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it looks really good, doesn't it? rachel: city waking up without a quarterback. we will see. will: we are going to have the kid, she's got nothing. leaving blue skies behind us. it is like i'm talking to a wall. she's full of life, passion and opinions in the slightest hint, all the lights go down. rachel: except i through todd office set yesterday because he said he didn't thing -- this thing my nephew with the avalanche in hockey. pete: you predicted they would win the stanley cup yet again based on your opinion for your nephew and that was all you need. they are on their way but t...

So, you know, figure out a way to get across that bridge. move the blood, as secretary austin said. move everything into place, but don't go across because he's not yet decided. he knows that the cost to him will be very, very high. >> why put up this pontoon bridge and then take it down, apparently? >> good question. maybe he's figured, jake, that it is too high, that the cost is too high, that the price he'll have to pay is just too much for whatever benefits he's going to get. maybe he's decided he's not going to go across. i don't know. it's up to him. that's what we have to decide. >> eve...

Dust, it could be full of asbestos and harmful materials. thousands of residents in north and south dakota have been forced out by rising rivers. water levels are only increasing thanks to heavy rain, melting snow and water releases from lakes and reservoirs. clayton sandell is in the flood zone. >> reporter: near minot, north dakota, they're waging war against an old enemy. in one neighborhood, residents of about 20 flood-soaked houses used boats to collect their belongings. >> we were able to get maybe half of our stuff out of the basement. >> reporter: just downstream, tractors franticall...