clouds finally starting to break up along that east coast.f the great glen. bit more of a breeze here developing through the day but that easterly breeze will continue to drive in some warmth, some via air across the country and temperatures are likely to peak tomorrow afternoon at 25 degrees at 77 fahrenheit. now, despite that weather front, pushing its way into the north of england for monday, will weaken. it is going to be a band of cloud, if you spots of rain here, so maybe a little bit disappointing to northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland but further south of that we will see plenty of sunshine and plenty of warmth developing so they'll divide in the temperatures, 19-21 they'll divide in the temperatures, 19—21 where the cloud will linger but in that sunshine we are likely to see highs peaking at 27 degrees. that's warmer still, can you believe it, into wednesday? wednesday looks likely to be the peak of the heat, 29 degrees. we didn't see temperatures like that across england and wales for the whole of august. now, to

see temperatures, liverpool, for instance, up to about 22 degrees, but a little cooler along that east coastdegrees first thing friday. now, into friday and this area of high pressure still with us towards the north of the uk, and as you can see, a lot of cloud is trapped underneath the descending air associated with that area of high pressure. no great changes, then, as we look ahead into friday. still a lot of cloud. best of any sunshine for parts of western scotland, perhaps northwest england, northern ireland and the southwest seeing some glimpses of brightness too. temperatures up to 21, possibly 22, degrees in the warmest spots, always a few degrees cooler close to that east coast. now, into the weekend. high pressure still with us, just trying to edge off towards the east as low pressure tries to move in from the atlantic, but it looks like it is the high pressure that is going to be winning out. so a bit of a change from what we were thinking earlier on in this week. the weekend is looking mostly dry and things are going to be turning a little warmer too. so, saturday, a dry day once

always once again a little more cloud along that east coast and here temperatures struggling. he sunshine and the warmth will become more of a feature to the weather story over the next few days but there is also going to be some rain and in actual fact welcome rain for some. i'll come onto that injust a moment. we'll start off saturday still with that high slowly drifting over to scandinavia. quite a quiet weather story with frontal systems waiting out in the wings. it will be a cloudy start, a few isolated showers here and there — particularly through the isles of scilly and cornwall. slowly brightening up into the afternoon and once again the further west is where we are likely to see the best of the sunshine and those temperatures peaking between ia and 22 celsius. now, as i say, the real change is likely to arrive on sunday as the high pushes over into scandinavia, a southerly wind really starts to take over and this weather front will bring some welcome rain into northern ireland and scotland as there are water restrictions in some areas. that's how dry it has been throug

the weather in east asia where watching tropical storm shot to is it find the pool away from that east coast of china? it's moving across the east china sea, toward south korea and on to southern japan, and now it is going to bring since v a, whether with it. if we look at the projections for friday, we're seeing wind gusts of up to a 100 kilometers per hour system. rough and dangerous sees we're also seeing rain about $250.00 millimeters in south korea. but we could see up to 200000000 to for over 24 hours in parts of japan. now it's going to work its way across key. you shoe, into chicago, and onto han shoe. and we have got a flood warning out. we could see land slides and mud slides as it works its way across japan. and by the time we get to sunday, it will edge out into the north pacific. now as we move to south asia, it's a very wet picture as well. for india we've seen flooding up in the north east thanks to the monsoon range. as we go into friday it's going to be the north west that sees a lot of that torrential rain. we have got amber alerts out for raja san an monte pradesh, but it

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less of a breeze around that east coast compared to recent days as well. the maps here, that is extensive cloud which is again trapped underneath that area of high pressure. most places largely dry on saturday and fairly cloudy. you can see a few isolated showers moving up from the south, so there could be one or two for the likes of the isle of wight, up to south wales as well. most places avoiding them. sunny spells, a touch warmerfor some of us, around 17 to 21 celsius. as we head through the course of the weekend, high pressure still with us but drifting off to the east. sunday, we will see a weather front trying to move in from the west but it bumps into the area of high pressure so it could bring a few showers to northern ireland, the north west of scotland, particularly later on on sunday. much of england and wales having a dry day. temperatures up to 2a celsius in the warmest spot, 20 celsius further north under the cloud with a few showers around. one or two showers in the north and north—west into the new working week but temperatures certainly o

