Don reports live on the ground from Orlando as Hurricane Ian, currently downgraded to category 2, pushes its 105 mph winds deeper into Florida leaving over 1.9 million people without power. St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway tells Don about the majority of residents making the choice to stay put rather than be evacuated as the City waits to see the worst of what the storm has delivered overnight.Craig Fugate is a former Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator. He talks with Don about how the damage caused by Hurricane Ian will be systematically assessed when the light comes up. Rob Herrin is the Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Public Information Officer. He joins to talk about the storm damage being seen in Tampa, and the challenge of roof fire responses being delayed as falling trees take out power lines.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy