Though the sun is out and some flood waters are receding, there is still danger from ruptured streets, bridges and dams across the Midlands and across much of South Carolina. In the Midlands, authorities including the Columbia Police Dept., Richland County Sheriff, Columbia Fire Dept., the military and even SLED are teaming to comb the area and offer assistance to those in distress.
Richland County Deputy Curtis Wilson and Columbia Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins discuss how their departments are working to offer relief in the wake of the historic storm and flooding that the state endured over the weekend of Oct. 4. In addition, tree expert Ronnie Wilson talks about the careful removal of trees that have fallen on or near homes across the area.