early," the show that knows some of the fire crews here in california that could use a lot of that east coast'm jacob soboroff on this thursday, september 2nd. we're going to start right now with the news. the reinformants of hurricane ida is hitting the northeast with flash flood warnings and tornadoes hitting new york, new jersey, and philadelphia. the gronks declared states of emergency, calling on residents to stay inside. fire and rescue crews across the region have responded to numerous water rescues and evacuations because of the high water levels. there have been at least five weather-related fatalities, four in new york city and one in passaic, new jersey. the national weather advisory cle claired a flash flood emergencying for new jersey, first ever last night. it shattered a record set just last week. this is video of water rushed into an apartment on east 22nd street in manhattan. most subway lines were suspended last night due to heavy rain and flooding. a number of funnel clouds and tornadoes have been reported all across the region. i want to go right now to meteorologist bill

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the breeze is strong in that east coast but it will feel cooler if you are here.oast will be 16—19 but generally we are looking at 19—21. as we had overnight we see a lot of clout and there will be some breaks in this cloud and under the clear skies temperatures, especially in rural areas, will follow into single figures. the cloud is still thick enough of a drizzle and by the end of the night, we will see patchy rain arriving in shetland. into tomorrow, a lot of clout around once again. it will be thick enough for drizzle and especially in wales and the midlands but it will not be all the midlands but it will not be all the time and we won't all see it. but breaking across the south and it will allow sunshine to come through and similarly in north—west england and similarly in north—west england and western parts of scotland. our temperatures will be 14 — 22 degrees and the breeze will not be so noticeable. into saturday a lot of cloud around. less of a breeze again but still sunshine with a few showers here and there. more especially in western areas and tempera

i think it was democratic and republican governors along the east coast that said it makes sense forll the other reasons and we see it will be cost competitive. that is the turning point. and then to get certainty to it. >> bad is fantastic you can tweet dad us we will the musing to the q&a period. continuing the conversation about thinking about the transmission backlog so that was voted on last night. we like to hear your take and the original transmission organization and others and how will that play into this question of transmission? >> the transmission piece is incredibly important for clean energy generally and we are very excited of the bipartisan infrastructure package in those that passed through the senate natural resources committee and then to be involved in more planning. and with that renewable energy and that is a high priority for the white house and then modernizes important so with that intensive offshore wind there is so much new energy that we come in from the offshore but it will be easy to integrate into the grid so wine has to have a good working relationship

second one is a little more potent and that is producing the downpour in kew gardens and thunderstorms in parts of norfolk, lincolnshire and just off the east coastoastal counties and into the south—east, outbreaks of heavy and at times thundery rain. further west, the front fizzing a little. a fair bit of sunshine to take you through your sunday afternoon and feeling quite pleasant with the sun on your back. this evening and overnight, our weather fronts across these eastern counties of england, grinding to a halt. turning brighter and patchy through the night and at the same thing cloud approaches to the west of scotland and northern ireland but in between clear skies mean mist and fog patches in a cooler night than recent nights, in rural areas down to single figures. that big swathe of sunshine tomorrow morning being squeezed from fronts approaching the west of scotland, northern ireland, producing rain into the afternoon and also that front is still with us, east anglia, showers. many across england and wales, but this will hold on to something for a big part of the day. to finish your day, a breeze, cloud pushing southwards. into an area of

that's on the east coast, and meanwhile cleanup continues in the southern state of louisiana.f it have been devastated by ida when it passed through on the weekend. nearly one million homes and businesses remain without power and me towns have been completely destroyed, according to some reports. president biden is due to travel there on friday to assesshe damage for himlf. ♪ ros: now, we have to turn to some very, verg news from the d of music, because abba have released their first new music for the first time in 40 years. not just a track or two, they have released a whole album. pretty hard to exaggerate how much abba has already achieved in their career, selling over 400 million albums in around50 years. in 1982, they broke up and vowed never to return, and stuck to that for a long while. he we are, 2021, and they have released their first new music since en. ♪ ros: of course, reunions happen all the time, gave led zeppelin, the spice girls, many more, but until recently, the idea that apple was going to regroup -- abba was going to regroup appeared incredibly unlikely. u

