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This was a walking path along the beach. there used to be a fence there. you can see a few of the fence posts still sticking up. i'm going to ditch this hat before the hat ditches me. but there used to be a fence there where those fence posts are and about a 1 feet worth of beach front. all of that is gone. high tide right now and we have also seen some storm surge. so you can see the water coming up. this has been the big concern here in south carolina for low-lying areas. and homes that are along the water as that storm surge would flood those homes. that's why areas like i'm in, they're cur...

Fence posts. and they were also putting up signs that would indicate a mine field. and we spoke to a local, christine, who said that a local dog, one of his neighbor's dogs had been blown up after he ran into the area a few days ago. so, there is real concern that this area is now part of russia, effectively. they didn't want us to film, they did not want us to show the evidence, but i can assure you, christine, it is happening. >> so, the referendum, anna, is less than a week away. what is the mood there now? >> reporter: well, we've been seeing clashes pretty much on a daily basis, certainly...

Hit a patch of black ice. >> reporter: his car spun backwards. he hit fence posts damaging the fender and stoplight. but his car is insured. he can pay to get the car fixed. his wife is just relieved her husband walked away unharmed. >> everything is going to be okay, and we will move on from here. >> reporter: david says the damaged lamborghini is on its way to las vegas for repairs. when he gets it back, he's going to sell it. he's looking for buyers. and with that money, he says he's going to pay off some bills and buy his wife a new car. noah bond, abc news. >> instead of all that hooting ...

>> actually we do want to get the latest on the flooding down south where the mississippi river is higher than it's ever been and the worst is yet to come. nbc's al roker is live for us this morning in vicksburg, mississippi. al, good morning. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: well, good morning, savannah and chuck and give you a sense, right here, see where those fence -- that fence is, just beyond that that's the mississippi river. well, you can't tell where the river ends and the land mass begins and they're saying that by sunday, the river should crest at about 57.5 feet. that would ...

24 hours. reynolds wolf, an alabama native, joining us from tuscaloosa this morning. what are you seeing now, reynolds? >> we're seeing the view from the old armory. and from your viewpoint tuning in from across america, what you're seeing -- your viewpoint is from the roadway. in the foreground you can see a lot of debris and you can see fence posts where from across the road, you had debris traveling at 100 miles an hour. you can see right here to my immediate left a humvee, a vehicle designed to take a great deal on the battlefield ripped to shreds. a few more of them all just in horrible s...