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Rainfall deficit going into this. i mean it just shows you this much rain, no river basins can handle this. 15 inches in myrtle beach. a third of your annual rainfall. and in columbia about a quarter of your annual rainfall. columbia the worst of that was that it came so quickly saturday night into sunday morning. today's forecast, really night throughout much of the country. beautiful fall weather. a lot of people think the leaves are late this year, great lakes, northern new england, it was dry, it was warm in september. now they're starting to turn quickly. >> all right. thanks for a nice f...

Pile up in the river basins, and that is where the flooding is going to occur, and we have stein the pictures of the water going all of the way up to the rooftops as they were built in the low areas, and not just the low area, but the lower areas, and the water continues to go that way. >> and chad, as you are standing there and seeing the map, the governor is not kidding, but charleston and closer to the coast, and that is deluged with that gravity and water, and go outdoors to glook around, becaue this is a desperate situation. and chad myers in the weather center, and thank you. charleston ...

Well as low-lying areas south of the dam. it's my understanding as well that the arcadia lakes dam, we've had some issues there as well and a breach of that dam. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> about the lakes, as the water rises in the lake, lake russell, and those lakes release to the lower end, how are you guys gauging all that as you have to release those -- >> we're working with the different utilities in terms of the release of the water, and as a notification process downstream so that that can be actually coordinated and worked through that. we're watching the river basins very carefully. w...

Being compared to the tropical zone that made landfall just about in the same area in 1999 that had over 10 death,000 deat. they're estimating it could go up to ten feet of storm surge. a it is moves onshore, very low-lying area, there's a river basin, a number of river basins across this region. so the water is going to be pushed inland fairly deeply. we'll expect it to reach category 2 or the equivalent of a category 2 hurricane. by sunday, 70-mile-per-hour winds associated with this. it still has legs, moves into the interior sections of the state of odissa, they're saying about 35 million ...

murder. reports are he had killed 16 afghan civilians. can you help us make sense of that? >> this is very strange. it sounds like there may be another victim. the original reports were 9 children, 3 women and 4 men were killed in this rampage and now we seem to have another victim, so 17 counts would look like another victim. i suppose they could have indicted him on two theories relating to one count of murder, that's a possibility as well, but we'll have to wait to see the details. >> would it be if perhaps one of the victims, one of the women were pregnant? would that be another ...