and one of those survivors is renee smith. she's joining us here now to talk about what her ordeal was like. first of all, i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> reporter: where did you ride this storm out? >>> i did under the kitchen table. >> under the table? >> yeah. i made kind of a fort with pillows and blankets and hid under the table. before i hid, i had to protect my husband. >> reporter: your husband, kevin. >> christopher. >> reporter: i'm sorry. he's paralyzed from the chest down. >> yeah. he has metastatic prostate cancer that has metastasized to his spine. this week he became paralyzed. he was at the hospital, but they released him to come home. >> reporter: how did you protect him and what was that like? >> that was terrifying. i took some blankets and i put holes in them with the scissors and zip tied them to the hospital bed and took aed by tarpaulin that had grommets and zip tied that over it and put pillows and plastic bags and duct taped them to the top of the sideboard, and then i put pillows between the si

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rene it was my dad's vision to pass it on. sure there was always young people the ark, and it was always at least what, 2, 3 generation? man: yes. renee: in the ark at one time so that it was always being fed new life. mekala: it's important to me to push this music because it's a really important community service. the main thing for me that identifies jazz is the culture. jazz is black american classical music. i like to describe it as fubu, for us by us. this music is supposed to teach and empower people and promote love. really black love and global unity. i am focused on the culture and the advancement of the music and the history associated and the community that it serves, because to me, this is medicine. it's basically what the black panthers were trying to do, but a lot less militant. [child sings indistinctly] elisia: he has a pretty voice out there. somebody is not shy, either. mekala: well, those kids are anything but shy. elisia: i remember when they first moved there, they was playing doorbell ditch. remember tha

. >> rene, you have been through so much. i know -- >> rene and her husband christopher are okay. we are waiting to hear from president biden as he meets with fema officials. peter alexander joins me now. we have heard a lot from state and local officials and that extraordinary woman in florida. what do we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: i'm struck by the words of rene. the president will certainly send his thoughts to the people in the community. he is sending a lot of resources as well. the president earlier today we have learned speaking for the second time this week to florida's governor ron desantis, communicating with him as they continue to coordinate on the response here, the federal efforts so far, declaring a disaster for the state of florida earlier today. that's significant. it allows for grant money for repairs to homes, temporary housing as is necessary for tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people in the florida area. the president will be -- you see the picture at fema right now. the president directing the director to travel to flori

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renee a, the interest that live from benson elementary school in new validate, texas. now police in canada as say, one of 2 brothers wanted for sunday's knife, a tank that killed 10 people has been found dead. at least 18 others were injured in multiple locations in the western province of saskatchewan, rob reynolds, his mall. one of the 2 men suspected of mass murder and canada has been found dead near the scene of the crimes in a remote indigenous community. damian sanderson, aged 31, had been sought along with his brother 30 year old mile sanderson in the stabbing deaths of 10 people in the james smith cree reserve in saskatchewan. the deceased is damien sanderson. his body was located outdoors in a heavily grassed area, in proximity to a house that was being examined. we can confirm he has visible injuries, his injuries are not believe to be self inflicted. at this point, asked whether damien sandersons, brother, miles killed him. police said they couldn't be sure they think miles was spotted in the provincial capital. regina on sunday. smiles has a lengthy crimina

renee, you know more about that individual y0e6789 what's going on there?e in santa clarita. this is not my parents' video, but they sent me video as well. this is trending. the crazy thing about this is this is right near where that fire is burning in castaic. >> you've got the downpours. >> downpours, lightning. temperatures today reached over 105 degrees. there is a severe thunderstorm warning. >> wow. >> a heat warning in effect. i mean, this is pretty intense. >> crazy. >> part of that monsoonal moisture left over from tropical storm javier that's now impacting that area.

joining us now is rene marsh.orter: this summer has been a summer of extremes and this new report out this morning is confirming what energy experts have been warning us about since the beginning of summer. weather related power outages from 2011 to 2021 increased roughly 78%. in 83%, the top line, those are all the power outages that were caused to weather related events. the other line is nonweather-related events. you see how dramatic there. we talk about the extreme events, hurricanes, wildfires, ice storms, draughts, wildfires, things of that sort, they are increasing in duration and frequency. bottom line is our electric grid was not built to with stand these sort of weather events. looking at that map there, that's a map that shows all the power outages, major ones, throughout the united states. and among the united states, they found that texas, michigan, and california were the top three states with the most reported weather-related power outages. and when you think about this, this is not just about an i