causes flash flooding in several states will have more on the deadly storm that pummeled the east coast. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is the four and welcome everyone to the four. i'm alex savage and i'm heather holmes and we begin with that relentless cal door fire, where crews are finally making some progress after three especially difficult days. the cow door fire is 25% contained this afternoon. cal fire says that better weather is helping the effort to protect south lake tahoe. it looks as though the immediate threat may be over and the east side of the fire is moving away from that area. firefighter. these are working hard, though to strength and containment lines over on the west side of the fire near pollock pines. some people are being allowed to return to their homes. get moved back in and get everything hung back on the walls and everything put back that we took with us. it was all for our safety and the safety of a lot of people's property. so there's reasons for all that is as bad as it might seem to some. it. nearly 60,000 people had to evacuate their homes in the south

looks at the conference room at the seventh floor of the hoover building at the blue sky that covered the east coast that day and said how on earth did the plane manage to hit the world trade center that day and then they go back to their meeting. of course at 9:03, we realized something very different is unfolding. we realized that we are under attack, and the day begins to unfold dramatically differently. one of the things that sort of comes through from their is just how much the nation improvised its response to 9/11. just how much the country was unprepared for that day and we saw people at all levels making incredible decisions under incredibly difficult circumstances. and so, i spent a lot of time in the book following some of the stories that you probably don't remember or may have ever known in the first place from that day, because one of the things that turns out that happened on 9/11 is that there were all these things that had they happened on any other day of the year would have been among the most dramatic things individually that had ever happened in modern american history. but on 9

we just got an update on the number of those who have been killed in the ongoing storm that's headed up the east coastw. that number continuing to rise over the last few hours as though search and rescue, and in some cases recovery efforts, have continued. >> that's maryland, new york and new jersey. so weather crisis from the gulf coast all the way to atlantic. we are tracking the devastation and the deaths from hurricane ida even as the rescues continuing. >> jennifer gray is in the cnn weather center. jennifer, these rainfall totals are unbelievable. how much water fell? not just that it fell, but in the window in which it fell? >> you're exactly right, victor. you hit it on the head. we're not just talking about how much rain fell, but in the short duration that it fell. that's what created this flash flooding nightmare. this is the radar. you can see all of the rain pushing through the big cities and even the towns around across the northeast. a lot of rain fell in just a short amount of time, and that's what created this. ida's path has stretched 1,500 miles, more than 500 flood reports. look at

detroit because they don't want to go back and forth across the country and they were already on that side east coast> actually the red fancy. maybe fancy resort working out in west virginia and then they'll take on philadelphia. this sunday, kyle shanahan and jimmy g think that this week it's going to be a challenge. >> it starts and effectiveness. you still see fletcher tons and suffering a grand in the same stephanie, what is new is right up to their level. so i'm watching last week. i think there's going to light injuries in this league and and we definitely challenge this week. a little bit of a different within the coaches and things like that. but difference the same. >> latona there is towns is as fast as they get. so be a good test for us. but i in the back and i guess in town to, you know, the new cars and everything. >> when it's fancy. all right there at the greenbriar in west virginia. so there are working out there practicing and then kickoff against the eagles is set for 10 o'clock sunday morning. >> coming up in the next hour. firefighters are on the scene of a fire at a 2 story house

that area. you see the tornadoes making the way across parts of the east coast as well. looks like that is beginning to tail off a bit, but we're not done. so. the remnants continuing in northern maine right now. you see some of the remnants of that storm there and they're not done with the flooding. all these areas shaded in red. you're looking at flooding in all these areas, many of their have flooded many of the rivers. of course, many of those tributaries continuing to flood. in fact, some of the rain still coming down from the mountains. we could flood for the next couple of days along some of these rivers here. guys, back to you. >> if we lose everything then then. then we lose everything. >> coming up tonight at 6.30, our team coverage of the caldor fire continues. we'll hear from the back you ease about their fears as the flames raged on into the holiday weekend. feral pigs causing some big problems in the east bay. thousands of dollars in damage to people's yards. what's being done that try to stop. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security

within the past hour, we learned the death toll from that extreme flooding on the east coast has now climbed to at least two dozen. as officials discover more storm victims in homes, also vehicles. new york city saw flooding like never before. that's where cbs reporter wendy jell it gillette is live for us right now. >> reporter: i'm at the corner of 28th street and 7th avenue. it was a very dangerous scene here last night and i spoke to a train conductor a short time ago. and he said he pulled his train into the station here and he saw water absolutely gushing from a manhole. the water had covered the line. the track. and the third rail. and he wasn't sure if the water had gotten electrified. he was able to get all of the 100 people on the train off safely. >> rescue teams used boats to evacuate residents in bridgeport, pennsylvania this morning. following devastating rain across the northeast wednesday night. it came from the remnants of hurricane ida. storm triggered dangerous flooding and tornadoes. >> look at that tornado. >> reporter: at least one twister rolled through the sout

