Thanks for covering this and in a great way. Really hits home thinking about the folks wanting to stay. It is their home. GOD bless you, the folks helping and those in need.
should have corrected what he said at the 3:50 and offered resources that are available. fema is offering shelters, meals and rental/hotel assistance. other organizations are also offering meals and different resources. as a news station you should be amplifying where they can get help and how.
Those places are hard to find and get to..fema and the red cross don't have the greatest reputation and the locals know it..I was watching one video and the guy was down there looking for some nuns..everyone said try fema he couldn't find Fema anywheres about..he did find strangers helping strangers..where is the ice..food and other things the locals need that stayed...I don't blame them one bit for not wanting to leave
@@tammywragg6254 i totally get they are hard to find and info is sparse. but that’s exactly why the news should be blasting that info everywhere they can. and then if there are actually no places for people to go, report on that and add pressure and accountability so these people actually get the help they need. they should not be spreading that there is no help at all, because that will put more people in danger
I remember during hurricane Harvey my sister having a bunch of MRE's. They're not the greatest, but they are a meal. They should be giving those to the people on the island. It's something better than nothing.
This channel has had the best coverage of this storm. The other channels are doing their best I am sure. But whoever is running this station has it above all the others. I live on the Savannah Coast. I try and watch everything about this storm. As it has great information so I can be ready when a storm comes our way.
This is devastating. I'm truly humbled by the community and outsiders helping each other. It's how it should be. As the storm arrived to Florida, I dreamt I was in a boat helping people as water was high. I recall seeing many drowned victims in the water as we searched for life. When I watched this video I could not stop crying. My heart and prayers go out to everyone affected by this storm and it devastation. 🙏❤️
Being kind when people are hurting and, for me, is how I was raised. Don't give a darn who you vote for. Or, what your circumstances. If you're hurting, I'm praying for you. "Don't have much But love to give" Darrell Scott and Tim O'Brian Thoughts and prayers are energy generated in the brain. Energy is physics Any questions? Be kind or learn to be
Amen. At these times we are Americans. What we do best is coming together in a tragedy. Like one man said. No matter what your color or who you are we are going to help them.
I just pray everyday for everyone involved to have the strength to get through each day for what they need to do whether you're trapped, you're coming back to your home or its gone, volunteering, you are emergency services, everyone who has to live through this nightmare. God Bless the people putting themselves In Harm's Way to help others when they didn't have to.
Incredibly sad…The loss of property, dreams, businesses, and worst of all, lives…I’ve spent a lot of time on the Island & have land there… in the US we have an incredible generous spirit, shown by these great people who are helping, they are life’s true heros! This hit by hurricane Ian was similar to a tsunami, except with wind & water. Fortunately, people had time to evacuate. In the 2004 tsunami in Indonesia over 225,000 people were killed. They had no notice or forewarning. Please Donate to the American Red Cross for survivors, if u can afford it.
I saw the destruction of what a Cat 3 storm does. When Hurricane Hugo hit Charleston S.C. It looked like a war zone. Thankfully only 61 people died in that storm. They had no time to evacuate as the storm was suppose to Hit Savannah. But with a days notice everyone on the Islands went to higher grounds.
The people that live in those areas I pray for them and all should pray for them because I've been listening to the insurance companies and they say they're not going to be paying for these places that's all torn down or their cars because you know insurance companies about making money how I don't know if these people believe in global warming which is kind of sad
A hurricane hit of this magnitude is very rare. I’ve been in the area 25 years & have land on the island. My family has been in The Tampa Bay Area much longer & they’ve never had a significant hit. The last hit for fort Myers, (Sandy?) had little effect on the barrier islands. Some trees were blown down, some roofs were damaged, that’s all I saw. Except, mobile homes off the island had more serious damage. They shouldn’t be allowed to put more in after a hit, in my opinion. Way too dangerous. The top of the panhandle is at a much higher risk for hits, and the Miami area, which was demonstrated with Andrew, that wiped homestead off the map.
