Live look at Hurricane Ian destruction
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Why is the mainstream media footage never this thorough?
Excellent job!
Because anything to do with Florida or Desantis they hate.
Because they pick and choose what they want you to see
News 6 is the Ft Myers NBC affiliate. Like their CBS counterpart WINK news they keep all stories to under 3 minutes and generally don't include details. Like where a robbery took place. Their audience likes it's news short, scary and stupid. So they would show 10 seconds of this.
IE: market forces.
Because they can get in the way of rescue missions.
Antarctic orb, all major stations are own by Sinclair and controlled by conservatives. Look it up.
I know all to well what they are going through. I went through Hurricane Michael which was a 5 and lost everything. My prayers go out to everybody who has suffered through Ian. Remember,it will get better. It make take time,but y'all will overcome. My prayers are with yall
🙋♀️ Okaloosa County. We did everything we could to support Bay county. I've never heard of a hurricane strengthening while making landfall.... OR being recategorized. We were told "oh Cat 4" until... What a year later?
Me too! This vid is giving me flashbacks
Escape to Wisconsin. Yll
I did after Hugo 1989 Jax beach FLA. thru Irene 2011 in Wilmington, NC
@@missingremote4388 Don't forget Andrew in '92.
This basically was a 5.
It was so heart wrenching after watching a horrible devastation. Those who lost their lives were the most unfortunate people. My heart goes to every one who lost their lives/ property. May God gives them patience and rebuild them one more time and restart their life . Love from PAKISTAN
🙏 gentil commentaire
You also!!!
My best friend and I were just down there two weeks ago for her birthday. We stayed on Sanibel and visited the wildlife rescue center and enjoyed the nature walk. My heart goes out to the people living there but my heart really hurts for all the beautiful wildlife that was lost. That island was a wildlife sanctuary and the people living there took pride in it.
Oh crap, I sure hope they got the animals out before this storm struck. 😞
@@michaelshrader5139 yeah, how do you know they were lost?
That is just so sad... :'(
The whole island had wild bunnies, turtles, coyotes and more. Plus the island was the biggest hot spot for nesting sea turtles. We drive down there from St.Petersburg multiple times a year. The island was covered with water.
@@michaelshrader5139 ya man they put the flamingos in the bathroom with the pumas.
Having gone through Ida in Thibodaux, Louisiana I truly feel for these people. I do know this. The volunteers will come form all over the USA to help with the road to recovery. As soon as they can you will see electric companies from everywhere working 24/7. The devastation in southern Louisiana was horrific but somehow, someway, with the help of so many we came back strong as will you all in Florida. Thoughts and Prayers for all Floridians.
I agree!! I'm in Gray, LA. 😊
Tough times create tough people.
God bless the first responders, rescue workers, electrical and construction workers, national guard, law enforcement officers, medical personnel, charities, neighbors, volunteers, government agencies, and all those who are helping in the rescue and rebuilding effort.
Amen
I'm from central louisiana, and we came down to do some volunteer work. My heart went out for everyone. Prayers for Florida.
This is media coverage. From the pilots, cameramen and technicians that actually run everything. No talking heads or brainless biased journalists.
I prefer this style much better
I agree
Lol. Right. This morning when they were streaming live the one lady anchor couldn't stop herself. She legitimately would talk over the male anchor.
The footage from earlier in the morning had 2 structure fires that fire/ems couldn't do anything about. Just burning away.
The news coverage of the aftermath has been abhorrent. They're still showing the same old clips from yesterday
The aftermath in the fort meyer and Sanibel is tragic. But what about all the other areas. Have condo on LBK, few min coverage in Bradenton and few minutes about Sarasota. Them back to "the devastation" around ft Meyer. Over and over one reppror after another "the devastation:
Growing up in the south u're just on autopilot when getting ready for hurricanes, but u never get use to the devastation. It's heartbreaking seeing your home & places u grew up gone or changed forever. My thoughts & prayers go out to those affected by this horrible natural disaster.
agreed 💯
why would anyone live there.
