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Can take their address information and put it in and at least give more detailed explanation of what we think as to how it's going to impact them. that's for citizens that live close to the barker dams and up stream. for the citizens downstream that live along the buffalo bayou, these two dams were built specifically to try to minimize flooding in houston, their purpose is to try to prevent water in the addux and barker, plus cyprus creek. in cyprus creek the water is going to jump and go into these dams. even with releases or going around, people need to know all that water that's still in th...
Major reservoirs just west of houston, the addicks and the barker dams were built to protect houston. the army corps of engineers has already opened the gate for controlled releases but it's not working and now they're dangerously close to overflowing uncontrollably. let's talk about that. how is that all supposed to work? >> reporter: you know, it is beginning to overflow now and go right over the top of this dam at its lowest point and that, of course, is a concern when you look at the broad perspective of everything. with tropical storms, it comes down to three elements. the wind speed, the...