i won't walk for you, but this is, this is pre—nadia. this is post nadia, what do you think? whoa.t need permission to dance. # cheering if anyone drops out, i am available. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. i think there is going to be a lot of cloud across western areas of the uk over the next few days but even if it stays cloudy where you are, either way, it is going to be very, very mild with the winds coming from a long way south—west, dragging in subtropical air. where the sunshine comes out, it really will feel pretty warm for late september. temperatures this weekend pushing widely into the 20s where we do see some sunshine. lossiemouth is in northern scotland and here temperatures will be around six celsius above the seasonal average. mind you, today it is pretty mild as well. again, we have got extensive cloud across western areas, a bit of rain for west scotland, a few patches of drizzle for north west england and across wales but the best of the sunshine today southern and eastern england, eastern and north—eastern areas of scotland

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my guest today is spain's first deputy prime minister, nadia calvino.europe too divided, too inward—looking to shape the 21st century? deputy prime minister nadia calvino, welcome to hardtalk. it's a pleasure to be here. i think i have to start by talking afghanistan. the us—led withdrawal from the country — it looked chaotic, it was very difficult. what lessons do you think the european union must learn from what happened? well, for months we've been listening to the defence minister in spain warning us about the situation in afghanistan, but i think to all of us, it was a shock. frankly, it was quite unexpected, you know, that there would be such a fast development. because the americans hadn't consulted with european allies? well, i'm not informed about the different consultations that may have taken place, but i think we were all surprised about the rhythm of these developments and the tragic developments. there are two things that i would highlight from the european response. the first one is actually positive. i think we have responded quite fast

nadia romero, thank you so much. so ida is now being blamed for at least 63 deaths across the nation. cnn's ed lavendera has the tragic story of a father in louisiana who died in his backyard after he was hit by a falling tree. >> reporter: recovering from the aftermath of a major hurricane is hard enough. figuring out how to recover from a broken heart at the same time, is even harder. that's the nightmare chasity fathery and her family are cleaning up. >> i close my eyes and just see the tree hitting him. it's just -- it's horrible. the tree that he hated. the tree that he hated. >> he wanted it gone? >> he wanted it gone. >> reporter: 60-year-old dennis duplessis was finishing last-minute storm preparations at his home in louisiana. that tree that he hated so much, a nearly 100-foot tall oak crashed down on him in the darkness and driving rain as he stepped out of this truck. >> my mom called me and my uncle had to break it to me. >> reporter: duplessis says that a tree limb severed a an artery in his leg. as they

thank you so much, nadia. really appreciate that, nadia romero. >>> all right, in the northeast now, many areas are still underwater this morning after the historic flooding there. cnn's evan mcmotorist san toro s in paterson, new jersey, for us. so you just spoke with the mayor. what did he tell you about what they're looking forward to in terms of recovery? >> reporter: the mayor told me we are still very much in the middle of this crisis here in paterson, new jersey. we just got word in the "cnn newsroom," just a few minutes ago that president biden will be coming to this area on tuesday. he'll be coming to manville, new jersey, about 50 miles south of me, and up to queens in new york. where the most deaths in new york city were found. people who were trapped in those basement apartments when the water came through, knocking walls down and flooding very quickly. when the president comes to new jersey, he's going to see scenes like this one here in patterson, where you can still see, this is still very much

nadia: i think we have had very low inflation and that was a turn.e when we had big crisis, prices were very low, stable, so i do not think that it should come as any soup rise that there is a spike in inflation this year and all institutions consider it will be a transitory future and we have avoid it becoming structural but it is a natural feature of a strong recovery that we are witnessing. that is not concerned. when it comes to energy prices, i don't think it is so much of a macroeconomic issue right now. it is more an issue that affects or may affect family income and the family finances so what we are trying to do is to decouple the evolution of also markets where prices are increasing throughout the whole of the e.u. from the evolution of the monthly pay payments that come from families and companies -- monthly payments that come from families and companies. there is a lot of welfare for citizens. tom: that was the spanish economy minister speaking to bloomberg. coming up germany's benchmark stock index is getting a makeover. it's biggest rev

