Eastern Libya is still struggling after it was hit by a massive storm from the Mediterranean earlier this week. The natural disaster left by Storm Daniel broke two dams in the city of Derna and washed away entire neighborhoods. The numbers are staggering with an estimated 10,000 people missing and more than 5,000 people confirmed to have died. The World’s host Marco Werman speaks with Malak Altaeb, a Libya non-resident scholar with the Middle East Institute, about how political chaos in Libya is exacerbating the rescue and relief situation on the ground.