your heart has to go out to the guy whether you liked him or not. one suggesting if the congressman had told the truth from the beginning, he might have been able to survive all of this. and team fox coverage continues. what are they saying on capitol hill? we hear this is moving to this moment. any time you have everyone from a important star to, a porn sta, and the leader of the free world calling for your departure, it is time. but it rested on the opinion of his wife who returned from her african trip with secretary of state hillary clinton 4:00 a.m. on wednesday morning and 34 hours later weiner stepped down. the resignation letter he must submit has not reached the house of representatives floor and it has to be read by the clerk before the resignation is official so he is still a member of congress. but reaction pouring in from the hill as if he is now a goner and how democratic caucus chairman
shepard: i m shepard smith. this is the fox report. it s the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news live from vicksburg, mississippi. the full force of this region s historic flooding today hitting the town of greenville, mississippi, as engineers continue to race against the clock to shore up the levees, reinforce the floodwaters, and try to save as many homes and neighborhoods as they can. of course everybody along this river has a story. today we met carla mcray, whose friend from work lost everything. federal engineers say they re doing a good job under the circumstances, but for many it s simply too late. and farther downstream, all most can do is watch and wait and hope for the best. team fox coverage now at the bottom of the hour with meteorologist shay ryan in the weather center, but first jonathan serrie is live from
country. team fox coverage now jonathan serrie with the latest, but first our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick, tell us what people are going through there. it s kind of moving day. it was moving time this weekend. and today as well. shep, people are happy that they ve had some notice for what they re going to have to go through, but you can see packing up everything that is the contents of their homes. air conditioner, water heater, moving all of their belongings out of the home into these pods that they re then moving into storage. they re hope they have this warning, about a week and a half of notice, because they re expecting the water to get up to right about here, if it gets to that 29-foot level. so they put this plastic sheeting over the walls, put down the sandbags in order to hopefully protect the structure of the home. but it s a big problem here. a lot of people are not happy. they ve had to deal with a lot. we talked with one gentleman earlier. take a listen to w
were wounded. a taliban spokesman says the attack was to avenge bin lad deb s death. he warned that the group is now planning to attack americans who live in pakistan. as we mentioned, bin laden had more than just old videos of himself in his hide out. navy seals apparently also finding a supply of pornography and the stash said to be fairly extensive. team fox coverage now. jonathan hunt on the u.s. interrogation of bin laden s wives and first to national correspondent catherine herridge. what do we know about this porn stash. first confirmed that fox that pornography was found among bin laden s belongings found in the compound. the source would not characterize the quantity or wouldn t describe the nature of it clearly this is giving investigators insight into bin laden s interests and also his state of mind in those final days and what struck me in my reporting today is that virtually no one i talked to was at all surprised by the finding,
evacuate, that that was tough, going through your stuff, picking out what you couldn t live without, what you had to have. that is tough. can you imagine that? some who left ahead of the flooding say they re going to go online to try to find out if their homes might have been spared. for many, though, it is bad news. right now where my property is, 23 feet of water. yes, it s pretty devastating. it s pretty devastating. many of those suffering the most already live in some of the nation s poorest communities. according to the u.s. census bureau, 9 of the 11 mississippi counties along the river have poverty rates at least double the national average, and we have team fox coverage now. chief meteorologist rickrackmuth has more. steve, how bad is it where you are now? one of the new problems