My heart goes out to the people of the Bahamas. I have family there who have lost everything but thank God they have life. However after hurricane Gilbert in Jamaica we learn to build really sturdy structures. So I hope my neighbors will do so. Praying
rdmanone The Bahamas has 700+ islands, all of them were not damaged. It is difficult for the poor to leave because it take money and resources to leave. For those who had the resources to leave and didn't shame on them!
@@bilbobaggins4710 They can't just fucking leave if they were born there, they would need money for a boat/ plane, you worthless inconsiderate piece of shit
Stephon, For a hurricane to last this long it IS NOT unprecedented. It happens more than your fake news network tells you. For example, Hurricane John, Hurricane Lenny, Hurricane Wilma, Hurricane Betsy. Just to name a few🤷♂️
Omg really I’m from the Bahamas this is very very very real a lot of families still missing sharks in the water seriously you guys are still thinking this is fake wow as our hearts break looking at our island and we have one of the best building codes this storm just was stronger.
This is beyond devastating. I was at the Leonard M. Thompson airport and in Treasure Cay 6 months ago for my honeymoon. All I can think of is those wonderful and kind people. I'm thinking of you all.
Paula probably one of the first reporters to begin to speak honestly about what can happen to people and their minds following a tragedy like this and mysteriously her connection breaks. You survive an almost never ending horrifying CAT 5+ storm, now you're HOT, homeless, and hungry. It's a lot to process........
Exactly! What the hell is going on, where is the US military? They have a Total Helicopter Strength of 5,760 and the greatest Christian nation on earth can't deploy at least 100 of them to help evacuate these people to the southern islands??
No use getting aid in, these people need to be evacuated, there is nothing left there, no shelter, no water, no hospitals, no communication, no food, no electricity, they need to be evacuated NOW!!
Our heartfelt love and concern goes out to all the beautiful people of The Bahamas. We are so sad for you and the trauma and losses you are experiencing. We pray for you and your families and hope the rescue and recovery process can hasten. We love you and your beautiful lands. The Abacos has been a second home for us in years past on our sailboat. We are so saddened by the devastation of your homes and islands and the loss of life. Please stay strong and know that many people care fore you. Linda, Santa Fe, NM, USA
@@josephhowell8158 There was a movie i think called the omen. Damien was a little boy that was the bringer of destruction. Probably before your time, dating myself.
I can't even comprehend how they will recover. There's so much destruction. It's unbelievable. I pray all nations help coordinate recovery and rescue for them.
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I'm surprised by the amount of reporters that have gone to Abaco and reported. Because one reporter said, he could smell the stench of decaying bodies. He walked over to a leveled church and could see hands and legs sticking out. Basically the island is now a danger from disease and infection for as long as those corpses stay there decomposing in the hot sun. No reporters should be going there period unless they are wearing hazmats until all the bodies are taken out.
They need tarps and MRE's, canned goods are too heavy to transport and need a tool to be opened, they need good that is wrapped and easy to be opened. And they need drinking water.
Heartbreaking. These people are so strong. But these are people that were too poor to evacuate, what are they supposed to do? I know it is a little too little, but these poor folks they should be allowed here to recover, there is nothing there, we need to help them rebuild. These people & our People on the East Coast are gonna need help, a lot of HELP. More than we need a useless section of that stupid wall.