These people are angels and the idea from outside is that Americans are all selfish and bad. Been here 25 years and is far from it. It’s just that this doesn’t sell papers. Just the bad.
Looks like what our economy is going to look like next year. There are not enough supplies in the supply chain to rebuild all this. This is WEF global depopulation . Intentional storms . Poor warnings . Bankrupt financial system (includes defunct insurance companies) .
See that’s the problem why isn’t it people opening their doors to help other people that need food I need a place to live even if they have no money you open your doors anyway and this is what I’ve been saying GOD is not happy WITH America
And that’s what I’m talking about that’s what God wants doesn’t matter what color your skin is you help people that needs help that’s who Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior is he is a compassionate God and this is what is needed I’m glad you said that because a lot of people don’t care GOD BLESS YOU
Great job reporting this. Wonderful people helping people that can’t help themselves. God bless them.
Thanks for covering this and in a great way. Really hits home thinking about the folks wanting to stay. It is their home. GOD bless you, the folks helping and those in need.
This is so so horrible I can't help not to cry for these people. I can't imagine what terror they went through.
should have corrected what he said at the 3:50 and offered resources that are available. fema is offering shelters, meals and rental/hotel assistance. other organizations are also offering meals and different resources. as a news station you should be amplifying where they can get help and how.
Those places are hard to find and get to..fema and the red cross don't have the greatest reputation and the locals know it..I was watching one video and the guy was down there looking for some nuns..everyone said try fema he couldn't find Fema anywheres about..he did find strangers helping strangers..where is the ice..food and other things the locals need that stayed...I don't blame them one bit for not wanting to leave
True. Every channel, every law enforcement agent, everyone should be sharing vital information.
@@tammywragg6254 i totally get they are hard to find and info is sparse. but that’s exactly why the news should be blasting that info everywhere they can. and then if there are actually no places for people to go, report on that and add pressure and accountability so these people actually get the help they need. they should not be spreading that there is no help at all, because that will put more people in danger
Thank you all my cousin's stayed pine island there safe thank you Jesus prayers to all there this is very 😭😭🙏🙏🙏
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Sending prayers for your family.😥😥
God job boys we are all behind you in Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I remember during hurricane Harvey my sister having a bunch of MRE's. They're not the greatest, but they are a meal. They should be giving those to the people on the island. It's something better than nothing.
This channel has had the best coverage of this storm. The other channels are doing their best I am sure. But whoever is running this station has it above all the others. I live on the Savannah Coast. I try and watch everything about this storm. As it has great information so I can be ready when a storm comes our way.
This was a beautiful story and gorgeous footage. That photographer needs a raise!
This is devastating. I'm truly humbled by the community and outsiders helping each other. It's how it should be. As the storm arrived to Florida, I dreamt I was in a boat helping people as water was high. I recall seeing many drowned victims in the water as we searched for life. When I watched this video I could not stop crying. My heart and prayers go out to everyone affected by this storm and it devastation. 🙏❤️
What a truly, sweet man.
Great job, thanks for all your doing.
Thank you Good Samaritans ❣
Being kind when people are hurting and, for me, is how I was raised.
Don't give a darn who you vote for.
Or, what your circumstances.
If you're hurting, I'm praying for you.
"Don't have much But love to give" Darrell Scott and Tim O'Brian
Thoughts and prayers are energy generated in the brain.
Energy is physics
Any questions?
Be kind or learn to be
Amen. At these times we are Americans. What we do best is coming together in a tragedy. Like one man said. No matter what your color or who you are we are going to help them.
Everyone is doing the best they can, Pine Island wasn’t the only area decimated.
It’s going to take time to find all these people that are trapped or deceased. It’s a huge area to search!😢
I thoink they are in the final stage of search and rescue. And that is looking for all the bodies.
I just pray everyday for everyone involved to have the strength to get through each day for what they need to do whether you're trapped, you're coming back to your home or its gone, volunteering, you are emergency services, everyone who has to live through this nightmare. God Bless the people putting themselves In Harm's Way to help others when they didn't have to.
