanes happen every year and unfortunately Florida is situated in the storm routes.These huge expanse of low lying areas will always suffer damage.
Hurricanes of this magnitude can and DO change the shape of barrier islands. I am pleasantly amazed that so many roofs on most homes survived. Unfortunately, the storm surge get in and ruined everything. If you are going to build at the beach, the the houses up on stilts. In this case, due to the height of the storm surge, stilts may have been insufficient in this particular area but other areas the interiors of homes would most likely have been spared. A lot of homes that are raised, have sacrificial rooms on the ground floor, garages, storage etc with walls that are designed to wash away and spare main part of the structure. As a native Floridian from a very OLD Florida family, the attitude is to build inland and on high ground. Thanks to those of us who now live in the 49 other states, you are welcome for the tax payer dollars that we will be paying out to you so that you can again build along the coast. It is time to rethink Federal Flood insurance laws to prevent payouts to places that are in hazardus flood zones.
Or, instead of whining like a useless idiot, maybe take your own advice. Don't buy a house in the flood plain, don't pay for flood insurance, and then you won't be a part of the pool that has to pay to rebuild...
Here here. This isnt a logical, safe, smart or good choice to build your home on. Would be better to sink money into a submarine if you just HAVE to live in the ocean
@@jenniferkunkel2607 maybe if they change the building codes. if you build a house on the coast it needs to be on stilts & built out of rebar & cement.
I;m a native New Zealander and we also built high up on hills. Villages at sea levels were mainly temporary for fishing etc. Today they're are many living just above sea level. We have floods but the big one is just around the corner.
Obviously that area is not for housing. Is a sand island. Made to enjoy it and leave. How dumb is to build on sand. Is a kindergarten lesson: " don't build your castle in sand". Everyone who is from Florida knew Noth Port is a swamp. Before the pandemic madness no one build there because the propensity to flood.
Please for the love of all that is sacred STOP building your homes soooooo close to the ocean please. This is going to happen it isn't an IF it is a WHEN. Im so sorry for lives that have been lost because of this hurricane and for the people that chose to shelter in place for a cat 4 STRONG hurricane and more for the ones who had no way to evacuate ...Godspeed
The house or structure mentioned at 3:22 of the footage, appears to be a structure that resembles and sat on the left side of the Castaways Bait Shop that was reference at :30s to :40s of this footage. The roof is of the same nature that I observed from Google Earth, taken prior to the storm. If confirmed that this is the same structure: hurricane Ian ripped this structure from its foundation and carried it approximately over 2700 feet = to half a mile: where it now sits beside Runyan Key.
If you look at the cuts in the Sanibel causeway landing islands... and the damage at The Lighthouse, there's a good chance the sand at Blind Pass flowed from southeast to northwest.
Yes, there was movement of structures due to pressures from wind and water. This area of Florida has a lot of service-oriented businesses and too many are out of business and out of income now. 15% of Floridians had flood insurance. Financial devastation for most of these blue-collared residents. Many Q-Tips relocated to SW Florida to retire and must rebuild.
@@todd4866 I'm off of Daniels near Hammond Stadium and power just came on. Significant wind damage this side of 41 but not a lot of structural damage, and really no flooding. Until I saw videos like this night we had no idea just how bad it was on the coast. It is devastating, and it is extremely somber around here.
Some of you people have no care or the lives of others that lived in the place. Some of us had nowhere else to go and a lot of us weren’t going to move their whole lives because our homes were susceptible to something of this. Florida isn’t known for hurricanes like that. That’s the first in over a century that we’ve been hit like this, Irma and Charlie were nothing compared to this and nothing would’ve stopped it. Everyone can actually be more aware that if it weren’t for the amount damage that we took then the entire state would’ve been devastate from that hurricane which almost became a category 5. My home is gone and some of my friends too I hope some of you here can take more notice to that instead of immediately blaming it on us for being there in the first place
Send Paryers to all good humans. May Goddess and God's keeping yhem safe always. For bad humans. Father from hell had been waiting for you all. Karma and hell are real people. Thank you. Blessed Be to all good humans on this earth. 🙏
Many of the homes are still in excellent condition. I watched the Coast Guard take two people with a dog on to their chopper, they were dry and their house and the houses around them was in excellent condition
I do hope all and everyone's had learned from what happened everywhere on this earth..Why Humans are so evils? Lots of humans are still not learning from it all.