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. >> cnn national correspondent nadia romero has more on the pandemic. nadia, good to see you.alk to where things stand. >> good morning. the fda rejected the request to have the booster for everyone 16 and older. instead, they went for a more tailored approach for those high risk and 65 and older. but when you talk to experts around the nation, they tell you that the priority should not be on boosters, but on the unvaccinated. >> we know that there may be differing opinions. >> reporter: after a long day of a sometimes contentious debate, the food and drug administration rejected pfizer's request to add a booster dose of covid-19 to everyone 65 and older. >> dr. lee, yes. >> reporter: instead, voting to authorize emergency use for those 65 and older and high risk. >> we do have unanimous 18 out of 18 who voted yes. >> reporter: regardless of the outcome, one public health expert said the booster debate is just a distraction to the real problem, the unvaccinated. >> 2,000 people a day dying currently, still 100,000 unvaccinated. and the 67 million not vaccinated, they're the on

nadia is here for us. nadia, what are people in new orleans telling you? they sound like they're fed up with this. >> reporter: yeah, jim, everyone is tired because they said we made it through hurricane ida, but it's the aftermath that's really taking a toll on folks here. you mentioned gas being a big shortage, some 70,000 still without power. they tell me even if they get power back, there are still big issues in their homes like mold that's everywhere because it's already growing. it's 102, the heat index. this is inhumane, especially when you don't have air-conditioning. this is one of many buses we've seen come through right in front of the convention center in new orleans. they're picking up people who want to evacuate. they want to get out of the city and go somewhere where they have power, where they have access to air-conditioning, where they can get clean clothes. so the city has a list, a special needs registry, so they know where people are who are in need, at homes and nursing homes. that horrific scene at a nursing home here in louisiana, th

nadia romero is on the ground in louisiana. nadia, what's the scene in new orleans? it sounds like people are just running out of patience there. >> reporter: they are. a lot of people have said to me, jim, enough is new. the heat index today, 102. take a look behind me, this is day one in the city of new orleans, allowing mempeople to on coach buses to drive them to state-run shelters in northern louisiana, shreveport area, and to texas for some relief. you're seeing a man in wheelchair. a lot of folks we're seeing come here are from nursing homes and assisted living situations. you just mentioned, jim, one of the nursing homes that had deplorable conditions where people died. they're trying to prevent that by going to nursing homes and assisted living positions and seeing if people need help and getting them out of those situations onto these buses to go out of the city. we spoke with a woman, her name is mary carter. she's the matriarch of her family, responsible for so many people who live with her or live nearby. she said her house smells of mi mildew, there's m

any sense of why, nadia? >> reporter: well, that's a big question, john.hy do they need these dna samples or to find a match? they were collecting items to do a match at the crime scene or somewhere else. the fbi was here only for a few minutes. everything happened very quickly sunday, arriving in their vehicles, going up to the front door, gathering something left by brian laundrie's parents according to the attorney. they put the items into a bag and left. if you would have blinked, you would have missed it all. that was the most activity we have had all weekend. not far from here is the carlton reserve. that is this wildland area, about 25,000 acres, full of swamps with snakes and al gators. his parents said he was headed there last week, last tuesday. two weeks ago. that was the first time they heard or saw from him. that's all we know. that's what we know simply because that's what his parents told us. that's what happened in florida over the weekend. a much more scaled down approach to the search for brian laundrie over in new york, in long island at

what's the latest there nadia. >> quite an effort here. we're talking about 25,000 acres roughly the the reserve behind me. to be honest with you we haven't seen a lot of police activity today, especially compared to earlier in the week. but we were told by north port police department that they would be back out here this weekend, resuming the search. that's happening here. as you mentioned, not far from here is the brian laundrie home where his parents live. that's where he saw the man who appears to be dog the bounty hunter knocking on their door, not getting an answering and leaving and stopped by police. he was questioned and released. we've reached out to his representatives to try to figure out what his role is here, if he has a role and what he was doing in front of the laundrie home. now we know the story spans a lot of different states. her body, gabby petito body found in wyoming. and also a domestic dispute that was called between gabby petito and brian laundrie in moab, utah. the police department now under investigation for h

nadia romero. thank you so much. >>> president biden is pledging his full support to areas impacted by ida's wrath. he toured through some of the areas in louisiana. but the consequences say the federal response has been severely lacking. >> sleeping in the car. my kids are hot. we hungry. we're going to die in here. where's fema? where's the red cross? we need help now. >> cnn's arlette saenz in wilmington, delaware, where president biden is spending the weekend. is the white house delivering on any answers, particularly to the woman we just heard? >> reporter: fred, president biden is vowing that the federal government will continue to provide resources as these regions continue to recover from hurricane ida. all the way from the gulf coast to up here in the northeast. and on tuesday, the president will see the damage that was caused by hurricane ida in new york and new jersey firsthand. he will be touring and meeting with state and local officials. they are on the ground. this comes after the pr

