Aset Damage News Today

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Chesky. he has been in louisiana all week. morgan, where you are, theyre still reeling. we are four days out from rain hitting where you are and damage is still devastating. talk us through what the recovery is like. is everybody accounted for? >> steph, as of now we believe that is the case. governor john bel edwards told me when i joined him in a fly along that every community impassable had been contacted by emergency workers or those with the state and that people that needed to get out had ...

Nonemergency travel and suspending and severely limiting subway service. this video of a rushing water surge into an apartment on 22nd street in manhattan, more than three inches of rain recorded in central park within an hour, shattering a record set last week. at the same time, idas remnants unleerk rare tornadoes in the atlantic and northeast, like this one in annapolis, snapping trees, ripping off roofs, toppling power lines. similar scene playing out in new jersey. look at this. tornado cau...

And in the northeast, it is hilly, not flat. all the water that falls in the hills and mountains rushes into lower elevations and those are all the people that live near the streams and creeks that had it horrible. a lot of images from philadelphia, city center i was seeing, even in the downtown area, theyre flooded, water in businesses and homes. we havent even mentioned, there was a dam break in pennsylvania yesterday, town of whitmore got completely flooded. there are stories outside of new y...

We are in new orleans now, west of us is st. charles parish. we were there the other day. leaders of the parish told residents to prepare to live more than a month without power. here we are, approaching 90 degrees already. it is only going to get hotter. if it is not water, it is something else theyre lacking. i spoke to a gentleman down to the last four gallons of diesel fuel. asked him what happens when you run out of fuel. he said thats it. his only recourse is to have family members with ga...

The sun is out in queens but the damage is done. remarkable looking at the gas station that no one was injured. rachb came down so hard, so fast, the roof krashtd on that car. the owner was inside paying at the time. the national weather service did something they rarely do and had never done before in new york city, first issued a flash flood warning. then upgraded that to flash flood emergency. they only do that when theres a threat to human life. tornadoes flooding, and heavy winds through th...

Rose high. but you cant do more than that. maybe we could have shut down roads sooner, closed, sent workers home earlier, could have prevented people driving into flooded roadways. some died in parish because of that. maybe that could have been done. flash flooding is a different beast. it moves in quickly and then it moves out. a lot of small rivers and streams that did the damage last night, its gone. it is a sunny day. it was in and it was out. these rainfall rates were just -- my house here,...

Dollar weather disaster from louisiana and mississippi. now the storm has maybe done just as much damage in pennsylvania, new jersey, new york, connecticut and through rhode island. the schuylkill river broke the all-time record in the philadelphia area. you can see there are water rescues still ongoing. look at the roof of that car theyre driving past. there are thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of vehicles from the storm that have been flooded and ruined. just a might mayor with water in ...

Guard by how quickly the rain fell, how quickly water rose and they couldnt get to them in time. now you dont have scenes in queens like you have in pennsylvania where people are still being plucked from homes. but you certainly have the damage that has been done like this. theyre trying to clear it away now. you have lingering damage in the city with subways not running, real problems there. worth pointing out that so many people in the city rely on subways to get to and from jobs. they dont ha...

Why would that be? theres not rescues going on. is it just about assessing damage and keeping people off the streets? >> well, for the philadelphia area what youre looking at here, theyre trying to clear debris there to keep that bridge functioning. maybe thats the railroad bridge theyre on possibly there. that crane is lifting logs and debris, coming down the schuylkill river to try to save force and impact on that train bridge. it is too hazardous out there. wherever water built up that didnt ...