FEMA bathroom trailers, buckets and biodegradable poo bags, Tide laundry trailer, solar panels, and emergency portable cell tower with the different cell network systems attached (it'll take weeks to rewire existing towers due to saltwater damage) need to be sent via cargo airline once the runway has been cleared on Grand Abaco. We have the means to get this equipment on the ground in less than 24 hours now. We can send FEMA trailers to the islands on cargo ships and airlift them to fields to shelter those who wish to stay to clean up and those arriving to aid the survivors. Tents, tarps, food, water, and medicine can all be air dropped. A C130 is capable of delivering a dozens of pallets and vehicles. Every developed nation has the ability to chip in with immediate deployment of personnel and vital, life saving supplies. The first pass can drop heavy equipment to clear debris in order to create space for huge tents for medical facilities, kitchens, mess halls, bathroom facilities, housing, and even an immigration office to track those leaving the island. When troops deploy to a remote area they quickly set up their own small city with supplies air dropped. When a landing strip is carved out they can bring in large equipment. They're even capable of setting up a mini desalination plant. It's expensive, but will certainly allow more people to stay on the islands to speed up the massive cleanup and recovery operation. A cargo ship need to be converted into a cement plant in order to provide enough cement to rebuild the destroyed homes made of wood and concrete block. Barges will need to ferry all of the gravel, Portland cement, and sand necessary to make the concrete mix from Florida. These cement homes have a cement ceiling with a decorative wood roof over them to ensure survivability. If the ceiling/roof is not concrete, the entire structure becomes compromised once the wooden roof is ripped off in the next hurricane. As seen all over the island, concrete block structures were ripped apart after the lost their roof or by the unprecedented and relentless storm surge. Those with two story cement homes with cement ceilings/roofs survived. They have repairs to make, but their homes are still standing. Rebuilding homes with wood or concrete block is not the answer. In the rush to rebuild their homes many will turn to wood. Sadly their homes will be wiped out during the next category two or greater hurricane. Those who rebuild with cement floors, walls, and most importantly cement roof, can easily move everything to the second floor when the next hurricane is heading their way. Even the cabinets can be lifted off brackets mounted to the cement walls in the kitchen and bathrooms. Electrical outlets can have stainless steel plates screwed over them to keep storm surge water out of the wiring tunnels in the concrete walls. The Bahamian government, with financial support from developed nations, can subsidize some of the added cost of reconstructing their homes with concrete if a cement plant can be set up either on land or via a cement plant ship. The cost of a ship converted into a cement plants could easy be covered by one or two billionaires. Such a ship can be deployed to aid in building or rebuilding all over the world. A few contracted deployments for construction projects not associated with rebuilding after a disaster, could make the vessel profitable. It's a tax write-off if one sets it up as a charitable project. Once it's no longer needed in the disaster zone, the vessel can the be converted into a for profit company on paper or sold to a new for profit operator. Cheers!
I just have to remind you, the Bahamas isn't part of the USA at all, FEMA is. I'm sure if they need our help, we will, but please remember that the Bahamas isn't a helpless place. Few people immigrate from the Bahamas. It is its own country. They have their own military. The USA has Coast Guard stations nearby and on the island. The Bahamas is the wealthiest country in the Caribbean and the 3rd wealthiest out of all countries in North/South America. This isn't the first hurricane to hit the island and they will be fine.
@@Mr.White10-65No need to remind me of anything. Wow... gold star for you. There are 1000s of FEMA trailers rotting in fields before until FEMA sells them for a few hundred bucks. Those are the trailers I am speaking of. Troll on dude.... troll on.
@Mr Jones So I gotta ask: based on the TDS you appear to be suffering from, will your head litterally explode when Trump gets re-elected next year? Because I would pay to see that.
@Akela DeWolf you're not outraged that the president of the United States blatantly lied to you so he could try and avoid being further humiliated? now you know why they're called "cults".
blacklivity Can't believe America is only sending 1 million. Companies are sending more than that. But the higher power say give thanks for all things!
@@conjurerwoman9726 the Bahamas WAS a British Commonwealth up until the 70's. They are their own country. They have their own military. They are the 3rd wealthiest country out of all the countries in South/North America. This isn't their first hurricane rodeo. They will be fine. The USA has a Coast Guard station and has been helping. There should never be a pissing match as to who donates more......
Hopefully these folks will get treated better than trump is treating Puerto Rico. This horrible liar needs to be removed from office and put in federal prison next to his former attorney.
TDS hit you hard. There there sweet child. It's gonna be all better soon. Just 5 more years til the swelling goes down and then you can cry even harder when another person you don't like gets elected. 😭
The Great Hurricane of 1780, also known as Huracán San Calixto, the Great Hurricane of the Antilles, and the 1780 Disaster, is the deadliest Atlantic hurricane on record. Between 22,000 and 27,501 people died throughout the Lesser Antilles when the storm passed through them from October 10-16.
Where's our savior Elon Musk? You're telling me we can colonize Mars in a few years but we can't evacuate people off an island after a hurricane on our own planet? Where is all the US military? You mean to say the greatest Christian nation on earth with the largest military in the world can do nothing more than fly a few of their helicopters around at night shining their spot light on the people who are suffering below? Why aren't they mass evacuating these people by helicopter to ships docked nearby so they can be relocated to the southern islands? These islands are now uninhabitable, there is no use anybody staying there to rebuild there is NOTHING LEFT to rebuild, it will take decades for them to recover and it will be slow.
They need to be pulled out of there. We (America) has the resources to pick them up, shelter, feed and provide medical help to them... Now Will we??? Who knows...
