they have to break out of the attics of the home.re's still people in the attics waiting to be rescues. if you look to the side, you can see rescue teams, helicopters traveling back and forth since this morning. they're still rescuing people in person. >> shepard: you know, it's almost impossible to bring together the statistics. it's so spread out, there's no communication. everything is flattened. but it sounds like thousands and thousands and thousands of people may be unaccounted for. >> i'm not sure of the number, but there are lots of persons that are still unaccounted for. family members are still making pleas. the phone communication isn't 100%. it's in and out. so a lot of people's phones have died by now. so every timebook, every time i look, another group of people looking for loved ones. people have not heard from people since saturday or sunday. it's horrifying. >> shepard: denise lewis, do you have what you need? do you and your family and the people around you have water, food and shelter? >> right now, water is a real

>> the hurricane that will not tonight the umages here, an entire family booing rescued from their attic where they road out the category 5 and waited a long time for help. marcus moore in the bahamas. >> reporter: tonight, the humanitarian crisis in parts of the bahamas deepening. the docks in abaco teeming with the anguished. >> all women and children follow the lady who is in the front. >> reporter: the hospitals overrun. >> reporter: and at marsh harbors airport, families with their few remaining belongings desperately trying to evacuate. >> its horrible, you can't live here. >> reporter: we landed at that airport today with search and rescue teams. fode that could be quote, "unimaginable and staggering." many victims still underneath h. we met this woman. she owned a restaurant this time last week. now she's homeless. at another airport on the island we saw hundreds, including pregnant women with little food and no shelter from the heat. so many now starting to deal with the trauma of surviving a nightmare. >> reporter: this family, pulled out from an attic after their house was sub

grant did not wind up having to stay in that little room under the attic. this happened even when he was dressed up. at the battle of the wilderness, he was in full dress uniform. while the fighting was going on, there was not much for him to do. you just had to wait while your orders were carried out. grant was at his headquarters during the fighting, and he and a couple of his staff officers took a little walk, maybe 200 yards from his headquarters to the road. as they are down there near the road, and the wilderness run near it, along the road comes a herd of cattle. the army commissary department would drive the cattle along as sort of rations on the hoof for troops. here comes the cattle and several enlisted men serving as drovers. grant is standing there and the officers are standing there, and one of the steers goes down to the creek. he is straying from the herd, and one of the drovers looks at the officers, not at the staff officers, he looks at grant, and says, stranger, head off that beef critter for me. we are saying that grant looks more like a

this family pulled out from an attic after their house was sub merged. >> this is terrible. this is terrible. >> reporter: this man deciding to walk with his daughter after sleeping in his ceiling for two days. >> keep us in prayers, and the bahamas strong. >> prayers for bahamas. marcus moore in nassau. you new the military is now expanding their relief. >> reporter: yes, the director a short time ago telling reporters that u.s. military assets will be used to get the affected airports and seaports back up and running and most of the relief flights will be stage out of nearby florida. the general also promising that much needed aid will be delivered to those who need it. >> marcus thank you. >>> to other news this friday. the number of deaths linked to vaping. at least five have died and there are hundreds of new cases of lung disease under investigation. steve osunsami in atlanta where the cdc is investigating tonight. >> reporter: 24-year-old jaydee hernandez is one of the now hundreds of americans suddenly struggling to breath, and his doctors tell his family that his tr

waves come in through the attic, floodwaters nearly as high as the trees. >> please, someone, pleaseome help us. >> o'donnell: catastrophic damage is reported. >> please pray for us, please pray for us. >> o'donnell: in the u.s., millions hit the road to escape the storm, as dorian's outer bands hit the southeast coast. we spoke with a family hoping to ride out the storm. we're live tracking the storm frrio uth carolina. forecasters say this storm is powerful and it's unpredictable. >> o'donnell: also tonight, dozens of deep sea divers are feared dead after their dive boat caught fire off southern we have the frantic mayday call. >> mayday, mayday, mayday, i can't breathe! deadly mass shooting in odessa, texas. the gunman called the f.b.i. and 911 before the attack. police tell cbs news there were 15 different crime scenes. surprising results in a study on weight loss surgery. it may have benefits far beyond just losing weight. and as the storm remains a threat, americans are opening their hearts to the bahamas. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight f

more people followed us up and then we closed the trap door or the ladder and then we were in the attic. >> that night that was the most hopeless i've ever felt in my fe. >> reporter: as the shooting continued in the bar below her, madalena knew people were dying. >> and i was trying to text people and i rlized in that moment that i couldn't text because my fingers were shaking. and so i had to calm myself down. d from there, onwn. started getting my heart rate lower, i was able to make some more likei l decisions. i need to try to find some way to defend us if he comes up here. >> i'm listening to the radio traffic. thm texting her,'m talng to them, i'm sharintext that she's giving me to their dispatch, and of course i'm booking a flight to los angeles on my ipad. >> he got on the fquency for e ventura county sheriff's department and he was telling ms whatappening on the radio. >> reporter: 12 people, includ officer, were killed before the shooter turned the gun on himself. >> the gunshots had stby that point in time and i didn't know what was happening, atg, columbine they lost the de

