Henri leaves tens of thousands in the Northeast without power

What was once Hurricane Henri was still dumping rain in New England on Monday night, after knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses. 

Henri carried enough muscle to batter the Northeast with high winds, and storm surge flooded streets and ripped down trees and power lines. On Sunday, more than 100,000 were left in the dark. "Part of the state got crushed," said New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. "It was a huge, massive rain event. This is double digit inches in some cases of rain. Unheard of."