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Tonight, the death toll rises as the remnants of Hurricane Ida slam the northeast,

the record-shattering floods and tornadoes killing dozens.

Homes destroyed, countless high-water rescues, cars abandoned on highways, and water pours into the New York subway.

We did not know that the heavens would literally open up and bring Niagara Falls level water to the streets of New York.

Why experts say we'll see more dangerous storms because of climate change.

Frustration in Louisiana, tempers boil over, the long wait for gasoline, water, and electricity.

Plus four Louisiana nursing home residents die after being evacuated,

but we're learning about an ongoing rescue effort. Abortion showdown. The legal battle heats up as

the Supreme Court weighs in on the new Texas law. Women are turned away from clinics,

and a website is set up to report anyone who's seeking an abortion.

Welcome relief. Improving wind helps Cruz fight the Caldor fire. We go inside their battle.

This is a backfire that crews set intentionally to take advantage of the favorable weather.

Kids and coronavirus, why cases among children have increased rapidly.

Grounded, the FAA says Richard Branson's spaceplane can't take off.

And grab your tissues, a military dad's surprise for his family.

This is the CBS evening news with Nora O'Dada.

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