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hello. live in atlanta, 3:00 a.m. in florida. we continue to follow the path of hurricane ian. now, weaker, but still a major worry. that hurricane has finally been downgraded to a category-1 storm, but it's still moving menacingly right above the state of florida and heading northeast winds, approximately 75 miles or 125 kilometers per hour, still lashing large sections of the state.just 12 hours after it crashed in southwest florida as an almost category-5 hurricane. as you can imagine, there have been power outages with more than 2 million homes and businesses in the dark. that's ...

It approaches the coast of south carolina and georgia in havana on friday morning for a third and final landfall there on friday morning. but the scope of this system, with the yellow there, those are tropical-storm force winds. here is orange, up to 50 miles an hour. hurricane winds near the eye wall there. hurricane, gradually diminishing here, at 50 or 60 miles per hour winds. that's why i think power outages out of florida and the carolinas and georgia will be widespread. once it makes landfall there friday morning, it eventually pushes inland across several portions of the carolinas, as w...

>> reporter: the man from the video joint just now. i understand you experienced the eyeball and what kind of in a dire situation. >> yeah. the first eye wall was bad enough. then, we got another one after the first eye wall, but that second eyewall, it didn't hit.we expected it to, but when it hit, it very, very strong. also, a lot stronger with the wind speed than the first eyewall. it was very scary, because we didn't know when it would end. right now, no power, it was buckling, shaking all the cars, including our vehicles, bouncing up and down, like it was going to straight lift off. it wa...

Our cnn, randy kay, in particular, and finding the ferocious second eye wall roaring through this city. >> the eye passed over, and there was no rain, but right now, we are here, getting word we received, over here, jerry. look down here, you can see a little bit of metal wrapped around the power line there. there's a tree down. they're very concerned about flooding here, and downtown punta gorda. certainly, from what we are seeing now, this is a very, very difficult situation, a very bad situation. we're not far from charlotte harbor, which is where the water would have pushed in from. >> our...

States. you're seeing a bit of that northward shift? >> i think so. i'm going to draw it on the radar. it is a subtle shift. to see anything to the north, dave, we'll see. moving west at 1 mile per hour. here is the radar out of miami. obviously the eye right over to the east of freeport, to the west and right over grand bahama island. i want to take you back. this is going to be about six hours. you'll notice the bottom of the eye wall there, right there on the island, watch where it is at this hour. it's up here. so there is some type of movement to the north. yes, obviously it's still movin...