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Assumed that she was being taken care of. >> reporter: and while they waited for information, investigators were realizing this was no accident. >> it was obvious that she had been beaten due to the amount of blood that we found. and then we observed that her arms were bound behind her back, and her ankles were also bound. >> reporter: it looked, said the detectives, like ashlea had been fighting back against a truly vicious attack. >> she had been beaten and possibly tortured. we later discover...

More harrowing. >> they took off my sweat pants, pulled them down to my ankles, and then they raped me. >> raped twice, she said sobbing, by two different men. >> were you in pain? >> yes. i was screaming. >> prosecutors kevin rousseau and ashlea deener seemed as taken aback as the rest of the courtroom. >> i know what i think. this is not true. >> and they needed to regroup, fast. >> this is the biggest lie shes ever told. we know that. but you never know what the jurys thinking. >> reporter: c...

Florence several weeks ago where people had four or five days to repair, it was less than 48 hours before -- when they were told about this storm and it rapidly intensified overnight to that monster category 4 storm. were expecting conditions to get much worse here over the next several hours. back to you, stephanie. >> thanks, gabe. mari mari mariana atencio is live. have you seen people evacuate in any big way? have things changed as the mornings gone on? >> reporter: steph, the conditions her...

Straight into the master bedroom. >> she raced after her father. i hear her saying help, someone is in trouble. >> are you really scared. >> yes. >> the voice was coming from inside a walk in closet attached to a bathroom. herman moved closer. wedged against the doorknob was a dining chair. there was sandra on the floor tied by her arms and ankles, but alive. >> he said that she did not look well at all. asthma r cut sandra lose, where is my dad, where is your uncle. >> the answer to that unspea...

And where was her uncle jaime? then she glanced to her side, and there, about 20 feet away from the bathroom, next to jaime and sandras bed -- >> i just saw his -- his ankles. >> reporter: and this was what? in a closet area off the -- off the master, huh? >> he was in a closet. >> reporter: so you just saw his feet. >> uh-huh. i w -- didnt even know what had happened to him. i just know he was -- his ankles were tied up. it was horrible. >> reporter: there was jaime -- naked, covered in blood, ...

Senior correspondent rick leventhal outside the courtroom in norris town, pennsylvania. we will hear from a lot of the people, rick in fact next 30 to 40 minutes. >> indeed, trace. i just spoke with our photographer mike fay began who got the images of of bill cosby being placed in the backseat of the plaque explorer and not perhaps the transport that some people might have expected. bill cosby appeared to be moving very slowly possibly because he was shackled at the ankles along with the hand c...

Left behind. the water depth is hit or miss. in some places over my knee. in some places you can walk down the street in flip-flops. folks have gotten trapped in neighborhoods like this, surrounded by water in the low lying areas and by the river, which is a few blocks back behind the camera position. they have found folks who have been here for various reasons. they have pets. they have elderly neighbors. i talked to a man who has been here 30 years, thought he was going to stay overnight, spen...

Location from where we had been all day. if we look back here, thats the park where i was doing lye shots throughout day. some of you may have seen it if you were watching cnn. the water slowly rose from around my ankles to where we had to leave. florence hasnt actually arrived yet here. part of this is because were on the noose river but they have the atlantic ocean that feeds into this area here. they are used to flooding. they are used to hurricanes. a guy just walked by here and said this is...

Here by that point, youre on your own. hallie? >> mariana atensio, thank you for that. >> garret hake is in wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: we just felt the wind. if you watch the last hour or so, 9:00 we were here and the area in front of me was almost completely dry. now the noose river has started to get out of its banks and start to fill up the street level in front of me. i dont know if you can see how wide our who the is now but when we get into serious storm surge im told the lev...

How can they be expected to trust anything anyone says? flint is not some sort of an anomaly. fingerprint flint is a warning to the rest of the country. if we dont take back control of our government and have people in positions that we trust, we cannot ever rebuild the trust. its interesting, were talking about this president, our constitution, the framers anticipated the potential of a rogue president. i have to say this. donald trump by himself is not the problem. and this is where i think th...