seeing significant weakening. doesn t mean we won t get more damage but we ear no longer seeing the extreme damage like today. where do we go from here, the treads? tornadoes overnight are a possibility. a tornado watch until 6:00 a.m. in the morning from the western panhandle of florida, southern alabama, southern mississippi and a section here of northeastern louisiana so tornadoes are one threat and then the rainfall is a huge issue, so the rainfall risk. this map shows you where we have a moderate risk into nashville and kentucky and all the way to tupelo and hattiesburg and then the high risk of flash flooding in the new orleans area so the rainfall is the big problem out there from here on out. we have about 20, now we re town to 14 million people in flash flood watches. where you see mat reason colors, that s where there s flash flood warnings and there s the levee of being overtopped south of new orleans. that s not like a dire situation. the water is coming over the levee of a
is a sin. can they say that? what would it affect what the pastors say from the pull pit? the pagity of americans support getting rid of don t ask don t tell. well, the military personnel they are not overwhelmingly supporting it. you talk to the army personnel and for mat reason corps they are overwhelmingly afraid of what it will mean for them. you are using the marine corps and with the entire military. it is not the same thing. say if you want to dismiss the rest of the military. no, i m just saying that the people. [ overlapping speakers ] are seriously concerned about this and about the military. excuse me, you are taking out the marines but they are not representative. regardless, what are we going to do about housing and about transgender people? did they throw it out one part of their entire coalition which