once that happens, it fills up that basement in a matter of seconds. it is terrifying, you hear the screaming from the young man, he s trapped inside and so is his mother, he ends up surviving because he ends up poking a hole through ceiling tile and the mother holding onto a boiler inside of the basement and she manages to survive as well which is about 4 inches of water there between her and the ceiling. it s really remarkable. that just goes to show, griff, what we are talking about in terms of the water. the flash flooding happens within seconds and back here in new york city, for instance, we know that the majority of deaths happened in apartments that were actually built in basement dwellings and including a 2-year-old who died along with his participants. it happens just so quick and it s just another part of this, the tragedy that was this storm, griff. griff: terrifying video there, bryan llenas in paterson, new
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were you told to evacuate the airport? yeah, eventually we ended up walking out to the tarmac. we all were waiting outside. they were bringing coats to everybody because it was pretty cold outside. any damage on the runways that you know of? not that i know. inside it s the ceiling tile that s fallen out and mostly the structural damage to the roof but nothing too bad on the runway. your plane has been delayed one hour. you expect to get out to seattle with no problem after that? should be. i haven t heard otherwise. as of now we re supposed to depart at 11:30. what did it feel like? kind of felt like, if you ve been on the subway before, that constant rattling underneath