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everyone for joining us i'm eric shawn. the infrastructure in some area of florida have been completely destroyed and washed away. just take a look at that. tens of billions of dollars will be needed to rebuild according to the initial estimates and the storm recovery just one of the top stories we are following for you at this hour. also i had her in foxley in the southern border of the humanitarian crisis continues they are as slow. fox news learning some new details about the jaw-dropping number of got away so far this year as some migrants are pulled from the raging waters to saf...

feet high, could plunge into the neighborhood. it's just one of the many gulf coast communities still suffering from catastrophic flooding. >> it's been quite an operation. some of our major thoroughfares have become impassable even as the water recedes, there's washouts. so we have a long, long recovery period. >> all of this following hurricane ian's destructiv ive h across florida. it slammed into the gulf coast as a category 4 hurricane. entire towns leveled. florida governor ron desantis is expected to give an update on the situation later on in this hour. we'll take that for yo...

on shore after hurricane force winds and storm surge push them out of the sea. this is a scene of utter destruction. in areas where the storm leveled homes and businesses, damage assessments are also underway in south carolina to the was battered by dangerous storm surge. residents from florida to virginia facing another challenge in the form of a power outages. the lights are still out for more than 1 million people in florida alone. the white house has yet to confirm when president biden will visit that state. he says he plans to travel there as soon ask conditions allow. meanwhile...

>> that is amazing what you just said. the floodwaters are expected to peak in about another week or so? this is going to go on for you when you are in the central part of the state just below orlando. the waters will keep rising for the next five days. was this expected? ian hit the west coast of the state. you are on the other side. what we are doing and now is to continue our assessment as the management and oh county as we did on friday were conducting another aerial assessment was looking at this point we are looking at the areas that still experiencing extreme historical level of floodin...