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Day. a cactus attack, if you will. incredibly no one was hurt when a storm blew over a cactus in the woman's front yard. the wind didn't stop there the it uprooted the cactus with the part of the plant hitting the roof. like a cartoon. just missed the cat asleep in the front room. there is no more cactus in the front yard i guess. jon: that is a big old one there. more information on a doozy of a story we brought you last friday, after justin bieber, the beebs. jenna: you're very concerned. jon: justin bieber collapsed in a concert. he got into profanty laced argument with a video photographer...

Waters. if you look to the south, you can see how bad ocean avenue is. there is furniture, debris, houses, emergency vehicles are struggling to make their way through that. look to the north, we had a front-end loader come in today and clear a path so emergency vehicles and utility vehicles can make their way down here. the path stops right here at washington avenue. they have a lot of work ahead of them. >>shepard: from decades of doing this the winds will scare you, the water will kill you. the wind didn't knock the houses down or roofs off it was the storm surge that moved things. rick: and...

this is prattsville in the cat skill mountains. officials say the volume of water rushing through the riverbanks is more than what's flowing over niagara falls today. just think about that. it stranded people in their homes and hotels. no way for rescuers to get to them. next, i want to share video from rhode island. 300,000 people there in the dark. no electricity. several of these, you can see them downed trees, just sheer wind power took them down. half the state is affected here. listen now as rhode island's governor is speaking a short time ago. >> really what we're focusing on ...

Efforts down below as we're told that the temperature there is 6 degrees fahrenheit and that the wind chills are dipping as low as -17. trust me, when you're up on the chair lift, the wind chills are always a factor, especially in winds that are 20-30 miles per hour. >> reporter: and you said people are watching this, they have shut down the other lift. they don't want people sitting and watching the rescue effort and, two, they want to make sure before they open these things again they go back and recheck these lifts to make sure the wind didn't alter those cables. megyn: let me ask you one o...