No use getting aid in, these people need to be evacuated, there is nothing left there, no shelter, no water, no hospitals, no communication, no food, no electricity, they need to be evacuated NOW!! The US Military have a Total Helicopter Strength of 5,760 and the greatest Christian nation on earth can't deploy at least 100 of them to help evacuate these people to the southern islands??
A hurricane is coming to your state. You have 3 days to pack your stuff and go to the next 2 states away and stay there in a hotel for about a week or a few months if your house is trashed. Now, do you have enough money on hand to do this or do you tough it out and hope for the best?
Just have to say, some of the comments reflect the mentality of a one cell organism! These so called "experts" have no doubt, never experienced anything close to this horror! How about showing some empathy instead of criticising?
Sending prayer your way Bahamas! We love you and God will bring you through! May God bless you and keep you in His arms. May he protect you and keep you strong. May God provide for your needs and bring you through this devastation as in the day of Job. God is your strength, God is your peace, God is your comfort. May peoples of the world reach out to help you with all your needs to uphold you in the da y of trouble!
I Hope Everyone Is As Safe As They Possibly Can Be In This Type Of Situation. We Are Currently Shopping For Hurricane Relief Supplies For The Bahamas and Vlogging It
Ppl are on here arguing about whether or not a reporter was there!?!? Seriously?? Who tf cares if she was there or not!! Thousands of ppl are without shelter and food, hundreds if not thousands are dead and missing, but ppl are worried about a reporter not reporting and other bs?? Grow up already
One of the things they need most at the moment is the biggest heavy equipment to clear roads and hundreds of volunteers to clear the path of dead bodies
CNN has the best journalists. They can go from somber-faced hurricane stories to a smirking, laughing, jovial face when criticizing President Trump, in a split second, THAT’S good journalism, eh?
😩😢😔I’m sorry this happened & pray for the people affected. 🤔Maybe I’m dumb or just plain stupid but I can’t figure out why people stayed in their homes and in danger zones....why didn’t people seek safer areas? The path was forecasted well in advance. The storm was not a surprise, they knew it was coming. 😩😔
LovingAtlanta they thought their home was safe. Build code in Bahamas required home to have metal reinforcements for roof beams to withstand winds into the upper limits of a Category 4 hurricanes. Also when Katrina happened some people have no money to get out if the city so maybe that was the same issue for these people . A lot of people did go to shelters in Bahamas but the shelters couldn’t hold up either.
Why have u not interviewed the real Bahamians ? Everyone is absolutely important and if u think like we all do then don't exclude them as part of this devastation and pls interview them as well.CNN needs to include pple in distress other than ex-pats.
That dry dock would be my camping site until they get things sorted out. Plenty of materials to construct a temporary shelter. Need a toilet, dig a hole on high ground. As long as the potable water is brought in all other issues are avoidable - been there done that in far more precarious places and situations. I'd flip over one of those boats and start fishing or fish from the dock. Or better yet find a fishing net and feed the needy. Rule number one, stay calm and don't panic.
@@MariaRodriguez-hb4ix I always keep six - 5 gallon bottles on hand for a total of 30 gallons stored in the safest location. Also, a couple cases of plastic bottles in the fridge. Anyone living on these islands should be doing the same, especially if they're dependent on ground water which usually requires pumping and subject to contamination like you said.
Steve I passed Hurricane Maria . I’m a food hoarder Got a ton of water in reserve . Could use water from my sister’s house. Which has a pool . Also we were kind of lucky . Only we were around a week without water . And it was because the water plant was damaged by mud . But wells contaminated with sea water aren’t easy to clean . They will require fresh water from a desalination plant or provided by cargo ships for at least several months. At least they are relative few persons living there . And the military can put a desalination plant to work relatively soon .
@@MariaRodriguez-hb4ix You also can set up micro solar powered desalination setups like in the Maldives. I use a water collection system that pulls clean drinking water from the air when in areas with high relative humidity.
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I'm in Trinidad and Tobago..and we're getting ready to send aid up!
Trump is ramping up co2 and methane output in celebration for you.
Very commendable Debbie. Thank you
What are y'all sending slightly fucked goats??
There you go. At least we have another $37.50 coming in. Crickets from France.
Blessings Debbie
EVERYONE IS SENDING FOOD, WATER, GENERATORS, AND MORE. WE WILL STAND WITH YOU . SENDING PRAYERS AND BE STRONG.
God bless you. Very few good comments on here.
