cbs news's mark strassman reports from fayetteville, north carolina. >> hold on, we're coming for you. fayetteville rescue teams scrambled to help a stranded mother and her instant daughter. the family's car got stuck in swirling flash floodwaters. >> it's ok. >> reporter: also ok, this family of three marooned on top of their suv. they tried to drive through a raging current and needed to rescued by a team of new york firefighters. over the weekend more than 1,000 people were rescued here. >> the greatest threat at this flooding that will continue throughout this week in central and eastern north carolina. >> reporter: matthew dumped up to 15 inches of rain on parts of north carolina. >> even 90 miles inland you can see water and water-related problems all over. stranded homes and neighborhoods washed out roads. over the weekend rain was falling at a rate of two inches an hour. >> reporter: all that rain also overflowed the state's rivers several feet above normal le towns with record flooding. >> we ain't got nothing so we're going to try to get clothes before they get wet. >> repor

north carolina. the power is out and flooding remains a huge concern. from our partners at cnn. scott mclean reports from fayetteville, north carolina. >> reporter:dangerous flooding will last until next week in north carolina. the state received record rains from matthew. and the clean-up in mounting. look at this road, washed out in fayetteville, north carolina. in the video.you can see water flowing straight through the street. as for where matthew is moving tonight. >> reporter: uneasy here is pretty minor in comparison to other parts of this area. all this rainwater has note somewhere east added to the ocean expected bring record flooding into those communities officials want to make sure they're prepared and check this out. north carolina wrote and as for matthew out " right now. mendicancy it cheering apart heading to the north. >> reporter: is often the waters a planned sec. and the good news is that it will continue to work its way toward the east and read it, it looks like all the next 24 hours for a much double the backs of the seller rather heading up toward the north. at big changes in the works for the

matthew dumped more than three months of rain on the area around fayetteville, north carolina, in a 14-hour span over the weekend. rain-swollen riff vers are exped to crest 20 people are dead. >>> the first shipments of united nations food aid are arriving in areas hard hit by matthew. reports say the storm killed at least 900 people in haiti. >>> still ahead right here, more from the debate. why one of the audience members was a top trending topic on facebook and twitter overnight. >>> and breaking overnight. major announcement regarding >>> new details about the suspect accused of killing two california police officers, as >>> the suspect in the shooting deaths of two palm springs police officers expected to be charge rd murder, as the community comes the together to remember the fallen officers. with candles and flowers, mourners paid respects for jose vega and lesley zerebny. they were shot dead responding zerebny just returned from maternity leave. >> to witness her husband -- in full riverside county sheriff afs uniform, because he's a deputy sheriff, kiss her on the forehead for

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north carolina. matthew dumped more than three months of rain on the area around fayetteville, north carolina, in a 14-hour span over the weekend. rain-swollen rivers in the eastern portion of the state are also expected to crest today. the death toll from the storm in the u.s. is at least 20 people. and several people remain missing. >>> and the situation in haiti is much worse. the first shipments of united nations food aid are arriving in areas hard hit by matthew. reports say the storm killed at least 900 people there. there are serious concerns now about the spread of illness as well across regions that were almost entirely destroyed. >>> still ahead right here, more from the debate. why one of the audience members was a top trending topic on facebook and twitter overnight. >>> and breaking overnight. a major announcement regarding samsung and its galaxy note 7. after more problems with the smartphone. >>> plus, new details about the suspect accused of shooting two california police officers, as mourners gather for a vigil. >>> the suspect in the shooting deaths of two palm springs police officer

happened in the dangers ahead of us >> reporter: people are still missing and fire though, north carolina -- fayetteville north carolina . across the state, more than 500 people have to be rescued from the deadly flash floods .>> we will attempt to save the people . >> reporter: first responders are unable to save others . the death toll is climbing . and in hardest hit eight -- haiti . the lives spared .>> we dodged a bullet . >> reporter: some residents are returning home for the first time . for what little was left hind . >> a little rain must fall, in this case a lot >> reporter: you thought tom schmidt walking with a suitcase . the road his house was on was completely washed away a big abc news . struck the massive storm continues to move up the coast and cause problems .>> including impacting our tribe . we wanted to get the game in, but it is a good day to relax . it is postponed . i will time out the rainfall . praying they will be able to pull it off . let's take a look at the forecast loot skies . have a good amount of added cloud cover . ring farther south . isn't this gorgeous ? it looks lik