nadia, that's the question that interests me.nicated to police who then made the traffic stop? do we know? >> reporter: well, michael, that is still the big question. i think that is something that we'll learn during the independent investigation by the moab police department. so, you get a call that comes in, what was relayed directly to officers, did they know that the report was laundrie was slapping petito? because as you mentioned, the police report that the moab police officers filed shows that petito was the abuser. and that laundrie had visible markings and bruisings on his face and body that they believe came from gabby petito. so it's the exact opposite of what that 911 caller called in and said what was going on that got this whole thing rolling. so this part of the country, moab, utah. this is a small police department. they're not used to a big national attention or scrutiny. and so this will be something that they'll have to contend with. how their officers handled this, especially now since it's gotten attention. a

cnn's nadia romero joining us from venice, florida.you just told, fredricka, about that second person now saying that they picked up brian laundrie hitchhiking gives a second person to that same story. we heard someone else talking about picking up brian laundrie around that same area they found the body of gabby petito. you have two people putting him where her body was found. that's important as we try to piece together a timeline. that's happening out in wyoming. here in florida we're outside of a nature preserve where brian laundrie's family says he was supposed to come here last week on tuesday and they haven't seen or heard from him since. that's what his parents tell us. we are going to take this shot overhead look of the search efforts happening today and throughout this weekend. police say that they are going to be out looking for brian over this 25,000 acres that makes up this preserve and take to listen to what one commander from the north port police department said about those search efforts. >> there are many, many more r

ramiro, cnn, atlanta. >> thanks to nadia for that report. >>> let's bring in dr. chris purr fell in, a fellow at the american college of medicine. dr. purnell, always a pleasure to have you on. appreciate your expertise. i want to get your immediate reaction to the fda making this decision to approve the booster shots to people 65 and older but not for everyone as the biden administration had initially planned. >> good morning, boris. the fda advisory committee, i think got it right. they were accountable to the science. we should only approve what the science is very conclusive about or authorize what the science only shows that there is a greater benefit than there is risk. so i believe fda panel got it right at this time. and i couldn't double down or emphasize or impress more the greatest priority is getting those who are unvac senated vaccinated. we can do both, but we have to right size our priorities. >> let's talk about that. we actually have a graphic that shows the disparate. vast majority of covid hospitalizations happen among the unvaccinated, not the

nadia romero, appreciate your reporting, thank you for that. let's head to philadelphia and cnn's polo sandoval standing by. polo, so president biden will be visiting new york and new jersey next week. just give us a sense of what kind of damage the president's going to see there. >> reporter: i can tell you, amara, the commander in chief will be visiting new jersey and new york. these are two states that are all too familiar with the devastation left behind in the wake of tropical storm ida here. i saw it firsthand in neighboring new jersey where people lost their homes and of course almost half the death toll has been there in new jersey, and also in new york, where some recent reporting from my colleague mark morales showed a total of ten new york city residents who lost their lives lived in basements that had been illegally converted into living spaces. this storm sheds light on a persistent issue, many of these spaces are converted into these kinds of potential threats here, that sadly resulted in the deaths of several individuals when tho

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>> nadia romero with the latest. thank you. >>> jim?tle-blower who worked under former president trump is now speaking out, accusing the trump administration of campaign to downplay, cover up intelligence, that would make the then president look bad,e especially on russian information to help trump and hurt joe biden as well as the threat of white supremacy was manipulated to fit a political narrative. joining us is alex marquardt. they're deliberately downplaying this. it's remarkable for someone on the inside to detail this. >> this guy brian murphy was in charge of intelligence for the department of homeland security. we're hearing a lot more now because he has just left the department of homeland security. he describe as highly political environmental in which he was ordered by the then acting secretary of defense chad wolf to change and manipulate intelligence products in order to support the trump administration's agenda to support their objectives and their narratives particularly in three areas, he said, when it comes to white e

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my two constituents -- [inaudible] nadia who's only 4 years old -- [inaudible] with an aggressive brainor and tragically passed a away only four months after his diagnosis. may i ask the prime minister, will he join me in thanking of the doctors and support staff who work tirelessly to fight against childhood cancer, will the prime minister meet with me to discuss -- [inaudible] ending childhood cancers and support families like nadia's? >> yes. i know that she echoes the thoughts of millions of people. there's not a family that hasn't been touch by cancer. childhood cancer is particularly tragic, and that's why the government is investing huge sums in research but also supporting some of her fantastic charities that she mentioned, particularly those investigating brain cancers. >> thank you, mr. speaker. dr. camilla -- [inaudible] thinks that the routine testing of children without covid symptoms still disrupting school attendance, and they don't believe it should continue. she thinks covid should be treated like other diseases, and you only do it with children with symptoms. i agree w

