images of deadly flooding in lumberton, north carolina are heart wrenching, homes are under water. lives lost in the wake hurricane matthew >> our flow lumber toneian >> more than 500 miles away but not far removed from flooding whoas, the mayor and folks in lumberton new jersey are offering a helping hasn't. >> in 2004, they actually sent care packages up to us and our residents with supplies and monetary donations through the red cross. >> devastating flooding in 2004 still fresh in the minds of lumberton new jersey officials. they readily accepted donations from folks in lumberton, north carolina in 04 and are now repaying the affair. collecting donations for their fellow lumber toneians down tunneling >> we're looking for cleaning supplies, toiletries, personal hygiene items >> they got their handful, they're working diligently to make sure those people displaced have a place to go. and when the clean-up process starts, they have supplies. >> reporter: for residents in lumberton north carolina, clean-up process will be slow. the recovery relendless. every donation will matter.

images of deadly flooding in lumberton, north carolina are heart wrenching, homes are under water. lives lost in the wake hurricane matthew >> our flow lumber toneian >> more than 500 miles away but not far removed from flooding whoas, the mayor and folks in lumberton new jersey are offering a helping hasn't. >> in 2004, they actually sent care packages up to us and our residents with supplies and monetary donations through the red cross. >> devastating flooding in 2004 still fresh in the minds of lumberton new jersey officials. they readily accepted donations from folks in lumberton, north carolina in 04 and are now repaying the affair. collecting donations for their fellow lumber toneians down tunneling >> we're looking for cleaning supplies, toiletries, personal hygiene items >> they got their handful, they're working diligently to make sure those people displaced have a place to go. and when the clean-up process starts, they have supplies. >> reporter: for residents in lumberton north carolina, clean-up process will be slow. the recovery relendless. every donation will matter.

those were images out of lumberton north carolina. as you can see the effects of hurricane matthew still leaving a path of destruction in the south north carolina's governor pat mccrory announced that two more people have been killed by the recent floods.... following hurricane matthew, which churned along the florida, georgia and carolinas coast last week. stage for most of this week. thousands evacuated ahead of the storm but more than two thousand people were rescued from the high waters, many from the town of lumberton, north carolina./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) let's take a look at ((demetria obilor)) expect lane clousres later this morning on town center between charleston and summerlin parkway for a repaving project. out along paseo verde parkway, henderson is working to improve things from st. rose to green valley. back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) dangerous than first believed. the tech giant is sending thermally- insulated "return kits" to users who need to ship back the faulty smartphone. the kits co

far, the way north carolina has handled this crisis has been an example for the entire nation and the whole world is watching north carolina today. bret, back to you. >> steve live in lumberton. steve, thanks. the region still recovering. talked to a lot of people down there. >>> the company building the dakota access pipeline resumed construction on private land near a north dakota lake, there have been environmental protests for months. sunday a federal appeals court ruled the project can resume on the land within 20 miles of the lake. $3.8 million, 1,200 mile pipeline is otherwise largely complete. >>> the pentagon says it is still weighing a military response to the firing of two missiles at two u.s. navy ships sunday night. the u.s.s. mason and u.s.s. pence were conducting routine operations in the red sea off the coast of yemen. it came from territory in yemen controlled by houthi terror groups which they're supplied by iran. both missiles failed to reach those american ships. >>> president obama is apparently executing a last-minute course correction when it comes to the space program. the president says he wants the u.s. to put humans on mars within a couple decades.

north carolina. you only have to look behind me to see that. some of the first responders here in the city of lumbertonrolina. have been forced out of the firehouse which is still partially submerged. we know at least 4,000 people have taken to shelters this morning. some neighbors we ran across here gave us an opportunity to actually join them on their boat as they he were going out to help neighbors remove belongings from homes. that closer look will give you a better idea or perspective of how much damage was left behind. sadly, the worst may not be over for more as they are evacuation orders in the eastern portion of the state. for example, in kinston, north carolina, where the neuse river is expected to reach record flood levels tonight and tomorrow. in greenville, north carolina, 9,000 residents evacuated their homes. that is roughly one in ten residents spending the night in shelters as the effects of hurricane matthew felt in the southeast. >> polo, thank you. chicago here they come. the dodgers play the cubs for the national league pennant. this after the victory over the nationals in the fift