@Phead 128 Seriously, why would anyone live anywhere if that was the case?! Sorry, don't mean to be disrespectful, but that's kinda a silly question. Why live in California, they have earthquakes, why live in Oklahoma, there's "tornadoe alley" & don't forget Washington or Oregon, they have those awful forest fires. Natural disasters have been happening for yrs everywhere & I'm pretty sure they're not gonna stop. Might as well enjoy life & live where u want.
@@superannieoakley4513 hard to get used to “total” devastation living in a low lying area like Florida. One storm like that and everything is washed away in hours. No thank you. I live on a hill.
I agree with the insurance company take on this. If it is a flood plain, they are probably no longer going to insure you anymore. It makes zero sense to rebuild in many of these areas if the is is what you are going to see every 75 years of so. So rebuild at your own risk.
Sending well wishes to Florida from Galveston Texas!
So much better than media coverage! Well done
This is media coverage.
This is media coverage, but from the pilots and technicians that actually run everything. No talking heads and brainless journalists.
I prefer this style much better
My heart goes out to everyone impacted back in 2018 my family survived Hurricane Micheal a Cat 5. My sweet little town was devastated!! Two years later, after a lot of hard work we are back! I really love Fort Myers, Sanibel and Captiva.💛 I took my children there when they were little. Help is on the way!!! We even took a boat ride to little Captiva. This area is really beautiful!! Hold on, my dear brothers and sisters, help each other, pull together, and pray. I promise, that all of you will emerge stronger and more resilient!!! Love to all💖🕊️ Kimberly
Thank you for this coverage. I always look forward to crossing that bridge every year. Broken hearted right now and the uncertainty of what’s left of Captiva is just …. Lost for words. 😢💔
Another unmentioned thought is that Bay Area between Sanibel and mainland used to be full of large alligators. That could mean a lot of displaced alligators roaming the waterways.
wow, aside from all the loss of property , this is actually amazing footage
Your footage is amazing and heart wrenching. Keep shining so the world can see.. u matter.. so do all those who need our help..
Makes no sense to build where it snows and makes no sense to build in the plains where it floods. Or by plate boundaries where earthquakes happen in mountains that landslide,etc,etc, etc. No where is sage Evelin.
Wow. Just wow. I'm shocked...this is so much more than I expected. Being a Floridian you almost get numb to idea of "another hurricane"... until this happens. This is just unimaginable.
I implore anyone reading this to go through your home and do a "fall clean out", if you don't use it, need it or want it ♦️PLEASE ♦️donate it to a reputable organization that will help my fellow Floridians rebuild.
And EOC is Emergency Operations Center (for anybody wondering) because it is a state of emergency. They don't want any unnecessary aircraft in the air hindering rescue operations.
I love to see honest reporting… without manipulating the angles and views!
But they want you to see all this. They will never let a good crisis go to waste.
Me too.
Hard to see this devastation. My heart goes with all the people who suffered from this catastrophe, and wish them to overcome this sad time, and get quickly their life together and recover. My prayers are with you all. As someone pointed out here, the wildlife has been seriously affected, just heartbreaking.
quickly? that will take a minimum of two to 5 years to recover from.. some of the damage is permanent. by the time they recover another one may surge again.
It is heartwrenching I agree. I've been thinking about the wildlife also 😔.
@@redhat4363 exactly why I have no desire to visit or live in Florida. Have family there that continues to rebuild each time. I'll stay happy and secure much further inland.
This is fantastic footage. Very sad. Thank you for showing the world what has happened.
My god .. 😢 .. my thoughts & prayers for my neighbors in Florida … 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽..
I'm absolutely speechless,so much destruction and lives lost.Thank you for the coverage!!
how many lives lost?
Who lost their lives? Stop putting out unclaimed, unsourced info
@@t.r4849 have you seen the news DIP SHIT,death toll keeps rising you moron!!
Wishing all those affected by the hurricane fast and successful recovery. Prayers to all those affected.
Lol yeah... because nothing about all that damage screams "**ck off and go live somewhere else!"...
SMFH
I mailed a whole box full of thoughts and prayers and put DESATANISTS name on it! WWG1WGA
@@Bluebloods7 you should be praying for forgiveness for your idiocy.
Where is this?
@@Bluebloods7 you must be a Democrat
God Bless Florida and survivors. Thank you for your service.