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i won't walk for you, but this is, this is pre—nadia. this is post nadia, what do you think? whoa. autumn tonight, but it will. yesterday temperature with in the low 20s, notice into this weekend the winds go a more southerly, more humid, but then the blue colours on the chart out towards the west are a sign of colder and cooler air pushing our way and a sign of autumn arriving into next week. with those westerly winds, high pressure to the south, low—pressure to the north, weak weather fronts on charts, quite a bit of cloud this morning, grey and drizzly in parts of the west, and it will be all day long. much. maybe the odd bit of brightness. the breeze picks up and there are some good sunny spells, strongest of winds in the north, but a westerly winds in the north, but a westerly wind coming over the mountains lifting the temperatures to eastern scotland, 20, 21 degrees, 23 24 in part of east anglia. 0nly scotland, 20, 21 degrees, 23 24 in part of east anglia. only 17 degrees at this time of year usually, we will see rain at times tomorrow morning, the odd bit of drizzle, plenty

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nadia romero is outside the laundrie home some north port, florida. >> reporter: yeah, john. that was probably the most activity we saw all weekend is had the two fbi agents came to the door steps of the laundrie family home. we're not too far from the carlton reserve where search was supposed to resume to find out where is brian laundrie. but we didn't see a lot of police activity over there either. the seven for brian laundrie stretching into its second week. the fbi returning to the home he shared with his parents examine gab where petito. federal agents requested personal items to assist with dna matching. laundrie's parents provided the fbi with what they could. he had returned to florida without petito september 1st, two months after the couple set out on a cross country trip living out of a van. >> i think our plan for today is to just hang out here in the tent. >> reporter: now rewards for tips up to $30,000. they are looking for any signs of the 23-year-old in this 25,000 acres of swamp land. laundrie has not been named a suspect in petito's death. the fbi issuing a

on to nadia now in florida. any new leads in this ongoing search for laundrie? >> unfortunately, no, and there's still so many unanswered questions right now. we're standing outside of the laundrie family home. earlier today the fbi was here but they only stayed for a brief while and this has been one of several times that the fbi has come to this residence here to speak with the family, and we've seen that happen over the past week. now, there is supposed to be an active search going on throughout the weekend not far from here at a nature reserve that is about 25,000 acres, and we went up and shot some new drone footage of that area. you can see that it's just filled with trees and swamp. there's been lots of rainfall so there's flooding in that area as well almost waist deep at times, full of alligators and snakes, so this has been a really treacherous search for the crews that are out there, but some people have questioned if braund rye is even there at all, and that has a lot of people with the spotlight back on his parents wondering what they knew, if anyth

n nadia, thank you very much for your reporting on the the ground.let me bring in the parish president of saint charles parish, matthew jewel. good morning and thank you for being here amid such difficult circumstances. if i could begin with your response to the estimate from the energy provider which is that folks in your parish will not have thur electricity back on at least 90% of them until september 29th. >> yeah, look, we've been on entergy to put the resources we need to saint charles parish. officials have been telling them that there is such extensive damage that we can't just wait for everybody else who has minor damage to be restored. we have to get lineman into our parish now. over 2500 electrical poles have snap and fallen in our parish. there are still pole on streets. some folks doan have the ability to access or get out of their street or have access to first responders coming to their street. so we've really been on entergy to get more lineman into our parish. we've seen a big increase today in our parish, the amount of linemen worki

nadia, you're on the ground with people who are dealing with these conditions right now. and what are they telling you? >> well, a lot of people are frustrated, and they are at the point where they've reached their final straw, and they're trying figure out what happens next. they're seeing the lights come on in some neighborhoods. where i'm at in kenner, the lights are still off. and they're not optimistic they'll turn off by wednesday when the power company says they'll be on. and they still have to clean up. look at this power line that came crashing down during the storm. it's still right here in the middle of the street, and as you look down the street, all you see is more power lines and power poles blocking the street. so the residents are dropped inside of their homes. now, one woman we spoke with says they haven't seen a storm like this ever. she said they never had this much damage. the power going out issues like they're had since ida. they've been living in this neighborhood since 1985. she said this moment makes her think of her mother and here's why. >>> my

