reporter: the biggest problem is the rainfall totals and the storm surge and this is not slowing down so it s had a lot of time. extra time to push more water up ahead of the storm and that is a category 1 and this is on nexrad doppler from new orleans and that made landfall last night, okay and in the southeastern parishes of louisiana and since then, it s moved 116 miles northwest and is moving slow. let s show you pictures and this is out of lake pontchartrain. the bands are moving through and there is some gusty winds. forty, 50 miles an hour and the bands farther from the storm out in to miss sippy, producing wind gusts up to about 70 miles an hour and quickly, we come here and let me show you the rainfall totals, around interior sections of new orleans and more than six inches. and they re in the outer bands to the western sections of the storm there. quickly, it s a 70 miles an hour tropical storm right now and some gusts still, over that movement and to the northwes
toobin. the swedish authorities had already made their case, what s the significance? well, it means that if he is found in any of the countries that subscribe to interpol and it s most of the countries in the world, those, the local police forces there can hold him for an extradition proceeding. they don t have to. it is not an order to these countries to arrest him, but it is certainly an invitation for them to hold on to him and let the swedish authorities try to get him back to sweden. now, these are charges that he has denied. he has suggested they re somehow trumped up by his critics in the united states government. this is one challenge for mr. assange, but you think he could face legal issues because of the leaks. oh, i think that s a much bigger legal problem. the united states government is united in its outrage and in its belief that assange has committed a crime here. and given what s public, it seems very likely he s committed a crime. the attorney general,