My heart goes out to the people of the Bahamas. I have family there who have lost everything but thank God they have life. However after hurricane Gilbert in Jamaica we learn to build really sturdy structures. So I hope my neighbors will do so. Praying
It sucks when they tell you to evacuate. In the Bahama islands there is no where to go.
rdmanone
The Bahamas has 700+ islands, all of them were not damaged. It is difficult for the poor to leave because it take money and resources to leave. For those who had the resources to leave and didn't shame on them!
Yeah that's why you don't FUCKING live there if you have a brain
@@bilbobaggins4710 They can't just fucking leave if they were born there, they would need money for a boat/ plane, you worthless inconsiderate piece of shit
jeffery jeffery he's most likely an entitled Child who doesnt understand outside of the US and has never seen a world without the Internet
jeffery jeffery Thank you! Some people just don’t have common sense
For a hurricane to last that long is unprecedented. Those people are scarred for life.
Stephon, For a hurricane to last this long it IS NOT unprecedented. It happens more than your fake news network tells you. For example, Hurricane John, Hurricane Lenny, Hurricane Wilma, Hurricane Betsy. Just to name a few🤷♂️
These people went through hours to a low and long moving storm. This is what they know people. Fema will record 100's of deaths ahead so sadly.
I cannot even imagine the horrific of hours~
@@mantis10_surf85 not a bread crust here bud
Lisa Weaver, FEMA will not record the deaths. The Bahamas is a sovereign country.
That reporter wasn't there . Not only the truck passed too close for comfort . But the green screen was shown for a second at 1:23 .
😮😮🤔🤔🤔🤔
Oh damn I did see the green screen ! Fake ass news CNN !
Homes built in these areas should be built of steel and reinforced concrete and on stilts.
Cue 1st Amend those houses also got destroyed
@@kristopherbarrow6208 Because they don't use steel bars nor make concrete columns just blocks.
Cool Beans Um they went to island before hurricane
Omg really I’m from the Bahamas this is very very very real a lot of families still missing sharks in the water seriously you guys are still thinking this is fake wow as our hearts break looking at our island and we have one of the best building codes this storm just was stronger.
Okay thanks
This is beyond devastating. I was at the Leonard M. Thompson airport and in Treasure Cay 6 months ago for my honeymoon. All I can think of is those wonderful and kind people. I'm thinking of you all.
marygoround1292 this post did a lot to save them. Nice.
I'm horrified for my people. Shut out to God. Please protect as many as you can.
My heart is sent out in prayers for all here. It so Horrific. I will be down to this island soon.
Paula probably one of the first reporters to begin to speak honestly about what can happen to people and their minds following a tragedy like this and mysteriously her connection breaks. You survive an almost never ending horrifying CAT 5+ storm, now you're HOT, homeless, and hungry. It's a lot to process........
Praying for you Bahamas. Stay strong. Love from 🇵🇭
Helicopters can land anywhere get them aid NOW !
Exactly! What the hell is going on, where is the US military? They have a Total Helicopter Strength of 5,760 and the greatest Christian nation on earth can't deploy at least 100 of them to help evacuate these people to the southern islands??
No use getting aid in, these people need to be evacuated, there is nothing left there, no shelter, no water, no hospitals, no communication, no food, no electricity, they need to be evacuated NOW!!
@@Thyalwaysseek they are there. The coast guard is there, too. th-cam.com/video/9PypGi8M29Q/w-d-xo.html
@@Thyalwaysseek those islands don't belong to America...Why is our job??? Luve in a hurricane area you FUCKING live with the consequences
@@bilbobaggins4710 go to hell asshole
We need to focus on the Bahamas where people are missing and dying and suffering instead of focusing on a darn Sharpie🙏🏽
T. Graytson. >>> exactly! here they showing the same destruction! Damn is the people safe yet !
Why. The Bahamas is its own country. We have to focus on the Carolinas!
What have toy been watching . The Cnn and other news channels have been covering the hurricane. Maybe watch real news not just U tube news
@@truthhurts5158 and mabe u should mind your own business...you dont know what I watch
Heartbreaking 😳
Building wooden houses in hurricane areas doesn't help much...
True it should be brick house's.
Art B that is an old historical home usually new home are built with steel bars and concrete
RIP people of Bahamas. I was there on January this year. It was so beautiful! For those who survived, stay strong!
The word evacuation means the same thing in every language.
Chris Proctor
Not when I take a shit!
To where??
Chris Proctor ??? That’s like telling people in Florida to evacuate to where their ancestors come from when there’s a hurricane
@@berganmay Oh piss off and grow a brain!
