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>> shasta, thank you. we're going to take you to the wildfires burning in texas. ed is there. here is ed. he's about 75 miles west of ft. worth. ed? >> reporter: the flames that you see behind me are being set by firefighters and they are trying to create a back wall of flames. what you can't see through this wall of smoke is the fire that has been rolled over a small mountain top and has rolled over in the last hour and it's moving towards the left of your screen and what they are afraid of, if you follow me over here, is this highway right over here. they are afraid that the flames will ju...

Priced 2 to $3. >> that is about half your menu. >> that's correct. because every be in this area loved this louisiana seafood. barbecue shrimp, who chose the barbecue shrimp? oh, you chose the barbecue shrimp. >> reporter: each price increase pushes alfred out of reach of more potential customers and he is not alone. >> normally this back wall would be stacked, those blue containers would be three and four high. >> reporter: supply at this seafood distributor in new orleans is down by half. they are trying to fill gaps with frozen imports. how much of this is imported right now? >> i would sa...

Bypass. over here, the back wall of the heart is where there were two vains put in -- veins put in, one closed down. now, they did not try to put the catheter through the graph that was closed down, they put it into the original artery that had been bi-padded -- bypassed. jen how long does a stent last? >> that's a great question, it will probably last forever but the next year is crucial. there's over a 70 percent chance the two stents will remain open. they're covered with a drug that keeps them open but over the next year, it's important, he's got to slow down. he doesn't like to slow down....

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Atlantic coast we go. the southern tip of the state of florida. maya rodriguez remains in dark and highly flooded miami. maya? >> reporter: yeah, brian. i wanted to give you sort of a sense of how that storm surge affected the downtown area of miami. this is the brickle area. as you know, the biscayne bay is right behind me. it's about three blocksiest east of me as we walk away from brickle avenue, the water keeps going. this is an alleyway that actually connects to the next parallel street. and it is just loaded with water here. what actually caught my eye here is the fact that i saw the ref...