as hurricane joaquin churns in the atlantic, rich tropical moisture. a double hit of open water and fresh water flooding. reports of water entering homes in charleston. and even 100 miles inland, rivers are starting to swell. joining me now is nbc news correspondent sarah dallof in columbia, south carolina. you spoke ton the m the mayor. how are they preparing? reporter: they are sandbagging businesses in flood-prone areas. the south carolina governor encouraging people in low-lying areas to relocate. here in columbia, the mayor is urging people to stay off these water logged and potentially
could get up to 10 inches of rain. father s day weekend, looking like a wash for much of the country. let s gets the forecast, now from accuweather s molly cochran. thanks, t.j. and reena. bill not gaining too much ground thursday. heavy rainfall, the main concern, with what s left of bill. wednesday night, we saw numerous reports of flooded roadways, some cars stalled out, and even some water entering homes in jasper county texas. now, through saturday that rain going to continue to pile up across oklahoma and parts of texas, so be careful on roadways. t.j. and reena, back to you. thank you so much, molly. another law enforcement officer has died of 9/11-related causes. zacarias otoro was a deputy u.s. marshal, died at his home sunday of prostate cancer. his family says toro took part in the search-and-rescue mission and provided security in the days after the attack. tommy chong is fighting cancer for the second time. the comic and dancing with the