Today is Monday, May 1st.

We'll update you about the flooding, impacting almost all areas of the U.S. in different ways.

And the reason behind what's now the biggest strike in Canada in decades.

Also, another failed bank, why the government is now taking over, and what's expected to happen next.

Plus, we're explaining the rising trend of reverse ATMs,

and what to know about the White House correspondent's dinner and the Met Gala,

those stories and more news to know coming up.

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May is off to a very wet start for a lot of this country, from the west to the midwest to the east.

We'll start with the east coast. There have been some flash flooding concerns in places like

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine after a weekend wash out.

Same deal with parts of New Jersey, New York, and the Washington D.C. area.

And the rain is sticking around in the northeast today, so flood advisories are still in effect.

Further south, there's storm cleanup happening in South Florida,

since a powerful storm system swept through over the weekend,

including intense rain, powerful winds, and at least one tornado.

Moving to the middle of the country, people living along the Mississippi River are keeping a

close eye on the water levels. Record winter snowfall in the upper Midwest is now melting

and flooding downstream. The river is already at major flood stage levels across several states,

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