Watch live: President Biden receives operational briefing in hurricane-ravaged Keaton Beach, Florida

he need for power and water grew more urgent Thursday for hundreds of thousands of residents across the Southeast a week after Helene began a deadly, devastating march as a historic Category 4 hurricane slamming onto Florida's Gulf Coast.

Almost 1 million homes and businesses remained without power in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. Tens of thousands residents, most in Western North Carolina, remained without running water.

The death toll related directly or indirectly to Helene grew to more than 184, and it was expected the number could rise as search and rescue efforts continued. That includes 91 who died in North Carolina, 36 in South Carolina, 25 in Georgia, 19 in Florida, 11 in Tennessee and two in Virginia, a USA TODAY Network analysis found.

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It is God’s destiny that the land will be eclipsed and the valley’s location will be made clear. Mr. Bayde, his party, and the contractors must avoid buildings in the valley in order to avoid disasters, and with my success, restore what was destroyed and compensate those affected.

[kingk]

In his mind wait what country map is this

[miriamsuarez]

Very good president Biden you always been very empathetic love you