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>> jamie: well, it may be the first day of daylight's savings time. really? half a million people are in the dark across the northeast after some wild and deadly storms. i can tell you here it was scary. check out the flooding in eastern new jersey. rescuers had to come out to actually help drivers trapped in floodwaters. we're told also that falling trees have killed at least three people in new york and new jersey from the storm. it is serious. we're keeping a close eye on it. we sent laura ingle to new jersey. what can you tell us? what is the latest there? >> reporter: well, it's wet and s...

Particularly as the rival yellow shirts took over the airport last year. really, everybody here in the capital is complaining about the economy. and they're sick and tired of the trouble on the streets. but it doesn't seem to be any resolution. there are two very large rival factions in this country. they don't seem to be able to come together, jamie. >> jamie: all right, david piper for us, at the scene of it all. keeping an eye on things. thank you so much, david. >> eric: well, jamie, president obama's right-hand man, chief of staff rahm emanuel and the white hot glare of the media right no...

Effect. flooding going on from the rain. wind are good, up to 40-mile-per-hour around maine. that is that side of the storm. the wind gusts, though, from this were extreme yesterday and in the overnight hours. new york city j.f.k. airport 75-mile-per-hour wind gust. that is hurricane force wind. atlanta city, new jersey, 73 miles per hour. it gives you an idea how strong it's been. i don't think that the winds today will be as strong as that, but we will still probably see some around 50 to 60 miles per hour. but that is going to be farther off toward the north. the worth of the wind moving in...

Shop owners that had to be plucked out of their homes and storms and paddled away in kayaks. the rush of waters loosened the ground over the northeast, pushing the trees and power lines down here in new york, pennsylvania, connecticut as well. one home in atlantic city was annihilated when wind gusts came ripping through the neighborhood. no injuries to report on that but many other were hurt by flying debris from the severe wind. wind isn't the only problem for people in west virginia, pennsylvania, and ohio. snow melting off the mountain top with the steady rain threatening to cause flashfoo...