cnn's nadia romero is live in northport, florida, with the latest on the investigation and the search for her fiance, brian laundrie. ed that ya, what are you hearing today? >> reporter: there are still so many unanswered questions as to what happened to gabby petito and where is brian laundrie. so here in florida, we're right outside of the laundrie family home behind me. the most activity we awe all weekend was when two fbi agents came to the door, gathered something, gathering items to be tested and potentially matched for dna. they came just as quickly as we saw some of the other cars going throughout the neighborhood, police cars that came through throughout the weekend, but not as much activity as what we saw last week. definitely a scaled-down approach, we're learning from the fbi, they're going to do a targeted search here in florida. so everyone here is still wondering where is brian laundrie. we see people driving up and down the street. there are two people that have come out early this morning with bull horns demanding that brian laundrie's parents come out and tell them w

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nadia roam mero is following th search in florida.rk for more on gabby petito's memorial service. >> this kind of outpouring that we saw for 22-year-old gabby petito's memorial service really speaks to how much her story resonates not just in this long island community, but across the country and around the world. this was a five-hour memorial service. and during the time that the service was going on, there was even a line that snaked around the building. people waiting over an hour to get in and pay their respects, and many people didn't even know gabby personally, but they wanted to come in and give their regards. gabby's father gave a eulogy, and so did her stepfather. i did speak with her great aunt, who talked about the heartbreak. >> it's just so heartbreaking what happened to her. and we love her and we know that she's at peace right now. she was beautiful, beautiful soul. you could see it. why do you think all of this is happening? she was beautiful soul. beautiful person. >> reporter: inside the memorial were pictures of gab

cnn's nadia romero has that part of the story from hard-hit areas. >> reporter: hundreds of thousandscross louisiana still without power over a week after the storm. and no power means no air conditioning. and what has become a hot, sweltering moment for the state of louisiana, especially in kenner, right next to new orleans. take a look behind me. this is what the street looks like in this neighborhood. this power line down. this power pole, another one, another one. it just keeps going on and on down this street. the neighbors say they felt barricaded inside their homes, trapped inside because of the downed power lines. they had to get in their cars and drive across their neighbors' lawns just to get out of the neighborhood. one woman tells me there's a bit of a silver lining when it comes to this storm, and it regards her mother. >> my mom, thank god -- well, i say thank god -- but she passed from covid in march of 2020. so i'm just thankful that she was not here to witness any of this. because she would have been so miserable right now. she really would have. >> reporter: i'm so s

>> nadia romero from atlanta, thank you so much. let's bring in dr.m schaffner, a professor at vanderbilt university. always appreciate having you on and getting your insight. notably you told my colleague jake tapper yesterday you were surprised by the initial rejection of the emergency use authorization for boosters for americans 16 and older. i'm curious to get your reaction now. are you surprised? >> the fda came back in the interval and then authorized the vaccine for everybody 65 and older. they did make a more conservative decision than i anticipated but this is an example of science out there and good hearted, well intentioned, smart people debating how to turn that science into public policy. and we saw it being made. now it goes to the cdc committee and it looks to me on the basis of early discussions that the fda and the cdc committee seem to be pretty much on the same page. >> yeah. doctor, i'm glad you mentioned that -- this process of science playing out because science as you well know can be a messy process and confusing for folks at h

's nadia romero joining me from atlanta. what's the scene?tlanta outside mercedes-benz stadium. for falcons fans, it didn't end up the way they wanted to against the eagles but the atlanta falcons were the first team to be fully vaccinated. all of its players. but there's no nfl mandate on vaccinations but there are harsh penalties. here's how it breaks down. if there is an outbreak of covid-19 amongst unvaccinated players, that team will have to forfeit its game and the players just simply won't get paid. but the fans say that they are having to deal with whether or not they should come to the stadium and cheer on their team or if it's safer to stay home. we're back to full capacity at all those stadiums. we spoke with an atlanta falcons fan who left the game early because of the score. she was apprehensive about it. she said about 90% of the people around her were not wearing masks and there's no mask mandate. as long as you're outside in mercedes-benz stadium you don't have to wear a mask. when you go in the clubhouse or retail shops you'r

nadia romero joining us from venice, florida where authorities are still searching for laundrie in aas coming to carlton nature preserve behind me, they were concerned he may harm himself. now there's been this massive search effort for the 25,000 acres that is this preserve. it is swampy, hot, humid, there are flood waters that remain waist high for search and rescue teams as they go through, they're finding alligators and snakes. it is a dangerous operation to try to find brian laundrie. there are others that are skeptical say maybe the parents are trying to throw off investigators, maybe he's not here at all. that's just one of the many twists and turns we've seen because of this case that started weeks ago with the disappearance of gabby petito. that happening in wyoming where authorities found her body. you mention another person saying they gave brian laundrie a ride. he was hitchhiking the same area they found her body, and the timeline becomes so important as investigators try to piece together exactly what happened. we know the search efforts are going to continue this weeke

