Hurricane's cost, chaos lingers in water-logged N. Carolina
Helicopters and rescue boats are expected to return to work in North Carolina looking for people stranded by flooding after the heavy rains dumped by Hurricane Matthew.
Rescue teams will be back at work across eastern North Carolina on Tuesday as the deluge rolls downstream toward the Atlantic Ocean. At least three rivers were forecast to reach record levels, some not cresting until Friday.
The storm killed more than 500 people in Haiti and at least 23 in the US, nearly half of them in North Carolina. At least three people were missing.
