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Hampshire could get a few inches. and this skirts offshore and we see the weather pattern improve for the eastern united states. pedram, thank you. a new darling cleans up at the emmys. >> goes to "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> terrific. the amazon series was the big winner taking home five emmys. including best comedy. the shows star won for lead actress. >> on the drama side, hbos "game of thrones" won for a third time. the show hosted by snl weekend update michael che and colin jost addres...

The flooding is yet to come. for a look at how the remnants will soak the northeast today, lets go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning. we will expect to see the flood warnings in place for the next several days. maybe the next week as the gauges continue to report moderate flood stage. we are watching that water recede back through a lot of the counties and on into the atlantic ocean. that is the biggest concern with the slow motion disaster when it comes to these flooding events....

Table has risen with the flooding which has taken place. additional flooding. when you look at the forecast. you go up to the appalachians. that water wants to end up back into the atlantic, of course. it comes from higher elevations to sea level, all of the rivers and tributaries and streams will begin to see increase in the flood levels over the next couple days. we have about 35 million people from the southeast and up to the north under flood alerts at this point before conditions gradually ...

>> thank you, too. >> lets get more on the storm with our meteorologist pedram javaheri. we just heard from zach. you can tell how tired these workers are. theyre sitting there cut off, womeninging tong wilmington. theyre waiting for more water. >> north carolina has been completely cut off. literally traveling across the state has become impossible at this point. the system made landfall 72 hours ago nearly and still pro he tusing rainfall. fwes what, you when you look at the southern trajector...

Mangkhut that moved into western and southern china. pretty remarkable when you look at this. any time you have tall buildings they tend to not only funnel wind speeds and increase wind speeds right through them. significant damage is often left behind. that was the case. winds within the city, hurricane force, 80, 75 miles per hour which is about, say, 115 to 130 kilometers per hour. there is still some rain in the forecast and its really important to note this is the latter half of the wet sea...

Place. 35 million people impacted by this system. the system pushing up to the ohio valley this afternoon and new england by tomorrow morning and tomorrow night. very quickly, but bringing in a shot of wet weather to the northeast. everyone on the eastern seaboard will get rainfall before the system is done. >> pedram javaheri, thank you for that. in southeast asia, 54 people are dead in the philippines in the wake of the worlds strongest storm this year. typhoon mangkhut. government officials...

A lot of that watt waer wants t revert back into the ocean. really across much of these river gauges is prevalent as well. a lot of them stopped working in the last cup canouple hours bec theyre over whechwhelmed by thr across them. we have 17 million under flood alert at this point. we expect the rain as you were mentioning to begin to finally die town over the next 24 or so hours. the damage has been done. this is the wettest tropical system in state history being what floyd did in 1999 with 3...

The ground. dave, christine. >> perhaps the worst is yet to come. derek van dam, live. thank you. florence will dump more rain on parts of north carolina in the next few days. river levels will rise for the week. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri in the weather center. this is a slow motion catastrophe here. >> it is. thats why when the storm was downgraded to the category two, it doesnt matter. the water element will not change. certainly the progress and slow movement of the storm hasnt ...

Now they have to move to another evacuation center because the original one was threatened by high water as well. people moving animals away from the flood waters that continue to rise. a lot of rivers will not crest until later this week on tuesday as the protected river crest is estimate for the major flooding risk here. this continues to be a difficult situation in wilmington. we are monitoring it closely. we will go out once again today. dave and christine. >> thank you, derek. stay safe. tr...

Powerful through hong kong since they started recording activity in 1946. a 10 at the top level according to hong kong government measurement systems. this is a stormy never felt that strong before. wind speeds between 100 kilometers per hour to 230 kilometers per hour. debris everywhere, clean-up underway after this monster storm. back to you aefrmts christy lou stout for us. thank you so much. lets go now to pedram javaheri in the weather center at 2.35 million evacuate ed in this one area o...