DIRECT. United States: state of emergency declared in New York, where the aftermath of Hurricane Ida causes major … – Franceinfo

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07:08 : Hello, it is impossible to play the videos this morning, they do not start by clicking on them. Ah the aftermath of birthday!

07:01 : Logan Wilson captured this video of a tornado outside his home in Sewell, New Jersey tonight https://t.co/5vLgOYFsbw https://t.co/IAv6sHz8Zt

07:01 : Another video of a tornado in Mullica Hill, New Jersey https://t.co/dY1gxOnn0y

07h00 : Wow. Massive tornado passing Burlington-Bristol Bridge tonight. Video from riverfront in Burlington City. #NJwx @wjz @CBSPhilly https://t.co/lhUd4B6cZq

07:04 : In addition to torrential rains, the aftermath of Hurricane Ida caused tornadoes in the neighboring state of New Jersey.

06:57 : It’s raining so hard in New York that a US Open match, which was played on a covered court, had to be interrupted to mop the ground.

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6:44 am : JUST IN ? All subway services in New York city suspended due to severe flooding https://t.co/00p4BR4Alu

6:44 am : At New York, all subways are stopped because of the floods. And we understand why at the sight of these images:

07:06 : “Going through all that flooding in New York and remembering all those politicians telling me the Green New Deal [un programme d’investissements écologistes] to adapt our infrastructure to climate change was ‘unrealistic’ and ‘too expensive’. Is doing nothing the mature and responsible solution? “

Environmentalist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, one of the city’s elected representatives in the House of Representatives, lashes out at her colleagues on Twitter.

6:43 a.m. : In turn, the governor of the State of New York (which goes far beyond the borders of the city) declares a state of emergency. She calls for all unnecessary trips to be avoided.

6:21 a.m. : Please stay off the streets tonight and let our first responders and emergency services get their work done. Stay off the subways. Stay off the roads. Don’t drive into these heavy waters. Stay inside.

6:21 a.m. : I’m declaring a state of emergency in New York City tonight.

6:21 a.m. : In New York, the mayor of the city declares a state of emergency. “We are experiencing a historic climatic event, with record rainfall, brutal flooding and dangerous conditions on the road”, explains Bill de Blasio on Twitter. He calls on his fellow citizens to stay at home, not to take their car or the metro.

06:08 : Our infrastructure is not ready for climate change, 145th St. 1 train stop edition https://t.co/R92ktyyCyg

06:08 : Rainfall from tropical storm Ida gushing into the New York City subway https://t.co/7wBH5qtM1U

06:08 : This is Staten Island, New York City https://t.co/3w20jZ5Jib

06:08 : The remains of the hurricane cause major flooding in New York, as these images show. “Our infrastructure is not ready for climate change”, comments a journalist.

07:18 : We start with a first point on the news:

• It is D-Day for 12.3 million students, who are starting their school year this morning, in an epidemic context that worries parents and teachers.

Emmanuel Macron goes this morning to a school in the city for the start of the school year. Yesterday, the president granted an exclusive interview to France 3 Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur :“There are emergency responses but beyond that, there is also the idea of ​​having major projects” for Marseille, he defended.

• The remnants of the hurricane, which killed at least seven people during its passage through the southern United States, caused several tornadoes and extensive flooding in the northeastern part of the country overnight. In New Jersey, hit by torrential rains, a state of emergency has been declared.

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