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Florence's fearsome new stage begins
CBS News weather producer David Parkinson joined CBSN to discuss Florence's potential dangers now that it's a tropical depression.
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CBS News weather producer David Parkinson joined CBSN to discuss Florence's potential dangers now that it's a tropical depression.
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"There's a big discrepancy, whether it's direct deaths or indirect deaths," Brock Long said
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Tropical Storm Florence is causing "catastrophic flooding" in North and South Carolina," National Hurricane Center says
Guest: CBSN weather producer David Parkinson
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Teia Cherry and her family thought they could ride out Florence at home. Then came the water.
As Florence continued to pound North Carolina with heavy rain and winds, volunteers and National Guardsmen gathered in Lumberton. They rushed to put sandbags in critical areas, where they could see serious flooding. CBS News correspondent DeMarco Morgan reports.
"What concerns me the most is trying to get to the people who didn't evacuate and that's incredibly hard to do so we can't put our own people in danger"
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One of them is Robert Faircloth Jr., who brought a backpack, a tote bag and his dog, Buster, to a shelter
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