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i just their attics, their ceilings, it was just horrific.erience anything like that again. we went back, the day, the morning after the storm and the water, it appears it went over the roof, the whole house, the interior is gone. it is just completely gone. i lost everything my children closed everything my children closed everything and it's only a shell of a building. the building is standing, but everything is gone. we have had family and friends who have assisted us, giving us clothes. my daughter created a go fund me page on facebook but i know the government has their hands busy trying to recoup and recover, and there are dead bodies all over the place, so ijust can't see when there is any aid insight right now. it is really difficult because my pa rents it is really difficult because my parents work so hard to build this house from before we were born. they we re house from before we were born. they were working on it really hard and my parents have lost everything they had and just you look at your house and realise it is gone in the

there was a family we found, they were up in the attic and before the water had got in the attic theyf a window and into a boat. and this was about a 21-foot boat. they had tied to a telephone pole. they spent 36 hours in this boat in a category 5 storm and survived. >> wow. >> when they saw us, they were -- they were just, i mean, thank god, thank god, you guys are here to save up and we were really happy to be there. this is just one of many, many stories that me and, i mean, several other volunteers just went down there. we put ourselves in harm's way. >> who are these volunteers? who else is doing what you're doing? >> well, these are all just local bahamians. these are local bahamians. these are friends of mine that i know personally along with people i didn't know at all and we just all came in solidarity. we went down there. nobody really talked a lot. it was just a mission to go seek the people who needed help. get them out of their attic, get them out of their houses. they were freezing cold. and get them to safety. >> yeah. >> and it was just one thing after another. towards

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urged people to grab hammers to break out of attics.han four feet of rain is expected in the next few days. >> complete devastation. look at these cars, man. >> it was the strongest hurricane to hit in modern history. tonight the monster storm is expected to get dangerously close to here in florida. nearly 4 million are under mandatory evacuation orders in 12 counties. the other counties in yellow are under voluntary evacuations. governor ron desantis -- >> if you're ordered to evacuate, you need to do that. >>> authorities in california still don't know what touched off a deadly boat fire off the coast of ventura county. it was load with divers when it burst into flames before dawn monday. five crew members managed to escape, but nearly three dozen others asleep below deck weren't so lucky. jonathan vigliotti has that story. >> reporter: we just returned from the scene where the dense fog has hampered the search effort. we're learning this evening the coroner's office is on standby for possible mass casualties. that fire broke out just

hurricane volunteer rescuers struggle to find what they're looking for but they dangling from the attic of a home life trapped by the storm. one by one a family emerges from the darkness. of course they have a. limb or fortunate are already returning home to dorian's destruction the island family's house was flooded everything destroyed all they want a photograph of my wife. she said she turned off she said the window not the front door she said on dr. this was the scene when the island's made their daring escape clutching their most prized possessions. paradise has been pulverized thousands of homes on abaco island torn apart boats tossed to ride the storm surge locals distraught. because when is everything is gone. no buying no stores no no take at least 4 to 5 years to complete only my i don't know how long it takes for the rest of the item but in this you know nothing at all everything is going to body. for those left behind putting the bahamas back together is expected to cost billions and the government says allies have promised to pay chain i spoke with president donald trump who

and dangling from the attic of a home life trapped by the storm one by one a family emerges from the darkness. the more fortunate are already returning home to dorian's destruction. the island family's house was flooded everything destroyed all they want for to grass my wife . she said she turned off she said the window not the front door she said i want to drive. this was the scene when the island's made their daring escape clutching their most prized possessions. paradise has been pulverized thousands of homes on abaco island torn apart boats tossed around and as the storm surge locals distraught. my island is everything is gone. no buying no stores. will take at least 4 to 5 years to complete only marshall but i don't know how long the rest of i don't but in this you know everything is gone just body. for those left behind putting the bahamas back together is expected to cost billions and the government says allies have promised to pay chain i spoke with president donald trump who has expressed their support. for the assistance of the united states of america for bahamas and time.

