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for the inconvenience that they have been dealing with. as you might expect, the ntsb is investigating what happened here. and alaska airlines also saying that they have now gone ahead and checked out about 18 of their planes to make sure that they are safe and have put them back into rotation. the faa said to do this, it will take about four to eight hours to check each of these planes to make sure they're airworthy. 176 people, six crew members. only one person was taken to the hospital but no serious injuries and no lives lost. amazing. >> amazing that that is how it ended after something like that took place. stephanie elam, thank you so much. really appreciate it. turning to that massive winter storm barreling up the east coast. the powerful east coast already punishing arkansas, virginia and north carolina. now about to bring heavy snow and dangerous conditions to the northeast. storm warnings and travel restrictions for millions of americans are already int from virginia to maine.
business with some decent scoops. today is not -- national ice cream day, how appropriate, and if you're looking to make the most of it, the deal goes until 11:00 tonight. popular flavors are expected to run out as the day goes on. and i was shocked to see how big the crowd was. evidently they started lining up at 10:00. everybody seems to be in a good mood and having fun. >> everyone wants a good deal. it included the unveiling of a new mural and giveaways. this historic ice from shop opened in 1953. they have over 50 flavors and have a rich face. >> linsey: tonight, deadly flash flooding across the northeast. more than 55 million under watching and warnings from virginia to maine. water rescues in several states at this hour. the dramatic images coming in, torrential downpours, homes and businesses under water. streets washed away.
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vines, clinging to whatever we could, a log, saw cars floating, saw a jeep flipped over it was like nothing i've ever seen. >> reporter: so you were clinging on the trees? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: wow. >> i didn't want to die. >> reporter: devastation felt all across the northeast as communities grapplpled with ththe suddenen onslaughtht of totorrential d downpours from scenes like in torrington, connecticut, to pouring rain in fitchburg, massachusetts. the extreme weather canceling more than 1,400 flights nationwide as millions from virginia to maine brace for the threat of more flooding tonight. >> and kathy park joins me now from hard hit washington crossing, pennsylvania kathy, we heard them say they're still actively searching for people >> kate, that's right. crews say they will be working throughout the night to find those missing kids but as you can see, they're up against a lot of challenges like buckled roads, washed out bridges, and
3:00, answering your questions from experts around the area. tonight, dangerous storms slamming the northeast right now and into tomorrow. heavy snow, ice on the highways. . the accidents already. parts of an interstate shut down. this storm bringing dangerous travel. bringing snow, ice and heavy rain from virginia to maine. it's possible that it becomes a nor'easter and across the south more than 50 reported exas tida, at leastthree dead. the reported tornado touching down in st. petersburg today. a confirmed f-3 hitting farmerville, louisiana. the latest watches and warnings at this hour. also breaking tonight, the verdict late today in the case of a former police officer accused of shooting and killing a woman in her own home. the officer claiming that he
emergency. i think when i'm talking to colleagues in hospitals around the country, what they need are physical help. they do not have enough people to take care of all the children. some children are waiting days to get in the emergency room. i had a patient's son that said they had to fly from virginia to maine for that child with rsv phenomena. we need a collective action to these children and families. they're on a rope's end. imagine if you don't have child care, imagine if you're giving up work, these are weeks out of your life you're losing money and can't take care of your kids. >> not everybody has the opportunity to fly their kid from one state to another or an organization that will fly your kid from one state to another. i'm just wondering, doctor, with rsv, covid and the flu together, what do you see for this winter. >> yeah, it could be a really brutal winter and probably not
good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, it is tuesday, september 6th and i'm brianna keilar with john berman. in california, this morning, the state is bracing for rolling power outages as a brutal heat wave is expected to shatter the record for power demand. temperature in parts of the state hitting 115 degrees with no end in sight. not ideal conditions, obviously, for fighting wildfires. evacuations are now under way in riverside county where the fairview fire has killed two people and scorched 2,000 acres. >> yeah. in the northeast, though, a much different threat. flood watches are now in effect for more than 50 million people across 11 states. virginia to maine. some areas could see 7 inches of rain by this afternoon which is not good news for people in providence, rhode island. where heavy rains and flash floods closed i-95 in both directions yesterday afternoon. we're going to have much more on this ahead. this morning, officials in memphis are working to identify a body that was found amid the
meanwhile,s more than 50 million americans are under severe thunderstorm watches this evening from virginia to maine. the storm should last through 10:00 p.m. eastern and likely break the northeastern heat wave. now to a scary incident that could have turned tragic at dallas' love field. police say a 37-year-old woman fired several gunshots, possibly into the ceiling, near the southwest airlines ticket counter. a nearby officer shot and wounded her. brookrogers from our cbs dallas-forth worth station has the latest. >> it looks like we have a scene on the west side of the airfield. it looks like a shooting close by. >> reporter: gunshots at dallas love field airport late this morning, doesn't passengers are inside and on of out into hiding. , stopping all flights for several hours. >> it was crazy, man. because, it was like chaotic. >> all of a sudden we heard people run. >> reporter: 37-year-old portia odufuwa, who had been arrest forward burglary in 2019, went into the bathroom near the southwest ticket counter, put on
voarms. >> the federal government seizing voting machines, it's a terrible idea. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. >> reporter: wyoming republican liz cheney says trump's allies are trying to blame his behavior on so-called crazy outside advisors. >> this, of course, is nonsense. president trump is a 76-year-old man. he is not an impressionable child. >> reporter: a bombshell at the end of the hearing, congresswoman cheney said donald trumpecentalled yet t testify.thel and insteadcted h or attorney. but witness tampering is a form of obstruction of justice, a potential serious federal crime. norah. >> o'donnell: more to come on that, scott macfarlane, thank you. tonight more than 45 million americans in the northeast are under threat of severe weather, severe thunderstorm watches are up across twelve states from virginia to maine. winds gusting to 70 miles an hour are possible, along with
25 million people from virginia to maine are on alert for the possibility of damaging winds, large hail, and dangerous lightening. the severe weather will bring an end to a sweltering weekend in the region. rob marciano joining us now. time this all out for us. >> we already had several states with damaging winds and temperatures 20 to 25 degrees above average, fueling those storms. 89 in new york, 92 in hartford. boston, you have already seen a severe thunderstorm with damage, but the line is way back, it stretches all the way back down through georgia, northern virginia, through northern new england. this front will propagate through the next few hours to the coast and then things calm down and turn cooler and drier. the storm will create showers and storms across the southeast and more storms for tex for the next two days. >> thank you. we turn now to the growing concerns over the spread of monkeypox worldwide. a third potential case is now being reported in the u.s.