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This? i feel it s time for a remodel. reporter: that s a good outlook. can you rebuild? yes. reporter: even inland, in places like orlando, floodwaters were still high on friday. we saw in central florida was more standing water than what we saw in southwest florida where the big storm surge came in. reporter: authorities warning residents of the biggest dangers. what is the biggest danger they re facing now? downed power lines that might be reenergized. try to stay home. stay safe. call us if you need us. reporter: the death toll now over 40. more than 1 million customers without power. some could take days or weeks to restore. and the figures on property losses remain staggering, according to the property analytics firm. hurricane ian could have caused as much as $47 billion in insured losses. that could make it the most expensive hurricane in the history of the state of florida. ....
Countless vacation home, hotels, businesses, boats and vehicles were pulverized by the category 4 storm. one analysis predicts the uninsured losses, or the insured losses in the state will be nearly $50 billion. tragically, florida s death toll continues to climb as search and rescue teams look for more victim. ian is now a post tropical cyclone after making landfall in south carolina on friday. so far, at least 45 storm-related fatalities have been confirm in florida. officials fear the final tally will be much higher. the u.s. coast guard says many people are still stranded by deep water. we re finding that many of the people are not critically injured or distressed but they re stranded. they re stuck on islands, either manmade islands that have been ....
Naples, florida. well, ian made its second u.s. landfall near georgetown 48 a as category 1 hurricane. power is being restored to impacted areas as officials assess the damage. nearly 80,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity throughout south carolina. shelters where people took refuge from the storm in charleston county, are set to close saturday afternoon. while the storm has weakened as it moves further inland, the governors of south and north carolina are warning that risks still remain. this doctor is an ems and emergency physician. he joins us now from fort myers in florida. sir, thank you very much for your time. it must be, well, an exhausting couple of days for you. ....
To run away and be homeless, many of them in the countries that let them in rather than fight this war that putin says every russian supports. that is a remarkable statement all by itself. nina, thank you so much. we appreciate it. thanks for your time. all right. coming up, more live coverage in store for you in just a few moments from florida in the aftermath of h hurricane ian. that is next. 65 people,e, that is the latest estimate from authorities here in florida. 65 people killed in the state. that number could go higher as the hours go on. the latest in just a few moments. with hand-crafted steakburgers and chicken sandwiches. there s a perfect plate for everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every oer. there s a perfect plate for everyone. ....
And the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. our breaking news coverage of yes on 30. hurricane ian continues. it is been downgraded to a category two hurricane. bill reported to us earlier tonight that maybe it s on its way to being a category one storm. we are going to orlando now where we are joined by jesse for nbc in orlando. jesse, what is the situation there now? lawrence, you can see heavy rain coming down. sporadic, strong wind gusts. this is been going on for hours now. the situation continuing to degenerate here, what i want to stress, and i just heard from my producer brian, according to a climate team were still probably around 11 to 12 hours ....