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What are the reasons for that direction? it contributed to jim comey's concerns abouts loretta lynch's commitment to this investigation, and perhaps one of the reasons why, when she came out and july, of last year, and to talk about the clinton e-mail investigation. why he did so on his own without participation of the attorney general. maria: you know there are a lot of questions to be asking. it
It's a worst case accident air oarks officials don't think it will happen. the last time it did happen was during hurricane katrina. wack to you. jenna: we'll keep an eye on it. kris gur teez, thank you. jon: here's what everybody is asking, is there any relief in sight. maria molina, live in the fox news extreme weather center. how about it maria. >> oh no, i don't have any good news, no one is going to like me. flooding will persist for weeks, if not like jenna said, for months. we did see the river crest in mem sis -- memphis at 47.85 feet, making it the second greatest crest ever recorde...
We appreciate it when our viewers help us tell the big stories of the day. if you have any pictures or video you'd like to share, you can send those images to us. maria just had a couple of them up. you report link is on foxnews.com but do not put yourself in danger to get those pictures or videos. safety first. jenna: always a good refinedder for that. we want to show you what's happening in d.c., that's senator menendez, he's joining other democratic senators, senator brown and mccaskill, and what they're proposing today is a legislation that they say would close loopholes for big oil compan...
Slowly, just gradually sink southward. that's what we're expect to go see. so areas south of memphis are still expecting a rise in the arrive, and we do have one area, vicksburg, mississippi, one area that's particularly going to get hit very hard by influencing. right now, currently at 52.8 feet. that's expected to rise, and break the record of 56.2 last set in 1927, coming up as we head into the weekend, expected to alreadyo on not expected to crest until may 19th. so we still have a long way to go here, with all of this flooding. we do have photos from new reporters, one of them of the miss...