new york state and new jersey declaring states of emergency. new york city imposed a travel ban through 5:00 a.m. >> floodwaters inundated newark international airport and farther south parts of trenton under evacuation orders because a local river is rising threaten to submerge entire neighborhoods. in passaic, one death is confirmed. >>> all of this followed a series of reported tornadoes around philadelphia and in maryland. dozens of homes are destroyed. those details in a moment, but first the crisis in new york. overnight dramatic images of the historic flash flood emergency in the northeast. what's left of hurricane ida pummel new jersey one point wednesday night where five inches fell per hour. >> never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: and this man filming a river of water rushing off a highway exit. >> that's the garden state parkway exit 154. the water is coming off the parkway and into our neighborhood. > reporter: newark airport, the baggage room flooded. the airport suspending all flights last night and for the first tim

new stories of heroism and tragedy. >>> dr. matic new images. a massive wall of water crashing through the wall of this home just seconds after a pan walks through, and in the south, growing desperation in louisiana. several deaths at a nursing home after residents were evacuated to a warehouse. >>> also breaking overnight, a new legal challenge to the law banning most abortions in texas. how planned parenthood is fighting back. and this morning, supporters of the new law weigh in. how many more states could follow. >>> new video overnight, a daring new mission to space exploding into a fireball over the pacific. >>> pleading guilty. what we're learning about the so-called qanon shaman who became the face of the capitol attack. >>> plus, a new role for tom hanks. >>> the star athlete stripped of his gold medal because he was three minutes late for an appointment. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm faith abubey. mona is stove. >>> we begin with stunning new images of the devastation across the northeast. >> 59 death

this is -- no, newark, new jersey. newark, new jersey.hey are putting these images up. and i'm seeing them for the first time. so i'm just going to go through them as we get all of these -- this new video and pictures coming into cnn. this is what is happening all over the northeast. but what is important is that there are states of emergency happening all over bridgeport, connecticut, you are looking at right now. and there you go. you are hearing the honking out on the interstates. and that car up to its windows in floodwaters. and that is why they are telling you do not drive through those floodwaters, even though people do. this is brooklyn, new york, and you have cars in brooklyn, new york, that are literally creating wakes that are flowing into people's homes right now. the future mayor of new york city, eric adams, joins us now. um, mayor elect -- mayor nominee, excuse me -- mayor nominee. let's not get ahead of ourselves. thank you for joining us. given me your assessment of the situation. talk to me. >> thank you. thank you, don.

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president biden will visit new york and new jersey today.under a major disaster declaration making federal aid available for people affected by the storm which killed more than 50 people across the northeast last week. >>> and texas governor greg abbott is expected to sign a controversial voting rights bill into law. the bill passed in the legislature last week after being delayed twice by democratic lawmakers. the measure bans drive through voting and sets new rules for pole patchers. >>> it's an exciting day here at cbs news. the flagship weekday morning news show moves to its new home in times square. there's also a new face on set. nate burleson. he spoke with bradley blackburn about his new role. >> reporter: he's made his mark on the field and in the broadcast booth. >> linebackers and safeties have to account for. >> reporter: now the former nfl wide receiver is bringing that energy to the table. nate burleson will be a full-time co-host on cbs mornings. >> the countdown is on. how does it feel? >> do you like what i did with the plac

to new york, where i live. traveling through new jersey, we got this torreial rainfall.ther forecast was thunderstorms, standard for early september, but it was like a typhoon. extraordinary amounts of water pummeling the train. the train stopped in metropark in new jersey, and we heard the track ahead of us had flooded. there was a train ahead of us that was stranded. it was extraordinarily dramatic and we spent the night in metropark, new jersey. ros: for more on the situation in new york, here is cbs correspondent wendy gillett. >> i am at 20 eight st and 7th avenue, and i spoke to a couctor of a train. around 9:30 last night, he pulled into this station and saide saw water absolutely raining out from a manhole, and the water was covering the third rail of the track. he wasn't sure if the water was electrified and he had to try to get all of the people on the train, 100 people on the train, off safely. he was able to do that, so a safe rescue here, but we have heard about all kinds of rescues. i just read about a rescue, three police officers in new jersey who were sw

