so we have the police department, the fire department out there with high-wheeled vehicles really getting in there and getting those people out as fast as they can. and meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us once again. pedram, of course the flooding is the biggest concern right now. what do people in the northeast need to know this hour about what they should and shouldn t do? another three to four hours, rosemary, if you re across portions of rhode island, connecticut on into massachusetts this includes boston in the next couple of hours, that heavy rainfall is ending up in your back yard in the next couple of hours. and really the amount of rainfall that has been observed as impressive, as remarkable, as unprecedented as it gets for what has occurred here. you see the flood emergencies that were in place. this is a very rare product the national weather service issues, just a couple times per year usually when it has to do with a flooding that requires water rescues and signific
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this isn t right. reporter: shayne graves said he had thoughts of 9/11 when he stopped sankat from entering the cockpit. i said, you get down on the ground right now and you stay right there. i said, this isn t going to happen again. reporter: prosecutors argued sankat is a potential flight risk. the judge decided to hold him without bond. david? victor, thank you. on this friday night, we re also watching severe storms on the move from ohio to the midwest. and growing flood emergencies in oklahoma and the carolinas. a dam now breaching near wilmington. they re worried about coal ash possibly flowing into the river. and at least six reported tornadoes in southern minnesota. the airport heavily damaged. that same system stretching from ohio all the way east to new york. rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. reporter: hey, david. let s start with the front. severe storms in ohio,
rain falls in one spot to know how much water is going to go into those rivers. but it just keeps raining in a lot of these locations. you ll notice those gauges, those forecast gauges for a lot of those rivers keep having to adjust because of the rainfall. some adjust back down, but the majority of them are adjusting up as we get more heavy rainfall. you can see we have this new heavy band that s starting to slide just west of myrtle beach, up around lake marion, south carolina, then up through western lumberton. also keep in mind some of these more inland area, greensboro and charlotte. in fact, in charlotte it s been raining for the last 30 hours straight. willmentn you have to keep in mind though it s been raining for a lot longer, they were just getting the intermittent bands when the storm first started making its approach. we still have flood warnings, flood watches, flash flood warnings. the most serious color being this red one here. that s where a lot of our flood emergencies