it s the top of the hour on cnn newsroom. i m alisyn camerota in new york. hurricane ian has killed at least 13 people. it s the strongest storm to hit the west coast of florida in nearly 20 years. local officials say we should brace for that number of victims to rise. the life and death danger from ian continues as it pushes northeast, still pummelling florida. rescuers were pulling people from high water all day and night. survivors describe no time to wait as people had to carry children, as you can see, through chest-high waters. ian made landfall just west of cape coral. our cnn drone shows the devastation there. i mean obviously you can just see these are supposed to be streets, but they are completely flooded. nearby ft. myers and naples further south are both decimated. countless neighborhoods are still submerged in the floodwaters at this hour. the communities of sanibel and pine island are now cut off from the mainland after ian washed away parts of this causewa
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or 60 miles per hour through those canyons. i know there are two main fires, three with the hill fire. there may be more. if you smell smoke or see something that you don t like, it s time to get out there have. that s how fast this was moving. there was no chance to get out. and we heard our guest say, chad, this community, one of the communities, a retirement community, many of the homes are wood homes. yes. and it was obviously more difficult for the people to move out quickly. thank you for being on top of all of it for us, chad. if you want to help the people in california who need it so much right now, we have a big list of ways you can help. go to cnn.com/impact. cnn.com/impact. wrul syou ll see it right there. recounts under way in a tight senate and gubernatorial race. we ll take you live. state-mandated recounts by law. act the attorney matt whita
it was a dollar. the bet that we lose, you have to run out of the building in your underwear. once you get out of college? while they continue to talk about their bets, i ve got to bring you the headlines. we start with the fox news alert. at least 400 people have died while you were sleeping overseas in china. thousands of others are hurt because of these big earthquakes in western china. mud and wood homes collapsed as they were pouring into the streets. the main quake was measured at 6.9. rescue workers still struggling at this hour to dig all the trapped people out. we ll keep you posted on that story throughout the morning. poland s parliament announcing a presidential election is now going to take place in mid june. this as the national week of mourning continues with thousands paying respect to the polish president and the first lady maria. the white house says president obama will travel to krakow sunday to attend the funeral. he and his wife were among 96 people includ
near those fault lines, people have to at least be aware are vulnerable. let s get to an explainer here. how does earthquake insurance work? reporter: well, it s not covered under your standard homeowners policy. you have to know that if you live in one of these areas, listen up, because you ve got to buy a separate policy to protect you and your home against earthquake. earthquakes are expensive and there s a lot of factors here. let s look at what we re talking about. the age of your home, the older the home obviously the more cost is going to be for the insurance. if you ve got a wood home versus a brick home, wood homes actually withstand quakes better and the soil consistency. if it s soft, that s going to mean more potential damage. and where you live, the proximity to those fault lines. you ve got deductibles anywhere from 2 to 20%. let s say your house has $100,000 in damage, you have a 10% deductible, it s going to cost you $10,000 and that s why a lot of people don t have
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