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While we will begin to do damage assessment when it becomes lighter outside today, we're certainly not in the clear. and a lot of that won't become known until the floodwaters start to subside into next week. >> and looking -- looking at that video there, showing what these winds can do, tearing off a roof. we don't know of which building. >> an uprooted tree. >> here it is again, the video. we had a report of a senior home also getting such damage, the roof coming off and having to evacuate those who were in the home to a local jail. are you getting any reports of injuries related to such inf...

More information with multiple police cars responding right now we are still trying to get details. police are not calling this a terrorist attack but we have james galiano here with me in new york. you say the approach, when you're going into a situation with multiple casualties and given the backdrop and the environment that we are in, they would be approaching this as if it were a terrorist attack. >> ana, even in new york when there's a gas explosion, until you can say definitively beyond 100% no doubt that there's a gas explosion, we treat these as terrorist events now. anything, infrastr...

To die will soon learn his fate. a judge is set to sentence justin ross harris today. last month he was convicted of malice murder in the june 2014 death of his 22 month old son. he faces life in prison. prosecutors did not seek the death penalty. the city of gatlinburg, tennessee is planning to reopen for business this week after the deadly wildfires. officials in the popular tourist area say they are working right now to assess infrastructure damage. in all, 14 people were killed in last week's fires. more than 130 others were injured. japanese prime minister shinzo abe will visit pearl ...

Damage. for the overtime of the police and fire and all of the work that's been done by the community. you know, communities don't budget for hurricanes. there hasn't been a hurricane for 11 years. so if they had been budgeting every year, they would have been budgeting for nothing. so they don't budget for these big disasters. so when they happen, all of a sudden their coughers are runniru -- coffers are running dry. so the federal government will pay for 75% of all costs. when there's a disaster declaration, that sets loose all kinds of government aide, loans, housing support, furniture, app...

Welcome back. it is being called a thousand year storm, deadly at that, with rain and flooding bringing several parts of south carolina to a virtual halt with power outages, infrastructure damage, boiled water orders. joining me is city council member michael seekings. i know just seeing from some of the images with so much of the city underwater continues to be very dangerous. how bad is it where you are? >> well, i'm right in the middle of downtown charleston. as you know, we are surrounded by water and we are really inundated. the city is wet, flooded, has been so since friday afternoon and...