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Property, and my daughter said that she couldnt get to her car. her car is all flooded. the property is all, the water is swarming through the whole house. and i just came over to check to see what i could do. but obviously theres nothing that i can do right now. >> the san antonio river has hit a record high flood level. more than a foot higher than the old record set in 1998. at a news conference last hour, the fire chief said his department has received more than 200 calls for water rescues. ...

The concern is the river napa. no idea of the scale of the flooding. truckee river will get a surge, possibly four feet above the flood level. st. helena we will see there a surge of up to 27 feet. a lot of damage in the area like floods in 2005 in napa1. howe homes were affected. so people have been bracing for that. at the moment, 11,000 homes without power. that could get worse. it depends how bad the floodwaters get. we know as the day continues. back to you. >> jamie: keep us posted. thank ...

In venezuela so more bad luck on ton of more bad luck. not good for gasoline prices. >>neil: thank you, phil, very were. and we now go to janice dean. >>guest: we got 70 miles per hour sustained wind, still tropical storm but 74 miles per hour makes it a hurricane. so we still anticipate this to become a hurricane and the new track from the national hurricane center has it as a category two before it makes landfall in and around new orleans. you can see this is very big storm. thats why we are c...

Traffic they are going to be coming back through out the day to bring some of the belongings to higher ground as they continue to evacuate this area. they tell me black creek could be as high as today thats 16 feet above flood level. it could get as high as 25 feet thats the record that was set here back in the 1990s. live in middleburg florida amanda fox news. thank you. congressman charlie wrangrangel fighting to keep the state he has held for the past 41 years for todays health primaries. r...

>> interesting. maybe theyll have a better on-line presence. thats what zagat needs in my humble opinion. thank you very much. we appreciate it. "american morning" continues right now. im christine romans. heres what you need to know to start your day. people in new york and washington being told to stay alert and stay calm. the feds watching a possible terror threat as our nation marks ten years after 9/11. im carol costello. a fiery president obama announcing his jobs plan to jol...

ground and folks who are still trying to get out of the mess. thank you, kyra. live from studio 7, im suzanne malveaux and up to speed for august 30th, tuesday. here we go, again, the rivers in new jersey are bursting the banks overwhelmed by all of the rain that hurricane irene dumped on the state. the passaic river has been overrunning parts of paterson, new jersey, all morning long. emergency workers pulled some 1,500 people to safety after the passaic flooded homes. governor chris ...

President set the right tone but that that needs to be translated into policies an action. cair is the largest muslim advocacy organization. bill: now, the weather and a fine warning to get out before the water rushes in. sheriffs deputies, national guard troops going door-to-door in the flood-prone tune of butte larose, louisiana. i think i said that right. tomorrow the overflow from the mississippi river expected to spill into the small, little community. listen here: >> we have taken out the ...

Than 4 meters above flood level. the river is not expected to fall to below the flood level until mid-to-late june. the massive earthquake and tsunami that rocked japan in march has just claimed another victim. the economy. the economic impact of the double disaster has officially pushed the country back into recession. thursdays gdp figures show a quarterly economic shrinkage of almost 1% implying an annualized contraction of 3.7%, much steeper than analysts had predicted. back to our top sto...

syrias president and his cronies. new sanctions as the u.s. calls for an end to the security crackdown. waiting for water levels to fall, for thousands of people forced out of their homes by the mississippi floods, life becomes a waiting game. and the disaster that rocked an economy to its foundations, japan sinks back into its third recession in a decade. dominique strauss-kahn has resigned as head of the international monetary fund to focus on clearing his name. his decision fo...

Massive flooding is making life miserable for lots of people along the mississippi river. the historic surge of water is heading towards new orleans. thats where john king is in butte larose, louisiana, up with of the towns being flooded to protect new orleans and baton rouge. within days they expect water there 15 feet above flood level. and today the governor of louisiana said water levels could stay way up for a month. john, whats the latest? >> reporter: well, you see me here. im about chest...