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police are prepared for the worst. fencing has been reinstalled and officers are on high alert. but this is not another insurrection. let s be clear. it is not even really a protest. it is just a sad political temper tantrum by folks who don t understand how democracy works. listen, i don t want to downplay the potential threat here because right wing extremists that are drown to these causes can certainly be violence as we saw in january. but what is happening today doesn t have the same threat level as what happened on january 6. one, congress is not in session. two, a presidential election isn t be certified. and this time law enforcement certainly does appear to be prepared. what i want to do throughout our show is make a bigger point about extremism. and that as dangerous as folks in the streets can be, it is the ones in the halls of power that you have to watch out for. let me tell you who the extremists that caused the most damage and lasting danger, and that is ....
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 couldn t get to everyone. they got stuck in the back. reporter: a mother and ....
but we start with david spunt on the story on afghanistan. reporter: thousands want to get out of afghanistan not only from kabul but this comes as the mixed messages seem to thrive. one day it seems okay to go to the airport. then people are told not to go to the airport. the united kingdom defense forces reported seven people killed outside of a kabul airport. we hear those are afghan civilians. families are desperate to leave. the kabul airport officials are reporting that the american officials are not even to get to the airport. we know small number that we know of. we know of sporadic cases where they are not being allowed. harrassment is going on and some physical violence has occurred. reporter: add that to the new threat of isis branch in afghanistan. afghanistan known to house al qaeda. isis a rival terror organization has a footprint in the country. there are reports this morning that the biden administration is weighing airstrikes on some of our equipment ....
to ten summer camps in just one week alone. and in new york city tonight, just hours before the yankees/red sox game, the game postponed amid news on their pitchers and the virus. also tonight, the dangerous and record-breaking heat. the fourth heat wave in five weeks. extreme drought across several states. the fires and then the flash flooding in the southwest. monsoon rains washing away cars. the bombshell reporting tonight involving america s top general. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. the new book claiming milley was concerned former president trump could stage a coup after losing the election. likening trump s actions and words to the rise of nazi power in germany. tonight, the former president now responding and jon karl is here. at the white house tonight, president biden hosting german chancellor angela merkel, moments ago, taking questions over a key disagreement on a new russian pipeline in germany. but their long-standin ....
reporter: president biden back on capitol hill urging democrats to pass a plan. we ll get this done. reporter: focussing on social programs and climate change. democrats going it alone on this package but they can t lose a vote. bernie sanders who wanted more new spending sounding satisfied. this is the most consequential piece of legislation proposed since the great depression and fdr. reporter: but moderate democrats less certain about the price tag? is it too high? depends if we can pay for it and still be competitive. reporter: the proposal invests in universal pre-k, paid family leave and climate change and an expansion of medicare to add dental, vision and hearing benefits. democrats want to pay for it with tax hikes on the wealthy and corporations. republicans slamming it saying it ll spend inflation and debt skyrocketing. the number is a shocking figure. we re seeing the outlines of the democrats radical freight train to socialism. and every ....