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is yet to come and on day one of their re-election campaign, vice president kamala harris makes it clear she wont shy away from the campaign spotlight, so why are both her supporters and her critics cheering were also keeping an eye on the white house where president biden will be holding a joint press conference with the president of south korea we are now hearing from the white house that should roughly start 30 minutes from now. we begin in new york where two trials involving ...

Now hes in the field looking at the rising rivers here. what is the level and is it continuing to rise? >> the latest level we have is 41.1 feet, and its slowly rising. we are hoping in the next hour or two, it will slowly deaddy off and crest. >> if it crests? the prediction is 42 feet. how are you predicting such a very difficult thing to predict? >> each river point we have the measurements for can differ by how wide the basin gets. the land gets flatter and the water can spread out. even jus...

Amount of rain. so if the gaudalupe river actually gets as much rain as is anticipated, it could rise to a near record level of 32 feet above its normal stage. if it crests at 32 feet, were talking about homes in the area that will be flooded. i did get a chance to speak to one resident that lived nearby there. he had no homeowners or no flood insurance. he had homeowners but flood insurance is the necessary thing here. he said, look, if it happens, it happens. theres nothing i can do. i cant fr...

Near st. louis. the top six of all time flood, forecast for the st. louis area right along the mississippi. and not long ago, maybe just a couple of monthsing a, they were talking about a drought on parts of the mississippi river. but thats not the case now. flooding is lookly. and it will be record. it crests tuesday at 40.8 feet in st. louis, back to you. >> thank you for the heads up on that. wnbc, janis huff. ill talk with a storm chase who are jeopardized his life to get video over the to...

Jim, paint the picture for us. its pretty dire out there. >> take a look, this is st. louis. were just below or just north of the famous gateway arch. this is sort of a boat terminal here. usually not under water. today under about five feet of water above flood stage. you can see how high this water has come up. similar circumstances here on the mississippi river. especially in these lower riverside communities. yesterday we were on another river, the illinois river, where we saw several of the...

good morning. we begin with lingering misery caused by hurricane irene. youre looking at live pictures now from patterson, new jersey, where crews are actually going door-to-door rescuing people from their homes. that water, by the way, coming from the passaic river is supposed to crest today at its highest level since 1903. a pretty eye-catching image of how massive the storm was. this is coming to us from nasa. its an animated satellite of irene as its churning up the eastern seaboar...

Those conditions, its better to forecast an error hostage-taking and violent rhetoric and terrorist on the side of prudence and attacks that have killed get out of here than it is to stay and try to ride it thousands of our citizens, a failure to change our approach threaten as out. >> reporter: if people stay and get trapped, then deepening spiral of division they become people who have between the united states to get rescued, and of course, jen yark the and the arab world. authorities have wa...

Syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bull tinl. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected to lower the mississippi river by two feet as it crests near the city. but all that water will flood low lying areas. later on "360," anderson...

Some people here that this could be lost. >> john, many thanks. >> a pleasure. a deadly and violent day in syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bulletin. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from severe flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected to lower the surging missis...

Beginning to be the sense among some people here that this could be learn. >> john, many thanks. >> a pleasure. a deadly and violent day in syria. protesters clashed with state security forces who fired tear gas. details coming up. but first, were following other stories. isha sesay has a "360" bull tinl. john, a move to protect baton rouge and new orleans from flooding. the army corps of engineers has been given authority to open the spillway in louisiana in the next 24 hours. its expected ...