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Good evening and thank you so much for joining us ahead of this holiday weekend.

Well, tonight, millions are still suffering from Hurricane Ida and her trail of

devastation, stretching more than 1,500 miles from the Gulf Coast to New England.

Tonight, the death toll in the Northeast is still rising. Floodwaters claimed most of those lives.

One researcher says seven rivers reached their highest levels on record, And there may be more flooding to come.

President Biden has signed emergency declarations for several states paving the way for federal

aid. Well, today the president flew to Louisiana, where he told local officials, we're going to

have your back. And he got a look at those staggering scope of the disaster. Wind and storm

surge from the hurricane

destroyed entire towns. FEMA says it received a record 290,000 applications for disaster

aid from Louisiana alone. Well, tonight, crews from 32 states are working in the sweltering

heat to help restore power. But we're going to begin tonight with CBS's Mola Languanging in Totewan, New Jersey.

Mola, and what's the situation there?

Well, Northern, now that some waters in the Northeast have started to recede, people are

beginning to survey the damage and see all that they've lost.

For some, it looks like this.

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