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Her infant here in wilmington were killed when a tree fell on their home. the father is in the hospital with injuries. three others were killed during the storm as well. now, listen to how north carolina's governor roy cooper describes florence. >> hurricane florence is powerful, slow, and relentless. it's an uninvited bruit who doesn't want to leave. >> and flooding is really going to be the deadly part of this storm as it continues to move. very slowly. only at 5 miles per hour. dumping, guys, what one expert is guessing about 18 gallons of water over during its time over, perhaps, the next ...

Visit right now or call during business hours. ed: with the flooding and damage the aftermath from florence we have a list of apps to help you and your family to stay safe and up to date. katie: here to run us through the list is kurt the cyberguy. >> i'm talking about the storm is coming to a close at some point. you're ready to go home. the app.s that are going to get you home the best way is what i want to show you this morning. these are incredible. we start with -- going to get to in a second. [radio chatter] pete: sounds like a radio. >> it is. waves gets us around town. google owns it a...

Rick: that's what i was just saying. there will still be rain on tuesday across parts of the carolinas from this. just because of the way the rotation of the storm goes, you see this band right here? there is that band going towards wilmington, very heavy band there. that's very far away from the center. if you notice, it's moving in the same direction. if you are underneath that band, you will continue to get the rain. maybe you sit under that band for six hours. and you get 8 to 10 inches of rain. that's why we're nowhere near done with this flooding. pete: rick, thanks a lot. katie: turning...

It's like a bomb has gone off what our next gest of new bern, north carolina described the damage and flooding from what is now tropical storm florence. pete: george chose not to evacuate before the storm he is going to tell us about it. he joins us on the phone coming up next. ed: he is on right now i believe. pete: oh, is he right now? holy cow. george it turns out you are here now and not later which is way better. george, talk to us about what you are experiencing in new bern. >> well, you know, i just got up. the first light is coming up trying to getting a chance to assess the area. the ...

>> and the flooding is expected to continue. this area that i'm in right now, you can kind of see some of this debris that's out here. this area flooded all yesterday. we are expecting, once that tide comes back, in we are expecting it to flood once again. because florence is moving so slowly, it is just dumping a torrential amount of rain on these areas, flooding the rivers and streams. maybe even up to 18 trillion gallons of water over every state that is within its path. ed, pete, katie? pete: you just 18 trillion gallons? unbelievable. >> that's what experts are estimating for all those st...