And flooded parts of the northeast. Listen to this reality. Many of those people who died drowned in their own homes, in their own cars. Right now the threat from rising rivers is expected to continue throughout the weekend. In New York, officials rescued more than 500 people from flooded buildings, streets, even subway stations. In pennsylvania, massachusetts and New Jersey, at least eight tornadoes destroyed dozens of homes and buildings, while the northeast assesses the damage. More than 800,000 still remain without power in louisiana. Of course, where Ida First hit several days ago. Millions are at risk as the sweltering heat stretches into the weekend. Today President Biden is headed to louisiana to tour the damage there. Before that, he is expected to speak about the latest Jobs Report which was a huge disappointment. Frankly, a huge surprise. The economy added just 235,000 jobs. That missed projections by half A Million. Lets begin with christine romans. Christine, projection es
the crowd. we will have details in a live report. washington, d.c. is one of the cities around the world where people are showing their support for anti-government protests in iran. on the heels of hurricane ian another massive storm is gaining strength and moving closer to mexico s pacific coast with several tourist destinations in its path. we have the latest from the cnn weather center just ahead. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we start with a developing story we re following out of indonesia. police say at least 130 people are dead after chaos and violence erupted at a soccer match between two of the country s biggest teams. you can see in this video the clashes between fans and security forces, authorities say a deadly stampede occurred after police fired tear gas into the crowd. nearly 200 people were injured as well. many were transported to nearby hospitals suffering from lack of oxygen and shortness of death. cnn
Stock of the devastation from ian, another major storm is gaining strength off mexico s west coast. cnn meteorologist gene norman joins us now. i just saw there was an update. this is getting stronger and stronger by the minute it seems. exactly right, kim. the news on hurricane orlene goes from bad to worse. just a couple hours ago it went from a cat 1 to a cat 3, now it s jumped up to a category 4 major hurricane. it is expected to make landfall on monday but the big threat with this system will be heavy rain that could cause some devastating flooding, landslides and flash flooding in western mexico. again, here is the latest on it, now a category 4 with max winds of 130 miles an hour. still creeping slowly to the north, still about maybe 175 miles off the coast. the problem is we ve seen this storm rapidly intensify, what i call the fingerprints of climate change, these major hurricanes
So that s why you re seeing distribution sites like this one popping up and expanding. this was put together by the county emergency management office, by the salvation army, by the florida national guard. cases of water, not just water, but also boxes of mres so that people can feed themselves as they try to figure out how to survive now that the storm has passed. but the big question what happens to this, to highway 70, once the peace river starts to go back down to normal levels. county emergency management officials say they re concerned about the infrastructure but they haven t had time to assess the damage because first things first, they are more concerned about the safety and well-being of people in this area. nadia romero, cnn, arcadia, florida. an organization called caring for others is one of many agencies offering help to florida. its founder says she is arranged a minimum of five supply trucks to carry hurricane relief to the
That we have not left as yet. as of yesterday we were told that a part of i-75 was closed. we want to make sure that we have safe passage going remember, these are volunteers who are volunteering their time to take these products in. we want to make sure that everything is safe and clear so that we could do the best we could do for those who have been impacted by this storm. this isn t the first storm in which you ve helped. what have we learned from other voyages like this that are helping you now? well, to me this is the largest one i am going to put my finger on, but what i ve learned is to be patient, not to rush, take my time and assess everything properly and make sure that we are doing what is right, and what is right is to be sure that we have clear passage, that we are able to meet the people who have been impacted and we could make a