attic calls off toward the west of us. once again, we do stay dry for the remainder of the afternoon. in the evening hours if you have outdoor dinner plans with talking about outdoor plants and afterschool sports for the middle 70s but lots of sunshine and it is going to be a coar t tomorrow. even cold for some considering how warm past summer and the district rs le that it not dastytlaonghe lg himaaboute thtown monday night. you can watch the game right temperatures pretty fantastic. 9:00 p.m. in the upper 70s and middle 70s by the time the game wraps up. hopefullat with a win. aters friday 82 degrees.ey n a warm weekend ahead and thdriv one. once we get through monday we do welcome autumn and then the chance for wet weather will come wednesday of next week. maybe a fethunderstorms. >>lindsey: all right steve, thank you. mpinstagram says it wiose tighter restrictions on post el that aated to diet products and cosmetic surgery. concerns have been raised about the impact that they can have on young people's mental health an

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it was built over a 40 year period finished in 1986 the norse explorer lay for attics and stands tall out front this modern sculpture known as the sun voyager also stands for the discovery of new worlds another modern structure on the water is the harp a concert hall designed in part by danish artist alias and. fresh fish arrives every day at the harbor this is also home to the oldest restaurant of the city the coffee wagner and or the coffee wagon because that's how it began in 1935 this is where i'm. up with head chef jenny we're not start here for lunch she recommends caught from the pan. i'll say this most popular in iceland because we fish it here in the sea close to and it's the best place that we can get the freshness as this is my calling area to try and some of the icelandic fish caught in the waters just outside because the rest know somebody that means enjoy your meal in icelandic. day 2 starts off raining i rented a car because today i want to explore the countryside around reykjavik i head to the east says star farm with its icelandic horses riding instructor if a good ma

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waves come in through the attic, floodwaters nearly as high as the trees. >> please, someone, please o'donnell: catastrophic damage is reported. >> please pray for us, please pray for us. >> o'donnell: in the u.s., millions hit the road to escape the storm, as dorian's outer bands hit the southeast coast. we spoke with a family hoping to ride out the storm. we're live tracking the storm frrio uth carolina. forecasters say this storm is powerful and it's unpredictable. >> o'donnell: also tonight, dozens of deep sea divers are feared dead after their dive

homes were destroyed, friends, their homes, they flooded to their ceilings and they were in their attics with their children and their dogs trying to survive. two-story homes that were flooded out, boats have been picked up and put in the middle of streets. people -- it was horrific. >> i want to show a photograph of you and your husband after the winds died down and you were able to leave your home. tell us what you saw outside when you made it outside. >> we were very fortunate. for some reason, our canal did not flood. we dealt with rainwater, and when we were able to get out of the house, our main floor had water in it. we're so fortunate. we still had a roof over our heads. we had roof damage but nothing compared to what some people had to deal with. our area was cut off from the rest of freeport because there was just lakes. you couldn't drive your car through it. we lost contact with everybody, so we were kind of just isolated out here and just waiting for the winds to calm down enough that we could start assessing the damage to our home, our yard, our friends, our neighbors. so t

they had to go into the attic. i just want to publicly thank each and every person who has gone out there, putting their own lives at risk to be there for other people. that's where they need to be at this time, for those people. suite >> trace: yeah, and we sed that. denise, you say that your grandfather is out there, and she is waiting. when you say she's waiting, issue waiting for the boat to come get here or is she waiting for the conditions to try to clear up so that a boat can come and get her? >> denise: they are currently waiting to just be rescued. any way that can't get to them. the water is so high that they can't walk through the water. in some areas, that's what has happened. some people have to be rescued. they are just waiting to be rescued. they are waiting for anyone to come and get them. the five yeah, our hearts go out to them. your grandmother, is she able to move? can she walk? can she get to the boat? does she need any kind of special assistance? is going to be a problem to get here, or is she

it was like people were in the attic moving pianos around.cerned that the roof would fly off and i'd go out into the wind. >> i'm sorry -- >> it's okay. >> in all of my years, i've never seen anything like this at all. i pray to god we never experience this again. >> reporter: and brooke, you and i know what is likely next for the island of the bahamas, having covered hurricanes and tornadoes and other natural disasters. but typically, those move through in an afternoon or overnight. but hurricane dorian with winds at 185 miles per hour, gusts at 225 at some points, sat over those islands for days. so, as we get these first aerial pictures, everyone can expect we're going to see more of those, that number of five deaths likely to increase, as you and jennifer discussed. 13,000 homes, the estimate from the salvation army destroyed. that's a conservative estimate. we're going to see more of these pictures. there are lots ofescues and recoveries to be made. and a lot of wo islands. >> yes. let's get to those images, victor, thank you very much.

