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Mills HayesThe Hill |
Thousands of Amazon drivers across the country are working off the job as the holiday rush to deliver packages heats up
Many cities and towns across North Carolina remain cut off from help and supplies after the hurricane.
As many as 600 people have yet to be accounted for as of Monday night.
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