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    Cleanup efforts underway in Florida communities hit hard by Hurricane Idalia

    01:47

  • Biden assesses Idalia damage, calls on Congress to ensure recovery funding

    01:29

  • Biden participates in disaster briefing, meets with federal and local officials

    03:34

  • DeSantis won't meet with Biden in Florida after Hurricane Idalia

    04:14

  • Biden to visit communities hit by Hurricane Idalia in Florida

    02:28

  • Biden to travel to Florida to survey damage from Hurricane Idalia

    02:18

  • Idalia aftermath: New video shows extent of devastation

    02:41

  • Florida communities surveying damage from Idalia

    04:06

  • FEMA does not have enough funds to help after disasters because ‘congress is not doing its job’

    02:04

  • Florida communities begin cleaning up after Hurricane Idalia

    02:47

  • Idalia impacts coastal communities in North Carolina with flooding and strong winds

    02:55

  • Idalia brings fifth-highest tide ever recorded in Charleston

    02:59

  • Al Roker tracks where Tropical Storm Idalia is headed next

    01:20

  • Idalia, now a tropical storm, leaves major flooding in Florida

    04:07

  • 'The house is still here': Residents survey Idalia's destruction of Florida's Horseshoe Beach

    01:43

  • Idalia still packs destructive powers over parts of the Carolinas

    00:37

  • Idalia hits South Carolina, bringing heavy rain and strong winds

    01:29

  • Satellite images show before and after Idalia flooded parts of Florida

    01:28

  • Watch: Strong wind gust flips car as Idalia moves into South Carolina

    03:37

  • Satellite images show before and after Idalia flooded parts of Florida

    01:28

José Díaz-Balart

Behind the scenes: Reporting live during Hurricane Idalia

02:54

Last week, José led live coverage of Idalia from Crystal River, FL. Safely covering severe weather often involves quick thinking and backup plans. While we were on air, the water was rising six inches every 20 minutes. Thanks to our amazing technical team, we were able to change locations to safer ground and return to air.Sept. 5, 2023

  • UP NEXT

    Cleanup efforts underway in Florida communities hit hard by Hurricane Idalia

    01:47

  • Biden assesses Idalia damage, calls on Congress to ensure recovery funding

    01:29

  • Biden participates in disaster briefing, meets with federal and local officials

    03:34

  • DeSantis won't meet with Biden in Florida after Hurricane Idalia

    04:14

  • Biden to visit communities hit by Hurricane Idalia in Florida

    02:28

  • Biden to travel to Florida to survey damage from Hurricane Idalia

    02:18

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