PAUL: The widespread destruction Hurricane Matthew left behind across Haiti, just look at this. It's stunning. The fear right now is the death toll will climb while aide workers are scrambling to some of these hardest hit areas. Haiti's civil protection service says 330 people have died. Reuters puts that number much higher, almost 900. Survivors are facing a new threat here thought folks, the possibility of a widespread cholera outbreak. The disease can spread so rapidly through contaminated waters. Government officials tell Reuters it has already killed 13 people. And here in the U.S. Matthew has killed 10 people in North Carolina and Georgia and Florida collectively. Today the storm is slowly weakening. It is still churning up the East Coast but it's leaving behind record flooding and major power outages. Take a look at what's going on in North Carolina. Just waterlog. That's a road, not a lake, a road. Cars have been abandoned as you see there. And then in Savannah, Georgia people are wading through streets in knee high water.
Hurricane Matthew Leaves Record Flooding.