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everyone to stay off the roads. i m very worried about what is happening out on the roads. i want to urge everyone get in quickly, do not stay out on the roads. it is dangerous. we re seeing the kind of rainfall we almost never see, this kind of speed with which the rain has come. everyone has to get to safety, do not be out on the roads if you have any choice. and the subways also i m sad to say, the subways are basically out of commission at this point. also not safe to go there. tomorrow do not go into a street, a road, a highway with a lot of water accumulated, that can be super dangerous. and while many people have been rescued, new york police are now reporting four fatalities from the storm. all were people who had called for help. rescuers have been scouring the streets for anyone stuck in cars or other areas where floodwaters are too dangerous to get through. new york s governor says it is crucial for people to simply stay home. we cannot guarantee that t ....
continue there. more than three inches of rain fell, astonishing amount of water, breaking a record set a week ago. severely limiting subway service through new york city. the fire department of new york city says it rescued hundreds from subways, buildings, roadways as a result of flash flooding. in new jersey, it wasn t just flooding but a tornado, rare sighting that caused widespread devastation. this is what it did to a neighborhood in new jersey. entire homes were ripped apart, at least three killed in philadelphia where water rescues are also continuing today. officials in montgomery county, pennsylvania, outside the city of philadelphia say they rescued about 500 people since yesterday. more than three times as many rescued as any previous single storm. mind you, this storm came ashore in the gulf and had to work its way across land. ida has moved out of the united states, but it cut a path of destruction from the southeast to the northeast, includes louisiana, 9 ....
so much rain. in philadelphia flood waters so high some people were rescued from the tops of their homes. authorities there and elsewhere in pennsylvania, new jersey and new york left to rescue hundreds of people who were trapped in their homes by all that water. we re homeless right now. this all you know, we ll all come together and figure out a solution and go from there. the rain also sent water pouring into the new york city subway system. along with other mass transit systems in the region right now it s struggling to return to normal service. ida s remnants spawned several tornados in pennsylvania and new jersey. one of the twisters damaged and destroyed hills in new jersey. down to south eastern louisiana many people are spending their fourth day in sweltering heat without power or running water. they continue to wait in hours long lines for ice, water, food and other necessity. all of this as west coast firefighters are making slow progress against the ....
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leave afghanistan. i refuse to continue the war that was no longer in the service of the vital national interests of our people. o donnell: and as the taliban takes over the kabul airport, the new intelligence warning about a threat from violent extremists in the u.s.. wildfire emergency: the fight tonight to save lake tahoe as a growing blaze inches closer to the resort town, and roads are clogged with thousands trying to evacuate. double jeopardy! : why mike richards is now out as host and executive producer. and flight of a lifetime: a dream come true as world war ii vets take to the skies. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. it is a dire situation in louisiana with no signs of relief for those hit by hurricane ida. tonight, more than a million people are without power and could be for weeks, which means no air conditioning, ....