for almost 25 years. saw a lot of storms here. this is by far the worst storm i have ever witnessed. just some of the scenes from florida yesterday. we got a better look at the destruction left behind by hurricane ian. we re tracking the storl again this morning. it is set to make land fall. the united states for a second time. meanwhile, congress is up against a deadline to keep the government running. and to provide critical awed for storm victims. also on the i had, the wife of a supreme court justice makes an alarming statement to the january 6th committee. that s all ahead on way too early. good morning. welcome to way too early on this friday, september 30th. thanks for starting your day with us. will we ll begin with the latest on ian. it has intensified into a hurricane again and is heading towards south carolina. after leaving a trail of absolute destruction in florida. it s expected to make land fall in charleston around noon today as a category one storm.
Untends to visit the island of puerto rico as it recovers. we won t know the toll of the two storms for some time. there is no question the victims of both of the storms need all the help they can get. way too early is coming up next. so many scenes like this down the area. wires into the streets. there are neighborhoods now under water. of the biggest concern here was rainfall. they re also concerned about alligators and snakes. once the water came from the gulf of mexico down here, it was a river. you see that section of the sanibel causeway just wiped out. i have seen buildings, home after home after home with trees down and debris. boats sunk in the harbor. whole towns decimated, completely leveled. i came here in the mid 70s. i was on the police department