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[0:00] vacuum here. I'm able to do firsthand
[0:02] reporting from the people I meet on the
[0:04] streets, not only uh the residents, but
[0:06] also the tourists still stranded here
[0:07] and from the police officers I come
[0:09] across. Uh this day when we started the
[0:12] day, there was not water in the streets
[0:14] from around the hotels where we were.
[0:16] Now there is a couple of feet deep. I
[0:18] have heard from some of the officers
[0:20] that they believe that water might rise
[0:22] in the morning and overnight. I am not
[0:24] sure, however, how high that water will
[0:26] go. So that's the latest from here in
[0:27] New Orleans. I'm Jeff Goldblack. Now
[0:29] back to you.
[0:29] >> All right, Jeff. Thanks. And to give the
[0:31] viewers some idea of what our even our
[0:33] crews have to contend with, I got an
[0:35] email from Molly Henburg who's on the
[0:36] ground covering the story for us. And
[0:38] she's now arrived in Baton Rouge and she
[0:40] sent me an email a little while ago from
[0:41] Blackberry and says that there crew is
[0:44] stranded, no rooms, they're going to
[0:45] camp out and I guess tongue and cheek
[0:47] she tongue and cheek she adds, "I'm not
[0:49] a great camper, but she certainly is
[0:50] determined to cover the story as
[0:52] everybody else is on this." Let's go to
[0:54] Fox Orlando Selenas. He's live in
[0:56] Gulfport, Mississippi. Orlando.
[0:59] >> Hi, Greta. We thought you were going to
[1:01] come to us a little while ago at the top
[1:02] of your show. We were going to show you
[1:04] some uh EMT and firefighters who have
[1:07] come out here with their uh with their
[1:10] dogs to apparently go looking and see if
[1:12] they can sniff out any bodies or any
[1:14] people who might be i