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Number for sure and that is the last thing that folks here in baton rouge, an a waa, want to and they are concerned about the flooding and we have to wipe our lens to see what's going on here. and there have been some small, little baby white caps up there and it's gotten rougher and the trees are still blowing pretty good. the gusts here are pretty strong. they come and they go, probably about 65 miles an hour as chad was saying, but it's definitely rockin rocking this river here for sure and from what i understand is the worst will hit baton rouge as it gets into midnight and 1:00 a.m. and a...

6:00 local time they'll try to restore power depending on weather conditions and that all depends on how things go and some people may see power restored sooner than others. i also want to update the level of the river here has risen even higher. this is the highest we've been here all day and i think i pointed out this trash can to you before and it is almost all the way submerged under there and we have definitely seen water levels rise and the rain is not helping matters. the city is hoping that the pumps they brought in will work in this situation and of course, there were voluntary evacua...

Missouri, south dakota and kansas three months ago and two months ago. it's taken that long to get all of the way down there and that's yet river is so swollen right now which was the risk that if we got a storm surge what could happen to those rivers and there is the comey river right now and we have randi kaye standing there looking for that river to rise and waiting for the river to start. >> chad meyer, we'll come back to you as we continue to track the latest numbers there. plenty of wind and plenty of water in baton rouge, louisiana and there is more to come as barry moves inland and los...

Where idiots like me are hanging on to flag poles in the wend and this is all about water. we will head back to lafayette because the river there is forecast to rise by about 12 feet in less than 24 hours and that could cause some flooding up there, but right now, the priority is to get those people out of those coastal parishes where they are in danger and to prepare for the worst. 3,000 national guard spread out across this state. many other first responders waiting for the impact of all that water. ana? >> okay. hold on to your head, nick, grab a flag pole if you need one. we'll check back ...