i want the after pete: the aftermath of hurricane ian leaves florideans picking up the pieces. search and rescue efforts in the sunshine state are underway. 30 people confirmed dead and 27 deaths in florida alone. more than 1 million people in florida are without power. will: ian making land fall in south carolina yesterday and battering the east from the atlantic side as a hurricane surging inland as a post-tropical cyclone. several piers including this one on polly s island collapsing into the water. rachel: team coverage with meteorologist rick reichmuth standing by. thank god we have him today but we have alexandria hoff on the ground in fort meyers. good morning. good morning, there s a line of ambulances that are ready to be deployed as the day goes on and it s a somber reminder on the highways and yesterday you d be driving down and coming from fort meyers beach and fort meyers beach almost completely washed away and recovery efforts are more methodical and will co
opened his doors after hurricane harvey and katrina. we re joined by mattress mack now. or mack. i ve been called worse, rachel. call my mack. that s fine. rachel: all right, mack, we just love what you re doing and i looked at the supply list of things that you re sending out there. it s just so practical, clorox, sheet rocks, knives, brooms, tarps, nonperishable food items. talk to me about how things are going in terms of the relief efforts on your part and what other people can do to help. we ve had a tremendous response of texas bringing different supplies we had our first truck in florida right now going to see where to drop off the supplies at. then our people are going down there to do the actual physical work helping people muck out their homes and get them redone. we ve been through this in houston many times before of