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john huddy from fox new york is live in boundbrook, new jersey. what's the scene there john? >> reporter: well, bill, take a look. this is main street, behind me here, in boundbrook and the storm is over but the problems are beginning in terms of the flooding here in new jersey. a lot of issues with that, not only here in bound brook, which is along the rareton river but also some of the other rivers and communities that sit on the river. here in bound brook, a couple hundred people had to be evacuated, had to get doubt of the downtown area at the rareton river, it started overflowing and throughout the state governor christie said he's expecting record flooding levels because of irene, and not only the rain that it dropped, but now the river is starting to crest here. some of the other rivers thattor of concern, the pompton river, the passaic in particular, which is a little knot of us. by the way, bound brook is in somerset county, the river thrupbs but little falls, just outside of manhattan, the two towns earlier this spring were hit hard, because of all the winter storms

let's go to john huddy in another new jersey town slammed by the floods. ou mentioned, is abouted flooding. what typically happens around here, brian, in new jersey and you may or may not know this, but a storm comes through like irene and two or three days later, these rivers start cresting. that's when you really see the significant flooding. we're starting to see it here on main street, which is summerset county. several hundred people had to get out last night as the river started cresting. the concern is up north, some of those northern rivers are going to start flowing and this is going to get even worse. there is already damage to some of the businesses. not only here along the rariton river, but others and the passaic river north of here, outside of manhattan, where two towns in particular, wayne and little falls, new jersey, when that river crests, those towns go under water. earlier this spring i was literally in the river wading through some of the neighborhoods there. so this is going to get worse over the next few days. we're only seeing the be

huddy. good morning, brian. >> juliet in for gretchen and you will be for quite a while. until thursday, right? >> wow! >> senator johnn will be here coming up shortly and he'll be talking about this. it looks as though sayef qaddafi, we thought he would be replacing muammar qaddafi. >> the rebels -- >> his son and then we heard he was captured and turned over to the international court. yesterday, he turns up and talks to our producer. >> that's him right there. >> in a hotel and there he is, arrives in an armored car with a convoy and is greeted like a hero outside and then rolls up to say this is all a trap. we let the rebels in. now we're going to take them out. >> that's what he said. he said government forces have lured the rebels into a trap, broken the back of the opposition army, pro qaddafi forces in control of the city. that's what he's saying right there. what this brings into play is how much of what we've heard from the rebels can you actually believe? yesterday, the rebels said this guy had been taken into custody and that the international criminal courts had said that, international criminal courts ca