10月9日CNN聽力：南加州大水暴雨殘虐後迎來罕有陽光氣象
Thank you for taking 10 minutes for CNN STUDENTNEWS.
I'm Carl Azuz.
First up, the sun broke through yesterday overSouth Carolina, a welcome sight to many peoplethere after a rainy weather system parked itself overthe state last week and drenched it.
It could be a while before the soaked parts of the southeastern state dry out.
Some rivers there which have already flooded might not hit their highest points for another twoweeks.
This is being described as a thousand year storm, meaning there's a one in a thousand chancethis would happen in any given year.
Nature has had to find ways to cope.
Experts say fire ants can bond together to create a floating raft like this one until they find dryground.
The effects of the flooding on people are even more visible.
Officials in South Carolina waking up to lingering fears that more catastrophic flooding and newdam breaches could be on the way.
From the river standpoint, we haven't hit the worst of it yet.
Nine dams failing, buckling under the pressure of historic rains.
Some areas seeing more than 20 inches.
The deluge to blame for more than a dozen deaths in the Carolinas.
Just because the rain stops does not mean that we are out of the woods.
This road collapse in Lugoff claiming the life of a man driving with a female passenger.
The vehicle careening through barricades.
She survived, pulled from the overturn wreckage amid rushing water.
In Ridgeville, a chilling rescue of a different kind.
Floodwaters unearthing caskets from a nearby cemetery.
Somebody's family out there.
To show respect, this is respect.
We've got to respect the death.
This man risking his own life venturing into waist deep water, pushing a casket to shore.
In the hard-hit area of downtown Columbia, the Congaree River peaking to the highest it's beenin decades, covering interstate roads, living homes underwater and washing out bridges.
Now, at least six nearby states sending emergency workers into South Carolina for added floodrelief.
So far, 1,300 National Guard members are on duty.
Crews and Black Hawk helicopters leading statewide rescue efforts.
Sad because people lost their businesses.
They've lost homes and it affected everybody across the board.
It did not discriminate.
The devastation fronting president Obama to declare South Carolina a major disaster area,ordering federal aid.
A vaccine currently being tested is showing a lot of promise against the deadly Ebola virus.
The worst outbreak in history started in March of 2014.
Three countries in West Africa, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone were the hardest hit.
And last year at this time, the first cases in the U.S. were being treated, after people who'dtravelled to West Africa or come in contact with those who had contracted the virus.
Now, a new vaccine is inspiring hope in the fight against Ebola.
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