it's a lot more water than tucker smith is used to. tucker smith "i mean, if you go over there to our dock, i mean, you can't even walk over there without waders on. it'll come up to your chest and shoulders." right now, his kerhsaw county home on lake wateree is an island. tucker smith "we still got probably a foot and a half or two feet before it comes in the house." thursday afternoon, as the lake level rose inch by inch, he got prepared... tucker smith "you know, i know in talking to my dad and my uncle up here, you know, i made sure all the low outlets were cut off at the ready if water came in the house to get all the electrical stuff off the floor if we could get it. / we've got lots of water in case the power goes out. flashlights. things like that." duke energy says the lake is as high as it has been since 1989, when runoff from rain produced by hurricane hugo pushed the lake level to just shy of 107 feet. dir. gene faulkenberry "we've had crews out most of the day putting signs out and warning. we've had social media." gene f

tucker smith is used to. tucker smith "i mean, if you go over there to our dock, i mean, you can't even walk over there without waders on. it'll come up to your chest and shoulders." right now, his kerhsaw county home on lake wateree is an island. tucker smith and a half or two feet before it comes in the house." thursday afternoon, as the lake level rose inch by inch, he got prepared... tucker smith cut off at the breaker, and we were ready if water came in the house to get all the electrical stuff off the floor if we could get flashlights. things like that." duke energy says the lake is as high as it has been since 1989, when runoff from rain produced by hurricane hugo pushed the lake level to just shy of day putting signs out and warning. we've had social media." gene fafalkenberry, kershaw county's department of safety and emergency services director, is hoping the worst is over. but right now, water continues to spill over the dam a similar sight back in 1989 after hugo. dir. gene faulkenberry "looking a

tucker, for your analysis. tune into tonight for lou dobbs at 7:00 eastern for the much anticipated republican debate lineup where we hear who will be in the first debate moderated by sandra smithrish regan. kicking off 6:00 p.m. eastern on thursday and who will be in the second debate moderated by maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. that is starting at 9:00 p.m. david: does he have an envelope he is going to open very dramatically with a seal on it? melissa: i hope so. i love that. david: meanwhile an fbi investigation might just be one of many problems plaguing hillary clinton's presidential run. competition between sanders and clinton is neck-and-neck in iowa and bernie sanders taking the lead in new hampshire according to new "wall street journal" marist poll. joining me richard goodstein, former 2016 hillary clinton campaign advisor and hadley heath manning of the independent women ace forum. thank you for coming everybody. betsy, what is going on here? is bernie's lead for real or last or going to grow? >> without a doubt. bernie has most enthusiastic voters perhaps in this entire contest. one thing stood out for us, we have report up today, bernie sanders doesn't have a sup