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U.S. Coast Guard's vessel recovery operation following Hurricane Irma

The U.S. Coast Guard works recover vessels in Tampa Bay, Florida following Hurricane Irma.

San Juan's homeless make do after Hurricane Maria

A tiny encampment for the homeless, flush with supplies, has thrived on a picturesque beach on a San Juan lagoon. Israel Vila lives in a makeshift shelter along the shore and talks about his experience on Tuesday, October 17, 2017 after Hurricane Maria struck the island.

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Tourist spots in Puerto Rico begin to open after Hurricane Maria

La Parguera in Lajas, a tourist area in Puerto Rico opens for business on October 22, 2017, several weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated the island.

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Don't make a $10,000 mistake. Tips on how to spot flood-damaged cars

CarMax purchasing manager Ted Walker demonstrates how to check for tell-tale signs of a flood-damaged vehicle. Vehicles damaged by hurricanes Harvey and Irma or by regional flooding could make their way to the Kansas City-area market.

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In Puerto Rico, which has a long-running addiction crisis, the few programs that help addicts are struggling to provide services.

Workers from an organization called Mountain Point provide drug-users with packets of clean syringes, mounds of antibacterial wipes and rolls of gauze from a dwindling supply. Their goal in the wake of the storm is to keep opioid users in Puerto Rico free from deadly diseases they could get from injecting drugs.

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Puerto Rico police struggle to curb crime in Hurricane Maria aftermath

Delinquency has been an issue in Puerto Rico for years, but with electricity out and recovery slow, there is a spike in crime.

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Tense police car chase in Puerto Rico

Police car chases suspected gun toting criminals through the streets of Rìo Piedras in Puerto Rico.

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In powerless Puerto Rico, washboards and hand-held fans are making a comeback

Almost four weeks after Hurricane Maria battered Puerto Rico, 85 percent of the population is still without electricity, forcing people to go old school, with washboards, candles and cash to manage life in the new dark ages. (In Spanish)

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Couple from Puerto Rico start a new life in Miami

After fleeing Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, a new challenge awaits: securing a job on the mainland. Among the hurdles: identification left on the island after a hasty evacuation.

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Coast Guard delivers supplies to Villalba, Puerto Rico

A convoy comprised of the Coast Guard, FEMA, and the U.S. Army delivered eight pallets of food and water to the mountainous region of Villalba, Puerto Rico, in support of Hurricane Maria relief efforts Oct. 10, 2017. As part of the Department of Homeland Security team, the Coast Guard is linked directly to FEMA and the overall federal hurricane recovery phase of the response to Hurricane Maria.

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Ophelia becomes 10th consecutive Atlantic hurricane, tying record

Ophelia has become the 10th consecutive storm to grow to hurricane strength in the Atlantic Ocean, tying a record set in the late 1800s. It poses no threat to the United States but it's moving towards Ireland.

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Florida opens disaster food assistance program to provide Irma relief

Florida families seeking food assistance after Hurricane Irma will now be able to apply for disaster-related benefits in 48 counties across the state.

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Coast Guard aircrew delivers FEMA aid to Hurricane Maria-impacted Puerto Ricans

A Coast Guard Air Station Borinquen, Puerto Rico, MH-65 Dolphin helicopter aircrew delivers food and water to survivors of Hurricane Maria near Utuado, Puerto Rico, Oct. 10, 2017. Personnel operating out of Air Station Borinquen have been helping deliver supplies from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to remote areas stranded by mudslides and washed out roads.

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Satellite imagery shows Hurricane Nate making landfall

This animation of NOAA satellite imagery includes data from Oct. 9 and shows Hurricane Nate make landfall.

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Coast Guard Cutter Forward responds to Hurricanes

The Coast Guard Cutter Forward was diverted from a counter drug operation to respond to hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. As part of the Department of Homeland Security team, the Coast Guard is linked directly to FEMA and the overall federal hurricane response.

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Catfish seen on street as floodwaters recede in Biloxi

Mississippi residents were assessing the damage from Hurricane Nate on October 8 after it made its second landfall around midnight on the Mississippi Gulf Coast near Biloxi. Local media reported that the Category 1 hurricane brought sustained winds of up to 85 mph and storm surges up to seven feet. Video shows catfish on a street in Biloxi following heavy flooding in the area.

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