. >> jacqui, we'll take you back to florida for a live report from kissimmee after the break.tay with us. hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroid and i always thought it would be so difficult to lose weight, but with golo, it simply wasn't. >> first responders and aid workers in florida are working to sift through the wreckage left in the wake of hurricane ian. katie is live in florida where the storm caused major flooding there. what are you seeing? >> as ian moved through the carolinas and now sets its sights on virginia, some parts of florida are dealing with flooding and for some people it's getting worse. rising waters, rivers and creek. this creek is now level, actually, with the highway here, you can see a car got stuck in it in the distance and emergency management officials expect the water to rise another two feet and won't recede for four days. and this is in sarasota county. cars were stuck, as water was flooding a 12-mile stretch of the highway and fema gave an update what we're dealing with with the

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i was in kissimmee yesterday and there was some flooding up there. they weren't in a flood plane. nobody was told to get flood insurance. they had probably a foot of water in their homes. they were just completely shocked. >> well, i mean, is the bottom line here, though, senator, that some of the communities have been so hard hit that you need to take a second look here. maybe some of them should not be rebuilt because of the risk level from extreme weather. >> well, i think you have to look at should you build in places? i believe these places are places where people want to live. they're beautiful places. so, what you really have to do is you have to say, i'm going to build but i'm going to do it aftedrew in changed its buildi codes, which has dramatically reduced the risk of damage. while i was governor we improved our building codes. i think after this, we're going to learn that -- we're going to i do have a bigger picture question because, you know, disasters are a time when people can come together. and our country is so incredibly divided. i know you know that. over this w

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our not discussed no government relations force on the ground i kissimmee florida. baptist church in tells, gentlemen, welcome. >> it's good to be here. >> let's start with this update from florida's governor don desanto spread. >> i was surprised to see that 48 hours after a massive impact i saw publix is reopening. i saw all this happening and th county, so the broader population can get back to normal, that is going to make i easier to help those who have been displaced. >> what is your organization sitting on the ground and some of the hardest hit areas. >> through the beginning we are just seeing a lot of hopelessness with people. they are hurt. they are really just in a state of disbelief and dismay. a lot of the elderly and a lot of our underserved communities have been hit hard by this. >> heartbreaking, do these ring out the best and many folks quest. >> they really do. i admire faith without works is dead. it's obvious their faith is alive and making a difference. financial assistance to groups like city servers and enable them to do that and something w c

just a few miles away in kissimmee, national guards men and women brought ten trucks like this into arhood dealing with the same thing. osceola county officials are worried that water will rise 2 more feet and not expected to crust, it won't rek recede likey for another 3 years. other under voluntary evacuation orders and we are seeing in neighborhoods young families with kids and pets and many are choosing to leave. >> we are just hoping that it doesn't get so high where our home is completely under water but likely we taped stuff off and it stays that way. reporter: i'm told there are 5 pumps actively working in lakes right now to help produce the water. >> up next dr. oz versus john fetterman, we will have the latest on the race in pennsylvania as fox news live continues. >> what an inspiring campaign for you, dr. oz. your success, your success is measured in how many words i might miss, you know. what kind of -- what kind of a doctor roots for somebody who was sick to stay sick. >> if you can't debate, that means you're lying to us about your health, either way he goes down. we ar

charlotte, where we got a lot of damages i was in kissimmee yesterday where there was actually a lotflooding. we're still working on rescuing people. thinks just horrible that people lost their lives. it's horrible that people are still possibly stuck in rubble. they're trying to get to these people as quickly as they can. they evacuated people who stayed on like sanibel and fort myers beach. there's areas in charlotte county where people are stranded. they've been trying to rescue everybody, but there is still who, to do. people are working hard, trying to get the power on, make sure your phones work, but the biggest thing is to find everybody, and whoever needs help, they gets the care they a need. we still have a lot of water outages. so there's a lot of work left to do. my heart goes out to everybody, though. >> you brought up charlotte county. that's a county with a population -- i think a majority is over the age of 65. they were having trouble just getting bottled water into charlotte county yesterday. has that improved? >> everything keeping getting better. one thing that sur