This has absolutely nothing to do with human behavior. This is nature that cannot be controlled. California will have an earthquake again one day and it will be devastating. It’s not a matter of if but just a matter of when. It’s called science and climate. These storms have been happening since the beginning of time.
Si asi es aunque no les guste a lo perversos.. Dice Dios Padre El mas bueno es aun todavia malo. Pero por la misericordi va a escoger los mejorsitos ..antes de la ira grande
"Dear God, I know I’m a sinner, and I ask for your forgiveness. I believe Jesus Christ is Your Son. I believe that He died for my sin and that you raised Him to life. I want to trust Him as my Savior and follow Him as Lord, from this day forward. Guide my life and help me to do your will. I pray this in the name of Jesus. Amen." Did you pray this prayer?
Get on Zillow and look at the value of these houses. If you don't have at least a million and good credit you can't play. Everyone living on the beach knows this can happen, it's the gamble that you take. Most of these people are at their main homes waiting on this to be repaired. The millionaire blues
Every time one of the female reporters was talking a male reporter would interrupt them; I don't think either female finished a single sentence in this entire video.
instead spending money on space can we spend the millions or billions on actually helping our planet we will never recover earth but we can change the climate change
Hey everyone - sending this note to those who don't have Jesus, yet. We are in what the Bible calls the "end times," and I'm sure you see the signs all around us. Please - believe in our Lord Jesus Christ today. He died on the cross to cover our sins so that we may be saved, and to avoid the judgment that is coming. When you believe in him, and accept His gift of salvation, you will be saved. Our time is so, so short. I am praying for you all. Ephesian 2:8; John 3: 16-18; 1 Corinthians 15: 1-4; Romans 10: 9-10. You can read the Bible online...
And it's just the beginning of the last time. Many people refused God's Law. Vatican's pope still bow down and speak to statues :) of Fatima, instead of praying to Lord Jesus Christ. As he sacrificed Ukraine & Russia to her, that's why it doesn't help. And he still teach to celebrate Sunday 1st day of the week, instead of Sabbath 7th day according to Law of God. That's why we have got all these issues. So we all need to repent & go back to the true worship of God.
I like how everything she says is nonsensical. 0:28 "I'm surprised that road is still standing." Lord knows what that even means. While watching, I had been fully distracted by how everything she says is... ...well, stupid. Then I found your comment, lol. Perhaps they were interrupting her to preserve the station's credibility. You can see the relative height of the sand, lots and lots of visual cues abound. One structure is collapsed, immediately surrounded on all sides by other structures that aren't, and she thinks the sand has magically piled up on that single structure 10 feet high. ...Hello. One structure collapsed. It's not rocket science. 1:09 "And the sand is so high you can see that people walked on the roof..." Wrong. The collapsed roof is near ground level. Embarrassing. 1:17 "The sand has came up so high." _Has came?_ Grade school English, people. She's on the news, sounding like a neighborhood child. The phrase "a contest to see who could say the most ignorant things" was in the forefront of my mind (I promise) as I was watching/listening. She was winning, hands down. 1:29 ←The guy gets it right mentioning a roof collapse, she takes that opportunity to reiterate her ignorance. "The sand is SO HIGH!" [on just that one building, lol] 3:21 "There used to be land around that. *_Because, you know, that's a house."_* Wrong again. lady. She even informs us how she's reasoned-out her scientific conclusion regarding this inexplicable isolated flooding anomaly involving just one house. "Because, you know, that's a house." Again, embarrassing 3:48 "That house doesn't belong there." ...The guys once again inject some reality into the conversation. To be fair, newscasters try to fill the airtime with plenty of conversation, and naturally end up saying lots of silly things. ..such as during prolonged coverage of an active police chase in Los Angeles. But she was taking the cake this time. Maybe she's really cute. That might explain her employment.
@@ViralTuber I don't have time to see the video again to criticize her or them... Your argument is on point, maybe she should bring her A game next time so she has her fair share of air time 😂
To everyone, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Honestly I didn't care about how she was reporting. I was just more interested in how she wasn't able to speak without being cut off in some way. She has to be doing something right if not why is she still on there. Well ✌️out.
