richman wrote is closed. it is closed between highlands and curtis park way. >>> good morning, things are looking pretty good appear from air tracker 5. is shaping up to be a pretty nice thursday morning commute for you. i want to get a look at 71 and route 18. you can see things moving along nicely. not a whole lot of volume we're seeing on the roadways. down here it is looking a little blue and hazy. there may be some fog that we're dealing with down there. nothing overwhelming. for the pretty care -- good up here on air tracker 5 . >>> let's talk about the olympics right now: the american runner who fell and was help to cross the finish line is out. she felt during the 5000 meter race, tore a ligament in her knee and she will not race in the finals. the new zealand runner who also fell and helped her up will still compete. >>> look at this couple from britain. they are being called the king and queen of the olympics. they are there track cycling events. jason earned 3 gold medals and laura earned to. combi

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i will be followed by congressman richman. if you have any ideas on the. >> if history is any indicator, which i think it is, we've made a lot of noise for a long time about flood control, levee protection in new orleans. katrina came and we got unprecedented money from the government to get it done. you look back to hurricane isaac, the project which protects the river parishes had been dangling for 43 years. we finally got an engineer's report and are moving forward with that project. other projects will go in similar fashion because it highlights the importance. i want to caution similar to what the governor said, i don't think there has been mapping or anything yet that will say what effect not having it had, but what we do know is that in a state like louisiana, every diversion project we have come a every levee we have makes us safer. i'm sure that the delegation will go back with renewed vigor to try to get expedited. what events like this do is magnify to the core what we have been fighting for the whole time. i would

we do have one that just need into the orville area over toward richman and clinton. then we have one down on 77 from can all o the way down to dover we had a little bit more to the north and east. garrets bill right around the turnpike toward aurora as well with my chairs as well. out toward middlefield her diu are now getting the good soakingle rain. we do have a lot to work with. io want to widen out the view ad show you what is going on. we of a slew of rain from our area all the way down the ohio river valley and then just to thee west of the mississippi river. there is the tropical along the cold front. this front has yet to myet to m our area. it is a slow mover and stole out mainly in the southeastern communities. if you arere down toward test auroras into portions of carol county you have the best chance of seeing showers and storms run afternoon because he will bendwi right along the front through the further north and west you go f the smaller the threat you have. we are still under this flash flood watch all the way through sunday evening because we have a

at this time, i'm going to be followed by secretary johnson, after which congressman richman is going to speak to you. following him we will hear from the ceo of the american red cross. at this time, secretary johnson. jeh johnson: thank you, governor edwards. i am here today with the governor and members of the cabinet, the governors homeland security and first responder law enforcement officials as well as congressman cedric richmond. congressman graves was with us earlier and he had to leave. and the head of the red cross, the governor and deputy administrator of fema, regional administrator tony robinson and jerry stoler. i shelter in the ascension parish and some of the more affected areas. i just sat in with the governor on a briefing by his cabinet on the current situation on the ground. if i had to characterize the mood here in the community, it would be with one first responder said to me a few hours ago, whose home had been severely damaged by the flooding. our hearts are broken, but our faith is strong. the federal government is here, we have been here and will be here as l

>>darya: there is no longer being threatened with eviction in the sulu and vita restaurant and richmanay notice of eviction last week there was a dangerous to which a leak in side and it had to be cleared out so they could make the repairs but the landlord got letter of criticism after serving an eviction notice this said it was out of spite against a sitting the restaurant has an inspection earlier this month. >>mark: thankfully none of the wheat into lake tahoe there on the boat during repairs the time the fire started to were injured when sprained his back jumping to escape the fire the other had minor smoke inhalation. >>robin winston: not looking so good to accidence minor but causing the backups most of that will be pushed off toward the coast the return flow interesting for tonight hopefully cooling along with that will give you good sleeping weather 59 seems to be the popular number boat west of the hills and east 62 down to san jose and sunny 90 at work by 2:00 p.m. although it will be '80s calero we sing some of the way of the towers. >>robin winston: we have one here was for

i will be followed by congressman richman. if you have any ideas on the. >> if history is any indicator, which i think it is, we've made a lot of noise for a long time about flood control, levee protection in new orleans. katrina came and we got unprecedented money from the government to get it done. you look back to hurricane isaac, the project which protects the river parishes had been dangling for 43 years. we finally got an engineer's report and are moving forward with that project. other projects will go in similar fashion because it highlights the importance. i want to caution similar to what the governor said, i don't think there has been mapping or anything yet that will say what effect not having it had, but what we do know is that in a state like louisiana, every diversion project we have come a every levee we have makes us safer. i'm sure that the delegation will go back with renewed vigor to try to get expedited. what events like this do is magnify to the core what we have been fighting for the whole time. i would