for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new yo . >>> it's tuesday, september 14th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, nicolas makes landfall. the storm slams into texas as a category 1 hurricane bringing heavy rain, storm surges and powerful winds. >>> closing pitch. president biden stumps for california governor gavin newsom who could learn today whether he'll be ousted from office. >>> high alert. u.s. capitol police is bracing for a potentially dangerous rally this weekend. the new security measures to avoid a repeat of the january 6th insurrection. >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, hurricane nicolas made landfall along the texas coast as a category 1. nicolas packed winds of up to 75 miles per hour. it's bringing potentially life threatening floods, storm surge and destructive winds. the storm's wrath was felt ahead of its landfall around midnight. you can see the magnitude of nicolas's intense winds. as much as 18 inch

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among the new york pictorial papers, the new york illustrated news published the largest number of pictures of the riot, extending its visual coverage all the way to its august 29th issue. it also offered the most brutish and brutal images of the rioters and their depredations. the facial signs of irish catholicism such as the blunt features of one of the people said to have been, quote, sketched from life and throughout the ill stated news -- illustrated news' riot coverage. some of these displays of, as they put it, credittic physiology -- celtic physiology, would be reprinted in the american phrenological journal to support its findings supposedly based on postmortem examinations of typical rioters' heads and bodies. their crane yas, quote, moral, intellectual and spiritual regions wered sadly deficient. continuing the quote with, their heads were houses of only one story, and that a basement. almost every illustrated news engraving depictedded very little variation among rioters, whether male or female. that uniformity perhaps due to the antipathy towards the irish of the weeklies' publ

century, new england. and as with all great melodramas this one begins on a dark and stormy night. march 15th 1750 rain and snow fell in alternating torence on the small hamlet of canterbury, connecticut and mehetto bell smith lay dying. earlier that day a young woman named mary smith who was not related had served her a pancake laced with rats being or what we tomato as arsenic. almost immediately metabel, phil violently ill and died the following day and autopsy conducted by several local doctors revealed. what appeared to be foul play and so mary smith was remanded to the wyndham county jail to await trial for murder. indicted on the same day mary's alleged accomplice was none other than john smith. had a bell's husband of 10 years and the father of their four children. surviving court records, you'll feel few clues to the motive that led john smith to conspire with mary smith to murder his wife, but isaac backus the prominent leader of the new england separate baptist movement provided additional detai

now we're looking at different areas in new york and new jersey.e mentioned it earlier in the last hour. we learned about five additional deaths in elizabeth, new jersey, now taking this to a total of 14. let's take a look. >> stephanie, the other thing. look at that water. that's muddy, brown water. >> this is widespread throughout new jersey, new york, pennsylvania. these areas weren't under evacuation orders. i know we don't know for sure. can we assume a lot of the homes are filled with people. >> i would say most of them. it wasn't safe to go on the roads and drive around, you have a better chance of surviving staying in your home than driving through the car through flood waters like this. this isn't everywhere. right now, all of philadelphia and pennsylvania and new jersey doesn't look like this. all of the small streams and rivers filled up and dumped into the big rivers. the flooding you're looking at is the big rivers. this is the schuylkill river, big one through delaware and towards philadelphia and the raredon river in new jersey. cres

marcus moore from texas tonight. >>> in new york and new jersey tonight, president biden touring the disaster zone. the storms from the remnants of hurricane ida slamming into that front. dozens killed in the historic rainfall and flash flooding. more than 50 in the northeast alone, including people trapped in their basement apartments filling with water. and where they're still searching, including two young college students who still have not been found. the president tonight saying it is clear climate change is here and whit johnson from new york. >>> overseas tonight, four americans rescued from afghanistan. how they got out. the state department now saying about 100 americans still stranded. the taliban reportedly blocking commercial planes from leaving. and what we're now learning tonight about the new taliban government already. martha raddatz live in washington. >>> as this nation prepares to mark 20 years since 9/11, the alleged mastermind behind the attacks appearing in court in guantanamo bay. khalid sheikh mohammed, ksm, and four alleged co-conspirators, what played out i