The comments from the lady reporter are just stupid …… can’t think of another way to describe it. Also lots of grammatical errors. Seriously, can’t you hire better people?
Thank goodness DeSantis recommended to the FLA people they "didn't need to leave the state, simply seek higher ground." I was just curious, as FLA is literally the flattest state in the country, where exactly were these people going to go, and what was waiting for them when they got there? Are there hotels there? Does wind and rain magically stop when you got up a few feet? Hmmm?
Maybe DeSantis shouldn't have bussed & flew out all those migrants whom had done anything to warrant their relocation. Let's see where Karma relocates it's people, for no reason....
I have such respect for the engineers and architects that designed the buildings still intact. On a flat sandbar on the ocean in a Cat 4? That's amazing engineering. Well done!
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what this doesn't show is the water damage to the homes, making them unlivable, the 10 foot surges are long gone, but they had waves crashing up to their rooves.
The beach and ocean for the most part are very peaceful and beautiful. However, I have lived in south FL all my life. Every June through November, I wait to see what hurricane season looks like. I have seen many hurricanes come and go. I see homes and property wiped out. Yet every year. I see more homes and condo's going up on beachfronts and barrier islands.
I live inland and have survived 20 years of hurricanes. I'm out. Done. 12 hours nonstop of twisting winds. My neighborhood was lucky. My roof and ceiling collapsed in part of my house, but no flooding. Still, going back north. Can't do this anymore with a toddler.
It’s all a little scam. The could build with concrete, but why not suck everyone dry and build them a house that will collapse or be consumed by fire in a minute
They ARE vicious, hungry developers. They Know about THE dangers AND THE people ARE stupid too. UNTIL another condo COLLAPSE HAPPENS.
Time for Perpetual Disaster Area Residents to ReLocate.
Waste of TaxPayer Government Funds. Use the Money for ReLocation.
@@TeresaElainePhoenixArizona The government won't even give me money to repair my roof. Most people do it, repair it, live though it, all on their own.
I can’t imagine the walking bridge to Bowman’s beach is even recognizable 😢. This place has so many memories to our family.
0:42 was the Castaways beach & bay cottages, lot's of great time spent there. 😔😞
The cottages you see at 0:40 are The Castaways, a wonderful piece of heaven for decades. We’ve stayed several times over the yrs in a couple different cottages on the beachside. We hope the owners & staff are safe, and also hope that the surviving cottages can be restored. We look forward to returning 👍
Just heartbreaking to see the vast amount of damage.
the building next to the Lazy 'was' the Sunset Grill. We would take our dogs and have breakfast every Sunday on the porch. How horribly sad it is gone.
it'll back
And the store next to that. I’m surprised the street wasn’t damaged more
When you see water on land, is due to the ground which has been removed by the surge. The elevation of the land in such points has been changed.
Praying 🙏
Hurricanes happen every year and unfortunately Florida is situated in the storm routes.These huge expanse of low lying areas will always suffer damage.
Hurricanes of this magnitude can and DO change the shape of barrier islands. I am pleasantly amazed that so many roofs on most homes survived. Unfortunately, the storm surge get in and ruined everything. If you are going to build at the beach, the the houses up on stilts. In this case, due to the height of the storm surge, stilts may have been insufficient in this particular area but other areas the interiors of homes would most likely have been spared. A lot of homes that are raised, have sacrificial rooms on the ground floor, garages, storage etc with walls that are designed to wash away and spare main part of the structure. As a native Floridian from a very OLD Florida family, the attitude is to build inland and on high ground. Thanks to those of us who now live in the 49 other states, you are welcome for the tax payer dollars that we will be paying out to you so that you can again build along the coast. It is time to rethink Federal Flood insurance laws to prevent payouts to places that are in hazardus flood zones.
Or, instead of whining like a useless idiot, maybe take your own advice. Don't buy a house in the flood plain, don't pay for flood insurance, and then you won't be a part of the pool that has to pay to rebuild...
thank you, if you build on the beach you dont deserve flood insurance
Here here. This isnt a logical, safe, smart or good choice to build your home on. Would be better to sink money into a submarine if you just HAVE to live in the ocean
@@jenniferkunkel2607 maybe if they change the building codes. if you build a house on the coast it needs to be on stilts & built out of rebar & cement.
