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Monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. so we are back now with our breaking news coverage of the storm event that's happening in the northeast. i am going to bring in now anthony supa, a resident of new jersey who has been stuck in his car for five hours. anthony, is that so? >> that's right, don. yep. stuck since about 8:00. left dinner from a family event and got stuck on the other side of route 3. the water came down so hard and so fast that literally, there's 2, 3 feet in the street, rushing water. pretty ter...

So kind of hanging out in the lot, until some of these roads open up. >> so take us through it. how fast did the water come up? as you were driving, you could see it? what happened? >> yeah, as i left the restaurant, there was about a foot of water in the streets. got in my car, turned around to try to get to route 3 and as i got closer to route approximate 3, i saw cars ahead of me. the water was up to the bottom of their trunks, middle of the car. and i pulled a quick u-turn but did that in about 2 to 3 feet of water. never did that before and it's very -- you can lose control pretty quickly...

Reason and we need to make sure that we get people out this evening. so i made the call to advantage ate ind evacuate individuals now. and one motorist had just left a restaurant as the streets became flooded and he spent hours stranded in his car. he spoke earlier with don lemon. >> as i left the restaurant, there was about a foot of water in the streets, got in my car, turned around and tried to get to route 3 and as i got closer to route 3, i saw cars ahead of me and the water was up to the bottom of their trunks, and so i pulled a quick u-turn but i did that in about 2, 3 feet of water. ...

I have one more i want to read here. again, these are coming in fast and furious. new jersey, city of trenton advising residents in island neighborhood to evacuate by 8:00 a.m. the city of trenton is advising residents to evacuate by 8:00 a.m. due to rising floodwaters. apparently, they are saying that the waters are dangerously high. rising dangerously high. we strongly encourage residents in the area to evacuate by 8:00 a.m. so there you have it. clifton, new jersey, now and my colleague vaughn sterling. vaughn, hello to you. you sent that video of yourself trying to get home. where are you ...

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