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battle the wildfire. driving the wildfire closer to lake tahoe. in the southeast, homes in grand aisle was stripped down to their stilts from hurricane ida. the number nearing dead is close to 50. and the yankees and where the patriots play, show the field completely submerged by water. sandra: remarkable images there, john. to kick off the hour, in south lake tahoe. and in new or leans. and burned as surrounded by floodwaters. brian? reporter: good afternoon. we are in new jersey and the fires are still trying to be taken out by the firefighters behind me. this was a banquet hall and it exploded after a couple feet of water. you can see the firefighters trying to douse the flames. the owner opened this business in 2018 and you can imagine in 2020, it made him very difficult to host events and then, he lost his business. he s absolutely distraught. listen to him. i bet everything in my life on this property. i worked too hard. [crying] i don t know what to do. i j ....
the south, two historic flooding in the northeast. two fires out of control in the. west the desperate need to climate prove american infrastructure. plus the schools risking it all in florida. to try to protect kids from covid. when all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. in the dead of night, they did it in the dead of night. five republican supreme court justices, including three appointed by donald trump, a man who lost the popular vote in 2016, by neither 3 million votes. they destroyed the woman s right to bodily autonomy and reproductive choice. first in the state of texas, who knows what s next. and they did it shortly before midnight. with no big public announcement. with an order that is barely more than a page long. i am struggling to come up with the proper words to describe to you, how both cynically reckless and contemptuous the actions of the court were last night. it was essentially a middle finger, from those five justices. as if ....
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 ....
been kind of focusing my attention in this direction because we re constantly hearing these falling limbs and the possibility that we re talking about weakened trees that could fall down any second. this is a dangerous fire. it has shown its ability to be unpredictable. reporter: today the only predictable thing you ll find in south lake tahoe, this community s gratitude for our firefighters. and what better way than to show that appreciation than by obeying cal fire s evacuation order. cal fire s captain says those who live just outside south lake tahoe in the christmas valley area also did an excellent job of fireproofing their homes. a lot of prep work was done ahead of time, and a lot of good work by the people who own these homes and come to maintain these areas. they know that they live in fire country. reporter: typically homeowners forced to evacuate leave their sprinklers on. but this homeowner took it one step further. to protect their home, you can se ....
reporter: it appears we are making a connection, understandable with weather conditions. let s go to adam he was also in the fox weather center. reporter: this made landfall six hours ago and is still a category four hurricane. rarely do you see such a thing with 130 miles per hour made landfall. it is weakening of the and has slowed down quite a bit moving to the northwest at 10 miles an hour. so the slower the storm moves the more you will see the rain if there is wind in your area it will be there longer because this will be crawling as it continues to move up to the northwest. this is a path as it made landfall 150 miles an hour. not a whole lot slowing down so far the wind speed into the new orleans area we have seen gust between 70 and 80 miles an hour. typically it is the right quadrant with the most severe weather the strongest rain and that continues to be the case so then to continue to batter that will go anywhere soon the future forecast model does forecast ....