Very good reporting and a grasp of what people need. Thank you.
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Our heartfelt love and concern goes out to all the beautiful people of The Bahamas. We are so sad for you and the trauma and losses you are experiencing. We pray for you and your families and hope the rescue and recovery process can hasten. We love you and your beautiful lands. The Abacos has been a second home for us in years past on our sailboat. We are so saddened by the devastation of your homes and islands and the loss of life. Please stay strong and know that many people care fore you. Linda, Santa Fe, NM, USA
My heart and prayers go out to every single person affected by this storm.
Should have been named hurricane Damien.
Damian?
@@josephhowell8158 There was a movie i think called the omen. Damien was a little boy that was the bringer of destruction. Probably before your time, dating myself.
Tsunami Damian
@4 ever yeah...she was real fkn slow
I can't even comprehend how they will recover. There's so much destruction. It's unbelievable. I pray all nations help coordinate recovery and rescue for them.
Why do yall report on the same photos, when we trying to know are "the people safe"....ok
Because she's not actually in the Bahamas.
That woman is undeniably beautiful.
@Akela DeWolf No, cute. The lady reporting it.
That was my friend's house Time to ask for our Loving God's help.
God is Great! Keep faith and He will do
He could use the sharpie and just scratch out the damage of the storm
They don't what to do next? I can sympathize with that aspect but, the only thing TO do is to take things day by day. Damn the world is falling apart
As planned.
I feel certain that radio amateurs are also handling a lot of emergency and welfare traffic.
Sorry. I would not have left my puppy.
Destruction, sadness and desolation. Prayings and blessings for the civilians who lost their homes and businesses in the Bahamas.
Without devastating circumstances people wont change.
Change from what?
Now you just think about that. 😐
Since 2015, residents of the state of Maine have been allowed to carry a concealed firearm without any special permit, and now the results are in: crime has fallen to the point where the state is now rated the safest in the nation from the threat of crime. The Maine Examiner reports
Moron.
And The whole country of Canada has a lower crime rate than Maine and they have no guns and strict gun laws
And this has what to do with a Hurricane exactly?
@@christopherjakel1049 The only way to stop a bad guy with a hurricane is a good guy with a gun.
@@jimbob3030 Aaaaaaaaah, I see. makes total sense now. 🤣
Dorian was so powerful it pixelated the reporter 01:23 coming over on top of them
I'm surprised by the amount of reporters that have gone to Abaco and reported. Because one reporter said, he could smell the stench of decaying bodies. He walked over to a leveled church and could see hands and legs sticking out. Basically the island is now a danger from disease and infection for as long as those corpses stay there decomposing in the hot sun. No reporters should be going there period unless they are wearing hazmats until all the bodies are taken out.
Excellent reporting from Paula Newton. Awesome job from CNN.
Right around the 4:40 mark it looks to be you have a decreased person in the video wearing blue , on the ground behind reporter unless I’m mistaken.
Sending prayers I am so sorry for everyone.
Persian proverb: When it is dark, you can see the stars
I think they know what they need. food, water and bulldozers
Water filtration, mres, tarps,
Find lost ones before bulldozing
Goya Beans; naaahhhh might as well not.
They need tarps and MRE's, canned goods are too heavy to transport and need a tool to be opened, they need good that is wrapped and easy to be opened. And they need drinking water.
Heartbreaking. These people are so strong. But these are people that were too poor to evacuate, what are they supposed to do? I know it is a little too little, but these poor folks they should be allowed here to recover, there is nothing there, we need to help them rebuild. These people & our People on the East Coast are gonna need help, a lot of HELP. More than we need a useless section of that stupid wall.
Night fall with 0 power will be the worst.
Its heart breaking
Who could process that?!! Good you roughed it!! Kudos to you for your report!
SOOOOO SAD.
More places on earth are becoming uninhabitable.
Be Safe All 🌺
Don't worry Bahamas
T&T is here to help❤️🇹🇹🇹🇹
thanks we aprrciate it
Hopefully all the islands step up
Hope the animals are ok
Yes! Unless help arrives soon, they might be a food source!
