Get those busts of rain, rain clouds, at any moment. here at the marina, this is a good example of how much water we have seen. yesterday we were being pelted by lane like you said, jamie and the water line, naturally before the storm hit was a foot-and-a-half lower and you can see, it is all the way up at the dock here and a lot of the debris from the gulf shows the water was up, and submerged the entire parking lot, last night and so what local officials are concerned about is people getting up this morning and seeing that it is a beautiful day, and they should head out and see what some of the damage looks like around their area. but that said, we did see almost a foot of rain here in biloxi. that s a lot of water and there are a lot of trees that have fallen and debris in the roadway and people ned to be safe if they head out today. jamie. jamie: what other storm impacts are we seeing? we saw maybe the national guard that was actually involved at this point. power outages, shortages of food flies, what else are you hearing, elizabeth?
Behind me the river that floods multiple times a year. residents are constantly having to evacuate. constantly leaning on the government to assist them with federal aid. many of the residents we spoke with are tired of losing their belongings. they don t want the federal aid any more. they want the government to come in and sweep up their homes and sell so they can move to higher ground. unfortunately, a lot of people her tell us for years they ve been trying to sell, for obvious reasons nobody is buying. this house the owners obviously have the right idea. their home is up on stilts this is the only home throughout this area that we ve seen where their home is above ground. if your home is not, it is sitting in mud or water. flood levels actually rose up to the second floor of many homes. i can show people what the street looks like. there s the passaic river up the street where our live truck is to the left look at pile of mud and all of the
A big fast act head. right now unemployment stands at 9.1%, unchanged from last month. whether you are in college or looking for a job, what you post online could impact your chances for the future. joining us with important dos and don ts is internet privacy expert michael fertig. great to have you. thanks for having me back. uma: let s talk about what is at play now. posting your resume online keeps you in the competitive arena. there s specific points that you make when it comes to making sure that the best information is out there. first thing you say is, take a look and see what people are saying about you. it is true. employers are definitely looking online about you for information that is relevant to the decisions they are going to make about your candidacy for the job. over 80% of employers are looking online for information about you. even before you get to the interview. unfortunately, a lot of us are
kelly: welcome back, a spirit of resilience, proving to be alive and well in tuscaloosa, alabama. finance giving a warm reception to the opposition, kent state. here s why: its players actually helped in rebuilding efforts over the summer, talk about good sportsmanship and folks there are saying the area is still struggling, however, to get back on its feet. been out here with people who have come by, trying to sell goods because a lot have lost jobs and don t have anything and are trying to support their family. it wasn t the only place affected. the whole state was affected. kelly: tough times there. a tornado killed 50 people and destroyed thousands of homes and as for the game, the crimson tide won, 48-7.
It is fascinating. i hope people will watch. it is a special border wars we ve never done anything like this before. but it answers a lot of questions people have. kelly: we are so glad you can join us and bring us this insightful work you have been doing. border wars, it is going to awaken a lot of people and alarm many. our work is cut out for us there. nick stein, thanks for joining us. be sure to watch tonight, season three premieres, this is something you want to watch catch two back-to-back episodes, tonight. jamie: exciting programming. only person accused in lockerbie is a free man. could a power shift in libya change that? we speak to a special guest. he lost his brother in that horrific pan am bombing. we are going to ask him what he thinks should be done to bring megrahi to justice as libya changes. it s all the same.
The relationships with colin powell and condoleezza rice. what surprised you about the sit-down with him? i don t know that it surprised me because i have interviewed him a lot over the last 30-some years. but, you know, at one point i say to him, i talked about the things that colin powell said back and these are cheap shots and do you want to take anything back and he goes, nope! that is classic dick cheney. and one thing that is also really great in the interview is we talk in very personal terms about his health problems. and, one of the things he reveals in the book. he was unconscious for five weeks, after he had the heart pump installed, five weeks, unconscious, he talks about that and the choice he ll have to make, whether or not to get a transplant and talks in very moving terms. not just about his vice presidency but four decades of
Thursday of this week. kelly: oh brother. rick, thanks keep us up-to-date, please. jamie: texas governor perry jumping ahead in the polls and hitting the campaign trail trying to convince voters he s the only candidate who can deliver a victory for the gop in 2012. here he is yesterday in new hampshire you are going to hear a lot of appeals from my republican friends running for president. let me go on record, they are all good men and women. as we consider this economic misery that is spread across this country by the obama administration, we don t need a nominee who is going to blur the differences between themselves and barack obama. we are going to have a nominee who draws a clear contrast. the differences between president obama and myself are great.
Firsthand, about the aftermath of all the flooding. there s the president waving good-bye as he boards air force one. the northeast was hit so hard as we were watching the south today with tropical storm lee, katia up to a category 2. a lot of weather stories going on right now in our nation. the federal funds are desperately needed for folks who have tremendous flooding in these areas, including northern new jersey where the president will go today to have a firsthand look and see what else is needed for those who are suffering there. the weather conditions in new jersey we should mention today, look good. we ll keep you posted on the president s trip as air force one heads to new jersey. meanwhile, new reports this morning that libya is on the brink of a leadership change. will it change its position on the lockerbie bomber case? we talk with a man who lost his brother in that pan am
Rallies across the country and we ask that question, almost every single person is engaged in the political process. i think 2012 is going to be a repeat of 2010. you going to see a lot of people get elected who are subscribed to the tea party values. and the idea that we have to restore american prosperity. uma: sal russo, thank you, appreciate it. you bet. uma: summer recess is over. congress is getting ready to head back to capitol hill. all this as new fox news polls show that most of you at home are fed up with the way our government is working. up next, a fair and balanced debate about how congress will handle the issues facing them, when they return. stay with us. sam higgins? you have frequent heartburn, right? yeah. well we re the two active ingredients in zegerid otc. i m omeprazole. and i m sodium bicarbonate. just one pill a day . gives you 24-hour relief. & one mission. two ingredients
Of another report reminding local flight schools to keep a close watch for potential terrorists. the white house is getting a lot of heat for are a new you immigration policy that focuses on dangerous illegals and frees those being held on minor crimes. supporters are saying this is a smart way to get a handle on the immigration problem. critics say, though, president obama is ignoring federal immigration laws. fair and balanced charles cook joins us. the attorney who represented two georgia teens in the country illegally who were arrested for minor crimes but released just days ago. and dan stein, president of the federation for immigration reform. gentlemen, great to have you here. good to be here. thank you very much. you represented the two teenagers, one charged with marijuana possession and that charge was later dropped. correct. but you said the decision to free your client indicates there is a return to a sem