I;m a native New Zealander and we also built high up on hills. Villages at sea levels were mainly temporary for fishing etc. Today they're are many living just above sea level. We have floods but the big one is just around the corner.
It’s awesome living on the beach until it isn’t. Cheers!!
Build it and they come, rebuild it and they come again.
Obviously that area is not for housing. Is a sand island. Made to enjoy it and leave. How dumb is to build on sand. Is a kindergarten lesson: " don't build your castle in sand". Everyone who is from Florida knew Noth Port is a swamp. Before the pandemic madness no one build there because the propensity to flood.
LOL, Yep.
Warning always come before destruction
Beautiful sanibel and captiva 😢
I live in Ca and thought earthquakes were bad im so so sorry
Please for the love of all that is sacred STOP building your homes soooooo close to the ocean please. This is going to happen it isn't an IF it is a WHEN. Im so sorry for lives that have been lost because of this hurricane and for the people that chose to shelter in place for a cat 4 STRONG hurricane and more for the ones who had no way to evacuate ...Godspeed
It's the Castaways resort. They describe that area as Santiva. If the Lazy Flamingo is still standing there is still a vestige of civilization.
The house or structure mentioned at 3:22 of the footage, appears to be a structure that resembles and sat on the left side of the Castaways Bait Shop that was reference at :30s to :40s of this footage. The roof is of the same nature that I observed from Google Earth, taken prior to the storm. If confirmed that this is the same structure: hurricane Ian ripped this structure from its foundation and carried it approximately over 2700 feet = to half a mile: where it now sits beside Runyan Key.
I wonder if that house could be saved?
If you look at the cuts in the Sanibel causeway landing islands... and the damage at The Lighthouse, there's a good chance the sand at Blind Pass flowed from southeast to northwest.
VERY nice
Yes, there was movement of structures due to pressures from wind and water. This area of Florida has a lot of service-oriented businesses and too many are out of business and out of income now. 15% of Floridians had flood insurance. Financial devastation for most of these blue-collared residents. Many Q-Tips relocated to SW Florida to retire and must rebuild.
Did the light house survive?
I used to fish in sanibel every weekend, breaks my heart
prayers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
did anyone see a large black animal running from the beach into the street, it at the beginning of the video
I think it was the shadow of another helicopter to the left below. I was looking for a dogman! LOL! Good catch!
PPL OPEN FIRE HYDRANTS FOR CLEAN WATER. Boil to drink to be safe ofc but that’s what we did after hurricane Katrina
Florida rolled snake eyes. Stakes are going up.
Does anyone have any information about the Forum area of Ft Myers .
it's all messed up, what else are you expecting?
That area had wind damage and minor flooding. Nothing compared to the coast.
@@thegreatape884 I'm worried about a friend scum bag !!
Crawl back under your rock .
@@icyflows Well I guess that keeps me hopeful . Thank you !!
@@todd4866 I'm off of Daniels near Hammond Stadium and power just came on. Significant wind damage this side of 41 but not a lot of structural damage, and really no flooding. Until I saw videos like this night we had no idea just how bad it was on the coast. It is devastating, and it is extremely somber around here.
So who was that person running in the beginning
Heartbreaking!
It would have been good if the girl had been quiet.
This is the back of my brother's home!
Even the houses still standing have some structural damage and need to be gutted, and need new roofs.
Vacationed at Sanibel Island many times, unrecognizable, sad
Some of you people have no care or the lives of others that lived in the place. Some of us had nowhere else to go and a lot of us weren’t going to move their whole lives because our homes were susceptible to something of this. Florida isn’t known for hurricanes like that. That’s the first in over a century that we’ve been hit like this, Irma and Charlie were nothing compared to this and nothing would’ve stopped it. Everyone can actually be more aware that if it weren’t for the amount damage that we took then the entire state would’ve been devastate from that hurricane which almost became a category 5. My home is gone and some of my friends too I hope some of you here can take more notice to that instead of immediately blaming it on us for being there in the first place
Ok.
These reporters really make these aerial views interesting with informative before and after.
"The houses are still standing" means nothing. They were all flooded to the top with water and need to be rebuilt
Whatever that building was at 0:57 the sand isn't up to the roof the roof is on the ground. The whole structure collapsed.
