garrett tenny and steve harrigan. steve are they still underwater? >> reporter: as the water begins to recede here we've seen a lot of people begin to come back to their houses. it's really like a giant moving day. people are taking everything they have from inside their houses, clothes, furniture, paintings, and pulled it out into advance and u-hauls. you can see some of the structural damage around here. some of these houses hit really hard, not just by the flood waters but by the currents as well. what caused this house such damage, you can see this lawn mower up ended, too. this house has been severely hit. as you can see out here behind me, we have some first responders now going to a vehicle. the homeowner actually watched that vehicle slide out into the water. that's her daughter's car. and what's going on now is that they're marking that vehicle. they're marking it to make sure that they checked it and there are no bodies inside it. as the waters have continued to recede that's where they're finding the bodies, in these people who don't want

steve harrigan has the news in our south florida newsroom. steve? >> reporter: this all started three hours ago at fort lauderdale international airport. the dynamic airways boeing 767 was on the taxiway, getting ready to fly from florida to venezuela, and that is when the play behind it noticed fuel was leaking from the plane. the fuel ignited. the left engine was up in flames and firefighters were on the scene. they used form retartant and three slides there were 101 passengers and crew onboard. they went down by the slide. we hear reports of 14 people hospitalize if with nonthreatening injuries, one person seriously burned and one of the runways has just re-opened. >> a lot of people with a lot of aviation knowledge around here and none of them ever heard of dynamic airplanes. >> it is very new. they've been flying to venezuela just three months now. it's a discount airline. this fly chatter flights between new york, florida, gean na and venezuela. todays'd fight was a super saver $200. so relatively new discount and a new pattern. this plane is

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. >> let's get out to the affected areas and we will start with fox news reporter steve harrigan. he will look at the scope of the damage. >> this is what the scene looked like on main street and columbia. this is a 5 lane road. it disintegrated. the governor warned about the road collapsing in different parts of the state with a stretch from i 95 that is going around columbia. it is here on main street you can image how it is on some of the rural areas around the state. the rain is letting up right now. people stay off the roads tomorrow and the next day. cars still moving in the distance there. the city tried to recover from what was an ongoing major storm. >> jackie approach is a spokesperson for georgetown county. jackie is with us now live on the phone. are you there? >> yes, i am. >> i heard the governor today say they haven't seen this level of rain in 1,000 years. i never heard any one talk about 1,000 years. >> i don't know about a thousand years. we have been saying it is historic storm at least in 100 years. >> we had a little break in the rain that led to some of the f

fox news correspondent steve harrigan is in colombia, south carolina with our report. >> water in south carolina recedes, the losses take shape. the death toll climbs as more submerged cars are discovered, the structural damage is harder to estimate. there are 10 dam failures across the state, putting pressure on roads and bridges that so far withstood the flooding issue as waters moves south, more damns in the community around are at risk. >> buzz there is no rain, and sun is out, we are now look at downstreams water, and other areas that are going to be affected. >> reporter: those who are forced to leave their home quickly face a tough choice, what to bring. >> you never think of it really how intense it is. how just my daughter left with no shoe o-- on, we threw our cats into a suitcase, he just go. >> reporter: susan jones was home with three children and a dog, when their house began going underwater. >> it was scary, we were evacuated right here, high husband was out of town. >> reporter: now clean up. >> we took out the rug, that is what we were told to rip out the carpet, then,

steve harrigan. >> flying overhead and check on a dam about six miles north of where i am standing that dam partially breached. mandatory evacuations here in colombia, south carolina. teen a local shelter at a local 4508. main road. flooding of more than 300 roads, 150 bridges and not just flooding. we have seen some roads eroded as well. simply partially eroded with sinkholes or entirely washed away. so, wherever you drive around the state, you see orange cones and you are really not sure what that means ahead. a lot people cones have not stopping them. we have seen a number of stranded vehicles. a truck over my shoulder still in those trees there as far as situation goes for rescues they are still under way in the past 24 hours more than 100 rescues by those swift boat rescues. we have seen them go by in von i haves of national guard, still pulling people out. plucking people from the air as well. a lot of suffering here, too. with people who are still in their homes. more than 40,000 people without running water. 25,000 people without power. so it's cold. you are wet. have you got no

steve harrigan is in the middle of a mess. >> reporter: 50-miles-an-hour plus winds were enough to throwboats on the rock and enough to strand an empty oil tanker. texas damage estimated up to $3 billion. most is roads and bridges destroyed by the flooding. at one point the entire downtown houston area sunday was cut off by flooding and sewage was bubbling up. there will 30 water rescues in houston in just a 24-hour period. those rescuers doing an excellent job. no deaths from this flooding across texas, shepard. >> this storm just keeps moving up the coast? >> that's right. moving east, moving east quickly. right now there are flood watches and warnings across parts of the mississippi coast, to the florida panhandle. tax is not out of the woods yet. more heavy rains expected for the state by the end of this week. >> this is where it's supposed to hit the northeast by wednesday it's everywhere. thank you very much. >>> so, is eating bacon as bad for you as smoking a cigarette? no, certainly isn't. so apparently bacon is not only not a meat, it should be just a fat and also has carcinogen