cnn's polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: lay, john and christine, some portions of north carolina, lumbertonrth carolina, perhaps the worst affected by hurricane matthew, all of this water left behind by the massive storm. you still see neighborhoods understand water. the residents here waking up in nearby shelters this morning. their lives on hold. even some of the city's construction projects, if you look off in the distance, also right now sit abandoned. that's because they have to wait until the water levels begin to recede which we're told could be days, weeks, perhaps even months for some portions here. so, where's all this water coming from? we're told that the nearby lumber river was already about two feet above flood stage before hurricane matthew actually swept through the region. many people here actually thought that the worst was over when the storm blew through over the weekend. and then, of course, the water levels in that river began to rise. so, that is the concern right now. officials are keeping a very close eye on the water. there have been several rescues that have alrea

north carolina. this is all in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. several dams have broken -- and officials say rivers could continue to rise. a-b-c's marci gonzalez has the latest from lumberton, north carolina. nats from gma rescue---after rescue? in north carolina ? nats more than 2-thousand people pulled to safety so far? wn feed - nat in lumberton, an already damaging flood from hurricane matthew..? turning so much worse?with dams and levies breaking sending rivers to record levels- spilling over their banks? sot - woman with glasses (no super): "it terrified me to death. // i have never in my life seen so much water, so quick." from the carolinas to virgina- water, destroying homes? washing away roads? mos "this is the worst we've ever had." and claiming more lives? more than 30 people killed in the us by matthew aftermath sot gov. pat mccrory, (r) north carolina "too many people have died, and we don't want any more to die." but with some rivers expected to stay at major flood stage?at least through the end of the weekend. the governors of north and south carolina- warn- the dangers aren't over? gov. nikki haley sot: "like what's happening in marion county where we're s

fighters have used this five ton truck to ferry dozens of people to higher ground here in lumberton, north carolina. (source: nc flood strassmann bulk nc rem67 @ 15;31;13) (strassman bridge) "the mass searches here are over. most people who were stranded in lumberton have been rescued, these searches are targeted, rescue teams respd specific address." (12 sec) on tuesday, north carolina governor pat mccrory told people to stop ignoring evacuation ordersand driving around barricades on flooded roads. (source: tue0165 @ 00:17) (gov mccrory) "we're not messing around and do not want to put people at risk to save you once you make that decision." (00:24) (7 sec) (source: champion flooding nc nf18 @ 13;38;09) (gaddy) "i lost my horses, my home my car." (3 sec) (track) joanie gaddy was stuck in her home in lumberton since saturdayand says rescue choppers flew right overhead. (source: champion flooding nc nf18 @ 13;38;23) her home in lumberton since saturdayand says rescue choppers flew right overhead. (gaddy) "i had signs on my house, i had sheets and towels screaming at them, they never stopped." (flora

this is what's happening in lumberton north carolina where there are mandatory evacuations out. cool air coming in but not a bad day tomorrow. the only isolated showers are expected tomorrow night and wednesday. wednesday will be the coolest day of the week. temperatures are going to warm quickly again. mid-70s expected in the afternoon. mid-50s on wednesday with a 20% chance of showers early on. a beautiful forecast to round out the week to get you to next weekend. some color to be seen in the high country. >>> they get an hour to try to convince you to give them your vote. we've talked to michael bennett and darrell glenn. they give us a glimpse into what we might see result is you're going to get smoked so my question is for concerned republicans watching, for indepents who are trying to fig -- independents who are trying to figure things out what's going on? >> when they ask people if they think the affordable care act was a good vote he's willing to double down on these issues. iran cheats on the nuclear deal? >> very high. >> and you think it could be caught? >> i think it

north carolina. reporter steve harrigan is on the ground in hard-hit lumberton, north carolina, for the damage there. >> despite the sunshine here in north carolina, things keep getting worse. this is the situation in lumberton about an hour's drive inland. flooding, causing water, four or at least three rivers in the state are expected to reach record levels. some will not crest until friday. >> do not go through water. we have had over 10 people killed as a result of that. we are not messing around. and we do not want to put people at risk to save you. >> people in south carolina are also dealing with the aftereffects of thema thu, workers clearing debris in charleston as power is slowly >> as the rivers start to flow, what we are seeing are things like what is happening in marion county, where we are seeing them four feet underwater and expect those things to continue over the next 1-2 weeks. >> the problem here largely dwarfed by the situation in haiti, where the storm killed hundreds. mass thu causing massive destruction and now there is concern over the spread of power outage. the world health

