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Public servants work hard to protect this country from a threat this president and his enablers won't acknowledge. and, @ me next time, bro." james comey may want to get off of his high horse on this one because as the ranking member of the house intel committee pointed out, comey could be in serious trouble. watch this. >> look, i haven't disclosed who we have referred, criminally,y but i think one could guess that it's highly likely that we would name people who leaked classified information. they are not going to act on any of our referrals. those have all been given to the u.s. attorney in...

John solomon put reported on here. i think it may be got taken a little bit out of context. the ig's who reportedly according to solomon sources made a right recommendation, okay? just because the doj is not going to act under that recommendation does not mean that he's not going to be further looked at so remember, the u.s. attorney in connecticut now is taking all of this information in. so he's taking in our criminal referrals, for example. so look, i haven't disclosed who you have referred criminally but one could guess it's highly likely that we would use people that i have leaked classif...

Flood plain, they found ways to prosper. developing a quarry under the bluff. turning the old town from ghost town into corn fields that are he werie i earning the town money. this is the mississippi river. a source of livelihood and anxiety. the river just broke a record set in '93 of 104 days above flood stage at st. louis. i'm walking along the levee that protects the town from the floodwaters. as you can see, on the other side, the water is hard to tame. as the floodwaters have found their way under the levee and are seeping into the town. >> the river is going down now. you never know whe...

You still feel better at night sleeping knowing you're not down here? >> i don't have to look over my shoulder and wonder if the river is sneaking up on me, that's for sure. >> reporter: now, jim, it's worth noting that not everyone moved from the bottoms, as they call down here and up on to the bluffs. there's still a handful of people who still live down here. and some of them are just now returning to their homes because that mississippi river about two or three miles away from where i'm standing right now was still so high that it was threatening their homes. so while they say that this wa...

Levy and lingered for months. >> everybody was kind of like punched in the stomach. >> reporter: almost immediately dennis, who was mayor at the time, and most of the nearly 1,000 people in the town decided to do something drastic. [ train horn ] >> reporter: erase the community that was their home for generations. >> i saw how the people suffered in '93. i didn't want to see future generations have to go through that. >> reporter: fleeing the wrath of the mighty mississippi, valmeyer moved on to a bluff just a couple miles behind it. >> we have the opportunity to grow here. where in the old t...