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Far and volunteers have gone out to save even more. the cajun navy, a volunteer group, came to the rescue of a woman in fort myers beach who says she stood on her bed for hours as water rushed into her home. listen as she is on the phone with a loved one. >> i'm up to my neck in water. >> okay. all right. >> i am so cold. >> hopi, i'm losing you, i can't hear you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> wow, just the heartbreak and sheer terror there. ian is tracking north as a post-tropical cyclone. even though it's been downgraded officials warn it still threatens the area with heavy rain, wind and...

Pride to gun violence. >> david is delivering for me in that short window of time. gentlemen, i am sorry. we have run out of time. i would like you both become back. this is my power political power this morning. thank you both for being here. >> coming up, ian may be downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone. it does not mean that folks are in the clear yet. the storm is tracking north. it could be leaving flash floods and its way. we are gonna check in with meteorologist michelle grossman about where we can expect the most dangerous after effects before the storm is heading. that is next. stay w...

The storm surge flooding this naples fire station, in fact. the hurricane as we said, now headed inland. orlando now bracing, where many took cover in hotels. and we have told you here, this could be a category 1 hurricane still when it arrives. then as you can see there, tracking north, and there where states of emergency tonight in georgia and in the carolinas, as well. our team across the storm zone. senior meteorologist rob marciano leading us off tonight from st. petersburg, florida. >> reporter: tonight, entire buildings swept away. families trapped by floodwaters. mance trous hurricane ...

Tennis third round. that's just coming into us in the last few minutes. also following events for us there, our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes. he's at choshi beach near tokyo. all eyes today have been on the weather, rupert? from where you are, we can certainly see why. that's right, ben. the last few days in tokyo, particularly sunday and monday, everybody was talking about the heat and how it was affecting tennis players and triathletes in particular, he were really suffering. now we are talking about something completely different, that is a tropical storm. typhoon number eight has...

Tonight and tomorrow. they'd be in the heart of one of the strongest storms we have seen in the last 84 years. >> thank you, bill. appreciate you being very on top of this storm. joining miss is craig few gauga. thank you for taking a few moments with me. still uncertainty with where it exists, where the storm might miss. from the standpoint of fema, to be prepared for contingencies, how do you handle that kind of uncertainty? >> fema has already had folks here, in south carolina, north carolina, georgia, the way they approach this, they always assume the worst case, as the storm began that tr...