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Drought here. agriculture is taking a hit. $4 billion in agriculture lotszs. farmers are setting their cattle early because there s not any grass on the ground to feed them. we ve seen that deer are abandoning their does because they re too dehydrated to nurse them. when we see a little bit of rain like this, we re very hopeful. it would take 17 inches of rain right now many the state of texas just to get us back to normal. we ll take all of this we can get. it s not going to be enough. fortunately we have a hurricane season which will hope ply bring us a little more moisture in this region. it s a picture perfect morning in corpus christie with jim. a lot of folks down there would love to see that. how long s this rain supposed to last? i don t know. it s been going on for about an hour. it can rain as dahl as far as people here are concerned. ....
$4 billion in agriculture lotszs. farmers are setting their cattle early because there s not any grass on the ground to feed them. we ve seen that deer are abandoning their does because they re too dehydrated to nurse them. when we see a little bit of rain like this, we re very hopeful. it would take 17 inches of rain right now many the state of texas just to get us back to normal. we ll take all of this we can get. it s not going to be enough. fortunately we have a hurricane season which will hope ply bring us a little more moisture in this region. it s a picture perfect morning in corpus christie with jim. a lot of folks down there would love to see that. how long s this rain supposed to last? i don t know. it s been going on for about an hour. it can rain as dahl as far as people here are concerned. it will help cool things off. we re expecting temperatures over 100. ....
Yeah. harris: more now on this essentially bloody confrontation in tripoli. david lee miller is live from benghazi. david? reporter: harris, benghazi is the number two city in libya when it comes to population, but number one, when it comes to anti-qaddafi forces. this is where the resistance movement first began to gain traction. the city of 300,000 is still, excuse me of 1 million is still very much on the edge. today at the courts, foreign workers began the very long journey on their way home. it was hardly a picture perfect morning, for dozens of foreign workers, the lobby of a benghazi hotel, waiting to be evacuated. most were british and work in libya s oil industry. canadian jason steeb said he never felt threatened, but was anxious to get home. we were told to leave because if the situation does ....