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Of rain in a single storm was in 1950 and that was about 52 inches and we're looking to pass that here with this big storm here in texas. most of the area in southeast texas is looks from minor to major flooding. and we are seeing the buffalo bay uhe, the rifrd thver that g straight through houston, starting to hit record stages. today, tomorrow, down through tuesday and wednesday. we may see it subside thursday, but again with the amount of rain that is already on the ground and ground being saturated, not allowing that rain to move anywhere. it will be a big problem as we head into the next ...

This crowd they get a beautiful september afternoon. motorcade has slowed down. you see the pace of the security personnel, kind of a leisurely walking pace. i just can't wait until these children are old enough to see that picture and what happened to them on a september sunday when they were very, very little. >> wow. >> here is another one. >> he seems to really be savoring these last moments with the american people and this is a future generation. >> handed that one right off like a football.

And we're waiting to see if it's been more successful than the previous seven dives. as you mentioned the planes and ships still searching for surface debris but nothing found after 44 days. hope surely fading there. i can tell you, too, a cyclone or, in north american parlance, a hurricane, not all that far from this search area. that will make the waves much, much higher in the days ahead. the malaysian acting transport minister today asked for prayers this week. they might be needed, jim. >> that bluefin 21 about halfway through that long walk on the ocean floor as it's been described to us...

The hubble telescope can see 10 to 15 billion light years into the universe but a three miles under the sea that is a true twilight zone. i want to bring in our expert panel david gallow who is the hole institute and a sound expert is here and michael kay, former royal air force. david, perhaps i can start with you. why such a mystery under the ocean? is it the conditions, the money, the technology? >> sure. it requires technology. it's vast. it's covering 70% of the earth surface and its deep average depth about two and a half miles. the pressure there is incredible. you can crush the "titani...

But the search area around where the pings are is a lot more concentrated. it is less than a thousand kilometers. they do say at walking pace which is what the bluefin does it could take six weeks to more than a month to cover the search area. you know, bill, you mentioned that oil slick that was near the ocean shield vessel. and they have brought that back to shore. it took a while, you have to think, it is a thousand miles off the coast, 1600 kilometers. they had to get a ship out to the area, fly that back with it, get that to shore with the helicopter to fly off. so the logistics here are ...