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For parts of northeast florida, much like what we saw with ida, especially along some of the rivers there in jacksonville. and it's the reason and one of the primary reasons why throughout the day today into early tomorrow, on friday, notice the thatched areas there of red , meaning extreme rainfall. this, my friends, a live look at daytona. look at this camera. it is shaking. we were saying before that orlando executive airport wind gusts well over 50 miles per hour. >> and if you look very carefully there, again, perhaps up toward the upper right hand corner, looks like that could be a parki...

Florida gulf coast with near hurricane-force strength, causing life-threatening flooding. >> overwhelmingly it's been that surge that has been the biggest issue, and flooding. >> the monster storm making landfall with winds of 150 miles per hour. >> i've been here since the mid 70s. this is actually by far the worst storm i've ever seen. >> i can tell you, i'm looking at the businesses downtown that are all flooded, windows blown out. >> even before the worst of the storm hit, people in fort myers already seeing massive flooding. >> the storm surge is very significant. we're actually seeing ca...

0 >> and i just want to send a quick thank you to our first responders. i mean, you see these images of them cutting down trees, trying to remove the debris so that we can get our days back to normal. but we still have quite some time to get through. >> and we're going to do, you know, it is the firefighters, it's the police officers. >> it is just everyone working behind the scenes. >> and hurricane ian water in parts of southwest florida, streets and buildings completely flooded, power knocked out at one point over two million people. and one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the u...

>> carley: speaking of family, the royal family is mourning a deep personal loss, but now king charles' life is about to change in a huge way. >> king charles iii as we now call him, he has been waiting for this for some time. he is in his mid-70s. i think what is rather extraordinary, we saw the queen put out a statement over the past year that she hoped that the public, the british public would accept camilla as the queen consort. we are waking up to this and we feel we want to continue to have that connection with the queen. we don't want it to go away. in order to have that connection, we ...

She was all aebt laughing at somebody tripping up or maybe slapstick humor or on official duty, something is going wrong, someone's hat blew off or whatever. it was quite funny, her sense of humor, and it was a pleasure to photograph her like that. >> you said some of your favorite parahotographs, can yo tell us about queen elizabeth and the queen mother kneeling in front of what looks like a fence. i'm not sure where this was. >> well, it was back in the mid-'70s when i first started taking pictures of the royal family as a young photographer. and it was pre the period of a lot of security co...