for others, check back a a bit for others, check back a a bit later for the morning it's tuesday, september 12th, 2017. this is the cbs morning news. path of destruction. irma leaves behind downed power lines and millions of homes still without power. >> i've never seen one this big, this wide that in essence covers up the entire state of florida. >> and for many trying to make it back home, the trouble is finding gas. many stations running on e. >> good morning from the studio

57 newsroom. in florida, the scope of damage from hurricane irma now a tropical depression is becoming somewhat clearer this morning. the state's electric grid was pummelled. it's estimated that tw thirds of the population is without power. phones don't work and there are widespread fuel shortages. the florida keys appear to be hardest hit. the governor describes scenes of devastation there. good morning, courtney. >> good morning. the reopening of miami international a welcome sign for many but it's going to be a long road ahead as florida rebuilds. >> in jacksonville, florida, storm surge brought some of the worsz flooding the area has seen. >> we're bummed to seize this

happen but we'll come together and make it right. >> no part of the peninsula was spared. >> it's just flooding. it keeps coming up. >> there's a lot of work ahead. it's going to be a long time before life is back to normal in the keys. >> crews spent the day here yesterday and decided to reopen today with limited service. >> power is an issue. 65 pocket of --% of the state. >> and the airport reopens in about three hours. in addition to many evacuees returning back to miami there's a lot of people who got stuck and they can't wait to get on a

plane and get back home. >> for sure. thanks, courtney. >> it also triggered power outages in georgia and south carolina. ten feet of water pushed unland at charleston. more than a quarter of a million customers lost power and more rain is expected there today. nearly a million and half customers lost power in georgia. at least 34 people were killed by the storm in the caribbean. ten of those in cuba. central havana was lashed by chest high sea water and several buildings partially collapsed. a historic demand for gas in the days prior to the storm resulted in major shortages.

now millions want to return home but more than four in ten florida gase stations were out of fuel on monday. we're tracking tropical depression irma as it moves into the southeast. >> it is a significant rain maker and will be for the next couple of days. rain all the way from the florida panhandle up to the nation's capital with heavy rainfall happening. all the way west beyond nashville and atlanta has seen up to 3 inches of raflt. rauflt totals from irma, more than a foot of rain on fort pierce. nearly a foot of rainfall in both gainesville and naples and a half of not of rain.

142 miles an hour. big pine key, 120 miles an hour. key biscayne, 99 miles an hour. and irma as i mentioned not f finished yet. irma a significant wind maker will continue to be a big time rain maker for the remainder of the week. >> plenty more to deal with and ahead we'll have reports from across the state of florida on recovery efforts on the aftermath of florida. another lawmaker says he will not run for re-election. he wanted to spend more time with his family but he wrote i

think america needs more unity and less divisiveness. bob corker says he's not sure if he will run next year. new sanctions against north korea, nikki haley wrote they will work only if they will work aggressively. >> the u.n. security council agreed to new sanctions in response to north korea's nuclear test. >> the resolution bans all textile imports. but it does not include the ban on all oil imports of the country and freezing of assets.

>> its trading partners and the entire national community are united gengs its dangerous and illegal. >> we have an enormous incentive to make it use nan mouse. >> their relationship now borders on a hostile relationship. >> buzz he adds that china is also worried about a war on the peninsula so hs not wanting to push him too far. a harsh response against the u.s. for pushing these new sanctions. >> the u.s. marked 9/11 with appeals for unity on monday.

two giants towers of light in new york city. the light can be seen up to 60 plie pli miles away. nearly 3,000 people died when hi jacked planes went into the towers. >> and a van finds itself on unsteady ground in hurricane soaked florida. this is the cbs morning news. unsettled ground in hurricane soaked florida. this is the cbs morning news. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on.

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>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> hurricane irma couldn't keep mickey and donald away for too long. they'll be open for business but its two water parks will remain closed until later in the week. lawsuits in the equifax breach and iphone calls in a new breach. >> good morning. as bad as the damage from hurricane irma is, it appears less severe than expected.

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florida governor rick scott met with hurricane victims. he spent part of his day yesterday visiting a school. he says his administration is makering sure people have basic necessities. >> we're trying to make sure people have fuel and water and people have food and we'll get people back to more nool as quick as poopossible. >> now that murn irma has moved out of florida the rescue effort has movered in. jeff glor has the story. >> off the coast of sarasota as irma began to churn in. >> reporter: the coast guard made it to rough seas.

>> two people and their dog lifted to safety. >> the scene reminiscent of houston after harvey. irma overturned cars and left homes under water. we went up over plant city. >> right now we are passing through east of tampa as irma's eye came through. we're not seeing a lot of trees downed but many of these fields are unindated with flood waters. >> we spoke with the largest and business jest coast guard station. >> he's now ready to perform rescues in his home state. >> we're somewhat lucky with what could have happened and what did happen. >> and the coast guard was also busy south of san francisco.

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our top stories this morning, recovery efforts are underway where hurricane irma knocked out power, water and communications. some 13 million people do not have electricity. some residents coreturn home beginning this morning. and recovery efforts in florida will be hampered by widespread gas shortages. more than 4 in 10 gas stations were out of fuel on monday morning. scores at water rescues were made all across florida. more from orlando, florida.

>> before sunrise, people atop rescue trucks thanked those who carried them to safety. barefoot children in blankets escaped waist deep water with their only belongings in plastic bags. he cheered at the sight of first responders at his door. a fire and rescue team tried to convince his parent to leaf. >> it's not safe to stay here. >> the answer was no. so crews marked a house as having three people still inside. >> i know we needed food. i was hoping to convince my mother to leave. >> afterward we checked in on his mother. >> he jumped ship, but it's okay because he was in a panic mode.

>> she says she still felt more comfortable at home. >> i've been here all my life. but this is the worst. >> as residents started returning the abandoned puppy had its own homecoming. >> 149 people were rescued from orange county here and just to give you a sense of the carnage, our crew were sitting under this structure and look at this now. >> coming up on thbs this morning hundreds of americans are still trapped on. [ st. martin. and the boy scouts of america are being sued by the parents of a boy who died from heat stroke. we'll hear from the parents and

the interview with steve bannon as he talks about talking with jar id kushner and ivanka trump. have a great day. some of your tuesday morning with us. have a good day.

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city. >> yes. doesn't it give the attention it deserves. how's everyone doing this morning? >> great. we love tuesdays. it's a good day. the lightning was out there. we saw a lot of light shows around the bay area. here's a look at where the high def doppler is. it's showing lightning strikes off the coast. we have some of the storm systems north of tahoe moving towards that area. just a little