in the rising floodwaters of fayetteville, north carolina, you can see how this woman and child, scared, nearly lost their lives when their car stalled fayetteville had nearly a foot and a half of rain. there is a 7:00 p.m. curfew to keep people out of danger like this. in jacksonville, florida, matthew eroded much of the shoreline. for an outage.ng told to plan a boardwalk was partly away into the ocean. >> reporter: matthew took its time to come onshore, but finally did so earlier today south of myrtle beach and taking a track back out to sea. as we look at the next couple days, ma,through is expected to go out to the sea and maybe take a little bit of a curve and join a force with tropical storm nicole. they are dealing with plenty of rain and flooding concerns across the carolinas. north carolina catching a lot as we continue to see rain pushing into the area. for us very different story. we have high pressure giving us clear skies for the most part, more in terms of cloud cover up to the north. frost advisory so close to us. that will continue and we'll be looking at a good chance

scott mclean reports from fayetteville, north carolina. scott mcclean. >> well the sun is shining in north carolina and the matthew has head out to sea but that's where the good news ends. 16 inches of rain fell out on parts of this state and as you can see the wind was strong enough to bring down the trees in the process including power lines as well. 2.3 million people all along the east coast as well are without power. 800 thousand of those or more are in the stao the flooding you see hear are pretty minor compared to others that you see here in north carolina. but eight people are killed and other are still missing. state officials and the governor admit that they may have underestimated the power of matthew but they don't want to make the same mistake with others to come. the problem is all this rain water has to go somewhere primarily to the east and into the ocean. it is expected to bring make sure that they are prepared. now even if you are the lucky ones who did not get flooded chances are you're power is out, gas is hard to come b

again, 11 people have died in the storm in the states, at least three in north carolina. >>> and another dramatic rescue in fayetteville, north carolina. a car with three people inside tried to drive across a flooded road during a storm but obviously they were not able to make it to the other side. the car was quickly swept away by floodwaters and a team along with new york city police officers were brought down to jumped into action and pulled the three to safety. they are all toledoing okay this morning. >>> -- they are all toledoing okay this morning. >>> and in cherry grove, south carolina overnight near myrtle beach the firefighters and national guard were called out to battle this fire. we don't know why it started but no one was hurt. and in haiti, you can imagine there is a lot of devastation in the past few days but it could have been worse and the storm changed courses, sparing heavily populated areas still recover from the earthquake. more than 60,000 people are in shelters and the government estimates more than a quarter >>> eight people have been injured at police headquarters in jerusalem. a palestinian m

north carolina. major destruction and, sadly, loss of life," the storm has killed at least 20- people up and down the southeastern coast. in fayetteville, north carolina, there's worries a dam northwest of the city could fail. residents have been ordered to get out. people living in south carolina, florida and georgia have a long road of clean-up ahead. with the support of high pressure to the east filtering up moisture from the south, las veg be seeing an increase in clouds today and tomorrow. high temperatures will be at their warmest for the week this afternoon; topping off between 88 and 93 degrees valley wide. winds will be picking up out of the south as we pump in clouds but no chance for rain. high pressure returns for a moment wednesday and thursday with mainly sunny skies with high temperatures dropping slightly back to the normal mid 80s we normally see this time of year. however, by friday into the hit-or-miss clouds and a heavy breeze. temperatures still look to hold 2005)-vm billy bush won't be on the "today show" this morning and return to network. bush was scheduled to resume his co-anchor spot on the show. he also plann

