. >> kay la, so awful for that family. do you officials know what they want to do so secure the shoreline for future storms? >> anderson, i spoke with local, state, and federal officials today. there's widespread agreement that something needs to be done, but that consensus has not yet been reached. shortly before irma hit here, those discussions has been ongoing, and there was a beach renourishment project authorized but not yet funded. if this can't convince them to get that done, i don't know what will. i spoke with a homeowner half a mile down. he said in the last two years he's lost 172 feet of the beach between his home and the ocean. >> wow. kay la, appreciate you being there. >>> up next, two americans who were vacationing on the british virgin islands. and then hiking 11 to 12 miles to find a way off the iechltd we'll talk to them about what they saw on that journey and the plight of the people left bhiechbltd we'll be right back. t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get fo

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