and you see it by the smoke that ins up coming the east coast. folks, we are all in this. is about time we stop the regional fights and understand that helping somebody make sure there is no fires in the west is something that these people in this alley make sure they are not flooded, it's not just the flooding, i will end with this, not just the flooding, but flooding ends up overrunning sanitation systems and it causes disease. people get sick. it is serious serious business. so we have a lot of work to do, again, good paying jobs. we can put the economy back on a path to real growth, but in the meantime, we will save a lot of people's lives, and we will save a lot of money. god bless you all. let's get this done. [applause] >> look at that nice kid with the american flag. say hello. john: how are you, pal? >> what is your name? he can hear you. pres. biden: how old are you? >> isn't that nice? pres. biden: the neat thing about americans, every time we end up with the problem and go into a serious circumstance, we go out better than when we went in, because we are divers

we need to manage forests so we don't have all the fire and soot and ash that blows back to the east coast. this co-2 thing is de-septemberively and we need to think -- deceptive and we need to think differently. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman yields back. the the chair recognizes the gentlelady from georgia, mess green, for five minutes. miss green: madam speaker, i would like to address the 117th congress and talk about our national debt. currently we are at $28,09,752 thousand and the numbers are rising so fast i couldn't name them up. it's continuing to rise. yet we are considering a pught this week at -- budget this week at $4.3 trillion, which would be the most expensive piece of legislation in the united states history. which is mind-boggling. especially considering the fact that we also are looking at voting on a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that is mostly socialism, giving away things for free and waste the taxpayers dollars. considering the fact we just abandoned americans in afghanistan, armed the taliban, 13 of our ow

it's exactly the same message that he gave during a visit to flood ravaged areas on the east coast last week. basically saying that this is a consequence of climate change. my infrastructure bill is an effective way to counter climate change or to begin to do it. so support that bill and we will help to begin to deal with climate change. and i'll be back in just a few minutes time with more of, well, do you think, ah, cut one of the fastest growing nations in the world. i want a condo needed to open and develop it for international shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough or trade in money, skillfully enough re key is up to about filling up from the connecting the world, connecting the future. got cut to gateway to whoa trade. it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. it's been suddenly again around the river plate. an area of cloud containing big thunderstorms produced this size hail . you might describe as large lemons, small tennis balls, whatever they are big and have caused a certain

that can work its way up the food chain. at least 2,000 seabirds are thought to have died along the uk's east coast in recent weeks. lls seen, just off the coast here, certainly dead beneath the cliffs and ones that are acting strangely as well. so whether or not they make it, well for the rest of the day, who knows. birds are often a barometer of the health of the seas. the unprecedented scale of this ongoing incident will be seen as yet another warning that our climate is changing more quickly than wildlife can adapt. paul murphy, bbc news, on the east yorkshire coast. with around half of patients in intensive care in west wales being treated for covid, a leading consultant there says staff are under as much pressure — if not more — than at any point health ccorrespondent 0wain clarke reports. make deep breaths and your please. i now through your nose. 0k? learning how to breathe again. this is what the third covered wave looks like an intensive care hospital. west wales and parts of mid wales escaped the worst of the first and second waves, the area's lead critical care doctor says the pressure now as is intense

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there was a slew of tornados that impacted the east coast as well, so much going on but the bottom line is the oceans are starting to retain this heat that we continue to build in the planet with our burning of our fossil fuels and that is increasing the number of category 4 and category 5 hurricanes like hurricane ida, i rode that storm out in southern louisiana and that was a high-end category 4 and it was brutal, lasted four hours. it's impacting our forest fire season, adding months to the beginning and to the ends of the season so we're starting to see that wildfire season increase and the average acreage of wildfire starts to increase as well with our warming planet. we see those trends year after year and decade after decade, so really the fingerprints of climate change right in our own backyard. that's the point t is here now happening. kim? >> and it is scary. meteorologist derek van dam, thanks so much. >>> coming up, covid cases among children are skyrocketing across the u.s., just as many head back to class. we'll talk to a doctor about the best ways for schools to keep stud

