our leland vittert is downstream. leland? the highway patrol has come to close this road here. we watched it go from a little water to rushing water. important. this is how people die in hurricanes. the running water and the fast run during floods. people try to make it across these recovers and unable. the cape fear river itself is at least a mile that way. still they have all of this water continuing to rise here. late yesterday afternoon, our photographer went out with rescue crews as they were going door-to-door on their boats driving down streets, making sure that people were out of every home that was there. those people that were still in their homes, they delivered a dire warning. pretty simple. if you stay, we probably will not be able to come back and get you as this water continues to
this is certainly terrifying for those on the ground there, experiencing what happened. this vehicle plowing into people according to witnesses. there is one witness report of the driver getting out of the vehicle, and then running. that may be some indication of the kind of incident this is. but as you know, and we have been through this before, andrea, as you mentioned, when a story is breaking like this, there are many conflicting pieces of evidence from many people on the ground. that area of barcelona, for anyone who has been there, is a busy tourist area. it is a central attraction in spanish tourism there. likely at this kind of time, you know, sometime in the late afternoon, in spain, have been many, many people from many different countries there on the ground. we are getting this video of the area closed off and the emergency services in spain saying that they have closed down streets, closed down transportation hubs in order to be able to get a grip of this situation. there
without a mow powerful moment when shindividuals representing victims of the pulse nightclub walked down streets. again, things are back to normal after what was a slight delay, about ten total arrests that we saw take place here on the streets of new york, but things continue as planned, boris. all right. reporting from the gay pride parade in new york city. please stay with us. we ll be right back.
killed, electrocuted when a tree downed several power lines falling on top of his car. southern california is littered with trees from gusts up to 80 miles an hour. and at one point during the night, nearly 150,000 customers in los angeles with no power. gushing water careened down streets, overturning cars, and causing a rush hour washout. from the air, it s incredible to see how big this flood is. reporter: part of interstate 5, a major north/south artery, flooded. one driver tried powering through and had to be towed out. the freeway mess making for a painful sight. a massive backup for mile. in los angeles, a gaping sinkhole opened up in the middle of a residential street, swallowing two cars. both drivers are okay. in areas with already saturated hillsides, mud slides are the major concern. nearly 200 homes in the threat zone evacuated. i m just going to ride the storm. i would rather be here and it
pleasing to most people. not the one that came from méxico, the one that couldn t rule because of his heritage. unconventional and unlike something we have seen before. these are the first live pictures that we have been getting out of there. this is from our affiliate, fox in philly, 35-degrees in philadelphia. a lot of people found reason to get out in the streets. same way in new york city. that s a big crowd and new york city it s out in front of the stone wall end in village where hundreds of gathered this afternoon sort of in sport support of refugees who are now able to come back to the country as the president s ban has been blocked. crowds in washington just about every day. these are just the the cities. demonstrations in cities large and small across the country. here frankly i m more concerned about the super bowl just for the moment because it s like that one day out of the year