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This morning thousands of floridans still suffering three weeks after hurricane ian. relief organizations say no group was hit harder than florida's many senior citizens. gabe cohen has the story. >> reporter: more than three weeks after hurricane ian made landfall in florida -- >> here's your truck. >> reporter: johnny is still sleeping in his pickup truck. the storm flooded his house outside fort myers. there's little left beyond this damp couch on cinder blocks where he rests his back after long days of cleanup. >> it helps me feel like this is still home, and it's my home. so probably more...

Sanibel is bad. captive is really bad. it's currently it is catastrophic that most on a little most people don't understand until you see it. >> so many of these people that you are talking about, disabled people, could they have evacuated if they'd had wanted to? or was this bound to happen because they were basically trapped? >> a lot of these islands, the only way to come on in office by boat. sanibel, the causeway and bridge to go to sanibel, as you know, has been taken out on both banks. and in the rescue business we don't judge. people stay for reasons, people leave for their reasons, bu...

Crews will be out here assessing the damage. the people we spoke to yesterday say they are grateful that situation did not get much worse. they are on high alert because of what they witnessed in florida. back to you. >> nbc's kathy park, thank you. let's go to the state of florida. we are in fort myers. steve, what is the latest there? >> katie, the damage here is almost indescribable. it is so widespread that it is essentially as far as the eye can see. homes are disintegrated. cinder blocks since -- they destroyed the marina where i am. adipose are normally in this harbor to my right. they ...

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Wasn't bothered about this at all. when he was worried about was the rioters. >> people sense that justice was not done in the verdict that came down in the state criminal court, and i would just hope that president bush doesn't anticipate or encourage a backlash against the rioting which followed the verdict. >> tucker: el, reginald denning. what did he do wrong? he was hauling a load of cinder blocks and they beat him, brain damage. that's cool. bennie thompson, chairman of the january 6th committee, decided he couldn't condemn rioting. instead he was worried about injustices against black o...