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D.c. and philadelphia are included. that number is going to jump to 30 million or so once we get the big metropolitan areas included. as far as the rain fall forecast goes, mississippi, and then eventually tennessee, kentucky, west virginia, all the way through d.c. and new york. jacob, i was going through some of the flash flood warning, the maroon colors down around areas of southern mississippi and north of new orleans. there still are numerous flash flood mnchs that are ongoing because of very heavy rainfall and then there are a couple of flash flood emergencies that exist because of levee...

Securithouston area is looking n 15 or 30 inches of rainfall and the engineers are looking at and were directly tied to the dam which are too large earthen levee structures that are in northwest houston that have protected the city of houston for the last 70 years. so, we are currently in 24 hour, seven day a week operations in those structures to ensure that they form as designed and they will continue to protect the citizens of houston. we also constructed a levee system around the lynchburg pump station that is now operated by the federal project that we turned over to the local government ...

Securithouston area is looking n 15 or 30 inches of rainfall and the engineers are looking at and were directly tied to the dam which are too large earthen levee structures that are in northwest houston that have protected the city of houston for the last 70 years. so, we are currently in 24 hour, seven day a week operations in those structures to ensure that they form as designed and they will continue to protect the citizens of houston. we also constructed a levee system around the lynchburg pump station that is now operated by the federal project that we turned over to the local government ...

Expected to stay had high for days. life up and down the mississippi river has become one of survival and a torturous waiting game. nine states are affected. millions of acres flooded. tens of thousands of people have lost their homes an thousands more are about to. david mattingly joins us downstream in nach chtchez, mississippi where the flood is expected to crest on saturday. the army corp of engineers is keeping a watchful eye on that yazoo levee but the backwaters are already claiming property. what's the situation where are you? >> reporter: the situation is the same thing we've seen a...

educator in chief that came out today. he provided a kind of world view, almost a historical interpretation of the causes and consequences of the arab spring. he began in the beginning with tunisia and moved forward. he tried to present a way in which he saw america's interests and values as squarely aligned with this arab revolution. he touched on the places that we don't like, the regimes we don't like that are having trouble dealing with people. tehran, damascus. he also talked about bahrain an yemen. but you are right, of course, he didn't talk about the 800-pound gorilla that is...