tonight from fayetteville, north carolina. >> thank, y'all! we're saved! >> reporter: people in north carolina are moving to higher ground by the truckload, rescued by crews from ohio, new jersey, and new york in the wake of a breached levy flooding their town. this two days after the rain from hurricane matthew stopped. >> i've been in the town all my life 52 years. i've never seen it like this. >> reporter: crews have moved thousands of people to safety. >> god brought me through. and thank you all very much! >> reporter: extreme flooding in south carolina forced 150 people to seek shelter on the third floor of the town hall where they were rescued this afternoon. officials say seven dams have failed. four islands were evacuated, including hilton head, remain closed. >> trees down in a way we've never seen before. and flooded roads in a way that's been devastating to these areas that may not have dealt with it. stretch in the road that collapsed into the ocean. and in florida, a large section of the road is underwater and sections of road have washed away

north carolina still have no power. power swept away by floodwater, so you can see why restoring power to everyone is going to take some time. mark strassmann, cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> fortunately here at home.. no more rain is in the forseeable forecast. in fact... it'll start feeling like fall soon. katie is in for sherry today with a look at the next few days. ((katie boer)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> up next... "air bnb" is rising in popularity... and many are looking to cash in on the trend.. but what are your legal options in doing so? judah zakalik is back in studio with some answers./// "for 30 years, cbs daytime has been #1. today we celebrate with iconic soap stars. the talk on cbs." ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) you know" segments have focused on budgeting.. but we're changing it up this week. joining us now is judah zakalik from peters and associates... here to talk about short-term rentals. ---let's start by explaining what a short term rental is. ---talking about big hotels... most come with an extensive insurance policy... but let's policy... but let's say i choose to say at a place i found on air bnb...

in fayetteville, north carolina, steve harrigan, fox news>> a mix of sun and cloud is what we can expect monday in the las vegas area. a series of weak upper levels low will push across our area the next few days. the first trough will conditions monday afternoon. the troughs while producing clouds will not bring us any drizzle. it will bring us breezy to windy conditions on and off the next 7 days but will also allow for daytime temperatures to run several degrees above normal. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk music legends still got what it takes to bring down the house. bob dylan and the rolling stones week one of the "desert trip music festival" in southern california. "desert trip" is all about classic rock. the three-day festival also features performances from paul mccartney, neil young, the who and roger waters. "desert trip" continues this weeke

don champion is in fayetteville, north carolina with the latest. saved!" residents of lumberton, north carolina are moving to higher ground by the truckloadrescued by crews from ohio, new jersey and new york in the face of a breeched levy that's flooding their town. this -- two days after the rain from hurricane matthew stopped. "i've never seen it like this before." crews have moved at least 2-thousand people to safetymany who need extra help. (14:54:23) "thanks be to god who brought me through! thank you all very much." people to seek shelter in the third floor of the town hall where they were rescued this afternoon. officials say 7 dams have failed. 4 islands that were evacuated, including hilton head, remain closed. (sot: gov. nikki haley/south carolina r) 13:35:26 "trees down in a way like we've never seen before and flooded roads to these areas that may not have dealt with it." (standup bridge: don champion/cbs news/rocky mount, nc) "towns downriver now face a big threat. th rocky mount, north carolina isn't expected to crest until tomorrow. there are

and that's exactly what has happened sadly in north carolina and we still have those fingers ahead of us. several people still missing in fayetteville, north carolina where roads, homes and businesses were left under feet of water. across the state -- >> come on, sweetie. more than 500 people had to be rescued from those deadly flash attempt to save these people. >> first responders unable to save others. the death toll is climbing. hardist hit haiti where the estimate now at least 9900, -- 900. and in florida gratitude for lives spared. for residents returning home for the first time. >> there is the bathroom. >> stepping right outside. >> for what little was left case, literally. >> the storm is still very dangerous because of the amount of rain that continues to fall. >>> rain falling there. chilly here, but clear. >> yeah, matthew had no impact on us at all because of that front. that front that brought in the chill it swept away the 80s it also kept us nice and dry from matthew. i do went to show you what it's looking like in boston as we do still have some rain but it's mo tomorrow will be our day. we are hoping for that win f

