(9 Oct 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Salisbury, North Carolina – 8 October 2024
1. Wide of National Guard Aviation facility
2. Various of National Guard members moving supplies
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Alfonso Rodriguez, National Guard flight physician assistant:
“Our response as North Carolina National Guard has been insane, especially since I’m here every day and I’ve been here since day one. They have been doing nothing but missions 24 seven. I mean, we’ve had that same you know, when Helene hit, we had South Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, all these other aircraft, Chinooks fly in. It has been nonstop.”
4. Wide of Black Hawk helicopter flying out from National Guard Aviation facility
5. Close of portable stove inside of helicopter
ASSOCIATED PRESS
In Air – North Carolina – 8 October 2024
6. Wide view of mountain from helicopter
7. Close of National Guard member looking out of the helicopter
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Elk Park, North Carolina – 8 October 2024
8. Wide of Black Hawk helicopter landing outside of the Elk Park Christian Church
9. Medium of volunteers watching Black Hawk helicopter landing
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jerry Markland, Elk Park resident:
“The request that we made now is more of cold weather stuff, cooking stoves, blankets, different things like that. Because I don’t know if you’ve seen the weather, but next week it’s supposed to be in the 40s, 30s and 40s. And so now we’re having this kind of focus our attention on more cold weather equipment.”
11. Various of National Guard members loading truck with supplies
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Avery County, North Carolina – 8 October 2024
12. Wide of volunteers packing supplies at Elk River Airport supply distribution center
13. Close of sign listing supply needs
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Alex Nelson, retired non-commissioned military officer:
“These people went from making sure the batteries were good and I have candles over there to not having a house at all. Your candles are floating down the river. You can’t prepare for that. There’s no way you can prepare for that. You know, this area here is not going to be defined. This area here will not be defined by getting smacked in the mouth. But this area we defined in is what they’ve done after they got smacked in the mouth. And they have a whole lot of people there to back them up.”
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Burnsville, North Carolina – 8 October 2024
15. Wide view of Burnsville during helicopter landing
16. Wide of Burnsville in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Behuniak, National Guard member:
“The road behind you guys is mostly washed out. It’s barely even a lane. And there’s no road over here. The bridge behind you guys also got washed out. And there’s the major highway to the west of us is completely washed out. So this area is very, very secluded. So that’s why we’re shut down here on the river bed right now.”
18. Wide of Black Hawk helicopter on riverbed
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Behuniak, National Guard member:
“Today. We brought in, I think, baby, baby supplies, hygiene, blankets, food, cold medicine, etc.”
20. Wide of a home in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene
21. Close of people dumping debris
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Behuniak, National Guard member:
“We’re trying to get in here every day until they say we don’t need you guys anymore.”
23. Wide of National Guard member assisting volunteers onto an inflatable raft
STORYLINE:
Upcoming temperature drop to be burden for impacted communities
‘Watching America come to work’
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