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The top five, which would certainly be good news. last year, they had a record crest, so that would be nice if that didn't see that, this year and we'll have to see on sunday, but, as you were mentioning, some people are getting hammered with the snow and it is not feeling like spring, mainly down through the southern plains and you can see a line of storms moving off to the east and here's the cold front and this is basically separating spring on the eastern side from winter on the western side. so, plenty of snow, and, we could have anywhere from three to six inches, through parts of the sou...

It's going to be a tropical storm at like 11:00 a.m. but that's not the story. the story is going to be the rainfall and the story is going to be what happens in all of our rivers in the days ahead. the projections for the rivers are all off the charts. they're all up there from a record crest from san antonio to houston all the way down to corpus christi. it's a huge geographical area and we're talking record floods lasting tuesday into wednesday. we're going to give you the pictures today of what happened in rockport. we know that was the worst of the damage. but we didn't think the wind dam...

Right now. we are looking at a record crest as you heard from our reporter in the field. last time this high, 1993, devastating floods then for st. louis. not going to get as high, but still dangerously high. we get to the peak time in st. louis on thursday and the other cities i mentioned into friday. there's the crest. the crest going well above that at 43.1 feet. the water just doesn't have anywhere to go. not making it to the record level. but this is only the second time in history it's even gotten this high aside from 1993. why is it so bad? you probably remember we've had so much rain. ...

At the same time, homeland security secretary janet napolitano will testify before a senate committee about protecting our nation's borders. the explosions keep on coming along the mississippi river. >> the army corps of engineers blowing a second hole in a levee in less than 24 hours. they're diverting the water away from homes in illinois and on to farms in missouri instead and the flowing causing problems in tennessee as well. in memphis, the mississippi river could see a new record crest of 48 feet by next week. two more republicans taking major steps towards running for president in 2012....

Location. they'll do fly-overs to find out how big it was. we know it killed four and did a tremendous amount of damage. look at this huge hardwood. trees down everywhere. this blocked the main road into town, u.s. 64. they've chopped it up and gotten the road reopened. boy, what a mess. back here, a shed and shelter taken out by another tree. these are scenes we've seen all across in area this morning. unfortunately more tornadoes this afternoon. the flash flooding, three flash flood deaths. we've had over a foot of rain in arkansas, 14, 15 inches. now we're watching poplar bluff, missouri, i...