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To count on bring you all here to mombasa and they'll be a number of shipments like this one in the future and that should run for some time in the meantime there's a lot of work going on to prepare for this will be called the fruit field development and the fufu development investment decision we're expecting in the 2nd half of 2020 since 2018 the can document an oil explorer a total oil have been running a pilot scheme transporting 2000 barrels of oil per day by truck from to come to in northern kenya to the port city of mumbai to taste flow rates before the start to fulfil production and ex...

The -- these large events, how they stress our system, and i think we have to also think about, you know, how -- whether it's the precipitation patterns, whether it's what we've done with land use, reservoirs, upstream filling up with sediment. as long as we understand how these are impacting, the flow rates, the hydraulics of the river we can. jenna: it goes back to an age old question of nature versus man and who ends up winning out. we've seen reports suggesting that if we weren't doing what we were doing that the mississippi would actually be creating a new pathway to the gulf? is that tru...

Structure to make sure that the distribution of water coming down the mississippi and red rivers, you know, that we maintain a certain distribution there. so the corps of engineers designed and constructed that facility to keep 70% flowing down the mississippi. 30% down the c h-rb alia. jenna: one of the experts, a meteorologist said that this flood 50 years ago would actually be easier to handle. what he says is that urban development along the banks has created more of a challenge. do you agree with that? >> well i think to a certain extent that is true in that we have, because of the develo...

>> they cause so much damage. what can you say? >> reporter: at current flow rates, it could be months before all that water recedes. >> wow, incredible flooding all throughout north america. big winter has a lot to do with it, all that snowfall in canada and the northern united states also. it's hard to believe they did the same thing that we did here, and that was just yesterday. so our neighbors to the north are suffering just as much as the united states. 3,000 homes have been covered in water in that area. many people have been forced to evacuate. to put it in perspective for you, here yo...

2,000 people in st. landry parish west of baton rouge have been told to pack up and leave. they have until 6:00 p.m. eastern time. six other parishes in the region are also expected to flood. the evacuations come after the army corps of engineers started opening flood gates on the morganza spillway. more will likely be opened in the days ahead. they're merging spillways away from new orleans and baton rouge, but that puts nearly 4,000 people in the path of that flood. we're joined from st. landry parish where people have gotten the word. they're packing up as fast as they can. ed set...