between june and august a west coast drought some have referred to as a mega drought that arguably began in 2000. hot is getting hotter, dry is getting drier. on the east coast people are quite literally drowning their cars. atmospheric rivers and consequences of warming sees and more intense tropical storms as well as hurricanes and so i'm hereby the challenges in that reality but also as i noted optimistic by not only california's compassionate to work through situationally and took the town of grizzly flats 67% contained and now about three quarters contained. the sustainable lives that we have is to address these realities and to lead the conversation anew in this country to change the way we produce and consume energy and continue to lead our nation leading efforts as it relates to growth. the leadership has been challenged in the last four years. but those headwinds now are tailwinds with the biden administration. we are working partners as it relates to issues of climate change and dealing with the challenges of wildfires. so, mr. president, i'm just honored that you're here. we are all blessed from the 40 million strong, that you took the time

some holes in that cloud, i think, during the afternoon, lifting temperatures in the wake in the spots towards the west up to around 22 or 23 degrees. a little bit cooler down the east coast with us for quite a while, it is sticking around as we head towards the end of the week, lots of cloud trapped underneath that area of high pressure, so a little bit gloomy as we head through the day on friday, similar to thursday. a bit of cloud around for most areas, some sunshine breaking through, perhaps a little bit more sunshine for southern england and again for southern and western scotland, north—west england and northern ireland. still about 14—18 down the east coast, against the warmest weather towards the west, with highs around 21 or 22 degrees. into the weekend now and high pressure still not far away, just starting to slip off towards the east. so, we'll start to see low pressure approaching from the west, but it looks like the high pressure in on the east wins out. so, perhaps a few showers particularly on sunday for some western parts of the uk, but most of us staying dry and things turning a little bit warmer, too. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm xxxx. i martine c

the idea that flash floods on the east coast are new is a lie. it has happened repeatedly. 2005 study found that from 1960 to 1990, there was many disaster declarations for hurricanes as there were for inland flooding from former hurricanes. it's happened many times in new york and new jersey. they need to change the narrative and get you to focus on anything but their border crisis, their afghanistan disaster and their run-away spending. the reason is this: biden is sinking in the polls. a new poll found that president's approval rating is down to 43%. biden is down 36% among independents. this is what happens when a president looks like he's sleeping through a meeting with the israelis. when a president refuses to answer questions at pressers. when a president ends a 20-year ward with a disastrous retreat. no matter how hard these partisans would like america to look over here, they're looking right there. or there. it's an image they'll be taking with them into the voting booth come mid-terms. joining me now, former congressman house oversight

i think it was democratic and republican governors along the east coast that said it makes sense for all these other reasons, and we see it's going to be cost-competitive. that was, i think, the turning point and with the president coming in and seeing this opportunity and giving service to it, i think it's exploding. >> that's fantastic. great to hear about that. i do see some questions rolling in from the audience. please do keep them coming. if you have questions you can submit them in the chat feature or you can tweet at us from #bbc live with those questions. we will be moving to the q&a period in just a couple minutes, but wanted to continue the conversation, david. how are you thinking about the transmission backlog in this country and what problems it could create for the offshore wind industry if nothing is done about it? also, late breaking news on that infrastructure that was voted on last night. we're seeing some missing pieces, and do we reap forward other institutions, or how do we go about it? >> we're very excited about the energy package, energy for grid deployment.

that turn. but coastal areas of the east coast, we're going to have some high surf, beach erosion that's going to be a problem. but the forecast not in full agreement just yet we'll watch that going into tuesday. still very concerned about southeast louisiana where heat concerns and advisories are in place. look at these daytime highs. they'll be in the mid 90s. avere a different story for the desert southwest. highs back in the 100s so many different weather stories will go back to the west coast. fire danger really increasing this week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> we'll talk to you then, janessa. thank you. >>> notre dame and florida state added to the chaos of an action-packed opening weekend of college football the ninth-ranked fighting irish were up by 18 heading into the fourth quarter but florida state fought back, erasing that eph deficit, eventually kicking their way into overtime and in overtime notre dame's defense wins it. 41-38. >> talk about an endo tthe pandemic benefits. >>> and moving the needle. the growing divide in the country over covid vaccinations. do you mean surpr