. >>> floodwaters continue rising in our all caps on -- her hometown of lumberton, north carolina. she had been trapped in her homes and saturday and could not find help. i had science, i had sheets, -- sheets, towels, they just never stop. >> we spoke to her after her son jean we go from -- who drove from michigan rep to rescue chest high water. >> we got halfway there in front -- and for the boys and i mean that gave us a burst of energy and let's get to her it's mom -- it's mom what would you do ? you only get one. >> at least three rivers are expected to reach record levels in the coming days the lumber lever in lumberton may not crest until friday. crews have used of cap and helicopters for over -- trucks and helicopters for over 2000 up the wood lake p.m. you can see the sign that the concrete and -- the pollen in and there's still a legitimate danger that you could have a serious breach of the dam and it could fail. >>> about 200 people who live nearby were ordered to evacuate and awaiting on what when they might be allowed to go home. >>> just an amazing amount of rainfall

miguel almaguer, nbc news, lumberton, north carolina. >> reporter: this is gabe gutierrez in haiti's southern peninsula where matthew's wrath is all-consuming. homes are shredded, food is scarce. this man tells us he had to race up the side of a mountain to escape the rising flood waters. the u.n. estimates more than a million people like him are now in need of humanitarian aid after the category 4 through here with 145-mile-an-hour winds. this church before the storm. this aerial picture from digital globe taken right after. i lost everything, except my 6-month-old daughter, this woman says. haitian authorities confirm almost 500 people have been killed, but one tally by reuters puts the death toll at over a thousand. there's destruction as far as the eye can see. aid is slowly trickling into in country, but not fast holly works with care, one of the largest aid organizations now on the ground in hard hit jeremie. >> it's going to be a long road. >> reporter: nbc's dr. john torres visited a clinic where the spread of cholera is now the biggest fear. >> there's been 279 cases in the

stranded in the town of lumberton, north carolina rose rapidly last night. >> most the water is about me deep and we do have people on the roof as we speak and we hav at least 20 eople at been killed by the storm here in the us. others are still missing. the latest totality occurring after pierced drove in a flutte road and soft away. >> i cannot stress more if you see our front that is flooded, do not take your car through that road. will need them and this -- >> unbelievable. >> the storms, a lot of places were missed. >> they already had a lot of infrastructure damage and we still are week from 2010. we went through there, we have pictures and after shots. of his devastating. this satellite image was from both the digital see all the vegetation and had lot of infrastructure. to get the overall picture. everything looked pretty lively and then you come into the aftershock and look at that put the complete destruction all brown and all the vegetation. beach you roshan and you can se buildings damaged or completely washed away for destroyed. a lot of cleanup and a number o different a

rescue teams in north carolina are using helicopters and boats to reach people on their roofs.. emergency crews in lumberton north carolina say they are trying to save some -15- hundred people stranded by floods. so we just had to do what we could think of doing: swimming out of our houses and trying to get to dry land. a couple hours away in greenville... the tar river is expected to potentially causing.... historic damage. ogists say the flooding could be as bad as hurricane floyd... back in 19-99. deadline-sv 1:49i'm not gonna extend it...any changes 2:06 less than a week ago florida governor rick scott promised he new this morning -- a federal judge has extended today's voter registration deadline until five p-m tomorrow. the judge's order comes after the florida democratic party sued governor rick scott for not extending the deadline due to hurricane matthew evacuations...which could have prevented some residents from registering. closer to home-- right now mandatory evacuations are underway in california as fire crews battle a brush fire in napa county. p-m yesterday ... spreading to nearly -50- acres

rivers scheduled to crest over the next couple of days which means more trouble ahead for north carolina. in lumberton north carolina steve hair began foxnews. >> still ahead controversies brewing at the ports of oakland why hundreds of slipping containers are piling up and play not be removed for years. >>> i've got the computer model loaded one the rain that's coming towards the end of the week i'll let you know what you can expect the timing and how much. and how much. hundreds of or orphaned shipping containers are piling up. tom vacar went to the port and tells us those blue steel cargo containers could end upseting there for years. >>reporter: the port of oakland is allowing truckers to drop off containers. already 900 containers have been stacked 5 high on available always needed spaeth and up to 400 more will ultimately end up here. >> we may be the only port i'm aware of that is accepting the return of the empty container. >>reporter: the port of oakland the shore men and the companies work together to keep the streets from being clogged with unwanted containers. >> we have to help each other