Wow devastating! We visit Sanibel every year. Sending prayers for restoration, recovery and safety for all. Thank you for your coverage.
.w
Restoration only to be destroyed again, brilliant.
We do as well. Was just there in May and June. We are from Iowa and our family is in ft Meyers. It's sad seeing the places you find so beautiful and love destroyed like this. We still haven't heard from our family. I'm sure they are ok.
Nothing should be built on the barrier islands.
I guess you could just leave it destroyed forever like in Africa
Was just there the other day. My parents moved to Fort Myers 3 months ago. Their place is completely gone and it's so sad to see this. They lost everything.
No they did not lost everything they have life most important .God will restore .
Losers!
I’m so sorry. ❤
I know ppl.who.lost everything in Ivan..I MYSELF had a 3 ton tree laying on my house a hole in my roof, multiple trees just ripped up 8 water breaks,no electricity for over a month..I know ppl.who where going down to the creek to get a bath..Red Cross was a huge help in feeding everyone and water...Fema brought water and mres but thats about it..after the shock wore off everyone broke out chain saws and went to cutting ..we would do water runs,kinda have to stick together and everyone's nerves will be on end but 1 has to remember everyone is in the same boat..Now..id pop a tent up,drag out my air conditioner place it in my tent and live in my backyard bc everything can be replaced...They are alive ...it hurts alot but u will be surprised how quickly ppl bounce back...I promise everything is gonna be okay..ive been there...we got the worse part...it was like a bomb exploded and my county didn't have but 2 shelters ppl had to ride it out no water etc it was BAD....Hopefully it will move quicker than what our state did...
Prayers for your family. I’m sorry for their loss.
Lived in Fort Myers for 5 years. I've driven that beautiful causeway many times. Often stopped to sit by the water and relax with a book. Heartbreaking footage. Where do all the birds go during a storm?. Usually loaded with pelicans and egrets. Rebuilding during this devastating economy will be a challenge. God bless you all. I love Florida.
Birds know what will happen long before the catastrophes is happening so they probably left 1-2 days ahead🕊️
@@samotriescatstuff Thank you for your note. I'm glad to know that. I love the beautiful birds down there and was concerned for them.
Me too. My family loved going over to Sanibel and Captiva, many years ago we took a boat trip to Little Captiva. What a beautiful place!! Praying for all impacted in this storm🙏💖
@@samotriescatstuff that’s sounds nice but no, not all the birds which live in the reserves in Sanibel Island would fly away they would hiding in trees and shrubs. And btw hurricanes can be mitigated, "disrupt, enhance or direct the formation via sound waves. This was not mitigated and it was driven.
I was born during hurricane Dora during the peak of hurricane season. 9 Sept. 1964. In 2004 I turned forty and we had Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne. Lord help us if I make it to eighty! This was a very powerful hurricane. Having experienced many. I went out on my screened porch around 2am last night and heard the fiercest wind I have ever heard. We are lucky in East Seminole county to have limited damage. God Bless these folks and all the first responder and SAR teams.
I live in Upstate SC and we're getting high winds already and it's a long way off. That's what we're talking about - this one must be serious!
@@markberryhill2715 I don't know how it wasn't listed as a Cat. 5 with the amount of damage it has done. It's crazy that it's died down so quickly, as hurricanes from the past had the strength to power through the northeast until they reached Canada.
@ppl suck try to move when you've got friends and family you love.
@ppl suck Move? Nah. Where is the fun in that? I am more of a run towards danger person than a run from. But yeah, staying in a mandatory evacuation area during a possible CAT 5 storm is something no one should do. Those folks gotta move pro tempore.
@@gseric4721 as you know by now it's still going up the coast with heavy rain, so it's not over yet.
So Blessed!!!! Living in California and Praying for People caught in the path of Hurricane IAN🙏🙏
Nobody brags about living in CA. 🙄
@@KayInMaine I'm not bragging about Living in California, I'm saying how Blessed I am not going thru what those living in Florida are. EMPATHY 🎯 ENJOY YOUR NEGATIVE SELF🤔
@@ricktracy331 only your life matters? Very CA of you. 🙄
@@KayInMaine That’s why God made Ian. To punish MAGATS like you.
