24 hours ago. it was weaker than the category 4 muster that slammed into florida wednesday but did plenty of damage from charleston to myrtle beach and beyond with high winds and storm surging flooding there and the reminiscence of one of the strongest hurricanes ever to hit the u.s. still on the move now bringing heavy rain to the northeast. eric: fox news coverage for you molly line in charleston with the very latest. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the storm s path. rich edison the latest on the federal response. first steve hardball gone, live on florida s gulf coast in north port where crews are working away trying to get away from the ruble and destruction. the airboat just pulled in. big fan allows boats to take little bit of water in shaw low. here comes another one in. a lot of these are privately-owned boats. people use them to fish or go out in everglades and using them to help neighbors. we see people pull in with luggage and pets as well. the real urgency
island at 10:00 a.m. this morning to come back and survey the damage and we have incredible picture to show you, aerial photos of one of the biggest losses of the island, the pier, the pier on paulie s island collapsed and washed away and residents telling me that they can still see it out there. but residents here ultimately broadly feel fairly lucky, there s a lot of vehicle loss, a lot of property damage but good fortune. take a listen. the water came up rapidly. we were surprised how fast it came up and it got all the way up to the very top of this mailbox post. even on the backside of my property it was past my hips. got in my truck, so it s a total loss. reporter: further south the city of charleston weathered the storm fairly well. they were prepared for a pretty big hit in the historic constituent but by the time the
TORONTO Many people are doing home renovations during the pandemic and if you need to transport lumber, drywall or other supplies you may need a van or pick-up truck. If you don t have one, some home improvement stores will rent you one. David Rowe of Caledon, Ont. rented a van from Home Depot to help a friend move some boxes, but while he was driving a deer jumped out in front of him on the highway. “I hit it at highway speed so it was quite a frightening thing and I watched the deer, sadly fly across the road to the other shoulder,” Rowe told CTV News Toronto.