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we've been seeing videos of people fleeing into attics, people going onto rooftops. jet skis being deployed to try to get people out. we're in a good spot but feeling for a lot of people on this island. >> some of the video that we're seeing right now, i'm not sure if it was -- >> that's my front yard. >> we're looking at sea water, but it's an area flooding. it looks like the sea is basically just now on the land in some places. >> in some places, yeah. we happen to be -- the storm passing to the north, the south side hasn't been hit as hard. but downtown freeport, you got buildings. i think that's the police headquarters right there. that's the main downtown area of freeport. lots of people have evacuated. the power engineer, he had to evacuate his building. we were talking with him. we're watching the cancel right now. thus far, it hasn't come up to us. but where our coral farm is, it's on a different canal system, there were reports of a 20-foot storm surge. we can only guess what that situation is like. >> obviously, the immediate concern is people, saving lives

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the smithsonian loves to call it self the nation's attic. some of these sound like real attic items. dr. hayden: and we are the treasure chest. and i want everyone to know there is a friendly and collegial and wonderful historic competition. in fact, the head and the new secretary of the smithsonian, dr. lonnie bunch and the head of the archives, and the library of congress, we call ourselves the game of three. and so we have almost historic showdowns when we meet at different places. so, for instance, the national archives, we met there and the archivist of the united states was very pleased in his vault to show the smithsonian and the library of congress our founding documents that he had. so we said huh, ok, we are going to meet over at the library of congress. and we were able to show a few things that made him kind of pause. and at the smithsonian, it is the same thing. ray: but are there things that he might take a pass on in favor of you and vice versa because you are more set up to take something and not other things? dr. hayden: or

i'm going to go into the attic. you're saying to them, take the hammer.roof and got to get on top of there. in the instance of my sister, several family members huddled in the home as well as neighbors who had come to seek shelter there, there are 15 of them. i mean, really. where are they going to go? at a certain point, you know, what do you do? because i'm thinking i'm going to jump in my car and drive over there. common sense says, it'll be jeopardizing my life to try to get over there and save you and i die and you all live. that wouldn't make for good story telling. >> indeed. so are all of your relatives okay this morning? >> they're alive. i don't know how well they are. one of the photos that i submitted was of the home of my cousin who actually happened to be away dropping her daughter away to college in canada. and there is nothing there. i mean, the television and a chair of some other person's home is in her ceiling. had she rode out the storm which is what she intended tad, she probably wouldn't be alive. there were neighbors who passed and

and spread into the attic. a total of seven people, five residents and two staff members were evacuated. two residents we're told are in the hospital for evaluation. the fire was under control in just about an hour by 5:00 a.m. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> now to a string of mysterious fires sparked in the same area. this morning, the search for a cause as crews still work to contain the flames. six fires in total, all in the milpitas foothills scorched more than 100 acres yesterday. investigators are looking into the possibility they may be the work of an arsonist. "today in the bay's" marianne favro with this report. >> reporter: a nighttime battle for containment, after six wildfires, some miles apart, scorch at least 128 acres. >> six fires is unusual and we have investigators out there right now. they are looking into this. it is u investigation and we're not ruling anything out at this time. >> reporter: just yesterday, cal fire responded to three fires that burned ten acres in this

no one was around as flames crept into the attic. on monday they tracked down cassandra. 35 years old. they charged with arson. police say she confessed but gave no clear motive. >> does it make you anger? i don't think anger but disappointed and sad. really sad that it happened. >> frustrated at the pace? >> frustrated we would love to be open right now but we can't let anybody in the store until we know what is going on. >> we saw customer after customer get turned away and someone started a gofundme page that has raised more than $2000. >> i was touched. that is huge. you don't realize how much you affect people until something like this happened. i get almost teary-eyed expect octavius has been coming here for 10 years. the staff knows the pets by names. >> hopefully we can keep small businesses around here longer. >> it is nice to be loved. >> it is what it is all about. >> kpix 5 . >>> a bank robber might want to pick a new profession. the only thing he got away with was trying to rob the bank. >> police say he walked into the