Please do a slow flyover of Pine Island, it's cut off and a lot of people are trying to find loved ones. Thank you.
Matlacha must be totalled. That tiny Ithsmus between the mainland and Pine Island. It was a little artist colony.
wow I am lost for words . Prayers for the people of Florida
Such a beautiful area, just devastating to see the destruction at such an enormous degree.
Not all of us got hit pray for the west side of Florida honestly
@@nameredacted458 He isn't wrong.
You don't need no prayers the same way you're packed up all those people and put them on buses and send them to New York now you'll need to pack up your rags and go to the governor's house out there in Florida see how open his arms are to y'all now you'll see how it feels when somebody don't want y'all now in your scene when the hands are God steps in for the evil the old thing you'll settle National TV laughing at these people we don't want them here well God don't want your there that's why he sent that tornado that tear your asses up out there and I hope it takes months and years before you'll get back on your feet for what your did to those poor migrants coming from the desert and yours is shovel them on buses and send them to Martha's video in New York City and Washington I know you wish you had them there now to help you clean up your mess now it is all on your I hope you'll never get back on top go to the governor's house and live with him now he had the big mouth let him take care of you
@@nameredacted458 Right. And the original comment just said they were praying for the people. They must not realize that people can pray for the sake of praying. Just a hopeful/wishful thought towards something or someone.
They did not specify praying to God. And even if they were, what's it to them.
Prayers for the people and the lineman
Man I hope those folks are ok, South Alabama here and we’ve had our share BUT damn Florida really gets it :-(
I feel sorry for the people in Florida. Best wishes from Serbia!
Thank you!!
Why? They do not feel sorry for anyone at all. Not even each other. It's the maga way.
THANK you For Your time and Effort to share this , Incredible
Total destruction.
I'm so sorry.
Praying for all.
Did you forget to pray in advance? I blame you for this shit. :-(
thank you excellent footage..BIG job ahead for Florida...GOD BLESS all those assisting and managing through this
So sad to see this. Thank you for sharing this footage.
Incredible footage
Heartbreaking!
Prayers 🤲 to everyone.
My favorite place and my favorite people, my Gulf Coast friends, in all of Florida, I am so sorry for all of you. We lost our home with hurricane Jeanne in 2004 due to losing the roof and black mold setting in. I am trying to find a way to invite anyone homeless to stay with us here in Florida. God bless everyone and stay safe. 🙏
looks like god forgot to bless quite a few people lol
@@bryanerickson2905 it looks like someone decided not to mitigate and instead drive and increase this hurricane, actually.
My aunt had *just* put her Sanibel condo on the market like 2 wks before this… lots of complaints about stairs on the 2nd storey condo there… but looking at this excellent coverage, that may have saved her property & any others like it.
In any case, barrier islands are no place for permanent structures.
God bless you all. Keep strong, the world is sending their love and hope to you all. 🇬🇧
I feel your pain. My wife and I lived 3 blocks from beach during katrina in Gulfport ms. We choose to stay. Big mistake.
My wife and I stayed for Harvey. Never again.
Can you guys that stayed in place please explain why people stay when there is a mandatory evacuation order? Also why it’s ok to call for help and expect first responders to risk their lives when they get in trouble? Serious question since I can’t wrap my head around taking that kind of risk.
@@jkat9871 It's not mandatory.
Word of Wisdom for the People who just went through this Terrible Strom. I'm a Hurricane Michael Survivor. People be careful who You Hire to Help with Anything. We had So Many Scammers up here after the Strom. I'm Talking like for over a Year. Call Your insurance company before You give anyone Any Money. Gonna be a long Recovery but You Guy's will Persevere. God Bless You All..😎
My niece is in Fort Myers, haven't rec'd a message from her to see if she's ok. Pray for the people of Florida🙏 God Bless ALL the people of Florida AMEN🙏
My heart goes out to all Florida ❤😢
So sad, utter devastation, praying for all those affected and sending some cash. Wish I could help more.
damn you could have prayed before, then this surely wouldn't have happened!! lol
I have to say, it does look like Florida has some pretty good building codes. Lots of homes still standing with roofs.
They changed it after Andrew hit Miami.