it is after midnight on the east coast so that means it is officially game day for the 49ers. the red and gold kick off week one of the nfl season at detroit. the lions are a mystery. they have a new head coach and a new staff. they also have a new qb and marin county native jared goff who was traded from the rams to the lions in the offseason. as for the 9ers, they have high expectations. many football experts believe this team is built to make a super bowl run. >> feels like it's been a long time coming. you know, preseason is great to get your feet wet but -- um -- you know there is like nothing regular season, especially having fans back. >> all you are hoping is you just prepare the best you can and everyone can't wait for kickoff because you want to shut off that mind and go. >> make sure you join nbc sports bay area for 49ers' pregame live tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., newly retired joe staly joins the team to get you ready for the big game. >>> college football stanford on the road at the l.a. coliseum to take on usc. just before the half, tanner mcgee fires a strike

crisis but this summer we saw a change where nova scotia became the first government that is a province on the east coastat has really been a wake—up call for the liberals. that maybe voters won't be so complacent to just keep the same people in power because we are in a crisis. and often liberals like to paint conservatives paris is undeniably one of the world's great capital cities, renowned for its charm, its history and its beauty. but nowhere is perfect. paris has problems with waste and pollution. now, one 11—year—old boy is trying to do something about it. the bbc�*s tim allman explains. meet raphael and his unusual aladdin's cave. no magic lamp, but plenty of rusty telephones and discarded bits of metal. the young boy, along with his friends, has taken to fishing in the seine. but he's looking for scrap and junk rather than aquatic life forms. translation: | feel like i'm | doing something for the planet in my own little way. some 10 and 11—year—olds stay at home and play football, well, i know i'm cleaning up. not the entire planet, but i'm cleaning up. raphael began his crusade to clean up the

and you see it by the smoke that ends upcoming over the east coast. folks, we're all in this. it's about time weapon stopped the regional fights and understand helping somebody make sure there's no fewer fires in the west warrants helping people in in alley make sure they're not flooded. and by the way, it's not just the flooding -- i'll end with this. it's not just the flooding. flooding ends up overrunning sanitation systems and it causes disease and people get sick and it's sorry -- serious, serious business. so we were a lot of work to do again, it's good-paying jobs, we can punishment the economy back on a path to real growth but in the needn't, we're going to save a whole hell of a lot of people's levers and we're going to save a whole hell of a lot of money. god bless you all, let's get this done. [applause] >> say hello. >> how are you, pal? >> what's your name? >> he can't hear us. >> how old are you? oh, you're getting old. by the way, the neat thing about america, every time we end up with a problem going into a serious circumstance, we come out better than we went

after he graduated, in 1919, he accompanied an army con soy that went from -- convoy that went from the west coast to the east coast. and that journey took 62 days. and it appalled eisenhower. he was really, in a lot of ways, disgusted by it. he saw army vehicles getting stuck in mud. that was the condition of roads back then, really crude, primitive pathways for vehicles to travel on. and he recognized that this was a real problem. it was a problem for the economy because it hampered economic development. when you have transportation networks that are that crude, it impedes the transportation, the movement of goods and services. he also as a military man recognized that represented a threat to national security. in case of an emergency, you couldn't move military vehicles very easily along those kinds of roadways. is so i think that experience had a formative impact on him. it stuck in the back of his mind. and then during world war ii he was in europe, and in germany he saw the autobahn. he was very impressed like that. i think that led him to be a big advocate of better roads, and in 1956 he signed the int

pennsylvania connecticut that all the east coast is feeling it flash flooding can, you know happen anywhere and it certainly is. hundreds of people have been rescued. >> just in new york city. they're saying they rescued from flooded out subways from flooded roadways from buildings and homes. and of course, we've also seen fatalities in this, too, because in some cases they went into flooded out homes and found people had been inundated with water like in a basement apartment. a couple and their child died. so we're looking at i think it was 14 people so far. >> deaths have been related to this. a lot of people just told not to move, not to go to work, not to go. well. i can't go to because they wanted to be clear for all these rescuers to do their work or so. you look at that and they're dealing with floods. you're looking at at our neck of the woods here on the west coast. we're dealing with fires. we've got natural disasters. >> plenty to track. and john sort of keeping an eye on both situations here. let's join now for another utdate. it's hard to see what's going on up in tahoe. certai

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