it was before sunrise and no one was around as it crept into the attic. on monday the detectives tracked down the 35-year-old and charged her with arson. police say she confessed to starting the place but gave no motive. >> i don't think anger but disappointment inside. really sad. >> frustrated at the pace. >> frustrated. we would love to be open right now. we can't let anybody in the store until we know what is going on. >> we saw customer after customer get turned away. some started a gofundme page that has raised more than $2000. >> i was touched. you don't realize how you touch people into something like this happened. i get teary eyed. >> octavius has been there for 10 years. the staff know the pets by names. he did not hesitate to donate. >> for the small business and keep businesses like this longer. >> it is nice to be loved. >> we are not getting rich by this but because we love doing it. >> kpix 5 . >>> a instagram celebrity is back home after being stolen from a san francisco apartment. otis the pug was missing yesterday afternoon. is owner sa

they knew they were in their attics and brought them to scan and contribute. two newspapers in both places arguing with each other everyday. as we go back to the civil war era, people argued about politics a lot and said really hard things about each other. i do not want anybody to be shocked when they understand that this is what politics in america used to be like. it is millions of pieces of evidence. i can see that a story was not merely a convenient and compelling way to explain things, but a story explains things that analysis cannot. stories embody the historical understanding. change, conflict, complexity. ways of saying, that is complicated that does not do it. if you can tell a story, you can show those things happening. in a story, we can see a people of civil war america, some of them never seeing each other, some of them i to i, made each other's history. battles both sides in a constantly changes each other's actions. even before the battle begins. prided the confederacy the u.s. in ways it cannot anticipate. did the democrats move the republican

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and often out of the attic and onto the rooftops.re are folks who are pleaing for help regularly and the rescue workers can't get to them. i've heard there are people waiting for the eye of the storm to basically show up so that people can get in, get out. there are rally calls for jet skis, which can be sort of nimbly moved around to rescue people. it's, it's life or death for a lot of folks right now. >> do you feel safe where you are? do you have access to food? clearly there is electricity. >> actually there is electricity where we are. this is just my light coming through. you can see right now the wind is coming through. we lost power 8:00 p.m. yesterday, so we stocked up on supplies. we got, you know, gas, candles, food, water, medicine. my friends and i are here because we set up a coral farm. we grow coral. we had a supply of power tools and whatnot in the event that once this passes we can get out and go and help people. so thankfully we are in a two-story concrete house, hurricane windows, so we're in a fortunate position

obviously quite a bit of homes are submerged, they are in the roof or attic. search and rescue is a priority. aim is to save lives and minimize injuries. the level of destruction is out of our hands but saving lives is our priority as we go into the day. >> reporter: how are you going to reach them? what's the means by getting to these people? do you have forces stationed on grand bahama? >> abaco is our priority now. we cannot quite get into grand bahama again until winds subside quite a bit and we get the all clear. we are more clear to go into great abaco. we are working with the coast guard, they're doing a tremendous job over the past day rescuing some persons for us and bringing them to seek medical care, and we hope that continues in all earnest today. >> reporter: do you have any sense of how many people need to be rescued, how many calls have come in? >> i'm quite sure there are probably scores and scores, 40, 60 or more calls we are aware of at this point in time of persons who are trapped. not just a call. a caller may speak of five persons trapped

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i-10 and 365, gill better lake estates, the levees broke there and they are in the attics is the word we're getting. we have boats over there extracting them people right now. >> reporter: again, just look at this incredible amount of water in these neighborhoods. and if you look here, you can see all these cars have been stranded here since the overnight hours. when you say the rain came on so strongly, another one trying to get by, but if you look it is difficult to pass that side of the road as well. and if joe can stooczoom in dowt intersection, another neighborhood completely under water and we're expecting more rain here in this area in southeast texas, areas like beaumont, hampshire, texas, all of this area right now is an unfolding disaster. >> can i ask why are there so many people out on the road given how bad things are? >> reporter: well, actually, these folks right here, these are people that were driving here and were trying to get to beaumont in different parts of this area. their cars are stuck here. and many of these cars are not suvs, they don't want to risk it. and

hurricane, volunteer rescuers struggle to find what they are looking for, but then, dangling from the attic of a home, life, trapped by the storm. one by one, a family emerges from the darkness. the more fortunate are already returning home to dorian's destruction. the island family's house was flooded, everything destroyed. all they want now are photographs. >> that's my wife. she saved us. she turned the power off. she said the window, not the front door. she said find dry land. >> this was the scene when the islands made their daring escape, clutching their most prized possessions. paradise has been pulverized. thousands of homes torn apart, boats torn up -- boats tossed around as the storm surge, locals distraught. >> my island is finished. everythings gone. no b banks, no stores, n no not. it will take at least four to five years to complete reconstruction. nothing is here. nothing at all. everything is gone. >> for those left behind, putting the bahamas back together is expected to cost billions, and the government says allies have promised a pension. >> i spoke with president trump w

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