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 fears the flooding wi

matthew has listen, we now know 36 people are dead in the south east, 20 of them in north carolina with severe flooding lumberton north caroline ace one of the hardest hit areas and now they are getting a helping hand from a sister city in south jersey. mayor of lumberton, new jersey says helping their fellow lumbertonians is their way of graciously repaying a favor. >> in 2004 they sent car packages up to us and our residents with supplies and machine try donations through the red cross. >> when lumberton new jersey suffered severe flooding back in 2004 with lumberton north carolina to step up to help. now the new jersey town is accepting donations as a way to give back. >>> we have to tell you we love when philly's own sketch hart comes home, hart hosted a special screening of his latest concert movie kevin hart, what now last night. "eyewitness news" was right there on the red carpet at united artist river view in south philadelphia. hart wants to remind everyone what new was filmed at a sold out lincoln financial field. >> when i come home for a reason, i comb home because i love the city to help make me the

good its remnants leave hundreds of thousands without power and many stranded in hard-hit lumberton north carolina. the flooding so bad in some's -- some parts the only way to safety is to be rescued by boat or truck. >> i thought she was gone. i never thought she was still appear. >> reporter: linda's mom got -- survived the storm that got trapped in historic rising waters. the focus turns to fema, the coast guard, and national guard who were rescuing more than 1000 people still stranded and saving others now in harms way. >> we have to go door to door and verify that there is nobody there. >> reporter: the shelters remain full with many wondering when they can go home. >> do not go for -- through water. >> reporter: many roads are impassable and two other rivers >> if we say the water is coming and we say do not drive through that water we minute. >> reporter: will floodwaters threatened some others are trying out trying to salvage what they can amongst widespread devastation. >> there are a few things that can be cleaned and saved but just about everything is gone. >> reporter: utility crews wo

far, the way north carolina has handled this crisis has been an example for the entire nation and the whole world is watching north carolina today. bret, back to you. >> steve live in lumberton. steve, thanks. the region still recovering. talked to a lot of people down there. >>> the company building the dakota access pipeline resumed construction on private land near a north dakota lake, there have been environmental protests for months. sunday a federal appeals court ruled the project can resume on the land within 20 miles of the lake. $3.8 million, 1,200 mile pipeline is otherwise largely complete. >>> the pentagon says it is still weighing a military response to the firing of two missiles at two u.s. navy ships sunday night. the u.s.s. mason and u.s.s. pence were conducting routine operations in the red sea off the coast of yemen. it came from territory in yemen controlled by houthi terror groups which they're supplied by iran. both missiles failed to reach those american ships. >>> president obama is apparently executing a last-minute course correction when it comes to the space program. the president says he wants the u.s. to put humans on mars within a couple decades.

cnn's paolo sandoval is live in lumberton, north carolina with more. what are you saying polo. >> hey, allison. states of emergency and also evacuation orders are still in place here in north carolina. and behind me you can see why. not even the town's fire house here in lumberton north carolina was spared the flood damage. this is already almost a week since the storm blew through. actually yesterday we came upon some neighbors here who were helping some of the friends and family remove some of their belongings from their still flooded out homes. and they asked us to join them on their boat to give you an even closer look at the widespread damage again it's going to be a very long time before these folks get their lives back in line here before they can even think about starting to rebuild. much of the attention now whether, of course, be shifting to some of the nearby towns. for example in kinston, north carolina, we are told that the river there is expected to reach record levels tomorrow. that obviously a sign that the worst is not over yesterday fo

that happens, it'll take at least another week to drain the city.mark strassmann, cbs news, lumberton, north carolina a human rights group says russian jets are bombing the syrian city of aleppo with some of the heaviest strikes in days. the renewed bombing comes after a lull over the past few days that saw the syrians and their allies press forward in a ground offensive. but weeks of punishing air strikes before that killed hundreds and left seriously wounded people including children trapped in beseiged neighborhoods with no way out. the united nations and the group 'doctors without borders' are both pushing hard for a ceasefire, to allow the president obama is setting his sights on mars... mars...today the president published an op-ed with cnn revealing that the united states is partnering with private companies to send humans on an expedition to mars and back by the 2030's. the president said the ultimate goal is to make it possible to one day remain on mars for an extended period of time. today...cloudy with scattered light rain showers in the morning...then partly sunny in the afternoon. highs