in kissimmee, florida, a town not right on the coast and heavily uh tech -- affected, but it turned roadsany residents to leave in a hurry and often leaving valuables behind. in south carolina this shrimp boat was washed ashore in myrtle beach as it passed through on friday. they are investigating how it broke free, but for now telling beach goers to stay away. >>> president biden approved federal funding to help those disterhaun aen counties ide a wl co and home repairs and debris and removal. they were on the ground to assess the damage with 2,000 federal response workers. >> i directed that every possible action be taken to save lives and get help to survivors because every single minute counts. >> the president says he will make a trip to florida soon and also to puerto rico which is trying to recover from hurricane fiona. >>> you know, one of the interest -- interesting things looking at the aftermath, it is difficult to tell what flooding in the pictures was caused by the storm surge and what was caused by the immense amounts of rain that came down inland away from the coast. you ca

the national guard riding through the shingle creek reserve at the oaks community in kissimmee, saturday . you guys need help evacuating the heroes helping families and their pets get out of their community and to safety there here and at least we can be able to leave because we weren't we wouldn't have been able to leave with our cars rescued angels solace his mom and grandmother. good like the heaven help they gave us and this is the situation in viola county. right now, you could see the water is all the way up to the top of my boot here. that is why the national guard has been out here rescuing people. it was actually crazy because, like yesterday there was no water. and the hurricane already. and then i woke up and i just through the window and all this water. many in the neighborhood are surprised that days after ian there just now seeing their streets blooded because the water levels went up. ultimately shingle creek water is pushed backwards and traveled in reverse through the storm water system. this water that you're seeing here came up through the manhole covers and as well fl

i was in kissimmee yesterday and there's areas you never think would flood that have flooded.l sorry for people. >> you mentioned lee county. almost half of the deaths reported so far in florida occurred in lee county where the hurricane made landfall wednesday afternoon. lee county didn't issue evacuation orders until tuesday afternoon. that was less than 24 hours before landfall. "the new york times" is reporting that there were delays in issuing that order. that's an apparent violation of their own policies for when to issue evacuation orders. did lee county fail to follow their own guidelines for when to evacuate, and did that delay cost lives? >> well, first off, every life is important. when i was governor, my goal was nobody died. we can rebuild anything. i don't want anybody to die. i think once we get through this and we do an assessment -- what i always try to do as governor is say, okay, what did we learn in each of these? i have four hurricanes, flooding from different hurricanes. as we go through we find out, is there things we can do better -- >> what we're learn

i foundnd these little dictation tapes very little micro kissimmee recorder. and these tapes.tarted to play them it was my dad's voice. and on these tapes or answers to all the questions that i wished i had had over the several months previous. what variety of seed court works best on which soil type. what cattle bread at best. and did wellin our climate. what neighbors to trust, which ones were good friends but what to do if we ever got into financial trouble. he even talked about us kids what he thought we would be when we grew up. and some of those tapes were almost ten years old but he moved them fromas pickup to pick up over the years. my dad was not a talker so it was a shock to me too find something like that. nobody had any idea he was doing something like that. i was just amazed that i could possibly have was on those a tapes. it was like a prayer delivered and answered. and at that moment that felt the peace that passes all understanding. it was almost like i just knew if god cared enough to give me all the answers to those questions that we were going to be l fine,

host: our next caller is early in kissimmee, florida on the independent line.is your question or comment? caller: good morning. my comment is that looking at this from a holistic point of view, i think the problem is to educate the american public of their system. i hear people call in and complain about the economy, that they are complaining about how inflation and labor. collect me if i'm wrong, but for capitalism to work successfully, it has to maintain an unemployment rate of 3%. it goes any lower than that, labor becomes too expensive to hire someone. they have tried to maintain 3% unemployment. inflation right now is caused because too much money is following too few goods. for example, right now, america has spent 70% of the gross national product, which is $23 trillion. people are naturally trying to buy more, which caused a chain of supply to actually backlog. now, you have inflation. the fed is now trying to control it, to control american spending by raising the cost of products. now, you have a problem because they are talking about a recession. you