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78 in newark. 5. look at the arrows. you are seeing coming from the east all that water funneling in here. record level sea prices at kicks point and now with the battery it's up to just about 13 feet. just over 13 feet. that's a reasonable doubt row but the winds are still out of the east. that means the winds are pummeling the water here forcing it into the center. see the winds shifted out of the southeast. pushes more water in here. got about 45 minutes. it's 8:53, shep. high tied at battery park. the water getting dangerously close to getting into those subways. >> shepard: step aside so ...

Ainsley and heather at 13.88 feet. it's a record high level set. that's the highest the record has been out there. the flooding we saw because of this record high water level and we are also going to be seeing our next high tied occurring 9:00 a.m. eastern time this morning out there in the battery new york area. hopefully you won't be seeing additional flooding. with the wind coming out of the northeast doesn't look too good. >> they beat the record of 11.2 feet back in 1821 in battory park. >> it is crazy. you warned us about that yesterday. sthooivengs. we will be checking back in with you ...

Off the newton creek requesting not trucks or cars but boats to evacuate the men inside engine 206. the water has risen so quickly. it's a live look at the fdr drive now on the main highway on the east side of manhattan. it is under water south of 20th street all the way around lower manhattan. the storm surge is lower manhattan has reached. the fear was the storm surge would top the previous record of 11.2 feet. instead it's now at 13 feet officially from the national weather service. and arrested cog to the national weather service that is enough to inundate lower manhattan. we are told now ...

Landfall. here at the lower tip of manhattan, battery. the highest water ever recorded was 11.2 feet. that was recorded in 1821; 1821. it's now higher than that. and the flooding of lower manhattan has begun. david lee miller is right there in the battery in lower manhattan. no way to get a live signal out with the heavy wind so david lee is on the phone. what are you seeing? >> i'm seeing water and it rising very rapidly. the situation, shepard, very treacherous. we cannot transmit now because we have to move our satellite truck. the water is rising that quickly. it completely covers now a pr...

Of 373,000, but prices for homes are booming, up 11.2% in august to a little more than $250,000. now, that's the biggest one-month gain on the record. joining me now to make sense of all these numbers, fox business network's david asman is here. so, hey, david, sort of like a good news/bad news. >> yeah, i don't know about you, but when i get this news, i always like the bad news first, i like to get the bad news out of the way. bad news is that the home market, because sales were beginning to recover a little bit, companies that build houses like lennar and hovnanian were having terrific sale...