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rene marsh now takes a look at how evangelicals are using a biblical basis for environmental activismevangelical megachurch in maryland's prince george's county, and the congregation believes its commitment to god's word is synonymous with protecting the planet. on its sprawling campus is a seven-acre solar farm with more than 6,000 solar panels that supply 55% of the worship center's electricity. another 600 solar panels dot the rooftop of the church's family life center. >> the resources he gives to me -- >> reporter: the congregation's electric car-driving senior pastor, john k. jenkins is leading the way. >> psalms 24 says the earth is the lord's and the fullness thereof and they that dwell there in it is god's creation. he made it. we shouldn't abuse or neglect something god created. >> reporter: that's the case being made in a new climate change report by the national association of evangelicals. the report uses bible verses to compel evangelicals to play a role in addressing the climate crisis, citing passages such as genesis 2:15. the lord god placed man in the garden of eden

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. >> joining us is cnn national correspondent rene marsh. what are researchers saying? extreme weather and how with it we've seen this draw malt tick increase of power outages. we're talking about weather-related power outages that have spiked nearly 80% from 2011 to 2021 compared to the previous decade f. you take a look at this map we have of the united states a large swath of the united states has seen these outages, the orange hue indicates all the states that have seen these weather-related poyer outages. texas saw the most followed by michigan and california. the vast majority of these outages were caused by these weather-related events. i want to show you this graph. when you break out the power outages, the major ones we've seen, just this last year, the bottom line is non-weather-related. the top are all the weather-related power outages. the bottom line is a warming planet means hurricanes, wildfires, flooding as well as heat waves. they're going to grow in frequency and intensity, and it's all taxing the very vulnerable power grid because of this increased po

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they are staying, because daughter renee is scheduled to marry her fiance on the beach, saturday. >> right now we can't get a mare a marriage license, because the clerk is closed, so, we got some some things to juggle. >> the wedding will still be a go for this weekend, and estate will weather the storm. >> when we are seeing people in the area, they are asking us constantly, what is the latest on the track? they are really locked in right now to the storm. this region of 3 million, still hoping that it can avoid the worst of this hurricane. in tampa, jason allen, kpix 5. > >> let's jump the map to our side of the country. first alert weather meteorologist, darren peck, watching out for us. >> it is looking pretty impressive. look at the eye on . on that. well put the forecast track, watch where this goes. it it has moved south a little bit. so whereas yesterday this was going to be a direct hit on tampa bay,is. e has shheand te ra whicans th m e juconcern there. and it coua a category four when it comes on on shore. this is a significantly concerning story at this point. and just to

a five-year plan to rene was launched. thanks to the pan, it ran into a number of cost ov. number of cost overruns. now, thanks to a place of money in the state's general fund -- >> $6 million to make sure thisn make sure this renovation is done right. >> reporter: them right for a community that lost so much during world war ii when the ene ii when the entire japanese community was rounded up and red rounded up and removed the waitr returned to rebuild, only to have it happen again. when they were removed in the late 60s duo urban renewal. >> this area is very symbolic of of the struggles of our communi. >> reporter: in an era of hate s against asian-americans, like the races in the face after word war ii, this is a space where they can come to feel safe. >> it's a place where seniors can come to and congregate and k around safely. having a safe place means a lot to john. thisa represents more than just restoring the city landmark. its . it's his family history. >> my father and mother were boh incarcerated. my father relocated to san francisco. he made this his home. it's

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. > >> parts of the bay area still g the energy demand making it hard it hard for people like renee mitchell just to get home. >> my phone not having been charged right now. > >> heat related problems caused transit headaches. we ask what they are doing to keep the comme the commute on track. > >> yet another first alert day n thursday. tracking the temperats but also when the heat wave migt finally come to an end. > >> off the grid. have all the heat and power outages made you think about going solar? a new it to make the switch. when this this bay area doctor is off duty, she is harvesting fruit from home gardens. >> it is a pretty satisfying feeling of, i got that one. >> meet the volunteers collecting a bacd a backyard county to help out ll food banks. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. > >> thanks for watching. the heat wave drags on. we are on dy seven of triple digits and you've got to feel for small business owners just getting power back on. we want to introduce you to meg sharp. shet the day throwing out food. >> all this cheese is completel. completely ruined. >>