. ♪ hurricane matthew is gone but not its devastating evens in this north carolina community this is lumbertonth carolina, a city of 22000 and tonight everyone of them is trying to cope with a crisis. flooding has left homes without electricity and without running water. residents are reaching their limit. and officials say this is only going to get worse until rivers recede at the end of the week. it is monday night and the big story on action news tonight is matthew's brutal residue. much of the south is now under a state of emergency. live in our satellite center is action news reporter jeannette reyes and jeannette it's almost inconceivable how bad it is. >> hard to watch the images and east coast may have dodged a direct hit from hurricane matthew but the damage is still significant tonight confirmed 24 people at least dead and of course flooding is prompting mass evacuations. >> and this is going to be a prolonged hurricane for us even though the skies are blue. >> reporter: hurricane matthew has come and gone but leaves a trail of disaster and death reaching from the caribbean all the w

north carolina. new jersey first responders have rescued at least 100 people from flood waters in north carolina. and this is video of the new jersey task force one team at work in lumberton. north carolina is bracing for more flooding in downstream towns. >>> bad news for the birds. >> a ruling finally been made in the lane johnson performance enhancing drug violation >> the next time we see lane johnson, people will be scrambling for christmas gifts. what does it mean? we'll hear from them later in sports. >>> bad behavior from parents while their children look on. nicole brewer finds out how kids get past family scandals >> a change in marketing for a fast food giant. while you'll be seeing less of ronald mcdonald. >> we got a brief warmup on the way. i'll tell you when temperatures head back to the 70's. and why they're not going to stay there very long. i'll take you into the weekend for a sneak peak when we come back. >>> mission to mars, the president's plan to send humans to the red planet. whether experts think it's even possible. when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >>> women and bill clinton whose past infidelities are back in the spotlight. children are st

thousands are currently stranded in the town of lumberton, north carolina, after floodwaters rose rapidly overnight. >> most of the water is about knee deep but we do have people boats that have been deployed that are at this point in time rescuing them. >> reporter: at least 20 people have been killed by the storm in the u.s. others are still missing. the latest fatality occurring after a person drove onto a flooded road in north carolina and was swept away. >> i cannot stress more, if you see a road that's flooded, do not take your car through that road. if you see a barrier, do this is a life-and-death decision. >> reporter: officials warning more flooding is on the way. >> the people who live near rivers, streams and levees need to be extremely careful as flooding is expected throughout the coming week. >> what's not flooded today could be flooded tomorrow. >> reporter: as officials continue their cleanup, the white house releasing a statement on monday, saying president obama has directed all states. >> and because of hurricane matthew, florida residents will have an extra day to reg

this is video from lumberton, north carolina where rescue workers saved more than 15-hundred people yesterday. 30 people have died in the united states in the aftermath of hurricane matthew. half are from north carolina. in haiti. clean-up and recovery are proving to be challenging. but as fox 6s derica williams shows you, when it comes to helping, wisconsin is leading the nation in deployments outside of those affected areas. millions are left to pick up the pieces after hurricane matthew churned along the coast of several southeastern states. we came with a mission to help people via skype, milos lazarevic tells us how he's making his way through damaged areas. "they are devastated it happened " currently in savannah, georgia. "they are out of power even where we stay we are stay on the gym floor with the cots " hes one of nearly 70 volunteers from wisconsin in the midst of storm ravaged areas. "it makes you realize how good you have it " because of downed lines and spotty service we were briefly able to speak with dennis nagan who is now in jacksonville, florida-in an area more inland wher

fox's steve harrigan in lumberton, north carolina, with the latest. >> reporter: despite the sunshineere in north carolina, things keep getting worse. this is the situation in lumberton about an hour's drive inland. flooding causing water, four or 5 feet deep in some places, at least three rivers in the state are expected to reach record levels. some will not crest until frid friday. >> do not go through water. we've had over 10 people killed as a result of that. we're not messing around. we do not want to put people at risk to save you. >> reporter: people in south carolina are also dealing with the after effects of matthew. workers clearing debris in charleston as power is slowly being restored to hundreds of thousands. >> as the rivers start to flow, what we are seeing are things like what's happening in merion county we're seeing them 4 feet under water and expect those things to continue over the next one to two weeks. >> reporter: the problem here largely dwarfed by the situation in haiti where the storm killed hundreds. matthew causing mass destruction and now there's concern o

