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oh, no. >> neil: all right. we had hurricane force winds, try 90 miles an hour in some places. roads turning in to rivers and worries there could be flash flooding as a ferocious winter storm rips across the northeast. its not winter yet. more than 700,000 are without power as we speak. flight cancellations piling up on what could be a record-breaking travel week. were going to talk to pete buttigieg in how hes dealing with that and that $140 million fine slapped on southwest to make s...

we had some of the strongest winds here so far. >> good evening, once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we are continuing live coverage of hurricane in, the category four storm made landfall on floridas west coast this afternoon, and it is still battering the state with heavy rain and hurricane-force winds. right now, more than 2 million homes and businesses in the state of florida are without power. lets get right to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman for the latest. michelle, i know you ...

In our next hour. as we turn to our other top story this afternoon the holiday season coming to a close with millions of americans just trying to get home. but for many that trip back is full of headaches and delays. joining us now nbcs morgan chesky on the travel nightmares and meteorologist michelle grossman. welcome both. well start with you, morgan. >> greetings from dallas. taking drastic change in weather conditions combined with the new variant and you have the travel nightmare currentl...

Tornadoes, large hail, and flood watches in effect across several states. rob marciano is standing by with the track in a minute. but first, will carr leads us off from sacramento. >> reporter: tonight, tens of millions from coast to coast on alert, with two dangerous weather systems taking aim. a monster storm along the west coast dumping torrential rain and triggering dangerous flash flooding. this video from santa rosa, california, showing roads turning into rivers. intense winds knocking out...

Considering the request along with an entry checkpoint. rob: the study of attacks in public places will be released, the data from 27 attacks carried out in 2018 the left people hurt. the best ways to deal with threats and public safety. jillian: did you see this video? drivers rescued after historic flash flooding slams the dc metro area. half a foot of rain falling in two hours. rob: look at this was this is wild. roads turning to raging rivers, knocking out power for thousands of people. look...

Its really unbelievable to see some of these images. roads turning into raging rivers and knocking out power for thousands. drivers scrambling to the option to of their cars. while others abandoned them on flooded streets. a metro plane plowing through look at that a water fall coming right through the ceiling. unbelievable. well, and ho how about this team u.s. back in the united states. rapinoe accepting chuck schumers invite to capitol hill at a veiled swipe to president trump. >> said most o...

Roads turning into raging rivers knocking out power for thousands of dollars to rent a water carrying away this bridge in alexandria, virginia and vehicles submerged all over the place, drivers scrambling to the tops of their cars while others just abandoned them on flooded streets. a train plowing through a waterfall going right through the ceiling. much more on that coming up. now we toss it over to adam who stating why to let us know what is on the way. >> that was a wild situation yesterday,...

People want. ainsley: how are we supposed to respond to the president of iran when he makes comments like that. todd: state sponsor of terror. ainsley: are we supposed to sit back and take it? no. steve: stay tuned. ainsley: let us know what you think. steve: it does remind you of fire and fury, which was last year. then we advance to talks with north korea. is that whats on tap for iran? well find out. all right you, 6:11 now. jillian joins with us a fox news alert. jillian: thats right. good t...

For those crew an their families as i know they await word tonight. captain mark fedor, thank you. >> thank you. all right, flood advises up and down the east coast as americans deal with torrential rain. roads turning into rivers and called a slow motion disaster of historic proportions. garrett tenny is live. how much rainfall has hit the region? >> reporter: the national weather service is calling it a once in 200-years rainfall event. in south carolina, it is the area hit the hardest. in c...

Point. >> our thoughts and prayers are for those crew an their families as i know they await word tonight. captain mark fedor, thank you. >> thank you. all right, flood advises up and down the east coast as americans deal with torrential rain. roads turning into rivers and called a slow motion disaster of historic proportions. garrett tenny is live. how much rainfall has hit the region? >> reporter: the national weather service is calling it a once in 200-years rainfall event. in south carolin...