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  1. The preliminary rain total in North Carolina town of Swansboro stood at 30.58 inches as of noon Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.

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    Deer run by in the background, up to their heads in water, as CBS News correspondent covers Florence in Jacksonville, North Carolina

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    A judge wants Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to explain why he wants to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census

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    We’ve received a foot of rain so far in Wilmington. Told to expect another TWO feet. So double what has already created a historic flood situation.

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  5. Torrential rains from Florence will test South Carolina's infrastructure, which failed under nearly 2 feet of rain in 2015

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  6. As floodwaters rose in Jacksonville, N.C., rescue teams waded through up to four feet of water to ensure residents weren't trapped inside homes, saving stranded dogs and cats along the way

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  7. The disaster declaration will make federal money available to people in North Carolina counties of Beaufort, Brunswick, Carteret, Craven, New Hanover, Onslow, Pamlico and Pender.

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    Florence is blamed for at least seven deaths. More than 25,000 people in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia are in shelters. Over one-million customers are without power. has the latest details.

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    Tropical storm Florence is no longer a hurricane but still is a threat to millions of people in the southeast and parts of the Mid-Atlantic states this morning. The storm is expected to drench the Carolinas for days, causing catastrophic floods, and life-threatening storm surges.

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  10. "I'm not in the best health no more, and my trailer's old, like me, and I figured I better haul buggy." For many evacuated North Carolina residents, the process of leaving is not so simple

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  11. After special counsel prosecutors announced Paul Manafort's cooperation agreement on Friday, it remains unclear what information the former Trump campaign chairman has agreed to share.

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  12. From Thursday into Friday, it was a punishing night of high wind and rain, with hurricane-force gusts that ripped off roofs, toppled trees and downed power lines in Jacksonville, N.C.; one towering oak tree missed crushing a house by a few feet.

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  13. Just over a month ago, Paul Manafort's attorney dismissed any chance of a deal. "Any chance he may decide to flip and cooperate?" asked. "No chance," Kevin Downing replied.

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  14. Crew member of FEMA search-and-rescue team in New Bern, N.C.: "It's very difficult. But it's dangerous work, and this is what we train for."

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  15. In New Bern, N.C., Florence's storm surge left docks in tatters -- and damage was spread across town.

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  16. Amid downed trees, one Wilmington, N.C. resident returned to his neighborhood and saw his home for the first time, expecting the worst, but discovering only minimal damage

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  17. Severe winds caused parts of Jacksonville, N.C. Triangle Motor Inn's roof to collapse, forcing another evacuation for its guests: "So you came here for safety." "Yup." "And you ended up with no roof." "No roof." "But you're alive." "I'm alive."

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  18. . chronicled Florence's path through Wilmington, N.C. Early Friday, he reported: "This is some of the worst of Florence now...this is the Cape Fear River, which is just raging -- and we're right in the eye wall..."

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  19. "It didn't take long for the floodwaters to push into Jacksonville, N.C.," reports, "even though it's about 20 miles from the coast."

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  20. By midday Friday, Florence claimed its first lives, when a tree crashed on to a home in Wilmington, N.C., killing a mother and her infant daughter; rescue workers were able to save the father

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