and that's exactly what has happened sadly in north carolina and we still have dangers ahead of us. several people still missing in fayetteville, north carolina - where roads, homes and businesses- were left under feet of water? and - across the state- nats - police video baby crying as rescue worker takes rescued from those deadly flash floods? sot: "we're gonna attempt to save these people" first responders?unable to save others? the death toll climbing here- and in hardest hit haiti?where the estimate is now at - at least 900. while in florida- today: gratitude? for the lives spared sot - couple we interviewed first "we dodged a bullet" and for residents returning home for the first time sot - tom schmitt: "this is the bathroom..." for what little was left behind? sot - tom schmitt: "in every life little rain must fall in this case literally tag- and you saw him w suitcase..because this road his marci gonzalez, abc news, st. augustine, florida wx chat a series of little systems pushing through the area will bring breezy winds monday, along with on and off cloud cover through tomorrow, with highs around 90. cloud cover will

this road in fayetteville, north carolina washed away. matt gutman in north carolina tonight. >> reporter: matthew's final punch bashing the coast with a last dose of wind, rain, and fire. this house engulfed in hatteras. the rain swamping fayetteville, 14 inches there, a third of its average annual rain falling in hours. >> our state is facing major destruction and, sadly, loss of life. >> reporter: the storm has claimed at least 20 lives. and in north carolina, over 1,000 water rescues. the water carving a canyon into this road. this woman's car submerged. >> reporter: its her baby. scooped to safety by rescuers. in so many parts of north carolina, it's the rain that created that flooding. but here along the coastal communities, it's that wind pushing that storm surge onto land creating a water world in every direction. millions without power across the south. the howling storm blowing transformers and ripping down power lines in a flood-battered charleston, south carolina. in florida, they're still assessing the damage after matthew rak

mark straussman, cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina. >>> closer to home, a little shaker, a magnitude 2.7 shaker woke up people -- it hit 13 miles northeast of the gonzalez around 1:30 this morning. no reports of injuries or damage. california reservoirs are looking better than they have in recent years, but a lot of regulators warn the drought is far from over. the u.s. bureau of remembering cla mace found that 6 reservoirs owned by the federal government with 60% more full than they were this time last year. the bureau says we could be facing a 6 straight year of drought. >>> time for a check of our weather forecast, and there is a possibility of rain in it. here's julie ross. >> well, we're definitely seeing signs of some changes around here. this is a good indicator we're good to cool down. take a look earlier today. we saw that marine layer make its way inland, so fog along the coast and by the bay. low clouds inland. as we make our way through our lunch hour, we'll pull back closer to the coast and then this afternoon, likely a little sunshine inland before it makes its way back

. >>> residence in fayetteville, north carolina are grateful to new york's finest. task force team one rescued three people from on top of their suv caught by flash flooding. several rescue teams including one from philadelphia are in the storm zone. on to the eagles, now, they are in detroit this noon to avenge last year's thanksgiving loss to the lions be, our poad is live in -- our jamie apody is live in detroit right now. hi, jamie. i see you're in the lucky green dress. >> reporter: i couldn't forget the lucky green dress. for ban dan graham -- ndon graham is from here. the last time the eagles were in the buildings, they were beaten by 31 points. the birds warming up. everything is different, the coach, the quarterback, the record, the birds 3-0 hoping to stay undefeated getting set to face a 1-3 lions team is great for a win. it's all about the wentz wagon, everybody is on board. as good as he has been head coach said he can get better. >> he has gotten better each week. there's still on film that he can do better at progressions and reads. he has done a grea

two volunteers left this morning from the milwaukee office to fayetteville, north carolina. both men could spend up to two weeks there. more than other wisconsin 50 volunteers are already on the ground in florida, but with the massive amount of flooding and thousands of people still need help. >> it's kind of a almost a sacred privilege to be able to help people when they're having one of the worst days of their lives. to be able to give them that hand up and to give them someone to lean on. sacred privilege to be able to kathy: the red cross says if you want to help, donating money or blood will go a long way. joyce: flooding is still affecting western and central wisconsin. storms back in august caused an estimated 14 million dollars in damage. state od now checking vegetables from farms in flooded areas for contamination. federal investigators are also surveying the damage to see if the state qualifies for federal assistance. new tonight at 10:00, a wisconsin man stabbed with a box-cutter. the inflatable decoration he was trying to protect from the attacker. then, a small

