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Bit. that's where it becomes more of a rain issue. this is slow down and weaken rather quickly once it gets on land, but it will bring a lot of moisture with it, and i think flooding could continue to be a problem. as it moves that direction, it is going to bring a wall of water on the high end. some of these storm surges, as high as five feet, but you see a very wide area here along long island, and then across southern new england where you will see two to four feet and three to five feet at some of the higher locations. and then i did mention of course that rain. you start to see some of th...

Taking us to the warnings. tropical storm watch. mostly because of the winds. we've had a wind gust up to 63 on the coast. not enough to cause any damage. it is not a wind issue. it will be a rain issue. storm surge, we've heard reports of two to three feet on the coast. i mentioned the one-foot storm surge in mississippi and new orleans. they still have the storm surge warnings out. let's get to the problem. this is going to be the issue as we go through out the day today and tomorrow. we have flash flood watches all the way now. the entire state of mississippi. mobil has gotten drenched, the...

In new orleans is 17 feet, but the reality is that the levees and flood walls protect the city to about 20 feet. and yesterday we had a real scare because the national weather service said that barry might actually put 20 feet of water into this area along the river, and that really would see, you know, you have the potential of seeing some of those flood walls overtopping or at least leaking. and ironically, there is this one spot in what's called uptown new orleans, which is the army corps of engineers headquarter building where they have not built an improvement to their flood walls. and so...

New orleans, which is the army corps of engineers headquarter building where they have not built an improvement to their flood walls. and so they're actually the low spot in the system in the city. >> the army corps headquarters is a building i've been to when reporting on the aftermath of katrina. and i guess the other question here is obviously in the wake of katrina, there is huge amounts of rebuilding around levees. there is the rain issue. there is the overtopping. i guess a feeling is everyone confident that the levees are structurally sound? that what happened in katrina wasn't overtopp...