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And in ukraine, ukraine racking up more battlefield devastation. That is what were watching at this hour. The search for survivors in florida, rescuers going doortodoor in neighborhoods decimated by Hurricane Ian still nearly 2,000 have been rescued so far an the death toll from this Monster Storm Jumping to more than 100 people now. More than half of the deaths are in one county alone, lee county. The sheriff there is about to hold a Press Conference. Were going to bring you that live when it begins, when it happens. There is so much tragedy from this storm. Weve seen this for days now. But w...

and in ukraine, ukraine racking up more battlefield devastation. that is what we're watching at this hour. the search for survivors in florida, rescuers going door-to-door in neighborhoods decimated by hurricane ian still nearly 2,000 have been rescued so far an the death toll from this monster storm jumping to more than 100 people now. more than half of the deaths are in one county alone, lee county. the sheriff there is about to hold a press conference. we're going to bring you that live when it begins, when it happens. there is so much tragedy from this storm. we've seen this fo...

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Homes. >> you have estimated that damages in naples could be more than $1.5 billion. what does that include? >> so, the damage assessment that we completed was mostly external visual observation and that equated to about $700 million. what it didn't include were all of the submerged vehicles, all of the interior damage, furniture, carpet -- >> city manager i'm going to jump in. we're going to jump over to lee county, fort myers for an update there. >> we have a hundred calls for service that were holding. welfare checks and call to 911. all of the stuff that we could not get to during this cat...

Well, correct, this building was physically attached to mine. it wasn't just simply next door. it was that we shared a common wall. shortly thereafter, after those negotiations failed, in early 2009, the city went about to demolish this building they no longer wanted. in the process of tearing down this building, they also included part of that common wall. they damaged the wall to the extent that there were many cracks, holes, openings, bricks and blocks were knocked loose. and basically, left me in a very porous condition. in other words, my wall was wide open to the elements. rain, you know...