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>> that area of tennessee got double its monthly rain total just yesterday. one casualty in the rising water, 69-year-old woman in missouri she drowned when her car was swept off a flooded bridge. >> crews in california are spending a night battling the out of control wildfire east of los angeles. officials say 26 homes have been destroyed. the number could rise. the fire estimated at nearly 22 square miles with 20% containment. it continues to grow. >> out west, an expanding manhunt for a kidnapping suspect accused of murder. james lee dimaggio suspected of abducting 16-year-old hannah anders...

Tonight. other restaurants and businesses down the road are already boarded up and closed. everything on the beach side pretty much is also shut down at this point. people seem to be heeding the warnings knowing that this storm could bring a significant surge, significant rain and make things very dangerous. of course, the government has prestaged assets. they have got fema standing by. they have closed the schools. cancelled classes, opened shelters and they are prepared for, this they think, they hope. but we have to wait and see how bad it gets. >> dana: rick, what is the number one concern...

Firefighters and boats getting some people out of the myrtle beach area. back west things are drying out. storms are moving to your north. this is our rainfall estimates for the entire storm. tells us how much rain has fallen. the area near columbia -- this all came in about one night, nearly 20 inches of rain just to the east side of columbia. this little pink color in here, 16 inches. still flash flood warnings for this area. they are worried about the black are in. kingstree has been evacuated. they had 20 inches of rain total plus the river water from upstream is coming through so they're ...

Seen. again, some of the storms, the rain i am seeing, the forecasts are seeing 24" to 30" of rain total in this area. that could be absolutely atrocious. for today, again, we could still see hurricane winds. the long duration of this is really going to be the main point. it will be relentless over the next 12 to 24 hours. >>shepard: relentless is the word for all the people. this is the reason that emergency officials always tell us, don't pay so much attention just to the category of a storm. there are so many other factors. remember hurricane andrew? it came in florida at 32 miles per hour....

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