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Aftermath of this storm. and this is not an isolated incident. this has happened in several parts of the city in brooklyn, parts of staten island, queens, you see all sorts of videos of this on social media where you can actually see water going up to the windows. we are talking about 6 feet in some parts of the city of water. >> yeah, unbelievable. the mayor was talking about the cars basically, you know, swimming around in the waters like boats. and we're seeing the af aftereffects there. mark, thank you so much. appreciate it. another breaking story we're following, the u.s. supreme court...

Of now let alone the climate of tomorrow. these kinds of climate impacts are going to worsen with each additional increment of warming obviously reducing that risk enacting the deep, sustained reduction in emissions that will reduce the risk and keep these impacts to a minimum by this century when we'll see tangible potential benefits of those reductions. >> yeah. of course kim, big questions not just about what is happening here in new york but also how this got started in louisiana. thank you for joining us this morning. we will check back in with you on what this means for prompting the big...

Deluged by rain so the ground is saturated and soaked. everyone is hunkered down waiting to see what the next few hours bring. critical time, area. >> thank you so much, ron allen, stay safe down there as the storm approaches and the aftereffects, of course, are going to be bad as well. meanwhile, evacuation anguish, a former marine's desperate attempts to save his afghan translator and his family. the sacred bonds between our veterans and the afghans who served at their side. stay with us. this is "andrew mitchell reports" on msnbc. workforce ovei out of convenience, or necessity. we can ex...

Obviously, you know, like your other panelists were saying, ignores the fact that there was a white invasion when native americans were here in the first place. so it's a just completely ridiculous argument. but i think it really -- we should look at this kind of thing and really celebrate it. this is what makes america so fantastic and amazing. >> yeah, yeah. by the way, i should have given the numbers. in the 2010 census, the villages, which is in north-central florida, north of orlando, before you get to jacksonville. in 2010, the population of the villages was about 51,000 people. 2020, 79...

North-central florida, north of orlando, before you get to jacksonville. in 2010, the population of the villages was about 51,000 people. 2020, 79,000 people. the fastest-growing metro area in the country. brandy, redistricting one of the big aftereffects of the census. there's an effort to preserve enclaves in the country, including lgbtq enclaves. the victory fund, a lgbt advocacy group announced it's launching a kind of redistricting effort of its own, to prevent enclaves from being broken up, to kind of keep them together for the sake of representation. this is an aspect of redistricting t...