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When the eyes move inland, it chokes that fuel line. this one is different. as it makes itself inland, it's still going to be able to tap into this moisture, we're looking at 90 degree temperatures here. this is unusual, thank you, climate change. a three day excessive rain alert has been issued. so this entire region, i'm getting more concerned now about mississippi, just being inundated. 10, 20 inches, 25, there's no place in the country that can -- >> let alone a place that is set up like a basin. that's the whole problem, you look up and see barges going buy and they've already gotten soak...

This moves through, everything to the east, this is the problem spot. even if this makes landfall, the surge alone, the southeast winds into the mouth of the mississippi have already started and most likely will continue until noon tomorrow. that's the battle. as it pushes that water against the mississippi, it rises in new orleans. yesterday, the forecast was for 20 feet. they've dropped it to 19 and that is huge because the levees are at 20 feet. that one foot is critical. you can see the circulation. when the eyes move inland, it chokes that fuel line. this one is different. as it makes its...

Details actually matter. bill: it is all fascinating stuff. what does it tell you the terror alert level has not been raised or there has been no solid warning, you know, the train alert at the end of the week last week but people thought it was squishy. what does it mean to you? >> that is a great point, bill, the fact dhs did not even go to one of the two levels, the first and lower level, called elevated and the second is imminent where we have specific actionable intelligence, the alert that was given on transportation or rail did not even reach that elevated level. so, you are exactly rig...