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Roof and wait to be rescued. >> they had strong winds, at 80 miles per hour. >> the man we just heard from is a member of local law enforcement using his boat to help people get to their property and try to salvage what they can, even though his own home is badly, badly flooded. the best way to get around many of the communities now is by boat. a lot of people are still under mandatory evacuation because it is not safe to go in. when you see the aerial pictures you can understand why neighborhoods looking more like rivers and lakes. at this hour, the number of people without power at 265,000. ...

People. >> the man you just heard from is a local member of law enforcement who has been using his boat to help people get back to their homes and try to salvage what they can, even though his own home is badly flooded. the best way around many of these communities in fact is by boat because so many are under water and you can see from these aerial pictures why some neighborhoods look more like rivers and lakes. that the hour, about 265,000 people in the state of louisiana are still without power. that is down from the more than 700,000 that were in the dark at the height of the storm. shannon...

It was his sister soldier moment, to throw this group under the bus to say look how strong and tough i am. i will speak against black folks who want free stuff, that's not what the african-american community is looking for. >> right. even the notion that free stuff is never free. in fact, we pay for it with these taxes. the idea that we are not our government, there's this government giving us stuff, we are taxpayers. >> we are taxpayers, but i also think it is mitt romney who opposed the bailout of gm which would have destroyed a whole lot of the middle class in michigan, but more importantly...

On the side of the door and history after that. >> rick: it worked. i want to take a look at that. from that truck right there that you started it, now you're out in front of met life stadium in new jersey and this is what you're going to be racing in today. >> exactly, that truck back 30 years ago, i had about $1200 invested in it and about broke me to do that. this truck right here, met life, $265,000 monster truck, the top of the the heap. i've been playing monster trucks a long time met life stadium, we're going to rock the house here, probably the biggest event that we've ever put on on t...

That amount, it's what he earns in three days at bain capital. while he is burning bridges, he's giving us the first look at what his presidency would look like in a new ad. be afraid, be very afraid. here is what romney promises. >> what would a romney presidency be like? he introduces tax cuts and reforms that reward job creators, not punish them. >> tax cuts for job creators? that's his first priority? millionaires would get $265,000 in tax cuts under president romney, but the middle class just get $750. let's hear what else he says he will do on his first day on the job. >> president romne...