An isolating incident. It's been cut off from the world for two days, but we'll finally reach someone on the island of Dominica, which was hit by the full force of Hurricane Maria -- and things could hardly be worse.

A country's broken heart. Much of Central Mexico is rubble after Tuesday's powerful earthquake; we'll speak with a resident of Mexico City who's been providing help among the ruins.

A recurring nightmare. A powerful earthquake topples buildings in Mexico, for the second time this month -- and 32 years to the day after a quake in Mexico City killed nearly ten thousand people.

A port between storms. Irma left the British Virgin Island of Tortola in ruins -- and before storm-weary residents can recover, Maria is set to arrive on the island on Tuesday.

Anything but routine. It was an ordinary morning commute in London on Friday -- until the detonation of a explosive device injured more than 20 people inside the subway train our guest happened to be on.

Time for a check-up. A Toronto doctor heads to Washington, DC to defend a Bernie Sander's universal health care plan from claims it's dangerously ... Canadian.

Eight nursing home patients have died in Florida after Hurricane Irma brought the air conditioning system down -- and a doctor describes what he saw in his crowded ER Wednesday morning.

An endurance test in Marathon. After spending years building a small resort in the Florida Keys, Ted Dominick went back today to see what was left of his labour of love in Hurricane Irma's wake -- and it's not much.

Powerless to stop it - powerless since it hit. As Irma makes its way across the Southern United States, we'll speak with the editor of a newspaper on St. Maarten, an island which hasn't had power since the storm made landfall last Wednesday.

Grab your keys and leave The Keys. Hurricane Irma is driving thousands of Floridians to drive out of its path -- but our guest says he'd rather hunker down that pull up stakes.