Yes, and if you pay attentention to which walls are and are not visible, you have a good idea which way each section got pushed over.
None of those houses should have been built.
May they should move
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😭😭😭
Yep. Let's focus all of our resources on saving the rich folk stranded on the golf courses. Sad...
Why not talk about elevations, contours, depths, etc.?
The bridge 🌉🌉🌉✨
Flordia is a giant sand bar. Been doing this for along time. Nothing we can do about it. Or did to cause it.
Sad
Only One person should do the audio. The female has No clue about Sanibel.
The one lady is really unintelligent geez
Send Paryers to all good humans. May Goddess and God's keeping yhem safe always. For bad humans. Father from hell had been waiting for you all.
Karma and hell are real people. Thank you. Blessed Be to all good humans on this earth. 🙏
"I can't believe the road is still STANDING"????? Roads do not STAND.
SHAT UP WOMAN!!! Let the Smart guy talk!!
Beautiful place to build a home except for you forgot about the storms and the waves tsunamis etcetera
Hurricane Katrina comes to mind.
The residential and power infrastructure water sewer and pipeline roads of asphalt.
Many of the homes are still in excellent condition. I watched the Coast Guard take two people with a dog on to their chopper, they were dry and their house and the houses around them was in excellent condition
Greenskeeper ain’t gonna be happy. Park that thing in the fairway!
May God Bless all those affected in my prayers.
If you ever wanted a beach in your back yard, now is your chance.
Wow looks somewhat like Iraq... looks good on you.
Looks like Fallujah, Iraq.
I do hope all and everyone's had learned from what happened everywhere on this earth..Why Humans are so evils? Lots of humans are still not learning from it all.
This has absolutely nothing to do with human behavior. This is nature that cannot be controlled. California will have an earthquake again one day and it will be devastating. It’s not a matter of if but just a matter of when. It’s called science and climate. These storms have been happening since the beginning of time.
Yeah the houses are still standing but in someone else's yard!
They cannot articulate the extent of land and improvement damage
Si asi es aunque no les guste a lo perversos.. Dice Dios Padre El mas bueno es aun todavia malo. Pero por la misericordi va a escoger los mejorsitos ..antes de la ira grande
"Dear God, I know I’m a sinner, and I ask for your forgiveness. I believe Jesus Christ is Your Son. I believe that He died for my sin and that you raised Him to life. I want to trust Him as my Savior and follow Him as Lord, from this day forward. Guide my life and help me to do your will. I pray this in the name of Jesus. Amen."
Did you pray this prayer?
Amen☁️🎺👼💒🙏🌹
Get on Zillow and look at the value of these houses. If you don't have at least a million and good credit you can't play. Everyone living on the beach knows this can happen, it's the gamble that you take. Most of these people are at their main homes waiting on this to be repaired. The millionaire blues
Are these 2 talkers graduates from kindergarten?
Why comment saying this is a house now surrounded by water when you can clearly see a house taking up the full screen with water around it haha
Every time one of the female reporters was talking a male reporter would interrupt them; I don't think either female finished a single sentence in this entire video.
Looks like Fallujah in Iraq...WOW
No le pongan nombres..mas bien llamenlo pecados
So that's where my house is. I'll be right there with a tug boat soon. Thanks
Sandy sheets!
Return it all to Mother Nature. This is all going to be too time consuming and too damn expensive to re-build.
Living in hurricane area meaning living with hurricane.
SAVE THE HAMSTERS !
I'd imagine it was the devil striking at believers of God. If you aren't being attacked there's something wrong the devil sees you as a friend.
Yeh.
Not really surprising, this is Florida. Happens all the time and everyone gasps "oh my, I can't believe it".
Omg….have you News people ever been there…Omg
"The sand has came up" are you kidding,...you speak for a living and cannot even deliver a single thought?
instead spending money on space can we spend the millions or billions on actually helping our planet we will never recover earth but we can change the climate change
Not one penny of taxpayer dollars for these red states. Be safe out there.
Hey everyone - sending this note to those who don't have Jesus, yet.
We are in what the Bible calls the "end times," and I'm sure you see the signs all around us.
