intensifying. police are promising they are closing in. i m not going to be terrified but i m cautious. look at the door. oh my god. pummeled bracing for potentially the worst flooding in years. the worst damage seen in new york s valley. you woke up and seen a natural disaster hit. jr. hang on and win the 2023 team mobile home run derby. he and his dad both home run derby champions. we begin with a fox news alert. president biden expected to speak at any moment after arriving at the nato summit. earlier he attended a bilateral meeting with the president of lithuania where he welcomed the idea of sweden joining the alliance. i want to thank you, mr. president, for hosting this historic summit at an important time. first time that nato leaders will meet together 31 and looking soon with 32 members. brian: fantastic news. biden is scheduled to meet with turkey s president today. tomorrow he will meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy. wasn t clear zelenskyy w
have a fox weather alerted. a summer s worth of rain pounding parts of the northeast in just hours yesterday. look at that radar center screen. brian: and new england is bracing for even more catastrophic flooding, forcing dozens of water rescues and year whelming whole towns. ainsley: katie berne joins us live from highland falls, new york. katie, tell us what is happening there. good morning, guys. a lot of people are comparing the flooding here in new york hudson valley and the flooding in vermont to past hurricanes. that s how much damage there is. the water was so strong at times it had the strength to tear apart roads and bridges like this one behind me. officials are trying to figure out if it s passable right now. they have it barricaded off so people won t drive or walk over it. can you tell at the time that water was pushing trees up against the railing here. visuals like this all over town and nearby towns there are crumbling streets and debris spanning miles in this a
recede, likely into the coming days if not the coming week. more rain pounding parts of south carolina. and officials are warning residents the danger is not over yet. people are off the roads. they ve really listened, but those that didn t listen, this is dangerous. this is very real. reporter: the governor said today there could be more evacuations with flood waters likely to rise. crews across the state have been working around the clock, rescuing people from their homes and cars as flood waters rise. in georgetown county, the fire chief says one man was found clinging to a tree after his truck was swept away by an overflowing river. the witness saw a truck go around the barricade and went down the water and the water pushed him into the river. i hope it sends a strong message. this guy could have lost his life. reporter: the call to stay off the roads echoed by officials across the state. this is not the time to take
see, at least a mile of flooding, flooding businesses nearby, cars are submerged. we ve seen a lot of scenes like this today around the western or eastern part of south carolina i should say, scenes that will continue to play out as the rain continues to come down. tonight more rain pounding parts of south carolina, and officials are warning residents the danger is not over yet. people are off the roads and really listened, but those that didn t listen, this is dangerous. this is very real. reporter: governor nikki haley said there could be more evacuations with flood waters likely to rise. crews across the state have been working around the clock rescuing people from their homes and cars as flood waters rise. in georgetown county the fire chief said one man was found clinging to a tree after his truck was swept away by an overflowing river. saw a truck go around the