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Hurricane Milton leaves a path of destruction across Florida, at least 16 people are dead and millions are without power after Milton made landfall and another violent night in the Middle East as Israel launches a deadly attack in Beirut.
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Комментарии : 67

@mammajamma4397 2 часа назад

Florida should be turned into a giant nature preserve. It's never been fit for human living.

@guy1235575 Час назад

50 billion in insurance, they shouldn’t be insuring them

@Neyobe Час назад

It was much better under the native Americans but since then we’ve destroyed the mangrove forests and built on unstable land

@thisdude5711 Час назад

Seminoles

@clqudy4750 50 минут назад

As a life long Floridiot, U agree. At least move people back from the coasts- make them green zones.

@marycanfield8989 40 минут назад

I remember how it look back in 1973 much better

@adlihkristopher2906 Час назад

Praying for everyone affected and lost their love ones by hurricane 🌀 Milton 🙏❤️

@marchathomas Час назад

I tend to avoid living in places that have hurricane seasons, tornado ally, cliffside mudslides, regular floods, annual forest fires, etc. Not a fan of areas with recurring natural disasters...Florida's a nice place to visit...occasionally...

@marycanfield8989 36 минут назад

I'm in tornado alley here in Kansas

@marycanfield8989 32 минуты назад

Born and raised in Altamonte springs but born in Orlando left when I was 21. My dad and brother still live there. Daughter and grandkids live in Miami

@Anne-fi2tc 44 минуты назад

Maybe Florida citizens need to start paying state taxes ! California tired of helping a state that constantly talking trash about the west coast !

@ronaldcole7415 2 часа назад

Still another 2 months of hurricanes to come.

@travelsfromdoodah949 Час назад

My grandfather told me a long time ago that Kansas will always be the safest place to live in the USA this was way before tornado alley shifted. He was a meteorologist during ww2 . We vacation in Florida but never during hurricane season.

@marycanfield8989 28 минут назад

Was born in Orlando florida raised in Altamonte Springs my dad and bother still there and daughter lives in Miami been living in Kansas since I was 28. And 69 now.

@ks8579 Час назад

Let’s not blame the government for being underfunded! Isn’t that right GOP?!

@DavidVanpelt-r5d 42 минуты назад

NAH, I'm not going to retire and live down there. Wish my daughter would leave that area too. Better off dealing with some winter snow and colder weather than this type of catastrophe after catastrophe!

@marycanfield8989 15 минут назад

That's why I didn't moved back. Left when I was 21 after getting married never went back moved to Kansas. I'm 69 now. I worry about my dad and brother they still live there . Daughter and grandkids live in Miami wish she would move back to Nebraska.

@Snowflake1374 Час назад

Not a good area for poor built houses at Sea level in hurricane storm state.

@blueice35270 Час назад

Makes me wonder why these medical supply manufacturers aren't also opening facilities in other states. So where are the others? Minnesota, Oregon, Michigan, Massachusetts , Ohio, Pennsylvania? Are we all chopped liver?

@cococonlin170 2 часа назад

Is Florida now uninsurable?

@GeoffFilutze Час назад

Im glad we all love fracki g now.

@MadzNotHere Час назад

Why did people even go to live in Florida? (No offense to any Floridians) I mean, with all the hurricanes, how does one deal with the pain of their homes being flooded by more and more hurricanes? :(

@jakedg4165 45 минут назад

homes are pretty well built, there hasnt been a hurricane to ruin my home town in 20 years.

@ronfhs58 31 минуту назад

I'm from southern Louisiana. My hometown gets over 8 feet of water every 3 or 4 years. It sucks and I'm not going back.

@callmedallas 2 часа назад

I hope everyone will be able to get back up om their feet after this tragedy. ❤ never lose hope God is great. Hopefully the government will provide tremendous help for the people who was hit.

@Ibiron 54 минуты назад

Did Mar A Lago take a hit ?

@clqudy4750 48 минут назад

Only every time he sits on the toilet! 😆

@bobby-ov9qn 49 минут назад

And left in the dust is that over 90 people have died to date in western NC due to the floods from Helene, and FEMA still has little presence in the area. Thankfully others have picked up the slack to provide the basics to people who have been gravely impacted.

@Rickiariley Час назад

Don't send money

@marycanfield8989 24 минуты назад

Born and raised in Orlando left when i was 21 moved to Kansas when i was 28 im 69 now. Dad amd brother still there. Daughter and grandkids still there wish they would move out of Florida they live in Miami

@gartfam7864 45 минут назад

If anybody has spent any time in the Caribbean, places like Jamaica that has the storms passover them directly all the time, I wonder why homes in those regions in our country where these storms hit, aren’t built out of concrete and rebar like they are there. if anybody really cared about the loss of life and property, they would start doing things like this, Insurance would have way less to pay for, the loss of life would probably be less than it is. Makes no sense to me.

@christidavis6182 2 часа назад

This Morning's Top Headlines - October 11

@fredtwobulls8539 Час назад

How can fema only get 20 million dollars

@ronfhs58 29 минут назад

Louisiana Representative, Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson

@_Dark222Angel_ 35 минут назад

what is that room of screens supposed to accomplish? lol you cant see anything thats going on in there 😅

@bryanflores8840 36 минут назад

Joe fryer looks like dr strange bro change the hair due looks like a wig 😂😂😂

@iconicentertainmentLRC 40 минут назад

When America sneezes, the rest of us catch the cold.... our insurance premiums will soar now because one nation will not accept the realities of climate change and try to mitigate things like this.