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Thanks so much for being with us. i know it is early. but any sort of damage assessment at this point? >> it has really been horrific here. if you listen to the meteorologists, they were talking about where the storm is going to hear, many of them often said, whoever is just south, into that dirty part of the storm, is going to get significant storm surge. and we got a try and shove it in naples and marco island and port of the islands, i hoses supery, basically the top of my district have a big...

For that, after katrina, and the gulf coast, they largely fix or wind damage, where they could. heres the question. to the extent that water is a problem, and increasingly a more serious problem, what is the correlation between that and the fact that we have rising water levels in the first place so that in places like miami you see water coming through the drain sometimes in good weather -- in places like charleston floods with very little rain -- what is the correlation when it comes to climat...

Storm. you cant have that in our country. we just cant have a. >> it strikes me to hear you reference hurricane andrew and think about the fact that that was more than 30 years ago, which means you have been doing this important work for more than 30 years. >> i hope i -- but yes, ive been doing this along time. >> it is important because it gives you a sense of context and the lessons we have learned -- and the lessons we have, not unfortunately. >> one more quick thing. this storm, in a way, i...

Christine Bomlitz, of Las Vegas, had been anxious to reach her mother, Shirley Affolter, an 84-year-old resident of a retirement community just north of where Hurricane Ian made landfall. She

-- im sorry, this past summer, it is brutal. and we see rising temperatures -- which heats -- weve for to see some very violent storms coming through, even afternoon rains are no longer just the afternoon rain said i grew up with. they are serious storms that come off the waters. so we have to prepare as a state. we have to fortify ourselves and be ready for the eventuality of this happening every year on one of the co-signs. and especially in the tampa bay area, we are kind of a horseshoe shape...

News coverage of hurricane in. my colleague ali velshi is in naples, florida. hes been doing walkable putting on the ground, all day, all night, experiencing the storms impact, and it is causing workers storm surges, where you are tonight in naples, you are, since, ali on the, ground did people feel more threatened by the storm? >> this is a confusing one. the western coast of florida had not had a storm in sometime, although theyve had very serious storms in the past. but weve become jaded to t...

Dangerous than wind storms are, and thats what weve seen because you dont have the same sense of terror inside you. its slow moving. this came upon us quickly. i was literally walking around on this ground level and an hour later it was so dangerously flooded that i wasnt able to get down for another several hours. thats because the high tide turned around. youre absolutely right. thats the first car weve seen moving since noon. its a truck and theyre trying to get through it. that is actually w...

Hurricane Ian has made landfall in western Cuba, lashing the island with rain and winds as it barreled north toward the Florida coast. The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Ian

Hurricane Ian tore into western Cuba as a major hurricane Tuesday and left 1 million people without electricity. Now its on a collision course with Florida over warm Gulf waters

BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. (AP) — About 2,000 households in Bullhead City were still without electricity Tuesday after a weekend wind storm toppled about 50 power poles. City officials said the Fox Creek neighborhood, the area around Montana Wash Road and Laredo Village were expected to have power restored by Tuesday afternoon.