Good to be with you. I'm Tony DeCulp with the breaking news right now.

The severe weather warning in Hawaii tonight as thousands told to evacuate immediately.

After roughly 30 inches of rain, the catastrophic floods, washing away homes, roads, and vehicles.

Rob Marciano standing by.

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From CBS News headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News with Tony DeCopold.

Good evening as we come on the air. There are urgent evacuation orders tonight on Hawaii's North Shore

amid potentially life-threatening flooding there, the island of Oahu, home to some of the most famous natural landmarks in the world, Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach.

But tonight, after roughly 30 inches of rain this week, thousands of residents are on the move, told to leave immediately.

Quote, do not pack or prepare your home.

The authorities warned, just go.

The major worry tonight is this, as the rain still falls, how long can a 120-year-old dam hold back the reservoir there?

Authorities warning tonight of a breach that could come at any time. Meteorologist Rob Marciano

is tracking it all. Over a foot of heavy rain overnight, triggering catastrophic floodwaters,

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