Lots still standing..not total loss there
Yeap! This reminds me of South Miami, FL after hurricane Andrew 30 years. It took a long time to completely rebuild, some will never forget.
People talk about dumping trash in the oceans yet never discuss how much trash and waste end up in as a result of natural disasters like this. What is the recovery rate of debris after a storm like this?
Whatever washes back up.
What about collecting oils and gas that enter the ocean?
Yeah, just look at that huge mass of mud filled with who knows what washing back into the gulf.
@@TheColemanOutdoors
Bummer
I pray everyone is okay.
Help IS coming. I'm from Jackson, Tn. Saw our National Guard convoy headed down our highway to you. Also we had a convoy of medics leave yesterday. We're praying for you ♡
Thank you for doing this from Pennsylvania. My family is there.
Surprising that the pilot and the cameraman didn't seem to know know what they were looking at. The damaged bridge is the Sanibel Causeway which the only road to Sanibel Island.
Landscape is probably so changed its difficult for them to recognize what they're seeing now vs what things used to look like. The hurricanes change the shape of the shorelines too.
Go play a game , leave this conversation to adults
What do you mean? It sounds like it’s specifically what they were out there to look at. “So is this the bridge we’re trying to…” Pilot “yep” just after they had pointed out sanibel island. The pilot definitely seemed to know.
billion dollar homes out there? how sad.
@@tracy2762 yeah, I’m pretty sure the people who owned the homes in the video will be just fine if they’re able to afford them. What a tragedy for them.
Hello, i'm from florida and was in the path of Ian. Thankfully i did not lose power and no one in my family was injured. However due to flooding it destroyed my front and back porch. We stored many of our family history in a shack but now it gone. We lost our memories
Your memories will always be safe in your heart. Love from Australia 🇦🇺 💕
Thank you for the footage.
My family in Naples is OK. I know the damage is horrendous. I could not reach them but heard from them twice already and they are both safe. Hallelujah
All the more serious when you realize that the private insurance industry in FL has collapsed and that means much of the damage you see here, if not all of it, is not covered by any insurance. We are seeing literal billions of dollars in property damage across the state of FL today.
Is most of this near the water covered federally? I mean the permanent structures built on sand bars? I'm on the other coast where banks are forced to help and insurance covers natural disasters for poorly planned and built public property with public funds but I'm not sure about private structures and land. My heart is sure with everyone there.
My heart goes out to everyone that was in the path of hurricane. Prayers for all of you..😞🙏
I can't even begin to imagine .. my words seem super weak right now seeing this ..sending love and hope
Thank you for the footage
My ex-husband, his 2 brothers & their 4 kids (my daughter's cousins), his Mom in a rest home (daughter's G'ma), many other family & friends are all in S. FL. Their phones aren't working. We used to live in S. FL, but moved back to NC where I'm from originally. My daughter just moved back here from S. FL last month, now 24, & I'm so grateful! I had a very bad feeling about FL bc it's been due for another big one, & i had begged her to come back home! I'm forever grateful that she did! I also know, however, that ppl in FL are resilient, & preparing there is a routine part of hurricane season. Many ppl, tho, have hunkered down in the past & rode them out. Doesn't look good for anyone who chose to do that! God is in control, & I pray for His Mercy & intervention🙏
I am in S. F!. Sometimes a text message will go through when a phone call will not. Good luck 🤗
Not sure how God will help. But if that's what you believe maybe ask why he did this.
I thought air space was free. thank you for your video footage. Very important.
I left Ft.Myers after hurricane Irma. Scary as hell. Never again.
Just can't hold back tears for all there in Florida 🥺💔😱
Emergency Operations Center is EOC 4:12 That's because they may be getting ready to send search and rescue crews in. They will need to use the air space for their operations.
Devastating. Very sad for those affected.
Amazing footage. Thank you!
I can't stop tears from leaking everytime see these devastating scenes!😭
My heart aches for everyone affected. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
These are not your typical post-hurricane images, but they are about to be.
Helicopter captures devastation well. God bless and prayers for the people of Florida. May they safely recover and rebuild. RIP 🙏 for those who have lost their lives fron this monster storm!
Great video footage! No reporter needed!
