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On tuesday, governor ron desantis warned that impacts of the storm has started with rain, wind, and a severe weather threat from the outer bands. the storm is set to make landfall in the states gulf coast in the coming hours near port charlotte. state officials are telling residents in the hurricane's path that the time to get to safety is now. >> this storm will only continue to intensify. if you want to leave, as the governor has said, now is your last chance. we cannot send first responders into harm's way because you decided not to leave. you must leave now. >> back to meteorologist pedram...

Storm barrels towards the course. property loss could be in the billions, human cost still unknown. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. we are tracking hurricane ian tonight as it closes in on florida's west coast. we just got the 11 pm forecast from the national hurricane center, and we'll bring you the latest on the huge storms path in just a moment. meanwhile, the january six committee has postpone tomorrow's hearing because of the storm. so far the hearing has yet to be rescheduled. but we are getting more video from a roge...

Do, that when you have to move a patient, that is an ivy, fluid that is requiring dialysis. this makes it all the much worse, when it comes to looking at this, in a microcosm of why is this happening, all the time. infrastructure must be built, so it's not like you can have levies, hold but you don't have electricity, or you can have electricity but that levies don't hold. this is not a golf game. it's not like you're driving in you're not putting in the same. this is real life and we have to do better. >> doctor, cheri, thank, you stay safe down, there were all thinking about everyone in the ...

Correspondent, live from new orleans. you stay safe out there jay we may be checking back in with you as well. stay safe. we louisiana of course is dealing with at least two crises simultaneously. a large and dangerous hurricane of course, ida that's been battering the state. but also that surge in covid related hospitalization, which means that patients and staff in the storms path, were unable to move out of harm's way. tonight, check this out, video shot by a nurse at a louisiana hospital, showing her harrowing view of a piece of that facilities roof being blown away, by those hurricane-for...

And in mobile on either side of storms path. in addition, we put several small urban rescue response crews, throughout the region. several dozen of them are on standby as well, to go in and help many civilians that are stranded, and then we have our fleet of coast guard ships, that are off store, following behind the storm. and they will do several things. they will provide command and control platforms, for ships as the storm moves in the harbor, in the harbor starts to clear, they will deport assessments, and see if there's any shoreline notice of buoys or off station. and then our fleet of ...