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Blame game scenario, we are going to call it what it is. it was negligence. >> you could hear the frustration in mayor cantrell's voice and clearly the anxiety in this area as people are reeling with long food lion, lack of fuel, lack of water, the heat and humidity and no power in many areas. in the meantime in the northeast president biden will visit that area and look at the damage. he will likely call for federal spending to fortify infrastructure to battle these powerful storms, just phenomenal, ida came into the louisiana coast, moved into the northeast, killed 50 people, flooded basemen...

Are in new jersey and at least 4.5 million people are still under flood warnings at this hour as swollen rivers continue to present a danger to so many residents. we've already seen thousands of people in multiple states being rescued from the high waters. millions of others are now beginning to clean up the debris, clearing out their flooded basements, trying to move downed trees, many of them off of their cars. let's get the very latest, what it looks like today with cnn's polo sandoval. he's live in one hard-hit community in new jersey. hey there, polo. >> reporter: hey, kate. some of the h...

Northeastern minnesota city and flooded basements. >> my basement is up to the top of the stairs with water, so i've lost everything down there. >> reporter: floodwaters also rushed into the duluth zoo in the darkness of the night, and mayhem ensued. >> all our barn animals were washed away in the flood. and drown. >> reporter: peacocks escaped and so did two seals. they were washed out of the zoo by 14 foot high flood waters. the seals landed on nearby roads and rescued. >> to see a seal in duluth, you don't expect to see a seal in duluth. >> the primary concern was if a seal can get out, a p...

i'm ali velshi, one of irene's last stops dealt one of its hardest blows. parts of vermont completely unreachable as rivers start to roar. one official describing the aftermath as awful. >> cut off in carolina. i'm carol costello. thousands who ignored evacuation orders stranded on the outer banks. emergency supplies heading there by ferry today on this "american morning." good morning. it is monday, august 29th. you lose track of it on these type of weekends when so much happens. there is a lot going on for a lot of people who say we missed -- we dodged the bull letsz, a lot of pe...

Milford, kent, people woke up to this monday morning and it really hasn't gotten that much better. the waters have receded a little bit, all this coming rain has many people bracing for the worst. a lot of people still evacuated not in their homes yet. entire roads have been washed away. they're dealing with a lot here this morning. in fact, governor dan maloy has opened the state of operations. he says shelters are on standby if need be so this is just causing a lot of problems here this morning, creating a lot of headaches for people, lot of flooded basements here. in fact, if you're one of ...