FEMA bathroom trailers, buckets and biodegradable poo bags, Tide laundry trailer, solar panels, and emergency portable cell tower with the different cell network systems attached (it'll take weeks to rewire existing towers due to saltwater damage) need to be sent via cargo airline once the runway has been cleared on Grand Abaco. We have the means to get this equipment on the ground in less than 24 hours now. We can send FEMA trailers to the islands on cargo ships and airlift them to fields to shelter those who wish to stay to clean up and those arriving to aid the survivors. Tents, tarps, food, water, and medicine can all be air dropped. A C130 is capable of delivering a dozens of pallets and vehicles. Every developed nation has the ability to chip in with immediate deployment of personnel and vital, life saving supplies. The first pass can drop heavy equipment to clear debris in order to create space for huge tents for medical facilities, kitchens, mess halls, bathroom facilities, housing, and even an immigration office to track those leaving the island. When troops deploy to a remote area they quickly set up their own small city with supplies air dropped. When a landing strip is carved out they can bring in large equipment. They're even capable of setting up a mini desalination plant. It's expensive, but will certainly allow more people to stay on the islands to speed up the massive cleanup and recovery operation.
A cargo ship need to be converted into a cement plant in order to provide enough cement to rebuild the destroyed homes made of wood and concrete block. Barges will need to ferry all of the gravel, Portland cement, and sand necessary to make the concrete mix from Florida. These cement homes have a cement ceiling with a decorative wood roof over them to ensure survivability. If the ceiling/roof is not concrete, the entire structure becomes compromised once the wooden roof is ripped off in the next hurricane. As seen all over the island, concrete block structures were ripped apart after the lost their roof or by the unprecedented and relentless storm surge. Those with two story cement homes with cement ceilings/roofs survived. They have repairs to make, but their homes are still standing. Rebuilding homes with wood or concrete block is not the answer. In the rush to rebuild their homes many will turn to wood. Sadly their homes will be wiped out during the next category two or greater hurricane. Those who rebuild with cement floors, walls, and most importantly cement roof, can easily move everything to the second floor when the next hurricane is heading their way. Even the cabinets can be lifted off brackets mounted to the cement walls in the kitchen and bathrooms. Electrical outlets can have stainless steel plates screwed over them to keep storm surge water out of the wiring tunnels in the concrete walls.
The Bahamian government, with financial support from developed nations, can subsidize some of the added cost of reconstructing their homes with concrete if a cement plant can be set up either on land or via a cement plant ship. The cost of a ship converted into a cement plants could easy be covered by one or two billionaires. Such a ship can be deployed to aid in building or rebuilding all over the world. A few contracted deployments for construction projects not associated with rebuilding after a disaster, could make the vessel profitable. It's a tax write-off if one sets it up as a charitable project. Once it's no longer needed in the disaster zone, the vessel can the be converted into a for profit company on paper or sold to a new for profit operator.
Cheers!
I just have to remind you, the Bahamas isn't part of the USA at all, FEMA is. I'm sure if they need our help, we will, but please remember that the Bahamas isn't a helpless place. Few people immigrate from the Bahamas. It is its own country. They have their own military. The USA has Coast Guard stations nearby and on the island. The Bahamas is the wealthiest country in the Caribbean and the 3rd wealthiest out of all countries in North/South America. This isn't the first hurricane to hit the island and they will be fine.
@@Mr.White10-65No need to remind me of anything. Wow... gold star for you.
There are 1000s of FEMA trailers rotting in fields before until FEMA sells them for a few hundred bucks. Those are the trailers I am speaking of.
Troll on dude.... troll on.
@@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams. troll? Cute dude. FEMA: USA agency.......Bahamas: NOT THE USA
Cameron, I like your thinking.
Nothing trump says should be believed without verifiable proof
Akela DeWolf go clean your room and then go outside and play with the other kids )
Video is nothing about trump and you’re already talking about him? Smh he is living rent free inside your tiny brain.
@Akela DeWolf why? Did he try and change an official document with a sharpie too?
@Mr Jones So I gotta ask: based on the TDS you appear to be suffering from, will your head litterally explode when Trump gets re-elected next year? Because I would pay to see that.
@Akela DeWolf you're not outraged that the president of the United States blatantly lied to you so he could try and avoid being further humiliated?
now you know why they're called "cults".
I am getting ready to send thoughts and prayers.
Can't believe Canada is only sending just $500,000 for such a catastrophe.
blacklivity
Can't believe America is only sending 1 million. Companies are sending more than that. But the higher power say give thanks for all things!
blacklivity
The question should be: When will the United kingdom (UK) show up since the Bahamas is a British Commonwealth country.
@@conjurerwoman9726 the Bahamas WAS a British Commonwealth up until the 70's. They are their own country. They have their own military. They are the 3rd wealthiest country out of all the countries in South/North America. This isn't their first hurricane rodeo. They will be fine. The USA has a Coast Guard station and has been helping. There should never be a pissing match as to who donates more......
