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On top of this, there were 911 calls that went to the facility, there were over 60 of them, someone saying that there was a diabetic patient that needed transported because they had not eaten. and someone else said someone was having seizures. when you talk to some who worked here, they were surprised by what happened. you are talking about seven deaths and the owner of the facilities losing all the ability to have these nursing homes. but you can understand people are upset and wanting a more t...

Vaccines are about 90% effective keeping people out of the hospital. the study also shows that the vaccine remains highly effective at least 112 days after the second dose. that was the longest vaccination interval during the study. the storm battered northeast is facing the possibility of more flash flooding. the first storm since hurricane ida are now moving through the region and because the ground is so saturated, the chance of flooding is greater. 2 to 4 inches of rain are respon possible...

Circumstances. and we continue to track developments out of southwest mexico where a powerful earthquake struck just hours ago sending shockwaves across the country. the epicenter of the magnitude 7 quake was not far from the coastal resort city of acapulco, but was felt as far away as mexico city. at least would not person has died. officials say a man was crushed by a falling pole. the state owned utility service says more than 1.5 million customers are without electricity in mexico city and...

But right now, the -- the more urgent emergency is to try to help folks who were standed overnight when the water just poured so quickly here in jersey and other states. just poured down so quickly that the local infrastructure was overwhelmed. >> absolutely. brian stelter bringing us up to date there from new jersey. do take care out there, brian. >> this system is moving on. now, heading off to rhode island as well as massachusetts. so lets go to meteorologist, pedram javaheri, for the very la...

Showed a 1 hp hour rainfall amount of 3.# inches and theyve been keeping records in new york city since the 19th century, and that is a 1 in a 200-year probability of occurrence there. >> were looking at the video of that what youre saying here, and i experienced actually on my way into work. were on high ground, and it was -- there were streams of water outside of the building, incredible wind. pedram, i want you to help me through this. director danny, if you can put up that tornado video from...

Data point we have is from central park. im sure you mentioned it earlier. to have a record hourly rainfall when you were at the concert in central park, and now to have that record smashed a week and a half later, this is really history making weather thats happening right now. >> lets go to our meteorologist. brian, i want you to standby. were trying to get our other correspondents up and about around new york city, new jersey, pennsylvania area to try to bring you some of the live coverage fr...

Night and left their cars there. pedram javaheri has been covering this for us. and i mean, the amount of water that came so quickly, these becames here where i am filled up. feet of water in some cases, gushing through windows and any kind of crease. this has already been a soggy summer in the northeast and now this. >> when you look at the numbers of what came down across this region, of course you are talking about one of the most densely populated corners of the u.s. the concrete jungle we k...

Second most destructed, in new orleans as youd expect. but this wettest observation is 1 in 1,000 event. so how about new york city, central park, 3.15 inches, that is a 200 year event or a one in 200 chance of this occurring. again the pattern just continues, the severe weather has been in place, we think a couple more hours of active weather before it is all said and done and a storm that really had severe impacts from louisiana all the way into new england. >> a 1 in 1,000 year event, wettest...

Emergency earlier-this evening. new york city, under a state of emergency, now. and there is a flash-flood warning in effect -- emergency, i should say -- a flash-flood emergency in effect for new york and the new jersey area until 3:00 a.m. i want to bring in now, our meteorologist pedram javaheri to walk us through this. pedram, i know that we had expected bad weather. that you predicted it after ida hit the -- the south and came up to the northeast. but this is something that is just beyond. ...

Event to take place here and, of course, in a very densely urban environment for a lot of populations reside. that is going to lead to significant flooding. the national weather service in new york city issued a flash-flood emergency. this is also exceedingly rare to see a flash-flood emergency because its not just that flooding is occurring. its catastrophic life-threatening flooding and also water rescues are taking place for this product to be issued and that is whats happened for the first t...