Please - believe in our Lord Jesus Christ today. He died on the cross to cover our sins so that we
may be saved, and to avoid the judgment that is coming. When you believe in him, and accept His gift of salvation, you will be saved.
Our time is so, so short. I am praying for you all.
Ephesian 2:8; John 3: 16-18; 1 Corinthians 15: 1-4; Romans 10: 9-10. You can read the Bible online...
Yes, the hurricane proves the whole world is ending for serious, this time.
Amen☁️🎺👼💒🙏🌹
nature War attack...
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
Son uracanes... y...la naturaleza esta furiosa por el pecadoentro de poco .viene la gran ira de Dios .
And it's just the beginning of the last time. Many people refused God's Law. Vatican's pope still bow down and speak to statues :) of Fatima, instead of praying to Lord Jesus Christ. As he sacrificed Ukraine & Russia to her, that's why it doesn't help. And he still teach to celebrate Sunday 1st day of the week, instead of Sabbath 7th day according to Law of God. That's why we have got all these issues. So we all need to repent & go back to the true worship of God.
Roll Tide!😂
KARMA
Now, if you’re talking about weaponized weather manipulation,
I like how he speaks and she listens and when she speaks he cuts her off and she still listens 🤣. Stand up strong for yourself girl.
I like how everything she says is nonsensical.
0:28 "I'm surprised that road is still standing." Lord knows what that even means. While watching, I had been fully distracted by how everything she says is... ...well, stupid. Then I found your comment, lol. Perhaps they were interrupting her to preserve the station's credibility. You can see the relative height of the sand, lots and lots of visual cues abound. One structure is collapsed, immediately surrounded on all sides by other structures that aren't, and she thinks the sand has magically piled up on that single structure 10 feet high. ...Hello. One structure collapsed. It's not rocket science.
1:09 "And the sand is so high you can see that people walked on the roof..." Wrong. The collapsed roof is near ground level. Embarrassing.
1:17 "The sand has came up so high." _Has came?_ Grade school English, people. She's on the news, sounding like a neighborhood child.
The phrase "a contest to see who could say the most ignorant things" was in the forefront of my mind (I promise) as I was watching/listening. She was winning, hands down.
1:29 ←The guy gets it right mentioning a roof collapse, she takes that opportunity to reiterate her ignorance. "The sand is SO HIGH!" [on just that one building, lol]
3:21 "There used to be land around that. *_Because, you know, that's a house."_* Wrong again. lady. She even informs us how she's reasoned-out her scientific conclusion regarding this inexplicable isolated flooding anomaly involving just one house. "Because, you know, that's a house." Again, embarrassing
3:48 "That house doesn't belong there." ...The guys once again inject some reality into the conversation.
To be fair, newscasters try to fill the airtime with plenty of conversation, and naturally end up saying lots of silly things. ..such as during prolonged coverage of an active police chase in Los Angeles. But she was taking the cake this time. Maybe she's really cute. That might explain her employment.
@@ViralTuber I don't have time to see the video again to criticize her or them... Your argument is on point, maybe she should bring her A game next time so she has her fair share of air time 😂
Mr. P, you are wrong. Are you listening?
She’s a terrible reporter.
To everyone, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Honestly I didn't care about how she was reporting. I was just more interested in how she wasn't able to speak without being cut off in some way. She has to be doing something right if not why is she still on there. Well ✌️out.
worst camera work ever
The comments from the lady reporter are just stupid …… can’t think of another way to describe it. Also lots of grammatical errors. Seriously, can’t you hire better people?
Right, the roofs are still there, the houses are just buried in Sand....lmao.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Reporters and camera work are poor.
These talkers are so average to below-average-minded
Thank goodness DeSantis recommended to the FLA people they "didn't need to leave the state, simply seek higher ground." I was just curious, as FLA is literally the flattest state in the country, where exactly were these people going to go, and what was waiting for them when they got there? Are there hotels there? Does wind and rain magically stop when you got up a few feet? Hmmm?
This video is where stupid people meet, to say stupid things. Welcome.
Maybe DeSantis shouldn't have bussed & flew out all those migrants whom had done anything to warrant their relocation. Let's see where Karma relocates it's people, for no reason....
Save your BS political grandstanding for your 30 cats you live with.
Silence fool
I Will NEVER visit that Cursed STATE