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the storm barreling through the northeast. governor desantis spoke to us on the massive search and rescue operation that continues at this hour and will for some time. >> weve had coast guard rescues, urban search and rescue teams from the state of florida, weve had the national guard down in southwest florida. people have been being rescued on a minute by minute basis and it will continue to go. >> dana: we have live fox news team coverage. jonathan serrie, robert ray and janice dean ...

torrential rain. hundreds of miles away from where ian first came ashore as a hurricane at this hour they are inundated by water. im harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." breaking news with new developments now. lets go to orlando. look at these pictures. tropical storm ian hitting that metro and already our reporters are showing us conditions where high water rescues are underway. some 127 so far. returning now to sanibel island. look at the left side of your screen. th...

dagen mcdowell, amy and hegseth is here. forecasters say tropical storm ian will likely -- -- regain hurricane strength. it will pick up more power. hour by hour you have been showing so many different things as the sun has been able to come out and give a good visual on this, where are you now? >> im at a marina just outside of downtown fort myers, im standing on top of so much debris, the water is keeping me afloat. there is wood, stirofoam, boats thrown around like toys, you see her...

rescue there. you can see these people absolutely devastated and so fearful that they werent going to survive this. so grateful to the people that are helping them. you have a baby there wrapped in a blanket. a family that is just trying to get to some dry land. winds and flooding. they ripped up asphalt. look at this highway. look at that. that is sanibel, florida. lee county is devastated in a way that we have not seen in a very, very long time. the sheriff there fears -- he said thi...

be there. thats my commitment to. >> neil: heres the thing. ian is not leaving. its down but not out. ian now a tropical storm is expected to make its way back to a category one hurricane after devastating the sunshine state. south carolinas governor will hold a news conference shortly. heres what we know right now. a storm surge up to seven feet predicted for charleston, south carolina as of tomorrow. in florida today, more than 2.6 million people are still without power across the st...

states. what is a governor supposed to do? theyre trying to send a message to the rest of the country. >> make sure that no ones homeless, no ones hungry, and make sure that we always continue to treat people like human beings. im pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." hurricane fiona, this massive storm, might drop 30 inches of rain on puerto rico before it moves on. and already, we are seeing scenes like this on your screen. flooded rivers tearing away br...

of national mourning for britains longest serving monarch. well, the public viewing of the queens coffin has now officially ended, and westminster hall is closed to the public as preparations begin for her funeral. over the last few days thousands have waited for hours in lines stretching several miles along the river thames just to pay their respects. well, in the hours ahead a procession will take the queens coffin from westminster hall to westminster abbey where the funeral will tak...

is almost 10% of the population of florida. that means over 90% of people in florida to have electrical power. the number of people without electrical power is expected to rise as these slow-moving storm cuts across florida with hurricane-force winds. a major concern right now and overnight would be flash flooding caused by the heavy rains. more than two feet of rain is predicted in some areas, officials are warning residents to shelter in place if they have not evacuated. as many citi...

we had some of the strongest winds here so far. >> good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are continuing live coverage of hurricane in, the category four storm made landfall on floridas west coast this afternoon, and it is still battering the state with heavy rain and hurricane-force winds. right now, more than 2 million homes and businesses in the state of florida are without power. lets get right to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for the latest. michelle, i know you ...

through pitch dark southeast florida. many power outages are reported throughout the state, and already there about 2000 flight cancellations for today, many of them for orlando, tampa and jacksonville airports. it has been >> it has been downgraded to category one hurricane, but its still very dangerous. the winds are slowing, but catastrophic with life-threatening flooding. >> we get life updates on its path and destruction. >> in orlando, there were estimates that as much as 20 inch...