it s very flooded, completely ruined, the fridge is on the floor, the cars are turned upside down. the toilets are on the floor. there is water leaking in the cabinets. everything is flooded, everything is ruined. they have only been living here a year before the hurricane hit. it s just destroyed and ruined, and then you have to start all over again. honestly, where do you start? how do you start in this? randi kaye, cnn, fort myers, florida. just all out devastation there in fort myers. let s go to our meteorologist, karen maginnis, tracking the trajectory of hurricane ian. karen, this is a storm, still is. it is, and we are really trying to nail down where this might make landfall. this has been taken such a securities roof, wrote. you spoke to make landfall projected to make landfall tampa, it didn t. it is full of surprises. it took almost 24 hours just to
stream of neighbors taking on neighbors and then homeowners moving to assess the damage. and take whatever they could save. no matter how small. we had to pick up our gecko. my wife leopard gecko, she s had it for 22 years. that thing is to be way over here? this couple had evacuated but took us inside their home to survey the damage. it s very flooded, it s ruins completely ruins. the couches are turned upside down, the toilet on the floor. there is water leaking in our cabinet. everything is ruined. they ve only been living here in a year before the hurricane hits. it s just destroyed, and its ruins. and then you have to start all over again. and honestly, where do you start? how do you start in this! randi randy kaye, cnn, fort myers, florida. he joins this hour from orlando in florida. edmund, thank you for taking time for being with us. thank you so much for making the time to talk to me, we
leopard geko. she s had it for 25 years. the couches are turned upside down, the toilets are upside down. there is water leaking in our cabinets. everything is ruined. reporter: they d only been living here a year. it s just destroyed and you have to start all over again. and where do you start? how do you start in this? reporter: that s what a lot of people in that community and this community are wondering where do you start? how do they begin? when you look at something like this, see all the twisted metal from a home just wrapped around a tree and a light pole there, this entire community, 650 homes underwater and the water is not receding. there s fish that are about two feet big. where they came from, it s unclear. the boats have been tossed out of here and the fish were tossed
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