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Tall so let's add almost double this on top of the old record. so we have thousands of new homes that are going to flood in the region. just really pain to feel even say that to these people. the forecast path drifts it over the water today. lit get a little more organized but not a lot stronger. winds not an issue. just a rainfall problem throughout the area. thursday, finally north of houston, finally north of lake charles in beaumont, by the time we get to wednesday at midnight, we'll be done with the heavy rain and then just watch the rivers slowly begin to recede. the rainfall forecast of...

Some of the homes. we will have to deal with structural damage to a lot of the properties on the coastal area. that will be a story to watch in the days ahead. here's the newest information from the hurricane center. we get these in every six hours. 5:00 a.m. east coast time, and then 11:00 a.m. east coast time, and then 5:00 p.m. every six hours we'll get a new update. the last one had only a 45-mile-per-hour wind. the winds aren't that strong yet. it's starting to strengthen. the winds will pick up during the day today, and they think it will be 70-mile-per-hour winds by later this evening a...

>> well, we're going to have much more ahead in this key race. we're going to bring in "the washington post"'s robert costa who has been on the ground reporting in georgia. also ahead we'll speak with kirsten gillibrand and chris murphy and republican senator joe cassidy and tomorrow night joe will be performing at the cutting room. doors open around 7 p.m. joe, save that voice but we'll see you after the break. let's go to bill karins tracking a heat wave and tropical storm. >> down along the coast, cindy is approaching. it's a rainfall problem and already these heavy bands of rains from new ...

Clear? over how much time do you need to see that as a continuing trend before you decide that's what's happened? >> about an hour ago i was asked that question, i said we probably have about another hour of relatively high potential for tornadic storms, then it would begin to diminish in the nighttime hours. looks like that's occurring. there's always a remote possibility you can still get a brief spinoff. we have strong winds still coming out of the complex of storms to produce almost as much damage as a tornado. it is not over yet. there's significant heavy rainfall problem as well, tremend...