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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...

“We’re still waiting for the roof, and we spent the money for that, so I don’t know what’s going on; we’re still waiting for the insurance."

Osceola sheriff says National Guard is taking over rescues as waters from Hurricane Ian continue to rise

As you know county announced they mandatory evacuation of the village due to rising waters. as of saturday there was a voluntary evacuation as well basically we are asking people and their vehicles to not go through these waters. because at this point there is so much water right now that only heavy duty vehicles can make it safely through those waters. that's basically the situation we have right now the city of st. cloud also issued a voluntary evacuation for several areas and some others. we are asking our residents to keep themselves informed. calling 911 if they need any help from us but.

>> 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...