Wow is there anyone out there who can help those people Bigly?they really need to be helped Bigly.
They need to rebuild differently, if they want to stay there... These storms are the new normal I belive.
Good reporting. Very sad situation. Tragic.
CNN actually reporting, wow....
"The mudds" looked like a hurricane had already came through BEFORE the hurricane came through 😬
@Akela DeWolf haha actually yes, I was just around Roscoe and Wilshire area
They will all get new homes now
@Cool Beans Will someone make this idiot take his medication! Now!
@@yeahreally4624 Crawl back underneath the rock you came from!
@@julesnagbunga1204 that's all you got lmao you should see my view of the mountains from my porch lol
This is so sad 😥
Hopefully these folks will get treated better than trump is treating Puerto Rico. This horrible liar needs to be removed from office and put in federal prison next to his former attorney.
TDS hit you hard. There there sweet child. It's gonna be all better soon. Just 5 more years til the swelling goes down and then you can cry even harder when another person you don't like gets elected. 😭
The Great Hurricane of 1780, also known as Huracán San Calixto, the Great Hurricane of the Antilles, and the 1780 Disaster, is the deadliest Atlantic hurricane on record. Between 22,000 and 27,501 people died throughout the Lesser Antilles when the storm passed through them from October 10-16.
CNN really lost interest in the storm after it veered away from Mar-a-Lago.
Ahhhh what where you not watching. They have been on this Hurricane the whole time
Moms Madd: Nahhhh, they’re dejected & disappointed. It’s just no fun for them now.
Where's our savior Elon Musk? You're telling me we can colonize Mars in a few years but we can't evacuate people off an island after a hurricane on our own planet? Where is all the US military? You mean to say the greatest Christian nation on earth with the largest military in the world can do nothing more than fly a few of their helicopters around at night shining their spot light on the people who are suffering below? Why aren't they mass evacuating these people by helicopter to ships docked nearby so they can be relocated to the southern islands? These islands are now uninhabitable, there is no use anybody staying there to rebuild there is NOTHING LEFT to rebuild, it will take decades for them to recover and it will be slow.
This is sad ❤️😭😭😭
They literally showed the same 6 fucking shots the entire interview
They need to be pulled out of there. We (America) has the resources to pick them up, shelter, feed and provide medical help to them... Now
Will we??? Who knows...
Send them food and water. You just want new dimocrat voters
James Davis not every black person votes Democrat, you racist fuck.
No use getting aid in, these people need to be evacuated, there is nothing left there, no shelter, no water, no hospitals, no communication, no food, no electricity, they need to be evacuated NOW!! The US Military have a Total Helicopter Strength of 5,760 and the greatest Christian nation on earth can't deploy at least 100 of them to help
evacuate these people to the southern islands??
@@purplegang47 We dont need more democrat voters.
America IS democratic
Where's news on US... Carolinas are getting hammered with twisters.
Why didn't they evacuate? I don't understand
A hurricane is coming to your state. You have 3 days to pack your stuff and go to the next 2 states away and stay there in a hotel for about a week or a few months if your house is trashed. Now, do you have enough money on hand to do this or do you tough it out and hope for the best?
my bahamian people Lord help your people
Has the Queen said Anything? I know the prime minister has.
Yes she did say they are deeply sadend and they are sending ships. I hope its a lot of ships
VOTE Blue for the environment, green jobs for the future, etc etc!!
John O fuck off
My Aunt lives down there with my uncle
We pray for them. Hope you hear soon from them and they are well.
Thanks
@Cool Beans Obvious bot is obvious
@@OliVitoProductions more like oblivious!
What is the Bahamian version of the Cajun Navy, and how can we fund their supply chain? South Florida can handle the volume.
I was there
Just have to say, some of the comments reflect the mentality of a one cell organism! These so called "experts" have no doubt, never experienced anything close to this horror! How about showing some empathy instead of criticising?
There is no hope for the human race, their reactions to these humanitarian crises and the suffering of others alone confirms we are in end times.
@@Thyalwaysseek Yes there is! Most of these negative comments come from ignorant Trump supporters. They will crawl back from where they came!
Yes ignorant Trump supporters who also claim to be Christians.
Sending prayer your way Bahamas! We love you and God will bring you through! May God bless you and keep you in His arms. May he protect you and keep you strong. May God provide for your needs and bring you through this devastation as in the day of Job. God is your strength, God is your peace, God is your comfort. May peoples of the world reach out to help you with all your needs to uphold you in the da y of trouble!
