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wouldn t just stand there and let him shoot me. and the record fees you re now paying at the atm. tonight, what we didn t know. the one way to get the bank to pay you back. good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. historic flooding. many already have. the towns simply decimated. the death toll rising. at least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. night. tens of thousands without water, without power. this woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. safety. roads collapsing. more than 400 roadways now closed. and this evening, the focus on those dams and the damage that could come, if they give way. abc s alex perez is in south reporter: in south carolina tonight, all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. the next 36 to 48 hours is going the volatile, so what we ll tell you is, don t let the sunshine fool you. reporter: thousands-pound sa ....
field. we now know the type of injury that caused his death. we get more now from abc s clayton sandell. reporter: kenny buie s family and friends say the 17-year-old died going doing what he loved. playing football. he was always smiling and happy. he s a good person. reporter: bui, a senior, passed away monday. he was hurt during a tackle friday night in washington state. he s the fourth high school football player to die in just the last month. roughly 1.1 million kids play high school football. last year injuries on the field killed five players. 56 in all since 2005. it is a shocking number. there s no doubt about this. it really has you scratching your head and saying what are we doing wrong? reporter: there is no easy answer. but sideline care may sometimes be lacking. high school players may not have the same medical care as game is getting safer. better equipment, safer tackles, and more focus on recognizing and treating concussions. but is that eno ....
religion, he answered, i wouldn t just stand there and let him shoot me. and the record fees you re now paying at the atm. tonight, what we didn t know. the one way to get the bank to pay you back. good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. they re dealing with deadly and historic flooding. many already have. the towns simply decimated. the death toll rising. at least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. night. tens of thousands without water, without power. this woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. safety. roads collapsing. more than 400 roadways now closed. and this evening, the focus on those dams and the damage that could come, if they give way. abc s alex perez is in south carolina. reporter: in south carolina tonight, all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. the next 36 to 48 hours is going the volatile, so what we ll tell you ....
but the woman didn t know that. just that someone was in her house and she didn t want to make any noise. besides, she didn t have her phone with her. the man has been charged with criminal trespassing. that s a rough hangover. okay. so california now has one of the toughest equal pay protections in the country. governor jerry brown signing the bill into law yesterday at the rosie the riveter park near san francisco. it requires employers to prove that any pay gap between workers is due to factors like skillet level or srntd and eniority and not gender. this is really a big deal, important. inequities that have plagued our state and have burdened women forever are slowly being resolved. many critics say the new law will drive even more businesses out of that state. fiat chrysler has less than 24 hours to make a better offer or face a strike. otherwise auto workers may walk off the job at midnight. first offer last week by better than 2 to 1. the union could ca ....
way to get the bank to know. pay you back. good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. they re dealing with deadly and historic flooding. dams on the brink, ready to burst. many already have. the towns simply decimated. the death toll rising. at least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. 18 monitored throughout the night. tens of thousands without water, without power. this woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. an elderly woman carried to safety. roads collapsing. more than more than 400 roadway closed. and this evening, the focus on those dams and the damage that could come, if they give way. abc s alex perez is in south carolina. reporter: in south carolina tonight, all eyes on at least 18 dams that could burst under pressure. the next 36 to 48 hours is going the volatile, so what we ll tell you is, don t let the sunshine fool you. reporter: thousands-po ....