points we wanted to get across is that you don t actually have to do these high powered poses while in the interview. you can do them beforehand to kind of pump yourself up, get yourself ready to do as well as possible. any edge, you should take it. up next, exactly what s happening in hungary, where a killer toxic sludge is threatening again. jackie jeras will be here to tell us all about it. if you suffer from heartburn two or more days a week,
department of natural resources. best of luck to you. as a matter of fact, let s bring in jackie jeras to update us on the situation. they don t know. they ve never dealt with this before. this is basically a record flood we re dealing with and a very old levy system. it s really tough to keep up with that. let s show you the area we re talking about. this is central wisconsin. this is around theportage area. this is the area we re talking about. this whole big, earthen levy system. i want to show you the map of the flood stages and show you what the river s been doing today. here you can see the current level. 20.4 feet and here s what the record stage was. 20.5. we missed this by a tenth. that river is just ever so slowly going to start to go down. this is through tuesday that
we re looking at very little recession on this river, so that pressure and that force is going to stay there and it s going to build there, so this thing isn t going away today. gradually going down below flood stage probably some time on wednesday or thursday, so very serious situation unfolding. 11 inches of rain fell here earlier in the week and now, that river is trying to get everything downstream and alleviate some of that stress. thank you. jackie s going to keep ut updated on that one. we turn to developing news now. eddie long went before his the allegations of sexual misconduct. long such disturbing charges made by four young men who said
rain and massive waves to the shoreline, right into the main structure here. it has been the story up and down the island. those waves not only brings problems, this goes a little further inland. there have been some evacuations. we ve had about 60 people go to shelters in bermuda. power outages, don, as you mentioned, about half the population here of 67,000 right here is without power. the airports, closed. many of the roadways, closed. the main thoroughfare and causeways have been shut down. as jackie mentioned earlier, it s going continue to hammer this island tonight and tomorrow. by tomorrow, we should see it let up a little bit. stay safe and we ll get back to you. let s turn to jackie jeras, our
storm action firsthand and made the downtown areas without power. that s the bad news. good news is as we fast forward into tomorrow, into tuesday, the storm should be well north of bermuda. things should slowly get back to normal but the airport probably going to be closed until late monday or tuesday and then the process of restoring power will then resume. it s going to be a tough, long haul. the cleanup is going to be a big one. reynolds wolf, thank you very much. let s turn to jackie jeras. looks like strong winds there. yeah, and that s been going on for probably four, five hours for sure, don. things are going to continue to get worse in the next couple of hours before it gets better. this is a long duration event. those winds are going to be whipping them. overall, about a day and a half they re going to be dealing with tropical storm-force winds. hurricane wind gusts have been reported and those are expected to continue. this is a very large storm and so even thor we re no