and his crew volunteer firefighters have carried dozens of people to higher ground here in lumberton, north carolina. >> the mass searches here over. most people who were stranded in lumberton have been rescued. these searches are targeted. rescue teams are responding to a tip or a call to such -- to check out a specific address. on tuesday, north carolina governor pat mccrory told people to obey orders and stop driving around barricades on roads. >> we are not missing around and we do not want to put people at risk to save you want to make that decision. >> joni was stuck in her home in lumberton since saturday. she said the rescue choppers flew right overhead. >> i had signs on my house. had sheets and towels, i was screaming at them, and they just never stopped.>> her son, she was standing on the porch with water up to her knees when he arrived.>> we got halfway there. i heard her voice, and that just gave us a burst of energy. we were like, let's get to her. nobody else is coming. >> 135,000 people in north carolina still have no power. power poles and powerlines got swept away by water. you can

abc news reporter marci gonzalez is live with the late forest lumberton, north carolina. marci? >> reporter: dan, lifelong residents say this is the absolute worst flooding they have ever seen. you can see this road leading into a neighborhood is completely impassable, and then right here this is one of the main drags into town, and farther down there we're told the water is at least waist high and there may still be people trapped in their homes. rescue after rescue in north carolina. more than 2,000 people pulled to safety so far. >> we'll figure that out. it's probably on home. >> reporter: in humberton an already damaging flood from hurricane matthew turning so much worse with dams and levee of s breaking sending rivers to record levels, spilling over their banks. >> it terrified me to death. i have never in my life seen so much water so quick. >> reporter: from the carolinas to virginia, water destroying homes, washing away roads. >> this is the worst we've ever had. >> reporter: and claiming more lives. now more than 30 people killed in the u.s. by matthew and its aftermat

. >> back here the town of lumberton, pennsylvania are having a drive to help lumberton, north carolina. the town has been devastated by flooding from hurricane matthew, residents there have helped their sister city in new jersey several times including after sandy. >>> politics now, president obama is in cleveland, ohio, today campaigning for hillary clinton off the trail fund raising in seattle. the president quickly took aim at donald trump this morning saying that voting for him would rephrase all the gains of the last eight years and obama slammed trump for his business dealinged and his comments about women. >> he doesn't have the temperament or knowledge and doesn't seem to have the interest in acquiring the knowledge. that was before we heard him talking about how he treats women. >> meantime donald trump held a fundraiser in new york city with his running mate mike pence, it was closed to the press. and pence said that evidence exonerating trump would come out today. and trump continues to deny he has done anything wrong. and had this to say. >> take a look, look at her and loo

residents to lumberton, north carolina moving to higher ground two days after the rain stopped. extreme flooding in nichols, north carolina, forced 150 people to seek shelter this afternoon. check this out. local crews helping in florida. pictures there. how about that? they sent 390 employees to lake city to help restore the power there. >> anchor: that's fantastic. before we get to our weather we want to let you know that detroit and crocker that intersection is back open tonight following that incident out there. traffic is moving again. >> mark: very good. now a great-looking day out there, jeff, but on the chilly side for some. >> jeff: well, 65 today the afternoon. really that's where we should be the average high is 64. the overall trend the next couple of days will be up but we got one more chilly night. boy, it was pretty chilly out there this morning with that clear sky and tonight is going to be similar if not even a little cooler. some of this high cloud cover that you see to the west here, that's going to make its way in tomorrow. so we're not going to see as much of

lumberton, north carolina is especially hard hit after a levy broke there. are in place and the governor says people who refuse to leave are putting their lives at risk. >> to decision 2016 trump air as new political ad going after the health of hillary clinton. >> the ad question if's she is physically nit to be president. >> our next president faces daunting challenges in a dangerous world. iran promoting terrorism. now she wants to be president. hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world. >> anchor: tonight it is donald against his own party as he releases a rash of new tweets targeting republican leaders taking back their endorsements. >> the question now is what impact will trump unplug have on the race for president? the trump factor and the future of the republi the world. next at 5:00 why you would pay more to satisfy your sweet tooth. >> temperatures are heading down. winds are going to head up. we'll have it all spelled d up jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online an