Prayers going out to u from 🇬🇧 uk 🙏🏼
Why build permanent structures on what is essentially a sand bar? I don't understand Florida, sometimes. This view from the sky with awesome commentary, incidentally, really cements my inner stance on the logic of living on such low elevations by the Atlantic ocean, which allows these storms to gain speed for long distances before finally hitting: a sandbar. There's even a saying about building on sand
"The house that is built upon the sand will crumble at the first sign of a windstorm." -RC Sproul
And Matthew 7:24-26
It's all about 'real estate development.' . .
It's all about $$$
I'm sure us taxpayers will foot the bill to rebuild on the sandbar again. I agree with your statement. Make no sense whatsoever. Federal dollars are on the way.
cause they won't have another one for 30 years and people forget.
This is heartbreaking. I pray my family down there is safe. I've never had a desire to live in or even see Florida. We were stationed in Hawaii for 3 years and lived close to the ocean at two other duty stations. The ocean is nice to look at, but I'd never want to live there again. Mother Nature can be unpredictable and seemingly cruel, but she can be kind and beautiful as well.
I hope your family is safe as well, it battered Pine Island Sound’s Islands, Sanibel. Fyi hurricanes can be mitigated increased and driven..
My heart and prayers go out to those who have lost everything. But kudos to those who are helping out and volunteering
Very excellent footage!
This is just so unbelievable…the bridge….I would never have thought that would happen.
My heartaches just looking at the footage. I am praying for all of you that were effected by this disaster. The animals as well. Wow! I am devastated 😢 💔 😞. Prayers for effective fast recovery and healing.
prayers for the storm not to hit. prayers for the storm not to hit hard. prayers for the storm to be over soon. prayers for the storm to have not destroyed too much. prayers for fast recovery and healing. prayers surely help!! lmao fkn virtue signalling.
We went through this 4 years ago with Michael. 160 mph sustained at landfall. The most terrifying 4 or 5 hours I ever went through. Thank god it was moving fast. Still destroyed everything.
Great coverage. Thanks.
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My goodness! The power of mother nature. Hope that there weren't too many fatalities.
All I can say I hope all people effected by this storm had the forethought to be preppers and have food and water and ability to power freezers and extra fuel before hand. Prepping doesn’t seem all that crazy now does it?
it does when it all gets ruined by flood water and it's a total waste 🙆🏻♂️
What a dumb comment.. entire houses are destroyed and you think your jams and dehydrated tomatoes are gunna make it through this?😅😅
Keep safe, Floridians! Sad to see such loss and devastation. Heartbreaking indeed. May those who lost their lives rest in peace, beloved pets as well! 💔🙏🌴
This breaks my heart!
I'm crushed in The Spirit. Sorry for such loss and destruction .
Heartbreaking to see sending prayers
you should have sent them before this shit went down! lol
my prayers and thoughts are with everyone so heart breaking💔🙏🙏🙏
Prayers for everyone 🙏 ❤
Surely this will make everything great again!! lol
My son is down there with the Army National Guard Pray for them
That Pilot sounds pretty anxious to get the hell out of there!
Probably had an appointment to take his transgender 5year old for its round of hormonal blockers.
Sending prayers to all
💞 💕 💖 Love and prayers for our brothers and sisters in Florida.
Feels sad to see such destruction due to floods. Just came to know about this today from India.
I really hope my brother and mom are okay. 😢
Me too.
Prayers from Texas sent 🙏 😭
Assalamo alaikum wa rahmatullahe wa barakatohu
Part of what makes Hurricane damage so horrific is the calm afterwards . . .leaves you wondering how weather can be so schizophrenic.
So sad. The devastation! This will be an insurance nightmare affecting all nationwide.
Praying all are safe and accounted for.
That topic is going to come as a shock again when the Insurance Companies declared they may not be able to cover half the damage let alone this.
@@TheWestlandgirl That not only goes for homeowner's insurance (which I hope they have flood coverage from FEMA), but ALSO auto/boat/RV insurance.
Wow....If anyone has any information regarding cleaning up this mess down in Florida plz let me know..
wow... nice footage ... Ian is my favorite.
Thoughts and prayers to the people who have been affected so badly by this disaster ❤