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The community, though, is rallying together. as well there are churches providing resources, food, water to people. more shelters are opening, but they're also gonna tolerate dating to certain degrees. they are providing transportation to and from shelters, so people have somewhere they can go. >> colin, -- stay safe and keep on doing that work. it is so important. thank you so much. >> hurricane ian is expected to be one of the costliest hurricane to ever hit the u.s.. its price tag right now is estimated at 67 billion dollars and rising. that puts it in company with the historic deadly storm...

A far longer road to adoption. but subaru knows even the toughest roads can lead to the most amazing places. that's why subaru and our retailers created national make a dog's day... to help all underdogs find homes. subaru. more than a car company. i'm here and fort myers beach, florida, three days after a record-breaking category four, almost category five hurricane swept through, some researchers estimate the storm has caused up to 67 billion dollars and damage, that is a very early assessment, likely to rise in coming weeks, still determining what some of the damage is, my next guest has se...

Hour. ripping through south florida. then, coming back to slim south carolina and now, north carolina. we are hearing from residents who survived. >> we shouldn't be alive right now. we shouldn't be alive right now with that storm. the power of that storm, i, mean if that would have crashed into the side of the house, i, mean it would have, we would have been swept away. right now, the florida medical examiner confirms at least 58 people have died. but emergency officials expect that number to go up. we will not know the full extent of the damage for days. but the initial damage assessment? it...

Desecrate, from statues to energy infrastructure. and no one in congress is trying to stop any of it. they're just preparing for the inevitable fallout. they just announced a spending bill to respond to nuclear incidents in ukraine. the spending bill also brings the total u.s. expenditure on ukraine, the war but also funding its government and energy for ukraine, to $67 billion on the eve of what could be a massive economic disruption, here, to our economy. $67 billion. more than russia's entire military budget last year. congress is expected to fully pass the bill, republicans nodding along w...

Grand total is, at least for now, $53 billion. now, i understand the logic, supporting ukraine now is more cost effective than fighting russia later on. is there no limit on what the u.s. is willing to spend? >> i think there's a limit, but i don't think we're near it yet. the comparison we showed is really fascinating, because if you think that russia, for all that we learned about its military modernization, or how much it's refreshed its tired old equipment, is spending only $66 billion, $67 billion a year, well, that's not 10% of what the pentagon spends each year on military operations. a...