looks like we can see him, but we cannot hear him. obviously, a lot of this is a first look at the storm damage. a lot of residents are just now returning to their homes for the first time since the floodwaters have been receding. and some of these hardest hit towns, people have not even been able to get back to their homes. i think what we need to understand, some of these places are 60 miles from the atlantic ocean. think about that. the storm came on shore, passover, and the damage and the flooding end of the devastation, going 60 miles inland. that cover such a huge area. for your home to be under water for three days, you cannot go back and lived in that house. the mold gets inside the walls. some of these homes will have to be bulldozed and torn down. sandra: some of those residents have no idea the damage that they face when they finally get back there. you are standing in one of the hardest hit areas. have you been able to catch up
of hogs with more valuable livestock and forms in water or threatened by it. are people are still reeling. we have farmers who have lost significantly their crops. a lot of businesses are down. and of course people have lost their homes. after a 90 minute chopper ride the president toward conway, one of south carolina s hardest hit towns. we have only not record amounts that have dropped in south carolina, particularly in this third of the state, but we have the water coming down from north carolina, so the rain in the water that you see out there now is just the beginning. if the worst you have to come. in fact there were two coke in south carolina last night. two women, mental health detainees who were shackled in the back of a police man being transported by court order into
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farai monreal of zambezi news thank you for being with us your. turning to greece now at least ten people have died and thirteen others are seriously injured after flash flooding hit towns west of the capital athens four days of heavy rain and turning many streets into rivers forcing residents to take refuge on hilltops roofs and balconies trenchant reign of this kind is uncommon in greece but poor infrastructure means that many people are vulnerable so the flooding. unwinder of our top story here on news the german chancellor angela merkel told the un climate conference in bonn that the paris accord is just the beginning and that more measures are needed to halt global warming. and zimbabwe s army has seized control of the state broadcaster and deployed tanks on the streets of her already it s denied it s leading
as does port arthur. that s where we find blake mccoy. what s the latest where you are? reporter: at least this community is accessible, unlike beaumont which has been one of the huge problems there. here you can see one of the last remaining flooded neighborhoods here in port arthur. thankfully as the sun has been out for a second day, the water has receded quickly here. this is one of the last flooded neighborhoods. we drove around the city today, neighborhoods that were covered yesterday have now dried out. residents were able to return home. we spoke with the police today, they said they have 100% fully operational water and sewage, power is coming back online in this city. here in the last remaining flooded neighborhoods, you can see people with boats who have been coming. some of them with the fire department. some of them volunteers. they ve been going door to door, prying them open to make sure there is no one inside those homes still. so far, we can report that there have be