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100 miles away, its creating come danger already. >> it is and well see what is in come. victor, well get back to you very soon. we are continuing to follow the latest all day here. a new advisory on the storm expected in a few minutes. jim and i will be on it and well bring it to you. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? >> so often there are drownings memory support brand. when roads flood. another story were following, you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores ev...

Lets get into the forecast and some of the cars that got stalled out. 31 million people at risk of severe storms, not so much tornadoes but wind damage and large hail from st. louis right through southern indiana, louisville, lexington, cincinnati area, knoxville, charlotte, greenville, all wait through raleigh. a chunk. notice washington, d.c., not in this slight risk but strong storms here and there. the other story, houston is horrible when it floods. the roads flood and the morning rush hour...

Night or sunday. and then as you say, they run out of gas. when you see the highways, when theyre not water logged, you see coming into the hurricane area convoys of those bucket trucks that cut the trees down and work on power lines. and convoys that are carrying gasoline. the roads flood and you cant get that stuff in right now. are there ways to get out at all and get supplies and gasoline in or are we going to have to wait until the flood recedes? >> reporter: not this morning, and not today...

We shouldnt see many washed away. but if we get more than one or two high tide cycles. it could erode pilings and collapse. and get destroyed in the waves. it will be interesting to see how they survive this mornings high tide. it maybe a day or two until we know that. we have the well go through how bad was it. the power is out. we wont get the cell phone videos and images. our crews will drive around trying to get images and video. roads will be flooded. theres a blind spot after every storm b...

We watch the situation continue to intensify, thank you so much. >> youre welcome. elizabeth: he talked a lot about the standing water and thats a concern. we talked about the wildlife, there could be chemicals in there, could be sewage. dont know if theres sharp objects beneath. people go back home and think its knee height and its more after dangerous situation. leland: youve got everything in the water and power lines down and electrified. casey made a good point. so much of the texas coastli...