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off the roads and avoid unnecessary travel. the mayor confirmed one does, 70-year-old man who was swept away by floodwaters. flash flooding warning in effect until 3 am eastern time. also flooding from rutgers university in new jersey to yale university in connecticut. the flooding stranding and travel. water rising the lower level of international airport, they were able to resume limited flight operations. tornadoes touched down in southern new jersey. dozens of homes were destroyed and joining us now is steve rogers, retired police lieutenant experienced this flooding firsthand, i wish we were talking on better terms. this was a very unusual storm. there were no high winds. i was on the phone with my neighbor and he told me his basement was flooded and i thought i should take a look at mine and sure enough i had half a foot of water pouring in. the water was coming in from the storm drains, toilet bowls overflowing and it was coming in very rapidly. i had some pump ....
martin savidge has been monitoring the situation. martin, what do we know? reporter: well, we have some positive news coming directly to us now in the form of information from the county sheriff s department. they co-responded to this event taking place at mt. tabor high school on the northwest side of the city. they report that one student has been wounded and that police and the sheriff s deputies are now actively searching for a suspect. they say that all the other students are safe. now, that school continues to be in lockdown and authorities both from the city and from the county sheriff s department are methodically going through the buildings of this campus. it s about 1,600 students, grades 9 through 12. the initial report came in around noon according to local news reports. they say there was a resource officer who called in the shooting. but again, forsyth county sheriff s department twieeting out that one student has been injured, the suspect is being sough ....
and fairly widespread destruction. from the category four hurricane this slammed into the gulf coast two days ago. wherever you live, episodic s power outages are effective life. you get through the, move on, with more less discomfort and inconvenience. but this is an order of magnitude greater. we are talking well over 1 million people, not only power, but no prospects of power anytime soon. in many cases, also no running water, new working sewage system, no working emergency response, system in some cases no passable roads, because of the storm damage. louisiana s governor today told residents of his state, if you have already evacuated, do not return. until the office of emergency preparedness tells you it is ready to receive you. the parish president from one hard-hit county in louisiana, john the baptist parish, told residents today, the parishes without power, and we are without water. so where you currently are now, if you re in a safe place with water and power, ....
infections ravage the unvaccinated. protesters mark the historic march on washington with demands to protect voting rights. voting rights is determining what we are all about. diaz: and later, baby boom. how these labor and delivery nurses are keeping busy becoming their own patients. that s definitely a light in the darkness in a world that is really hard right now. this is the cbs weekend news. from chicago, here s adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. hurricane ida is just hours from roaring ashore, and in a cruel twist, tomorrow marks exactly 16 years since hurricane katrina devastated the region. this video from the international space station gives a sense of ida s size and power. right now, it s a category two storm, but it s expected to grow into a life-threatening category four hurricane. millions are in its path, and today people fled the coast, packing highways ahead of ida s punch. cbs news meteorologist and climate specialist jeff berardelli is trac ....
greg: talking to myself! happy five days from friday, everyone! hope you all had a relaxing weekend filled with great friends, delicious food, or in julie banderas case, a night in the drunk tank. yeah, well, there was a storm. i had to have a lot of dark and stormis. greg: i bet you did. i wonder, is this the greatest immolation i ve ever seen? this is the greatest humiliation have ever seen. biden s botched exit in afghanistan is the most astonishing display of gross incompetence by a nation leader. vietnam oaks like a master class in strategy compared to joe biden s catastrophe. and it didn t have to happen. all he had to do is leave the soldiers there until everything is out. our citizens, our weapons, then you bomb the hell out of the bases. we have five bases and you say bye-bye. greg: bye-bye! [scattered applause] let me ask you, do you think that general patton was woke? i don t think so. let me ask you, do you think that general patton was woke? i ....