HARLOW: Welcome back. An update now on hurricane Matthew, which has left a trail of destruction and death from the Caribbean up the eastern seaboard of the Southern United States, but now that it has made landfall in South Carolina, catastrophic flooding is the main concern. Take a look. This is a scene from this morning as Matthew hit Charleston, a category-one storm with 75-mile-an-hour winds. A short time later, the hurricane may landfall just north of that city, storm surge and heavy rainfall, posing life-threatening flood conditions. The National Hurricane Center says up to 15 inches of rain are possible near and -- possible near and east of I-95. And in Florida, the hurricane is being blamed for four deaths. Haiti, though, bear the brunt of this storm. CNN has confirmed at least 336 people have died since hurricane Matthew made landfall there as a category-four storm on Tuesday. A government spokesperson says 211 people are injured. More than 60,000 people have been displaced. For ways that you can help those affected by this horrific hurricane, go to cnn.com/impact, again, cnn.com/impact. Coming up, more breaking news, Donald Trump's campaign in crisis mode after a tape surfaces of him making vulgar, lewd and sexually aggressive comments about women. Hear what his wife, Melania Trump, is now saying next.
Haiti Bears Brunt of Hurricane Matthew.