Brian mole died after his cruiser was swept away in floodwaters. Stephanie gosk has more on the impact of this storm. Half the town is currently under water. Reporter in the light of day, the Storm Damage on display, the danger far from over. Water kept rising. In New York, boats carried people to safety. We lost everything. Reporter similar scenes in pennsylvania and New Jersey where tornados also touched down. This neighborhood outside philadelphia ripped apart. Ida was no longer a hurricane when it hit the northeast but it was no less a punishing storm. Dropping so much rain so quickly, new York City was overwhelmed. More than 3 inches in Central Park in one hour, smashing the previous record. Waterfalls gushed into subway tunnels. In queens, passengers had to jump on their seats, the bus driving through a river that used to be a seat. Rescue crews worked to get to Everyone But Couldnt get to everyone. They got stuck in the back. Reporter a Mother And Son drowned in their basement a
carley: a lovely shot at 6 avenue, a very busy place to be, thanksgiving day parade, 90 fifth annual, 95 years of this tradition, thousands of people, a different scene this year than last year when it was a pared down ceremony because of covid but we have moved on. todd: the first one was a heckuva parade 95 years ago. william taft and the gangs. this thanksgiving let s have a little fun but we have some news to get to. president biden, spending the holiday in nantucket, families paying more for their thanksgiving dinner. critics are slamming the president saying he is out of touch. alexandria half joins me live from washington. reporter: president biden resuming of tradition that started in the 1970s when food and gas prices were squeezing americans to historic degree, a familiar feeling for many. the price of the turkey is up 24% other staples up double digits as well but the president says the opportunity to buy these items is a win. families can rest easy, grocery
Photo: Frikkie Bell
To all the bird photographers out there. don't miss Bird Day at the Aloe Farm on Saturday, 1 June.
Photographers are also invited to bring their best bird photos to display at an exhibition.
There will be informative talks on bird photography, birds and insect life
Here we go again. Interests in Tallahassee and beyond are arming themselves to dethrone our noble state bird, the mockingbird. When it happened three years ago, I did my best