Incredibly sad…The loss of property, dreams, businesses, and worst of all, lives…I’ve spent a lot of time on the Island & have land there… in the US we have an incredible generous spirit, shown by these great people who are helping, they are life’s true heros!
This hit by hurricane Ian was similar to a tsunami, except with wind & water. Fortunately, people had time to evacuate. In the 2004 tsunami in Indonesia over 225,000 people were killed. They had no notice or forewarning.
Please Donate to the American Red Cross for survivors, if u can afford it.
Thank you for the motivation!
Looks like a war zone. Rough.
I saw the destruction of what a Cat 3 storm does. When Hurricane Hugo hit Charleston S.C. It looked like a war zone. Thankfully only 61 people died in that storm. They had no time to evacuate as the storm was suppose to Hit Savannah. But with a days notice everyone on the Islands went to higher grounds.
@@MrJking065 61 toll. That's high. Ida was a bad one, too!
It looks tough!
Where is all the debris going to be put?
I have a Extra phone if he needs it
The people that live in those areas I pray for them and all should pray for them because I've been listening to the insurance companies and they say they're not going to be paying for these places that's all torn down or their cars because you know insurance companies about making money how I don't know if these people believe in global warming which is kind of sad
OMG 😭
The Eclipse only Last for a few Moments, out of the Darkness, Human Inspiration......
God this person
This is the new millennium and more to come
Why are there trailers on a island- too dangerous
on a Barrier island, barely above sea level: exponentially more dangerous than you can imagine
HE'S RIGHT
Heartbreaking. I considered buying a house there. It was so picturesque.
Big sigh of relief that I ended up choosing to buy one in Port Orange.
A hurricane hit of this magnitude is very rare. I’ve been in the area 25 years & have land on the island. My family has been in The Tampa Bay Area much longer & they’ve never had a significant hit. The last hit for fort Myers, (Sandy?) had little effect on the barrier islands. Some trees were blown down, some roofs were damaged, that’s all I saw. Except, mobile homes off the island had more serious damage. They shouldn’t be allowed to put more in after a hit, in my opinion. Way too dangerous. The top of the panhandle is at a much higher risk for hits, and the Miami area, which was demonstrated with Andrew, that wiped homestead off the map.
Really lol. The reporter asks is he's doing ok during all this and he says he was till he heard his daughters horse wasn't getting up lol. What?
People refused to help NY and NJ in their crisis. They should have flood insurance. Looks like building codes were ignored.
These people are angels and the idea from outside is that Americans are all selfish and bad. Been here 25 years and is far from it. It’s just that this doesn’t sell papers. Just the bad.
God bless them. Americans are strong. It's in our blood.
Looks like what our economy is going to look like next year. There are not enough supplies in the supply chain to rebuild all this. This is WEF global depopulation . Intentional storms . Poor warnings . Bankrupt financial system (includes defunct insurance companies) .
See that’s the problem why isn’t it people opening their doors to help other people that need food I need a place to live even if they have no money you open your doors anyway and this is what I’ve been saying GOD is not happy WITH America
And that’s what I’m talking about that’s what God wants doesn’t matter what color your skin is you help people that needs help that’s who Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior is he is a compassionate God and this is what is needed I’m glad you said that because a lot of people don’t care GOD BLESS YOU
People not evacuating are out of their minds.
This is the reason the authorities tell you to evacuate :o Its hard to feel bad for people who don't listen
this has never been said before, you are so enlightened. Thanks Karen Obvious.
National guard and social workers could help....people do need lots of support....maybe bring back CCC or WPA...helps everyone....
@@mlee6842 National Guard, Red Cross, Salvation Army and many others are here. We are also bringing supplies by boat.
Don't judge what you don't know. Hopefully, you are never put in this position.
@@shannonw7144 I do know, they could have evacuated. Their possessions shouldn't be more important than their lives
have any of these victims thought of why they destroyed a beautiful wetland?
Migrantsevacuated. I knew it.
Florida strong… We will build back mega strong
And our government keeps sendi g Ukraine billions sad and sick take care here first