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10 additional inches. i just showed you a map with people with already 40 inches of rain. another 7 to 10 inches, some could end up with 50 inches of rain when the storm is said and done. were watching the other threat off the southeast coast, but compared to here in houston, thats really a minor event. just rainfall today in the carolinas. back to you. >> all right. bill karins, thank you for that ft thousands of people are finding refuge at a shelter for flood victims at a convention center i...

That means all of the forms of surveillance. the question is when that doesnt work anymore, it seems to be knocking down the latest and instead of finding refuge in the form of an apology, you have the president and spokesman doubling down and no sign of an apology coming. we know that because have been covering donald trump for sometime now. >> the most widely mentioned reporter aft nigof the night. woody allen gets annoyed and said i happen to have him right here. the reporter who is quoted by...

Coming to the united states as an immigrant or refugee is such a universal story. one of the things ive seen is reporters who work for me, reporters who work for the new york times telling their own personal family stories about coming to the united states and finding refuge. how can someone be neutral or dispassionate about that? when you have colleagues whose family members escape the holocaust or escaped oppression in eastern europe during the cold war. i think its unreasonable to think that ...

Saudi arabia because of his business relations. >> president obama did not have this ban. president obama did not prevent women and children and allies of our troops overseas from coming to the united states. so if trump wants to have a ban like that, why doesnt he focus on the countries that have been sources of terrorism? i dont think he should do that at all, but if he cares about our national security, dont you think he should focus on the places that provided attackers that perpetrated atta...

Here. potential for significant wind damage. gusts up to 50 miles per hour around the coast up to 100 miles. thank you. new devastation in the wake of hurricane matthew. at least 20 people in the state of north carolina have been killed by the storm and floods there. the governor warning the flooding may not be over. 1,000 people are finding refuge in shelters. cnns polo sandoval with the latest. >> reporter: it has been a week since hurricane matthew swept across the southeast. there are stil...

New startling image out of the boston marathon bombing trial are adding to a stunning story of escape. dun meng a businessman in china crouched down in fear and pleading with the gas station to call 911, three nights after the bombing at the marathons finish line. more video shows him making a daring sprint from one gas station to another across the street. he testified it was the most difficult decision of his life to make a run for it waiting until he says dzhokhar tsarnaev was inside buying s...

the last 30 years. things have sure changed. take baby boomers. many of them were the first to go to college, right? today their children and grandchildren may hold a degree, but it comes at a steep price and theyre still looking for a job. student loan debt now stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. lets bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, john doggett, professor at the university of austin. and an organization focused on issues f...

House also blew out and the dogs got sucked out. they were like a kite on a string, but they were tethered to me on their leashes and i was able to hang onto them and push them down. the rest of the house just fell on us. >> reynolds, where are people staying tonight? people have had their homes destroyed, are their enough shelters for them? >> reporter: there are places of shelter, but the number one way people are finding refuge is with relatives. in alabama, everyone is family. theyll find pl...

Dog down the best i could inside the tub. at that point, the back of the house also blew out and the dogs got sucked out. they were like a kite on a string, but they were tethered to me on their leashes and i was able to hang onto them and push them down. the rest of the house just fell on us. >> reynolds, where are people staying tonight? people have had their homes destroyed, are their enough shelters for them? >> reporter: there are places of shelter, but the number one way people are finding...

The rest of the house just fell on us. >> reynolds, where are people staying tonight? people have had their homes destroyed, are their enough shelters for them? >> reporter: there are places of shelter, but the number one way people are finding refuge is with relatives. in alabama, everyone is family. theyll find places in some of their neighbors homes that are still standing. thyll stay in other communities that are close by. everyone is going to share the best they can. but it is a very diffic...