at 23. we were at 20 a couple of hours ago in jacksonville. 43 in naples, still at freezing in tampa. so the cold air s in florida, you ve got another day of it. and take a look at this, hard please warnings again tonight into freeze warnings. again tonight into tomorrow morning. the warmup happens by the the time we get to wednesday. in the short term, we ve got this alberta clipper that s coming through here, maybe 3-5 inches for a few areas, 1-2 across parts of the ohio valley. this ll be through by the time we get towards tomorrow, and then we see this transition and a lot of moisture coming to the west. we ll talk about that later on as well. carley: rick, thank you very much. despite a wide range of accomplishments like failing to secure the border and constantly having to replace her staff, vice president kamala harris says the press doesn t cover her fairly claiming, quote: there are things that i ve done as vice president that pulley demonstrate the strength of my
devastating effects of hurricane ian essentially since the storm made landfall. brian, it looks like behind you there is quite a bit of damage. what are you seeing? reporter: right, boris. you talk about people trying to recover their lives, trying to recover their possessions and assess their damage. this is what they are up against in naples and throughout the region. check this out. this suv got washed all the way over from the street, which is 100 yards away, and is now dangling on the edge of this canal here. there is another one right behind us where it s the same. i am going to talk to the owner of this vehicle in a second. that wheel is just about hanging i by a thread over the canal. first i will take you over here. our photo journalist will show you what this did to boats in the canal. if you see that one across the way there, you can see that one, that s tipped over just to the front and there is one tipped to the side. we had larger boats picked up at the height of the st
conducting urban search and rescues at upper level apartment units where older people cannot use elevators and do not have food and water. when you talk about local residents maybe not being quite as satisfied with communications, they have to factor in that they re still conducting searches and rescues three days out. brian todd in naples, thank you. let s stay in naples. ths this is not only a crisis for humans, but animals as well. i want to bring in two people from the humane society. thank you both for coming in. i see you have two cute little cats. i m a total softy when it comes to animals and i think about how they re doing in times like this. dave, lots of questions about how your animal group is scrambling to care for them. first, before we get to that, i
cnn s nadia romero is in arcadia. we begin with brian todd in naples. officials said it could take months to recover. we have seen evidence all day long from our boat ride to where you are right now. where do things stand today where you are? jim, we re going to show you more evidence of why it s going to take so long to recover. we have been showing you houses and apartments where people have put all their worldly possessions on the curbs, from pwepblgs, fridges, chairs and tables. there is a security issue here. some places remain exposed. ground floor apartments. this was all done by water, by the way. the flood surge came in, tore out the facade of this apartment building, pushed everything out. we re going to sweep over to your right. orlando ruiz and i are going to show apartments to your right. they put up police tape.
it is so broad, everybody is going to be impacted. this is millions and millions of people in the rainfall is going to be devastating. make sure you have a plan for what to do if you get trapped or stranded in some areas. we saw that problem in fort, in naples, in some of those areas that had been so devastating. but i ll be back at this about 20 minutes, kristie, and we ll bring you another update. that s coming up. yeah, it s good to have all of these models, as you point, out it can change in an instant. we appreciate you will be back in 20 minutes. karen mcinnis, thank you. hurricane ian is bearing down on the north and south carolina coastlines. the governor of south carolina says people need to be prepared right now. we know what s coming. so there s a little bit of wiggle room and exactly how strong the rains, and how strong the winds will be. but the biggest variable is human reaction. it s people failing to take the