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Four to seven days after that. they'll be dealing with a sludge mess. 2800 properties will be affected. that's down from an earlier prediction of 5300. that's some good news here. people living in about 19 homes have been told to be ready, that they'll be affected in some way. that could mean just water in the streets. streets that will be closed. some of those homes already have water in them now. all week long they've been putting up the flood gate in mississippi downtown and sandbagging as a precautionary measure. >> no, i was just going to say the fact that this is a slow catastrophe, unfo...

Dough. >> reporter: i think the money will make a difference in some races, but $16 million across 435 seats isn't a lot -- isn't that big an advantage. they will i think be able to pick off seats where they target and try to save somebody or help a challenger against a republican incumbent. i expect some republicans to go out the window, incumbents to go out the window. that in the end could help, because this could turn out to be a flood gate of anti-incumbent, anti-washington, democrats losing more but republicans losing some. the committee having more money will help in a few places. with ...

To people is give them more benefits like soft benefits like tuition reimbursement programs, more days off. >> the economy still kind of moving along fairly slowly right now. we are not seeing a flood gate of that right now. but we are starting to see that trickle. >> the unemployment rate is recovering around 10%. so there is still a long way to go for a full economic recovery. some people might be lehry. andy nathan doesn't regret starting his own business, not for a moment. >> that's sort of the benefit of what i do. it's the freedom. i love the freedom. >> in chicago, mike tobin, fox news....

Republican, democrat or tea partyer? action was taken today to bring a third political party to power with possibly sarah palin playing a prominent role. and saving haiti. hundreds of thousands living in tent cities around port-au-prince facing a potential disaster in the making. torrential rains could flood makeshift shelters. the government knew the rains were coming. are they ready? we'll talk with sean penn about the situation, those stories and a lot more tonight on "360. >> larry: that's anderson cooper, 10:00 eastern, 7:00 pacific. dr. laura schlesinger, here to talk about bullying, t...

>> i think neil begs to differ. >> first of all, i got to say i'd never think i'd see mike agreeing with byrd. >> politics makes strange bed fellows. >> prosecute used this to cut taxes. the republicans will use it to cut taxes and the democrats will use it to increase the deficit. >> that's the danger. >> this is a time when it's so much worse. >> welfare -- massive welfare legislation was not the intent of this and if the abuses continue to grow, you're going to have more wasteful spending. >> that's the point. is this opening a flood gate we've never had? >> yes t could. in this casele and ...