

Death Toll Climbs Higher After Hurricane Helene
Oct 1, 2024
In this discussion, Jeremy Knighton, Assistant Chief of the Asheville Fire Department, shares firsthand accounts of the relentless rescue efforts post-Hurricane Helene. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper highlights the extensive impact and ongoing challenges faced by communities in the storm's aftermath. Meanwhile, renowned chef José Andrés talks about his humanitarian initiatives, providing critical food and water resources to the affected survivors. Together, they spotlight resilience, community collaboration, and the urgent need for aid in devastated areas.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Military Tensions and Hurricane Helene Aftermath
02:56 • 8min
Aftermath of Hurricane Helene: Community Challenges and Response Efforts
10:54 • 2min
Community Resilience and Crisis Response Post-Hurricane Helene
13:21 • 5min
Resilience in the Eye of the Storm
18:04 • 6min
Aftermath of Hurricane Helene
24:21 • 16min
Political Rhetoric and Criticism of Disability Rights
40:34 • 5min
Connecting with Voters: Harris vs. Trump
45:23 • 6min
Political Implications of Natural Disasters
51:21 • 2min