floodwaters continue rising in her hometown of lumberton, north carolina. gaddy had been trapped in her home since saturday and couldn't find help. (sot joni gaddy/flood v sheets and towels screaming at them and they would never stop" we spoke to gaddy moments after her son gene- who drove from michigan- rescued her. his clothes were still drenched from braving chest high water. (sot gene flora/son) ""got halfway there and heard her voice and that gave me a burst of energy to get to her" (white flash to) (sot gene again) "it's mom what would you do- you only get one" (sot don champion/cbs news/lumberton, nc) across parts of the state- some rivers are of rain. crews have used boats, trucks and helicopters for over 2 thousand rescues. at least 15 people have diedmost killed while trying to drive into floodwaters. (sot: gov. pat mccrory/north carolina r) 09:09:00 "today if we say the water's coming and we say do not drive through that water, we mean it." in moore county, inspectors are working to shore-up the woodlake dam. approximately 92-thousand county resi

thousands are currently stranded in the town of lumberton, north carolina, after floodwaters rose rapidly overnight. >> most of the water is about knee deep but we do have people

. >> reporter: floodwaters continue to rise in lumberton, north carolina.he was trapped in her home since saturday and could not find help.>> i had signs on my house. i had sheets and towels and they never stopped. report -- >> reporter: we spoke to her after her sun rescued her. his clothes were drenched after braving chest high water.>> i got there and heard her voice. it was like it to mom. what would you do? i'm going to get her. >> reporter: the water in north carolina is expected to reach record levels in the coming days. the record number here in lumberton may not crest until friday. crews are using bows, trucks and helicopters for over 2000 rescues. more than a dozen people have died in the state. most died while driving into floodwaters.>> today, if we say the water is coming and don't drive-through it, we mean it. >> reporter: inspectors are working to shore up the would like trap -- would lake -- wood lake dam. don champion, cbs news, north carolina.>>> in haiti, a lack of clean water is causing a collar rare -- a cholera epidemic. the world heal

north carolina. new jersey first responders have rescued at least 100 people from flood waters in north carolina. and this is video of the new jersey task force one team at work in lumberton. north carolina is bracing for more flooding in downstream towns. >>> bad news for the birds. >> a ruling finally been made in the lane johnson performance enhancing drug violation >> the next time we see lane johnson, people will be scrambling for christmas gifts. what does it mean? we'll hear from them later in sports. >>> bad behavior from parents while their children look on. nicole brewer finds out how kids get past family scandals >> a change in marketing for a fast food giant. while you'll be seeing less of ronald mcdonald. >> we got a brief warmup on the way. i'll tell you when temperatures head back to the 70's. and why they're not going to stay there very long. i'll take you into the weekend for a sneak peak when we come back. >>> mission to mars, the president's plan to send humans to the red planet. whether experts think it's even possible. when "eyewitness news" comes right back. >>> women and bill clinton whose past infidelities are back in the spotlight. children are st

louis, but matthew is off the coast of new england moving in lumberton, north carolina, 1,500 people trapped concerns of a levee breech. as of 7:00 this morning a half million people without power, 1,000 water rescues and 11 deaths, north carolina probably the hardest hit and a story we'll continue to follow. behind matthew what is this? tropical storm nicole, everybody along the eastern seaboard watching to see what happens with this tropical storm. it looks as though it will stay off to shore and out the north of us bringing snow to idaho and montana. look at the highs in billings and bismarck compared to den tomorrow. we'll get a piece -- denver tomorrow. we'll get a piece of that energy here. there will be high-based showers over some of the higher peaks maybe mixing with snow down around telluride, aspen denver tomorrow night i put in. with that cloud deck kind of acting like a blankets out here, 40s and 50s for lower elevations while higher elevations back close to freezing. big warm-up in southern colorado, nice day idaho springs, blackhawk, nederland, mid-50s, close to 60 degr