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they are staying because their daughter, renee, is scheduled ty is scheduled to marry on saturday. >> right now, we can't get a marriage license because the clk is closed. we got something to . got something to juggle. they hope the wedding will still be a a go for this weekend, and the state will weather the storm. there was some encouraging newst some encouraging news tonight with the projections that the storm surge here may not be quite as high as first thought. that didn't keep people from le. in fact, one of the toll roads today recorded a record number of vehicles headed out of the city. >> the backup has been enormouss has been enormous. folks trying to get out of there. >> i hope those residents will be okay. thank you very much, jason allen, and the, before th. the, before the storm. >> we had over to meteorologistn peck is tracking this out for u. the people getting out are doing the right thing. >> is, they are. the only reason reason the storm surge projectis have gone don is not because the the storm has weakened, but because the pathway has shifted just a little. it wil

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she rene's case may be closed for the israeli military, but her family says, our dear, serene, cannot be swept aside. natasha, her name else's era, ramallah was serene. a black lace family is accusing the israeli government and military are trying to obscure the truth about what happened in a statement. her family said, as expected, israel has refused to take responsibility for murdering sharing. our family is not surprised by this outcome, since it's obvious to anyone that is really war. criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. we remain deeply hurt, frustrated, and disappointment. was statement goes on to call for a thorough, independent and credible us investigation. saying that accountability requires action, where you are, state department has responded after israel admitted its soldiers, had locked me shots, sharing of rattling spokesmen. ned price calls for accountability and policies and procedures to prevent similar incidents in the future. sharina and niece alina actually told alger. sarah, they still believe is really forces targeted her aunt as a family. we are not s

i'm renee debra here and i paid the mother role in the movie barrett cut. and i'm also mother to every but you understand all i was happy every 3 of you back. i mean if you're wondering by a continent blessings or bless 3 times over. if you would like to speak to any of i guess today, you tube is open. the comment section is right here. comments, questions about backup? the maybe you're very welcome. be part of today's discussion. there's a sense for the film just starts guess and it doesn't give you explanations. it's a family drama. and just going to come along for the plot. there are a couple of things that i want to just make very clear for an international audience. when we talk about colored people i from, can you explain that to our international audience? well, kelly people are, in my opinion, a bunch of fortunate or unfortunate people who couldn't fit into any of the racial care. so we can make people, r o d n a, the is wide and deep. ah, it crosses continents. and you know, no 2 colored people have the same genetic makeup as so well, maybe if you

renee oh, day al jazeera, you've all day texas. ah, as is our dessert, these are all top stories you and nuclear watchdog warned the situation at the russian controlled zap reach a nuclear power plant in ukraine is unsustainable. the i a e, a has asked for the creation of a safety zone around the plant to prevent further damage. humans after general antennae good terrorist again underlined the need to deescalate the situation near the facility. i remind gravely concerned about the situation in and around is up. what is your plan, including reports of recent showing? let's throw it like you tease any damage where that intentional or not to europe's largest nuclear power plantings upwards year or 20 other nuclear facility in ukraine could spell catastrophe. not only for the immediate vicinity, but for the region and beyond. persons at new primary or less trust has promised to tackle the cost of living crisis and rebuild the economy. and she has replaced many of the top figures in bras. johnson's cabinets. the white house has repeated

hey, good morning, renee. yeah, absolutely. if you want to keep our be part of the solution, which is. >> conserving energy during those heightened afternoon hours when so many people are going to be needing to use resources, good option. get to a cool space outside your home. take an opportunity to maybe go see a movie this afternoon or go to the shopping mode. treat yourself a little bit. what we've got out there right now is some low cloud cover. just the suture towers sticking up through that fog in san francisco. really not resulting in too much low visibility, though, this blanket of cloud cover near the coastline and on up into the bay, too, will result in a few spots as you head into hillsides where you may lose visibility for second overall. we're pretty good, though. today's kind of a holding pattern. we've got the heat wave just around the corner for the weekend today. feeling a lot like yesterday. that was we still do have those flex alerts in effect. we're still going to be hot inland, but by no means our hettest o