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>> geoff bennett with that new reporting tonight, geoff, thank you. >>> texas' new sweeping new abortion law now in effect. the supreme court deciding not to block the measure which bans abortions after six weeks. president biden today slamming the law, calling it a blatant violation of a constitutional right nbc's catie beck reports. >> my body is my own >> hands off my body >> my body is my own >> reporter: tonight outrage in texas >> it's going to be nearly impossible for folks to access the care that they need. >> reporter: protests over what is now the most restrictive abortion law in the country, going into effect after the u.s. supreme court did not act on opponents' requests to block it >> bill that i'm about to sign that ensures that the life of every unborn child who has a heartbeat will be saved from the ravages of abortion. >> reporter: passed by the legislature in may, it forbids abortion in texas after cardiac activity is detected, typically around six weeks before many women know they're pregnant instead of state officials enforcing the law, it allows individuals to take l

abc 7 news.new york city. remnants of hurricane ida hit new york and new jersey hard. other areas of the mid-atlantic, this flooding disaster now unfolding. let's look at philadelphia. this river has been overflowing. it has resulted in massive amounts of flooding in some suburban neighborhoods. farmland to subway stations, everything getting hit. kumasi: plus, controlling the caldor fire and checking the fight. improving conditions helping firefighters on the front lines. reggie: good morning. you're watching abc 7 news. mike: hi, friday eve. let's look at positives. the cloud cover covering all neighborhoods. drizzle possible along the coast. that is the only place it is measurable. cloud cover will be slow to go. 50's through the morning commute. 60's with cloud cover completely back to the coast. plenty of cloud cover pushing through the golden gate and the gap and the lower elevations of the north bay. afternoon partly cloudy along the coast, 60's in san francisco, 70's around the bay, almos

how to fix it. >>> the new tell all book about former first lady melania trump and the new claim about her response to the january 6th riot at the capitol. >>> a monday night football thriller in las vegas. the overtime ending. >>> and from the umpire who took a hit to the head and stayed in the game to the bad dog crashing this sporting event to the head turning and bizarre fashion on display at the met gala, it's tuesday, september 14th. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. okay, we begin with the breaking news. nicholas taking aim at texas and louisiana. prior to landfall overnight, the storm strengthened into a hurricane with winds up to 75 miles per hour, but the big concern is rain and storm surge. here's a live look right now at galveston, texas, nearly 200,000 power outages are already reported, and overnight president biden approved an emergency declaration for louisiana. >> and back in texas, new video shows the lights going out in the city of lake jackson, south of houston, as the storm slammed the coast, and not far away a tree fell on top of this rv, two people were rescued

sam brock, nbc news, new orleans. >>> tonight a pandemic milestone. the cdc says 75% of american adults have now received at least one vaccine dose but with president biden planning to announce a new strategy to combat the delta variant, there are fears of a new spike from holiday travel here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: just as covid cases began to stabilize in some pockets of the country, tonight there is growing concern the nearly pre-pandemic number of americans who traveled for the holiday weekend could fuel another nationwide surge. it comes just as many young, unvaccinated children return to the classroom for the first time, fearing worries over new outbreaks. officials urging parents to take extra precaution >> i'm concerned about that convergence, that perfect storm of flu, covid, and everything else >> reporter: with more than 100,000 hospitalized tonight, big cities like austin are already facing a serious shortage of icu beds in idaho, some ten medical centers are now activating their crisis standards of care, facing a crushing wave of c

