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Now for information on how to help and adopt. >> shannon: you can drop them off at my office when you get back. [laughter] >> reporter: you never know. it does restore your belief in humanity. >> shannon: it's so good that you guys found them. we look forward to meeting them in person. thank you so much. now right over to steve our senior correspondent live in fayetteville, north carolina. >> reporter: you can see the police roadblock. it's a common site. it is extremely difficult to get from one place to another in north carolina. the rain has stopped falling here but the floodwaters continue...

James reynolds earlier who is in the philippines right now following the typhoon. here's how he sees it and how it impacted the philippines. >> reporter: hi, it has been an exhausting and long 48 hours here. the storm absolutely battered the northern area of this city and all the way up to the coast. ferocious winds hit in the early hours of saturday morning. and today i drove from the extreme north coast down to the main coast to check it out, and there was damage to buildings, power lines blocking the roads, trees down, power lines everywhere, a real mess right now, anna. >> what is the bigg...

Go got a river that's going to flood. you've got this thing moving inland maybe to columbia, which is again preparing for floods. so there are a lot of people and populations that are still going to get affected by this rain that you're seeing. storm surges are not as big a deal here as they were going to be in north carolina. but we are still seeing power lines down here, street poles down, trees down. with that rain that just keeps on coming in, it's loosening the sand. the wind keeps on putting pressure on those trees and sign posts, so there's going to be a lot of damage, and this is going...

Slow. going to dump rain on the coast here and even inland we'll see storm surges which will cause a lot of problems pushing that water inland. friday by 8:00 still a category 1 storm. then we'll see it weaken as it makes landfall with that friction, a tropical storm. it will move up towards the mid-atlantic later on next week. so even in the northeast we'll see some problems. so this is what we're expecting in terms of wind gusts, power outages, trees down. stock up. you have four thundershowers evacuate before we see things going downhill. wilmington could see a wind gust of 104 miles per ho...

It's our healthcare. can i say it? what's in your wallet? >> shannon: hurricane florence could inflict the hardest hit north carolina has seen in more than 60 years with flooding, rains, wins more than 130 miles per hour. north carolina has experienced only one category 4 seconds reliable record keeping began in the 1850s, hurricane hazel, 1954. she destroyed hundreds of buildings and killed scores of people but florence is not there yet. let's go to rick rick reichmutt the fox news extreme weather center. hi. >> really interestingly, willing to national weather service office just put out a s...