i m reena ninan. at least two people are dead as historic floods slam the deep south. over a foot and a half of rain has fallen in parts of louisiana, which is under a state of emergency. more than 1,000 have been rescued. there s also flooding in mississippi and alabama. we begin with omar villafranca in hammond, louisiana. do you have something? yeah. reporter: rescue crews spent the day searching for people who may have been swept away in the floodwaters. they came across this car just in time, dog from drowning. oh! reporter: national guards men on boats, trucks, and helicopters have helped more than 1,000 stranded pets and people. before john bel edwards says many who should have evacuated did not. some are risking their lives on flooded roads. it really doesn t take much depth of the water if it s moving quickly to wash your vehicle off the road. while trying to escape the rising waters. me and my son and another guy tried to get him, but it was too late.
and passengers were sent rushing out of jfk airport late last night with their hands up, over reports of a shooting. it was just a false alarm, but flights were backed up for hours. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. more violence broke out overnight in milwaukee where protesters are demonstrating, after a black police offic one protester was shot and rescued by police. one police officer was injured when a rock smashed his windshield. and at least one car was set ablaze. police made multiple arrests. neighbors on milwaukee s north side cleared debris on sunday after several cars and buildings were set on fire sunday night, saturday night, including a gas station that was burned to the ground. dozens of protesters spurred on by posts on social media. the violence started a few hours earlier after a police officer shot and killed silva smith during a traffic stop on saturday after
rushing out of jfk airport late last night with their hands up, over reports of a shooting. it was just a false alarm, but flights were backed up for hours. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. more violence broke out overnight in milwaukee where protesters are demonstrating, after a black police officer shot and killed a black man. one protester was shot and rescued by police. one police officer was injured when a rock smashed his windshield. and at least one car was set ablaze. police made multiple arrests. neighbors on milwaukee s north side cleared debris on sunday after several cars and buildings were set on fire sunday night, saturday night, including a gas station that was burned to the ground. dozens of protesters spurred on by posts on social media. the violence started a few hours earlier after a police officer shot and killed silva smith during a traffic stop on saturday
i m reena ninan with a western edition of the broadcast. at least two people are dead as historic floods slam the deep south. over a foot and a half of rain has fallen in parts of louisiana, which is under a state of emergency. more than 1,000 have been rescued. there s also flooding in mississippi and alabama. we begin with omar villafranca in hammond, louisiana. do you have something? yeah. reporter: rescue crews spent the day searching for people who may have been swept away in the floodwaters. they came across this car just in time, saving a woman and her dog from drowning. i got your dog. oh! reporter: national guardsmen on boats, trucks, and helicopters have helped more than 1,000 stranded pets and people. governor john bel edwards says many who should have evacuated did not. some are risking their lives on flooded roads. it really doesn t take much depth of the water, if it s moving quickly, to wash your vehicle off the road. 68-year-old man who drowned w
flooding in louisiana. this morning, there s more rain on the way to the devastated region. and passengers were sent rushing out of jfk airport late last night with their hands up, over reports of a shooting. it was just a false alarm, but flights were backed up for hours. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. more violence broke out overnight in milwaukee where protesters are demonstrating, after a black police officer shot and killed a black man. one protester was shot and rescued by police. one police officer was injured when a rock smashed his windshield. and at least one car was set ablaze. police made multiple arrests. neighbors on milwaukee s north side cleared debris on sunday after several cars and buildings were set on fire sunday night, saturday night, including a gas station that was burned to dozens of protesters spurred on by posts on social media. the violence start