I Hope Everyone Is As Safe As They Possibly Can Be In This Type Of Situation. We Are Currently Shopping For Hurricane Relief Supplies For The Bahamas and Vlogging It
WHERES THE RED CROSS ?
Ppl are on here arguing about whether or not a reporter was there!?!? Seriously?? Who tf cares if she was there or not!! Thousands of ppl are without shelter and food, hundreds if not thousands are dead and missing, but ppl are worried about a reporter not reporting and other bs?? Grow up already
One of the things they need most at the moment is the biggest heavy equipment to clear roads and hundreds of volunteers to clear the path of dead bodies
Off topic: is it me, or does paula newton like 15 years younger
She had some work done.
She looks sweet.
CNN has the best journalists. They can go from somber-faced hurricane stories to a smirking, laughing, jovial face when criticizing President Trump, in a split second, THAT’S good journalism, eh?
Where is the United Nations?... to support asap their loving Members.
Great truth reporting (ONLY for this tragic event).
😩😢😔I’m sorry this happened & pray for the people affected. 🤔Maybe I’m dumb or just plain stupid but I can’t figure out why people stayed in their homes and in danger zones....why didn’t people seek safer areas? The path was forecasted well in advance. The storm was not a surprise, they knew it was coming. 😩😔
LovingAtlanta they thought their home was safe. Build code in Bahamas required home to have metal reinforcements for roof beams to withstand winds into the upper limits of a Category 4 hurricanes. Also when Katrina happened some people have no money to get out if the city so maybe that was the same issue for these people . A lot of people did go to shelters in Bahamas but the shelters couldn’t hold up either.
Alisa Johns - 👍Okay, thank you for clarifying. 💞
Built code is to resist winds up to 150 miles per hour . They got winds over 180 miles per hour for more than 24 hours .
This hurricane is SO close to 9/11 that everyone HAS to believe it’s a government conspiracy....
No, it's hurricane season.
The Bahamas are right next to Alabama. How come we're not building a wall there?!?!
Because they don’t illegally immigrate
Please, if anyone is from Abaco, I’m trying to find news of my friend Samuel Edgecomb and his family.
I guess o can say I used to live in the Bahamas
Freeeeeeeedoooooooo.
Finally an actual news story from CNN.... guess it take a natural disaster....
Why have u not interviewed the real Bahamians ? Everyone is absolutely important and if u think like we all do then don't exclude them as part of this devastation and pls interview them as well.CNN needs to include pple in distress other than ex-pats.
alfred page they are not cause they are black
Rex Tillerson (ex-CEO ExxonMobil): "Oh, people can adapt to that..."
The earth is fighting back. 😔
Stop lying and please be more careful how you calculate dead bodies.
Lord send them help.
America should claim The Bahamas it would help with border security . The Bahamian population is only 390k from what I heard
oh my gosh T.T
As soon as we start paying sky high taxes, these hurricanes will magically end.
That dry dock would be my camping site until they get things sorted out. Plenty of materials to construct a temporary shelter. Need a toilet, dig a hole on high ground. As long as the potable water is brought in all other issues are avoidable - been there done that in far more precarious places and situations. I'd flip over one of those boats and start fishing or fish from the dock. Or better yet find a fishing net and feed the needy. Rule number one, stay calm and don't panic.
The problem there will be the lack of potable water . All wells had being contaminated with sea water .
@@MariaRodriguez-hb4ix I always keep six - 5 gallon bottles on hand for a total of 30 gallons stored in the safest location. Also, a couple cases of plastic bottles in the fridge. Anyone living on these islands should be doing the same, especially if they're dependent on ground water which usually requires pumping and subject to contamination like you said.
Steve I passed Hurricane Maria . I’m a food hoarder Got a ton of water in reserve . Could use water from my sister’s house. Which has a pool . Also we were kind of lucky . Only we were around a week without water . And it was because the water plant was damaged by mud .
But wells contaminated with sea water aren’t easy to clean . They will require fresh water from a desalination plant or provided by cargo ships for at least several months. At least they are relative few persons living there . And the military can put a desalination plant to work relatively soon .
@@MariaRodriguez-hb4ix You also can set up micro solar powered desalination setups like in the Maldives. I use a water collection system that pulls clean drinking water from the air when in areas with high relative humidity.
Steve Could be possibly . Is a relative small population. Also they could consider a solar solution for electricity.
I was in dorian and i almost died😢