>> and nadia, such an incredibly powerful and important story. to date and also for introducing us to danielle. i think we all need more of her in this world. good to know she's there and really just lifting her community up. you may have noticed trouble with the shot. the rain moving through as you noticed. folks down there struggling with that as well. >>> we'll keep you updated on what's happening across the country with the cleanup from ida. meantime, we're also keeping a close watch on texas where the new abortion law there is putting roe v. wade in jeopardy. the law all but certain to be challenged. the big question is what happens now? a legal expert joins me to discuss, next. is olay better than your clean beauty? olay has 99% pure niacinamide. it's derm-tested. and now, it's cleanest formula with hydration that beats the $400 cream. tried. tested. never bested. shop at olay.com i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, no

nadia romero has more on this. >> reporter: there are still many unanswered questions and to figuring out what happened to gabby petito before her death, and where is brian laundrie now. so here in florida there is an ongoing search at this reserve to try to see if brian laundrie is there. his parents told investigators that he was coming here last tuesday. and that they haven't heard or seen from him since. that's what's happening here in florida. in wyoming, that's where investigators found the body of gabby petito. two people now have come forward saying that they know that brian laundrie was in the area where her body was found because they gave him a ride when he was hitchhiking. in moab, utah, there is an investigation ongoing about what happened after domestic dispute call. police interacted with gabby petito and brian laundrie and now there is an investigation as to how those officers responded and if they did so in the right way. and on sunday, in long island, new york, there will be a memorial for gabby petito. nadia romero, cnn, venice, florida. >>> london police say they m

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nadia romero, cnn, new orleans. >>> louisiana is ordering seven nursing homes that evacuated residents to a warehouse that have hurricane ida to close immediately pending further action. the state's health department has confirmed seven deaths among hundreds who moved, five of those deaths are being classified as storm-related. officials say the temporary shelter was simply overwhelmed resulting in power and sanitation failures. cnn has reached out to the owner of the nursing home facilities but hasn't heard back. the state attorney general is launching an investigation. >>> the white house says president joe biden will travel to new jersey and new york on tuesday to survey some of the storm's damage. polo sandoval is in pennsylvania getting a firsthand look at recovery efforts there. >> reporter: if you wonder where most of the water that was flooding many neighborhoods and streets and parts of philadelphia has gone, you are basically looking at it here. you see pennsylvania department of transportation authorities have, worked around the clock to pump a lot of that water out of those

cnn's nadia row me row is in new orleans where thousands try their luck else why moving to shelters outside the city. >> reporter: it's been several days since hurricane ida made her way through this city and residents say it's the aftermath starting to wear on them not having power, which means no ac in the middle what have is a very hot time here in the gulf coast especially in new orleans with the heat index so high, residents say it's unbearable. many have come outside the convention center and over here you can see a line of coach buses that have lined up to pick up people up to 2,200 evacuees a day through the city of new orleans, they get picked up from about 12 different locations, all come to the convention center, go through registration process and get on a coach bus and take them out of the city to northern louisiana, like shreveport or to texas. listen to why one woman says she had to evacuate now. what are you missing making it unlivable? >> it smells bad in there, you know, sitting up mold. >> reporter: is it hot? you don't have any food? >> i ain't got no food. it's spoiled.

and cnn's nadia romero in new orleans. nadia, just give us a sense of what people are going through there. you've been talking about extreme heat. people getting desperate. tensions flaring. what's the latest? >> reporter: amarah, this is unfortunately what we knew could happen if hurricane ida was going to be as powerful as what was forecasted. that people could be without power and other life-saving needs for weeks to come. and now we're dealing with it. and some people have said, they're done. they don't want anymore of what new orleans has to offer, until power comes back on and things get better. if you look behind me, we've got one, two, three, four, five coach buses that are lined up, right outside the convention center. and they are able to take about 50 people at a time, up to 2,200 people a day can leave from here, to go elsewhere. and a lot of people i talk to say, i want to go anywhere where there's power and air-conditioning. can i get some clean clothes and a hot meal. and they're trying to get out of the cit

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