we were telling you, and if you are able to take pictures safely or call us from your cell phone, cind your pictures to wjzwebalert@cbs.com. or give us a call at 410-578- train 13. and help -- 410-578-1313. and help us have the story. >>> our complete coverage continues with kelly mcpherson who is on the ground. where exactly are you? >> reporter: we are near dundalk avenue. here to the left. me is the shopping center. so we are on the east side of it. and our photographer zooms in to that river area. can you see just how fast it is still flowing from this side of the shopping plaza. we'll zoom out and show you that we have fire department, firefighters here with their life vests on, ready to go. and we will show you, we'll come a little further over this way. and you can see all of these homes are practically stranded. there are cars that are getting flooded out right now. we've seen people -- one guy just left with his motorcycle to get it out of the way. in case the water keeps going. and i'm going to ask you to go down here on the ground and show you. this amount of water here was

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