correspondent steve harrigan is in columbia tonight. >> as the water in south carolina recedes, the losses are beginning to take shape. the death toll climbs as more submerged cars are discovered. the structural damage is harder to estimate. there are ten dam failures across the state, putting pressure on roads and bridges that have so far withstood the flooding. and as the water moves south, more dams and the communities around them are at risk. >> just because there's no rain and just because the sun is out, we are now looking at downstreams, waters and other areas that are going to be affected. >> those who were forced to flee their homes quickly faced a tough choice -- what to bring. >> you never think of it really, how intense it is and how just, my daughter left with no shoes on. we threw our cats in a suitcase and we hand a suitcase full of cats and the kids and we just go. >> susan jones was at home with three children and a dog when her house began going under water. >> it was very scarey. i will have to say that we were evacuated right here on a boat. so that was very scary. beca

correspondent steve harrigan is in columbia tonight. >> as the water in south carolina recedes, the losses are beginning to take shape. the death toll climbs as more submerged cars are discovered. the structural damage is harder to estimate. there are ten dam failures across the state, putting pressure on roads and bridges that have so far withstood the flooding. and as the water moves south, more dams and the communities around them are at risk. >> just because there's no rain and just because the sun is out, we are now looking at downstreams, waters and other areas that are going to be affected. >> those who were forced to flee their homes quickly faced a tough choice -- what to bring. >> you never think of it really, how intense it is and how just, my daughter left with no shoes on. we threw our cats in a suitcase and we hand a suitcase full of cats and the kids and we just go. >> susan jones was at home with three children and a dog when her house began going under water. >> it was very scarey. i will have to say that we were evacuated right here on a boat. so that was very scary. beca

steve harrigan, live in miami. steve, are there any leads on the shooter at this point?r: martha, the manhunt is still on. police examining cell phone records of people at scene of the man fired several shots just before midnight before the zombie con event in fort myers was supposed to end. initially people thought it might be part of the festivities, fake shots. only when bodies began to fall they realized this associating was for real. >> about four or five shots at same time. pop, pop, pop. >> all of sudden i heard like some commotion and i looked down at my hand. there is a giant hole in it, basically. reporter: five people were wounded. one 20-year-old college man was killed. police still not releasing any motive behind the shooting, martha. martha: just terrible. this event makes it very difficult for the police, right? reporter: that's right. there were more than 10,000 people there shoulder to shoulder just before midnight in downtown fort myers. many of the people there were in zombie costumes. you have people with blood splatter, fake blood splatter on their b

steve harrigan is live in miami with the latest on this. do we know how many victims there are in this fire? >> investigators are trying to come up with a total number of how many people were on that small plane when it crashes and how many people were on the ground. victims in that mobile home park. at least two of those mobile homes went up in a fireball. one man said his 20-year-old daughter was inside one of the homes when the plane hit. he says he has not seen her since. >> the plane was coming one minute to my home. boom. i opened my door. i opened door. fire on me. >> reporter: the plane crashed just before 6p.m. martha: do they know what happened? >> you are yaleans video shows it plane going down it was flying sideways when it hit. the wings were vertical. the faa investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash and still trying to couple a number of how many victims both in the plane and on the ground in those mobile homes martha. bill: an nba all-star ex-kardashian husband was found unconscious in a brothel. martha: he

steve harrigan is live in miami with the details. the doors were closed initially and everybody started realizing they had to get out of there. reporter: there were 101 passengerred on board and they knew of the plane was on fire. you could see the flames coming up from the left engine and the plane was surrounded by thick, black smoke. there was a lot of screaming and pushing for people to get to those slide. the crew performs very professionally. but a lot of pushing and jostling several injuries happened with people going down the slide. it took 30 seconds for the doors to hop and 6 minutes to evacuate the plane. the airline is not one most us are familiar with, dynamic airways. reporter: it runs charter operations in queens. it's not clear what happened this time around. but not many companies still fly to venezuela, and there is not a lot of choice when you want to fly to venezuela. bill: a rapper turned isis terrorist reportedly killed in and u.s. airstrike. the front runner changing from poll to poll. candidate at odds with th

steve harrigan, thank you. >> with nightfall coming, folks, it's going to get worse.he advice from the authorities should be heeded, stay home unless there's a dire emergency. there have already been five deaths, three weather-related because of this. nobody wants any more and sadly, 2 to 6 more inches of rain expected later on tonight. no letup until at least tuesday. this shows exactly what can happen and what people can face if they venture out in this. a good reason not to do that. >> thanks. >> thank you, steve. >>> all right. we're going to move on. this is still related to that storm. an intensive search is under way for a u.s. cargo ship that went missing in the bahamas. the "el faro" was on its way from jacksonville, florida, to puerto rico, when it lost power at the height of the storm. there hasn't been any sign of the boat. the u.s. coast guard says its air crews have spotted life jackets, life ring containers and an oil sheen near its last-known location. hurricane joaquin has veered well out to the sea away from the u.s. but it is moisture is combining w