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But that s not where it reaches its peak. it looks like it will reach its peak at 64 feet. that will be at least 10 days from now. as we take a look at some the other cities down river from memphis where that bubble of high water is right now, it s going to take quite some time to work its way around greenville, and that s where it s expected to crest around the 16th of may. you can see by the time it makes it down to vicksburg and then to naches and then down to new orleans, that s not even dated yet because it s going to probably take about two weeks, if not longer before that bubble of high water gets all the way down to the mouth of the river. shepard: shay ryan in the weather center. shae, thanks very much. communities and small businesses across the south region rely on the mississippi river for their livelihoods in many cases. there is also concern we could soon feel the effects of the flooding across the nation. for example, mississippi is one of the nation s biggest exporter ....
In the last two months managed to blame almost everybody in the world for what has happened in america. she blamed america. she blamed israel, of course, she blamed the palestinians, she blamed sunni muslims. of course, she knows to show a brave face of victory because the regime is in deep trouble. bottom line, according to dr. olmert, the genie is out of the bottle. the assad regime hold it make take time. shepard: what we can t determine is if the president fails or falls then what? that s a very big question that someone of the problems for the u.s. officials trying to determine how they should react to this. nobody knows whether assad will fall and but equally, nobody knows what would replace him. given the way that descenters has been crushed there is no opposition leader who could lead there t. is a deeply split sectarian society with sunnies, ....
shepard: shannon bream, thanks. after a fairy tale wedding the royal newlyweds prince william and kate have apparently left for their honeymoon. buckingham palace won t say where the duke and duchess of cambridge. will and kate jetted off to a group of island off the coast of kenya. somali pirate territory you might remember. while will and kate are celebrating marital bliss, we cannot say same for some very famous american couple. tonight, details on the separation of arnold schwarzenegger and wife maria shriver. plus, not one, but two car chases just since we got off the air from studio b. it will be a blissful ending. stay with us. losing weight clicked for me when i realized ....
Troops next door in afghanistan. the pentagon set to start withdrawing them over the summer the question is how quickly and could bin laden s death actually speed up that process? national security correspondent jennifer griffin with some answers. you heard from a top u.s. commander in afghanistan today. they don t make the decisions, but they certainly have a voice. that s right. major general john campbell spoke to us. he is the top u.s. commander in the eastern sector. he warned against too quick a drawdown in light of the bin laden raid. bin laden certainly the leader of al qaeda, certainly an important man of that organization. one man does not make this war on terrorism. i don t think the war is over. and i don t think the loss of bin laden will cause to us change our strategy. he said he had not seen an uptick in attacks by the taliban in the wake of the bin laden killing and that he had not seen a flood of foreign fighters flood across from pakistan into afghanistan into ....
They hoped it wouldn t. now they see this water and they have to get out. the city is going to shut off electricity tonight. that means if you are evacuating, you have to do it now. people here better do it. because the water that you already see here is going to rise another 4 to 5 feet by the time this flooding event is done. and that is a week from friday. that also means this road you see up here and all state highways in and out of vicksburg are going to be over water and they are going to have to be closed any kind of preparations are being done now and the people of vicksburg are taking it seriously. shepard: rick reichmuth on scene earlier today in vicksburg. shay ryan in the extreme weather center. the worse is worse to come. what areas will get the hardest and when. naches is going to see one of the highest levels on its river above record stage. record stage is 58 feet. and right now it has been observed just slightly below that. and is expected in coming days to rise al ....