South Carolina governor "ready as we can be" for Hurricane Florence
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster joins "CBS This Morning" from Columbia to discuss his state's praparations for Hurricane Florence as it makes landfall.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster joins "CBS This Morning" from Columbia to discuss his state's praparations for Hurricane Florence as it makes landfall.
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FEMA administrator Brock Long joins "CBS This Morning" from Washington to discuss Hurricane Florence's storm surge and how the agency is prepared to respond to the expected devastation.
Meteorologist Megan Glaros of our Chicago station WBBM-TV is on the road in Wilmington, North Carolina, tracking Hurricane Florence’s forecast.
Hurricane Florence’s storm surge is a particular problem for some areas that are away from the coastline but still on the water. Adriana Diaz reports from Jacksonville, North Carolina, where there's significant storm surge.
Rescue teams in New Bern, North Carolina are working to save more than 150 people trapped in their homes from rising floodwaters amid Hurricane Florence. More than 200 people were rescued in the city overnight. Kris Van Cleave reports.
Life-threatening storm surge and hurricane-force winds were occurring; "catastrophic" freshwater flooding predicted
Hurricane Florence, a Category 1 storm, is slamming the Carolinas. Forecasters are warning the storm surge is life threatening. David Begnaud reports from Radio Island in Beaufort, North Carolina, near the southern end of the Outer Banks.
Hurricane Florence is making landfall after thrashing the Carolinas all night long with devastating flooding and damaging winds. Forecasters are warning the storm surge is life threatening and will be even worse at high tide. There are reports of around 150 people needing rescue in New Bern, North Carolina. Jeff Glor reports.
Hurricane Florence crashes ashore in North Carolina, bringing devastating winds and a massive storm surge that is leaving coastal cities under water. Also, dozens of houses explode in northeast Massachusetts in a deadly chain reaction that a fire chief compared to "Armageddon." All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
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Hurricane Florence is making landfall in North Carolina, bringing a life-threatening storm surge, powerful winds, and heavy rain that could last for days. At least 175,000 homes and businesses have lost power. Lt. David Daniels of the New Bern Police Department and New Bern Mayor Dana Outlaw join "CBS This Morning" by phone.
10-foot storm surge floods New Bern, North Carolina, which issues mandatory curfew; local TV station is evacuated
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Storm splinters buildings, traps hundreds of people and swamps entire communities along the Carolina coast
Florence, a slow-moving tropical storm, is inundating the coasts of North and South Carolina, splintering buildings and trapping hundreds of residents in high water
Florence, a slow-moving Category 1 hurricane, is inundating the coasts of North and South Carolina, splintering buildings and trapping hundreds of residents in high water
Life-threatening storm surge inundating many places, "catastrophic" freshwater flooding predicted; stories of rescues already emerging
Life-threatening storm surge and hurricane-force winds were occurring; "catastrophic" freshwater flooding predicted