Flood Region News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

>> i did a flyover yesterday and saw the flooding region. the water, thank goodness, is receding in parties. we had broken levees. it will impact our farm land and we will have significant damage. we will ask for a national declaration down the road. right now, it is all about recovery and saving property anand s lives. thank you. >> the concern is real. we are here to get out the information as needed for what will be done to help those victimized in arkansas and elsewhere in the flood region. let's use that as a pivot point to your job. being governor is taking care of those in need. what do...

plane headed into this thing. they are calling it a tropical disturbance for now just to see if it's serious enough to name it a tropical storm possibly in the next couple of hours. keep in mind we're also learning major oil companies are not taking any chances with this disturbance. evacuations have begun just in case and the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu, he'll be holding a news conference as they are all watching this disturbance as well heading precariously closely to their government line. we'll keep an eye on all of it and let's move on to some other news. moammar gadhaf...

Children living with bin laden talks about living next to the world's most wanted man. i'm hala gorani at cnn world headquarters in tonight for don lemon. you are in the cnn newsroom. we begin tonight in memphis, tennessee, a city under siege, if you will. the mississippi river keeps climbing higher and higher. this is what memphis looks like with the river at 47.5 feet. how high it goes won't be known for several days, but experts predict it won't be more than another foot. there is no other place for the water to go, put quite simply. the mississippi is the watershed for everything west an...

Talks about living next to the world's most wanted man. i'm hala gorani at cnn world headquarters in atlanta, in tonight for don lemon. you are in the "cnn newsroom." we begin tonight in memphis, tennessee. a city under siege, if you will. the mississippi river keeps climbing higher and higher. this is what memphis looks like, with the river at 47 1/2 feet. how high it goes won't be known for several days. but experts predict it won't be more than another foot. there is no other place for the water to go, put quite simply. the mississippi is the watershed for everything west and east of the ...