Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

It's been just over a week since

we made landfall in Florida, the death toll now over 200. the impact from the storm will be felt in these

communities for years. It's remarkable to see the American spirit in action. The

everyday heroes going above and beyond to help their neighbors in the wake of Helene.

We are starting in North Carolina this morning and our team is there including Will Reed.

Good morning, Will.

Hey, good morning, Michael.

This morning, we are highlighting the heroes, people from local communities and from around the country who are stepping up and showing up.

It's Southeast Strong, help after Helene, guys.

Southeast Strong, you said it will and the devastation there is so profound but so is the

humanity that we are seeing and you can help the people of the American Southeast

we will have more on that just ahead. We're going to begin though with that breaking news overnight.

The dock worker stike.

The union has reached to do to suspend the walk-in until January 15th

at all time to renegotiate a new contract.

This is what she'll see starts off from Bayon, New Jersey.

Good morning, George. Ports like this all. Elizabeth.

Good morning, George.

Ports like this all along the east and Gulf Coast are back up and running

after they shut down for three days during that massive dock worker strike.

The Union and the Shipping Industry Group reaching a

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