the 14 inches of rain from the storm that fell on fayetteville, north carolina, on saturday was the most any day on record in fayetteville. if you added up all the rain, the amount of water that fell on the u.s. from matthew, it would fill the rose bowl 163,000 times. >>> the hurricane also uncovered civil war munitions on folly island near charleston. ov in the past a union fort during the civil war and a staging area for attacks on confederate strong holds. a beach walker found a cluster of cannonballs and a team of explosive experts from the air force detonated them yesterday. a few were taken to a nearby naval base for a closer look. >>> hi there. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard where it is mild, dry and just a beautiful fall day. as we look at the sunset formations in the sky tonight. how about 79 degrees in october in denver, not bad, mid-80s on the south eastern plains and 70s in the mountains today. a quiet night in the city. tomorrow morning you'll have clouds when you wake up if you're up early, but by about 9 a.m. the sun will be out, another mild

roads in fayetteville, north carolina -- washed away. the storm -- claiming at least 20 lives. and -- in north carolina.. president obama -- promising continuous support. (president obama) even as tv cameras move on to the next story, we are gonna be right there with the people in need to make sure they are getting all the help they deserve forecasters say -- life-threatening flooding -- in north carolina -- will continue into next week. it's a beautiful night -- back here in las vegas. 13-first alert meteorologist -- karla huelga --- has a look at what's in store -- for your a series of little systems pushing through the area will bring breezy winds monday, along with on and off cloud cover through thursday. expect gusts to about 25 mph tomorrow, with highs around 90. cloud cover will make a push in the evening and the mountains could see a stray storm. nats of brawl the clark county school district -- now responding -- the fight -- breaking out -- between students -- on friday night. it spilled from one restaurant -- into another. this -- after a football game -- between arbo

i was in fayetteville, north carolina, in my home state. fayetteville is not a big city. the police force there is -- what is it, under 100, ron? most police forces are that size. when they were rolling out body cameras, which we support through our grants. we're trying to influence the use and consistent use of body cameras throughout law enforcement. fayetteville sat down and said we could write a policy on how we'll use the film. when do we turn it on, how do you store it? when do you release it? if the community doesn't accept that policy or understand or see that policy, they're never going to accept these results. so what they did, which i thought was actually simple, yet brilliant, you know, the small things make such a huge difference. they basically said we're going to call some community meetings and tell the community we're going to write this policy. please come in and tell us, what are your concerns? so they can be baked into this policy. now that's not something that everyone thinks to do. but it is something that people can raise with their departments. eve

mark vast man, cbs news, fayetteville, north carolina. >> that's the thing a loft us don't think of. they're dealing with maybe well water, and all of the stuff that ends up after these types of storms. >> absolutely, so, still some left over problems to contend with, so often with flooding it, almost always happens with delayed reaction, delayed response comes along with it, it will take some time to recover completely, at least the weather is cooperating, so that helps, you know? they won't be dealt any additional blows when it comes to the weather pattern, certainly here at home, yes, we ended up with relatively soggy weekend generally speaking, but now, we are in the clear, and that looks lick it will be the story for us for many, many days yet to come here. so we take you out there, show you the view first on storm scan3, nice wide zoom. you can actually still see the left over moisture at this point from what has been matthew. again it is no longer, an organized storm system, but moisture still plaguing atlantic canada, continues to pull away. so yes, back from the sunshine now

emergency crews say they had to rescue more than 550 people in fayetteville, north carolina, overnight and four other people are still missing. take a look at this video of one of those rescue operations. crews were able to pull out three people to safety after their car got stuck in the floodwaters. here's another rescue in fayetteville. police officers found a mother and her baby stranded in their flooded car. officers lowered a ramp to the car and grabbed the mother and child. both are doing okay. >>> down south, people aren't the only ones in need of help. police and firefighters in florida pulled this bald eagle that flew into the grill of a car during the storm. they pulled the bird out. this morning the bird is safe at a wildlife sanctuary. very different picture up here. grateful for what we have. meteorologist krystal klei has been tracking matthew and the effect on our weekend weather. you have a little bit of good news. you just had a viewer reach out to you? >> yeah that's right. the viewer was in pottstown saying they're starting to see some breaks of sunshine. we're not g

