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Who stayed behind, and who is trapped. we are getting a lot of calls. in fact, my last update said there are 30 rescues in this county, in the naples area of people trapped in their attics or on higher floors. we don't have a full situation report on that. we should by morning. >> and look, by that end, the sheriff's department said they're receiving a significant number of people trapped by water, but at the same time we're seeing first responders in videos that are struggling to deal with the flooding. can you tell us with the emergency response looks like on the ground where you are at this...

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Until it's fixed or repaired? it may not be thousands, maybe tens of thousands and possibly hundreds of thousands. that's the question we will see you tomorrow. >> all right, thank you so much bill. i want to go now to my colleague, ali velshi who has been reporting from naples, florida, all day. this was the scene in naples, 12:46 pm this afternoon, that's as that storm surge began to overwhelm the city with water flooding in from naples beach. this is how it looked a few hours later. that's around 3 pm. those same cars you saw partially submerged now almost completely underwater. about an ho...

Steve patterson, thank you so much for being down there and reporting for us. please do stay safe. so this is a live look at orlando, florida. this is not on the coast at all, but where rain is absolutely pouring down as hurricane ian moves inland. i think we have maybe lost our orlando shot. we should note that the storm is moving across the peninsula, moving slowly. we are expecting that it will continue to dump a lot of water across the entire part of florida. then it's going to bank off into the atlantic, and as we said, we hit again. i don't think we have anyone to go to in orlando right ...

>> all right, stay with msnbc throughout the evening as we continue to bring you live coverage of the devastating impact of hurricane ian in florida's florida. this is the readout. i turn it over to chris hayes. chris, off to you. >> thank you so much, joy. i really appreciated. this hour, one of the most powerful storms to hit the united states in decades is roaring across florida, bringing massive amounts of water and catastrophic winds. hurricane ian was just down graded to category three storm, maximum sustained winds of up to 125 miles per hour. but it made landfall in florida's west coas...