electricity yet again this morning. residents are waiting in these long lines, look at this. they just want to buy gas and food. president biden says the federal government will do its part. there s much to be done. we re working around the clock with the governor and the elected officials there until we can meet every need you all have. our correspondents are covering the storm from the gulf coast to the northeast. let s begin there and bring in cnn s evan mcmorris cant santor. he joins us from new jersey. bring us up to speed on the conditions there now. reporter: boris and christi, you both said it best. this is an ongoing emergency. here in the northeast, we ve seen reports of dry ice being delivered. people without power in westchester county, new york. we have rescue operations still ongoing in passaic, new jersey. here in paterson, new jersey, where the passaic river is the life blood of the town, we re dealing with what is actually flooding. the national weather
threatens unvaccinated americans. you can see the growing number of companies reinstating mask mandates or requiring vaccines for some of their employees. mcdonald s and microsoft are just the latest. and in new york city a major announcement for mayor bill de blasio ordering everyone including employees and customers to show proof of vaccination at restaurants, gyms, and entertainment venues all in an effort to get more people vaccinated. cnn s lucy kafanov is covering the new mandates across the country and how it could affect your family. but we re going to start at the white house with cnn s kaitlan collins. so, kaitlan, what exactly do we expect president biden to say in just moments? well, obviously, pam, he s been grappling with so many issues facing him with this surge of the delta variant, fueling these new outbreaks across the country. and the white house really this week has been trying to reset the messaging after the cdc sparked a lot of confusion by changing t
vaccination effort at home and abroad. the president is also expected to take indication on a number of topics, including the refusal investigation from the investigation into governor cuomo. we will carry the president s comments live when they happen, and talk more about the investigation into governor cuomo. but we re going to start with the unfurling human tragedy among the men and women who protected the capitol and the lawmakers who worked inside it on january 6th. it s now colliding with one of the party spiraling into conspiracy lies. yesterday officials confirmed two more police officers who responded to the attack at the capitol, have died by suicide. speaker pelosi issued a statement about hashida, who called him a hero. d.c. police also confirming that officer kyle defrietag was found on january 10th. officer harry dunn spoke specifically about the ongoing trauma to officers who responded that day. i m now receiving private counseling, therapy for persistent, em
violated federal and state law specifically the investigation found that governor andrew cuomo sexually harassed current and former new york state employees by engaging in unwelcome and nonconsensual touching and making numerous offensive comments of a suggestive and sexual nature that created a hostile work environment for women. this investigation has revealed conduct that corrodes the very fabric and character of our state government and shines light on injustice that can be present at the highest levels of government, but none of this, none of this would have been illuminated if not for the heroic women who came forward, and i am inspired by all of the brave women who came forward, but more importantly, i believe them. and i thank them for their bravery. the attorney general s report says there were 11 women who were harassed including current and former state employees. one of whom is a new york state trooper. investigators saying the witnesses describe these incidents
we re there when he starts speaking. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. all eyes on washington right now even though washington has very little to say about the fate of a new york democratic governor greeted as a rock star a year ago and now a rock to the party. all because the attorney general completing a report that just escorates him and he relationship with dozens of women. 179 people were interviewed on this, tens of thousands of documents. simply a report. the attorney general in new york says she s done. now growing questions as to whether the governor is done as well. let s go to bryan llenas who has followed this better than anybody i know from the very beginning with the very latest. hey, bryan. hi, neil. new york attorney general s office releasing a stunningly detailed substantiated and corroborated report relying on 179 interviews with former and current employees and state employees. 74,000 e-mails and texts and witness accounts from t