north carolina- when this car they were in washed away? from first police video "we're gonna attempt to save these people" in fayetteville, north carolina- rescuers spent saturday pulling people to safety police video nats baby crying as rescue worker takes it from car into van. as matthew made its way up the coast- leaving a trail of destruction? the storm surge - and strong waves- ripping apart piers in oak island and myrtle st power- lines and trees- from the carolinas - down through georgia? sot frank sulkowski, wjcl reporter: "you cannot stand in one place the wind is blowing at such a high pace." humanitarian aid?now reaching hardest hit haiti? while in st. augustine, florida - sot - joan galasso, storm victim "a lot of those things are the outdoor furniture out there - are now in there." residents and business owners- including joan galasso - returning for the first time - sot - joan galasso, storm victim (covered) "its gone, its just unfathomable damage? sot joan galasso, storm victim i never expected this this is horrible, this is my worst nightmare it really is." a nightmare from hurricane matthew - now being felt as the storm finishes

abc's matt gutman is in fayetteville, north carolina, with the pictures. >> reporter: the dell luge from hurricane matthew bursting dams. the town of lumberton tonight, a safety. so many rescued by boat. others rescuing themselves. >> we just had to do what we could think of doing, swimming out of our houses and trying to get to some dry land. >> reporter: the governor surveying some of the hardest hit areas. >> a lot of people hurting right now. >> reporter: authoritying issuing mandatory evacuation orders. >> emergency evacuation. please leave. >> reporter: the storm taking at least 27 lives in the southeast. many have died in cars on the road. >> better get o hand how dangerous it can be. there is a pickup track right beside a sedan that went in the water. these two guys are trying to edge their way in, to try to get that person out. someone else has called 911. crews across the region racing to restore power. over 1 million people in five states still in the dark. damage estimates for this storm are in the billions of dollars, and in this commercial district, you can tell why. all of

mark strassmann in fayetteville, north carolina, with the latest. >> reporter: in some parts of north carolina getting around is a real challenge. look at this road, washed away, and impassible, not just for residents but rescue teams trying to reach people trapped in life threatening moments. >> hold on. we're coming. >> in fayetteville, rescue teams, rescue a mother and infant daughter. the family's car got stuck in swirling flash floodwaters. also okay this family of three, marooned on top of their suv. they had tried to drive through a raging current. needed to be rescued by a team of new york firefighters. over the weekend. more than 1,000 people, were rescued here. hurricane matthew is off the map. but still with us. and it is still deadly. and we are taking it very seriously. it will be with us for a long time. carl lee is a member of fema's urban search-and-rescue team. from the air he showed us the challenge on the ground. looking for the areas, people are stranded on their roof or stranded on their vehicle. want the coordinates. >> matthew dumped 15 inches of rain on north c

north carolina. sot gov.pat mccrory / r - north carolina "our state is facing major destruction and, sadly, loss of life," the storm has killed at least 20- people up and down the southeastern coast. in fayetteville, north carolina, there's worries a dam northwest of the city could fail. residents have been ordered to get out. people living in south carolina, florida and georgia have a long road of clean-up ahead. with the support of high south, las vegas and southern nevada will be seeing an increase in clouds today and tomorrow. high temperatures will be at their warmest for the week this afternoon; topping valley wide. winds will be picking up out of the south as we pump in clouds but no chance for rain. high pressure returns for a mainly sunny skies with high temperatures dropping slightly back to the normal mid 80s we normally see this time of year. however, by friday into the weekend, a disturbance rolls in from the pacific allowing hit-or-miss clouds and a heavy breeze. temperatures still look to hold in the mid be seeing an increase in clouds today and tomorrow. high temperatures will be at their warmest for the week this afternoon; topping off between 88 and 93 degrees valley wide. momen