daylight. it s really still a lot of unknowns right there. we are watching it. we are certainly preparing for the worst, hoping for the best. understand that we are going to be in this for several days. all right. colonel edmonson, keep in touch with us, if you would, sir. you know, we are very concerned about your community and want to make sure that we get all the latest information. thank you very much. i appreciate that. all eyes are on new orleans tonight, i am reading just now, there is a storm surge of as much as 10 feet or more. the national hurricane service saying the storm moving at only 7 miles per hour north. that s very slow and the rain is building. the ability to withstand isaac s storm surge, the first real test of the improved system in the wake of hurricane katrina. casey stegill, live from new orleans. i am sure there was a lot of talk all day long about whether or not the levees would hold.