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Last few days, several feet of water and got up, several abandoned cars and stalled cars here in this neighborhood, again, one of the most flooded areas in the western part of charleston and we can get through it and safety and government officials say if you dont have to be out today, to just stay home. and let the rescue workers, crews do their jobs. kate, back to you. >> absolutely. gabe, thanks for that live repo report. sarah dallof, she is live in columbia, south carolina. you are near whe...

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Rushing doctors, volunteers, equipment. these rescue workers in fairfax, virginia, packing up and shipping out. >> helicopter rescues are under way on the slopes of mt. everest where a quake triggered avalanche killing more than a dozen people. alex marquardt is in kathmandu. leading off our coverage. >> reporter: incredible images hosted by german climber jost kobusch on mt. everest showing the moment of impact of a massive avalanche triggered by the earthquake. at least 18 people died on evere...

People still inside one of these train cars. the train left the 30th street station in philadelphia about 9:15 last night. it made its way to this curve north of philadelphia at about 9:28, and thats when the derailment happened. all seven cars off the rails. three of them turned upside down. complete twisted wreckage. i was up there earlier this evening, and it was just a sight to behold trains on top of each other. now, passengers described a scene of chaos. it was luggage falling from the roo...

Lot of grief and shock. a hospital was overwhelmed, many hundreds of people have been through. thats an indication of the sort of scenes we can expect to see as rescue workers aid groups progress further into the kathmandu valley start to get closer to the epicenter where many of those areas still havent had access to and where inhe have itably the death toll will rise. ian williams nbc news kathmandu. >> stay safe for us. lets bring in grayson shaffer, senior editor at outside magazine. hes bee...