drama, was a new crisis.s one step forward, two steps back, and it looks like this is a perfect example of that with the delta variant. >> reporter: the disappointing job news comes as new polls show the president's overall approval ratings slipping into the 40s, dragged down mostly by concerns with the afghanistan withdrawal. now in even more need of a political win, mr. biden said the economy would improve, if democrats pass his $3.5 trillion spending plan. >> it's about investing in america's future. >> reporter: but a key moderate democratic is urging his party not to rush it through. >> hit the pause button. let's sit back. let's see what happens. >> reporter: and this jobs report comes as federal unemployment benefits for about 7.5 million americans are set to expire next week. the president is pushing for an extension, but today called on states to do whatever they can to help those out of work. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. well, a former catholic archbishop of washington pleaded not gui

hopewell, new jersey, same in coatesville, 7 1/2 inches in new york city. storm drains in new york city are only designed to handle maybe 1.3 -- i should say 1.7 inches of rain per hour. you get 3 inches of rain per hour, that's what happens. and the climate connection, it for every one degree celsius of warming in the atmosphere, it can hold 7% more water and there's why we see these bigge storms, both rain and snowstorms more likely becoming much larger events and when you add to the -- we looked since 1958. 55% more of a chance of having these big, big rain events in the northeast. 42% as you get into the midwest. 27% as you get into the southeast. so this is going to be something we see over and over again because of climate that's what's going on we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our hazy sky that we're seeing over dublin right now. air quality will be moderate today so if you're sensitive to the smoke or have breathing problems, limit you

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others cross new york city -- new jersey and the rest of the u.s.s we monitor the fallout of these deadly floods hitting the northeast part of the u.s. the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> we are in a whole new world now. let's be blunt about it. we saw a horrifying storm last night. unlike anything we've seen before. this is the reality we have to face. unfortunately, the price paid by some new yorkers. horrible and tragic. >> the records that were broken in central park, for example. 3.51 inches in one hour. it broke a record set one week earlier. that says to me that there are no more cataclysmic, unforeseeable events. we need to for cvs in advance and be prepared. kathleen: official speaking about the impact of hurricane ida's remnants. su keenan joins us. the damage is still rising. i'm sure getting home last night was no easier than many others. so many people in new york didn't make it through. what is the latest on the damage and the toll it took? su: the comments relating to global warming. they believe that wetter -- weather is getti

carter evans, cbs news. >> and that's the overnight news for this monday.ome of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online at any time on cbs news.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. congress will begin debating the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. speaker of the house nancy pelosi says a vote on the biden administration-backed bill is expected thursday. >>> new york state's health care worker vaccination mandate takes effect monday. governor kathy hochul says she is prepared to deploy the national guard to help fill the potential shortage of health care workers left by the mandate. >>> the tony awards return sunday to honor broadway's best and brightest, and pay tribute to the great white way. shuttered for most of the pandemic. "moulin rouge" took home the best musical trophy and led the night with a total of ten awards. >>> for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elis

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a new crisis unfolding. explosions and fires breaking out in swamped homes and businesses gabe gutierrez leads us off tonight from manville, new jersey and gabe, we see one of those explosions there right behind you. that building still smoking tonight. >> yeah, tom, that's right. this building is still smoldering it used to be a banquet hall it explode during the flooding because of an apparent gas leak. luckily no one was inside but across the northeast, this storm was much more deadly than in the south. this is the moment ida's remnants burst through. a terrifying wall of water flooding a basement in new jersey everyone survived, but in new york city at least eight people have died in basement apartments across the northeast, the death toll shot up today. >> terrifying. especially with kids it's horrible. we cannot -- our house like this. terrible >> reporter: andreas andrade rode out the storm in manville, new new jersey with his wife and two young kids as the water rose quickly, they rushed upstairs and

