i'm errol barnett.e begin tonight in central tennessee, where powerful storms killed at least six people and unleashed a trail of terror in the state. tonight crews are still digging out from the rubble after an outbreak of tornadoes flipped trucks, flattened homes and toppled power lines. tens of thousands of people are still without power right now. cbs's manuel bojorquez leads us off tonight in nashville, tennessee. manuel, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, errol. in this neighborhood power lines and poles were toppled and homes are now missing entire sections. it's also in this area where three people were killed including a child. there was little doubt as the intense storm blew through middle tennessee. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: that these incredibly large funnel clouds near the heart of nashville -- >> oh, my god. >> reporter: -- would cause major damage. >> i hope nobody was in those houses. >> those are really bad. >> reporter: this is the rubble left in its wake. devastating. deadly.

i'm errol barnett.n in season the ral tennessee where powerful storms kill at least six people and unleashed a trail of terror in the state. tonight, crews are still digging out from the rubble after an outbreak of tornadoes flipped trucks, flattened homes and toppled power lines. tens of thousands of people are still without power right now. cbs's manuel bojorquez leads us off tonight in nashville, tennessee and manuel, good evening. >> good evening, errol. in this neighborhood powerlines and polls were toppled and homes are now missing entire sections. it's also in this area where three people were killed including a child. >> there was little doubt as the intense storm blew through middle tennessee. >> oh, my god! oh! >> that these incredibly large funnel clouds near the heart of nashville -- >> oh, my god, would cause major damage. >> i hope nobody was in those houses. it was really bad. this is the rubble left in its wake, devastating, deadly and widespread. >> this morning we have a lot of familie

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cbs' erroll barnett has that story. >> reporter: the deadly storm system left scenes of flooding, buckled roads, and downed power lines in its wake from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. in jackson falls, new hampshire, newly melted snow fueled raging rivers and floods. first responders were using drones to search for two people missing in mexico, maine. a swollen river caused by five inches of rain swept their car away on monday. cbs affiliate wgme reporter owen kingsley is in franklin county, one of the 14 under a state of emergency. >> reporter: here in the valley you can see a temporary replacement being made on this road as several people are currently trapped at a local ski resort. for others around the state, they could be waiting days until their repairs can be made. >> reporter: look at the ongoing flood risk here at great falls in paterson, new jersey. typically two billion gallons of water pass through here every day. right now it's at major flood stage. throughout the state multiple first responders rescued a handful of residents from inundated homes. drew morasco waded throu

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cbs's errol barnett is going to lead us off tonight in paterson, new jersey. ty under a state of emergency. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the massive amount of rainfall we saw in this part of the country caused the passaic river to go from picturesque to panic. it is overflowing its banks, triggering flood warnings, and of course putting lives at risk. it is a post-storm scene we are seeing repeated throughout the northeast. the deadly storm system left scenes of flooding, buckled roads, and downed power lines in its wake, from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. in jackson falls, new hampshire, newly melted snow fueled raising rivers and floods. first responders were using% drones to search for rhetorical people missing in mexico maine, a swollen river caused by 5 inches of rain swept their car away on monday. cbs affiliate wgme reported owen kingsley is an franklin county, one of the 14 under a state of emergency. >> here in carrabassett valley, you can see a temporary replacement being made on this road several people are currently tr

cbs's errol barnett spoke with mother about what happened before he was shot. >> i was speaking kind arabish, so a mix of arabic and english. he, without hesitation, just went down the stairs, pulled out a firearm pistol, and started shooting. >> reporter: kinnan abdalhamid says he ran for his life, fearing his childhood friends might be dead. >> first shot went, i believe in tahseen's chest. and i heard the thud on the ground and him start screaming. and while i was running, i heard the second pistol shot. i heard the thud on the ground. >> reporter: what else is going through your mind at that moment? >> honestly, it was so surreal that i couldn't really think. it was kind of like a fight or flight. i didn't know i was shot until a minute later. and i felt as extreme spike of pain, so i put my hand where the pain was. and then i looked at it and it was soaked in blood, i was like, holy [bleep], i was shot. >> reporter: the 20-year-old student managed to knock on a neighbor's door, who called 911, then relying on his emt training and knowing he needed help fast, abdalhamid asked pol

cbs's errol barnett is going to lead us off tonight in paterson, new jersey. s a city under a state of emergency. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the massive amount of rainfall we saw in this part of the country caused the passaic river to go from picturesque to panic-inducing. it's overflowing its banks, triggering flood warnings and of course putting lives at risk. it's a post-storm scene we are seeing repeated throughout the northeast. the deadly storm system left scenes of flooding, buckled roads, and downed power lines in its wake from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. in jackson falls, new hampshire, newly melted snow fueled raging rivers and floods. first responders were using drones to search for two people missing in mexico, maine. a swollen river caused by five inches of rain swept their car away on monday. cbs affiliate wgme reporter owen kingsley is in franklin county, one of the 14 under a state of emergency. >> reporter: here in carrabassett valley, you can see a temporary replacement being made on this road as several peop

i'm errol barnett.in central tennessee, where powerful storms killed at least six people and unleashed a trail of terror in the state. tonight crews are still digging out from the rubble after an outbreak of tornadoes flipped trucks, fed