if i was going to have to sleep in my car with my friend. like, it was really insane. yeah. really sad because so many people, like, you know, everything s destroyed now. yeah. listen, we want you to be safe and we thank you um very much for joining us. s she is at a hotel in clifton, new jersey. her home is bloomfield. she cannot get home. but man, oh man, it s going to be a while. and they will probably be stuck there. it is the top of the hour. it is just past midnight here in the northeast. and that s where several state of emergencies have been declared. the governor of new jersey declaring state of emergency. the mayor of yo new york city declaring a state of emergency. and towns and cities all over the northeast, states of emergency. we just had the governor of new york on the phone, kathy hochul, just moments ago saying they are looking at a possible statement of emergency here, in the state of new york. um, but they have to meet certain parameters so we wil
chief justice john roberts join the three liberal justice in the decent. one of the strictest in the nation and bans abortions before many people know they are pregnant remains on the books. we have a big couple of hours ahead for us, all live here on cnn with our breaking news. i want to get to our meteorologist though to tell us about what s going on. this water came in fast and furious as we heard here in new york city. as we heard the governor talk about and the mayor of new jersey declaring a state of emergency and the governor as well. this area is being uniinundated with water. look at this number, almost 200 miles stretch of land there of emergencies of portions of new jersey and onto new york and in place there going onto thursday morning. flash flood emergencies only a handful with issued per year and often you will see them with over topping of ada dam or levy. you have catastrophic flooding taken place. those are some what common. these won t happen every single
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 there w
the president has to have immunity. america doesn t do coronations. tonight, special election coverage with rachel maddow, joy reid, chris hayes, alex wagner, ari melber, jen psaki, lawrence o donnell, stephanie ruhle, plus msnbc s campaign experts and steve kornacki with results and analysis at the big board. it is now officially a trump-haley race. special coverage of the 2024 new hampshire primary begins now. back so soon. i know. it s like we never left. you never even had time to miss us. iowa was just last week. tonight is new hampshire. after this you are going to miss us. after tonight the next republican primary isn t for another month. good evening from msnbc, i m rachel maddow here with my be loved colleagues lawrence o donnell and joy reid and ari melber and chris hayes. great to have you all here. we ll be joined by alex wagner, jen psaki and stephanie ruhle as the night goes on. the republican primary is winnowed down to two candidates, one the front
but back on the trial. why he is declaring that he never red mein kampf. and flooding affects tens of thousands of people in maine, and temperatures there dip to below freezing. this is cnn news central. donald trump vowing to fight this huge ruling out of colorado by the colorado supreme court court which removed him from the comele coal ballot dealing him ineligible to run for president. last night the court disqualified trump because he, quote, engaged in insurrection. majority opinion wrote, trump did not merely in-scite the insurrection and it was fully under way, he continued to support it by completely demanding that mike pence refuse to perform his constitutional duty and by calling senators to persuade them to stop the countingeelectric orrial votes. so while trump himself has not commented publicly, his campaign saying that it is a completely flawed decision and they plan to swiftly file an appeal and take this extraordinary case all the way to the supre