. >> people in lumberton, north carolina could use all of the help they could get with severe flooding, it is one of the hardest hit areas with you thankfully its sister city in south jersey is reaching out. mayor of the lumberton, new jersey says helping their fellow, lumbertonians down south is their way of graciously, repaying a favor. >> in 2004, they actually sent care packages up to us and our residents with supplies and monetary donations to the red cross. >> devastating flooding in 2004 is still fresh in the mind of the many people in lumberton, new jersey. >>> after readily accepting co nation from his north carolina in their time of the need, new jersey residents feel it is their turn to give back. of course, with clean up and recovery underway every donation counts even though hundreds of miles away. >>> well, time is 4:42. >> katie is here with another check of your forecast, katie. >> overall our forecast is looking phenomenal, we have a cold front crossing through, you can see very evidently right now off to the west but i want to turn our focus to the tropics here in thi

north carolina. more than a million homes and businesses in the south are without power, and some rivers are rising to record levels. floodwaters topped a levee in lumberton, north carolina, and mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: all day on martin luther from at least five states pulled out lumberton's stranded residents. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> reporter: the mayor told us 1,000 people needed rescuing, many of them elderly or physically unable to leave on their own. choppers pulled some of them off rooftops. others came out two to a boat or by the truckload. >> thank god we're saved. >> reporter: jamie and alex hayes were rescued with their son. >> godsend? >> i've been in town all my life, i've never seen it like this, never. >> it's a lake now. >> reporter: matthew dumped 15 inches of rain here over the weekend. the nearby lumber river swelled to 24 feet, almost three times its average, swamping the city of 20,000 people. >> i was that deep in water. i had to get on top of the apartment the sleep. >> you slept on the roof? y, i >> reporter: tressica oxendine and daughter tressie only had time tstuff three trash bags. >> my water is that deep i

half the people killed and the us were from north carolina where those they're using helicopters, boat and massivea trucks to save people stranded in lumberton north carolina, they expect wh they call a serious inland flooding event because we still have more to worrylo about, he killed hundreds in haiti,ut president obama signed a disaster declaration to make funds available to help the people of north carolina. another death in north carolina, but not because of please stay raleigh shot and killed amanda ragan a competitionas in a flooded area. is going through floodwaters in his own being, though not releasing any details about wha happened,ls all employee that t shooting was under very difficult circumstances.t donald trump says that he feels free sent out a tweet sai that it is so nice that the way that i want to. it is a reference to house speaker paul ryan save you no longer depend donald trump,, donald trump sent a tweet calling paul ryan and ineffectively. glenn beck is not backing down donald trump at present because of that hillary clinton is a moral and ethical choice were present, he called donald trump in your moral man who is

more than 1,500 people remained stranded in the city of lumberton, north carolina -- which is about 70 miles inland. boats and helicopters have been deployed to rescue them. more than 500 people were killed when the hurricane swept through haiti. the packers taking on the giants last night at lambeau. on green bays opening drive... aaron rodgers finds jordy nelson for the would be playing catch up all night. late in the 4th the giants trailing 23- 9...eli manning finds odell beckham, junior in the back of the endzone to make it a 23-16. but it was too little too late as green bay holds on for the win. ahead on wake up -- the tech report rates the new apple garden for some end of the season tasks. what you need to know when emptying planters. and carl is doing some wood working today. angelica teases: coming up today on real milwaukee - from boyfriend blazers to shearling jackets... fashion this fall is just === kramp: and you dont have to be loaded to rock the looks. === anelica: our fashionista is in with where you can find bargains on suede booties and more. === kramp: and angelica -

north carolina later... this morning...governor pat mccrory announced 14 people have died....from storm related deaths.... this was yesterday in lumberton north carolina.... you see what looks like an elderly woman being pulled from a house and people using boats to get others.... in georgia....hundreds of residents returned to tybee island.... days after evacuating ahead of the storm. a number of homes suffered damage to their ro debris was scattered across the roads. residents are being asked not to use their bathrooms while work continues to keep the sewer system running. new video into our newsroom... showing the heartbreaking reality of what's happening in syria right now. the video is of girl, badly injuried - crying for her father... ....and i do want to warn you - it's difficult to watch :00 - :12 not exactly clear what happened to the girl...but the county is wiping away blood from her face.. but good news... she was eventually reunited with her father.... developing news... the trial of a georgia father... accused of leaving his child in a hot care...has been delayed - justin ross harris is charged in the 2014 death of his 22-