new images of the fast-moving danger. home surveillance video showing a man getting out of the basement seconds before rushing water burst through the walls. three major fires burning out of control for hours in new jersey today. firefighters helpless, blocked by flooded roads. streets filled with water 24 hours ago, now packed with debris. rob marciano standing by. >>> also tonight, president biden getting a firsthand look at the devastation caused by hurricane ida in louisiana. we're now learning about the investigation into several nursing home patient deaths. abc news obtaining these images showing the conditions. and the frustration growing. hundreds of thousands still without power and running low on the u.s.an water, and fuel. top health officials at the fda and cdc telling the white house they're not sure they can meet the president's timeline for offering that third shot. and tonight, the cdc's covid travel warning heading into the holiday weekend, especially for unvaccinated americans. >>> overseas tonight, the

this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 20 years on from the attacks of 9/11, people prepare to reflect and remember those they lost. whether it's 9/11, whether it's january 13th, whether it's july 7th, i miss my dad and that will never change. one of britain's top spies warns the taliban's takeover in afghanistan may have emboldened extremists planning attacks in the uk. lawyers for the woman who's accused prince andrew of sexual abuse claim they've successfully served him with legal papers. and battle of the teens — we'll bring you the build—up to the women's final of the us open. hello and welcome to our special coverage here on bbc news, as we mark the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks on new york and washington that killed nearly 3,000 people — attacks that have forever been known by the date on which they happened, 9/11. commemorations will be taking place in manhattan and across the united states to remember all those kil

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and new video showing an insanely close call inside a new jersey basement. a teen walking through a basement and up some stairs moments later the entire wall caves in and water gushes through. the basement filled with water in a single second >>> in new york city, at least 13 people died in the devastating storm. more of those people in flooded basement apartments. today, mayor de blasio announced major changes how the city evacuates flooding first responders will go door to door to get people out before the big storms the mayor says the city will also send out stronger alerts and could issue travel bans like it does in the case of a major snowstorm. de blasio reiterated they had no idea what was about to hit the city on wednesday night. >> here is what we did not know. that we would have literally shocking and unprecedented rainfall we had a one-hour period wednesday night that set the all-time record for a single hour in the history -- the recorded history of new york city and no one projected that coming >> but the national weather service and forecasters

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the mayor of new york city says he's implementing new severe weather warning systems and new basement evacuation plans. tom? >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> and we are tracking that new storm threat to louisiana. for hundreds of thousands there, the crisis only getting worse tonight. our vaughn hilliard is there. >> reporter: eight days after ida, half a million in louisiana are still without power. some communities surrounded by standing water, homes gone. >> there's not a person on this side that's not suffering >> reporter: katie arias' home overtaken by floodwaters furniture tossed to the mud. >> you're drowning and you're reaching up and saying help me and no one's coming. >> reporter: officials say the total number of destroyed power poles higher than hurricanes katrina, ike, delta and zeta combined the national guard now operating a floating bridge to one town completely cut off by floodwaters. these waters and mud with nowhere to go >> the mud keeps coming and coming and coming, you know. >> reporter: concerns also rising about the most vulnerable. >> no lights, no water. n

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we want to go live to cnn's miguel marquez in new brunswick, new jersey. miguel, this is one of the most trying days so many people around here can remember. >> it is stunning to see how much water came down so quickly into areas across the northeast. this is the rarition river. this is a park along the rarition river or it should be a park. it's complety will inundated. that's the river beyond. it's still 10 to 15 feet above flood level right now. the tide doesn't come in high for another hour and a half or so. there may be even more flooding this, as emergency crews are still getting out there and still trying to find people who are stuck. >> a river of water pours into a new york city subway station, one of many similar scenes there as remnants of ida leads to historic flooding. >> unprecedented is almost an understatement. this is, yeah, the first time ever we've had a flash flood emergency declared. >> reporter: today the death toll continues to rise among the victims, a 2-year-old. >> this has been a biblical storm by every means. >> reporter: in que