surge. tucker: yeah. we had to get high and dry as best we can. tucker: nice job. will nunnally, thank you so much for that worth. good luck tonight. tucker: we ll be back tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m., . sean: welcome to hannity, we begin tonight with a fox news alert. only hours ago, hurricane ian made land fall near port charlotte florida as a category 4 storm, areas around naples, fort myers, sarasota, they have been devastated by high winds and very severe flooding. new video showing water rising up to 12 feet in some areas. entire homes sadly washed away. now, this hurricane is far from over as much of florida now remains tonight in serious danger. here with the very latest we
sean: all right, nate, thank you as well. by the way i lived in southwest florida, had a place there for many, many years, i know naples, fort myers, sarasota leading up to tampa very well. the way the track of this storm is, that s the area where it hit very, very hard. fort myers, naples to the south, sarasota to the north and it literally is going right in from the western side of florida and then it s going to make a turn right up that i-4 corridor you hear about every election, right over orlando and then make itself towards the eastern seaboard of florida, that would be ponta ved, r. a, jacksonville florida, that area, and then you have to look at what happens in savannah georgia and moving up to charleston south carolina all the way in this hurricane. look at this, i think that s from the naples fire department. there s a lot of videos, that was under water all day, i believe that is the naples fire department and i ve seen pictures like that all day from fort myers, from napl
move in and that s going to take at least another 24-36 hours before work can even begin in these parts. we know that, let s say weather forecasting is an important science, most models leading into today, and i m not blaming everybody, everybody s doing the best job they can, had this storm hitting a little bit more north, more towards the tampa area. it came in a little bit southwest, and that being naples, that being fort myers, that being sarasota. but you still had 2.5 million people that were in the evacuation zone. that s a lot of people to move. in some of these areas people did not evacuate and my understanding is, is that there are requests out there looking for people, if you have any information about anybody that may be in trouble, as soon as they re able, they want to send them in. do you know anything about those efforts? yeah florida disaster.org, if