the area that is it flooded before. they are a concern . safety of folks there . they have evacuate gotten out of the low-lying areas and one problem they could face is that water staying and freezing. right now it is it a wait and sigh. uma? i know how tough it is for the folks in the south shore. i used to live down that way. it is it a tough situation. molly, i am seeing people not heeding the warning and driving and not paying tanes to the orders. you have dare devils out there. we have seen that in the storm. in the height of the storm, we saw very little traffic and now the wind says are dying down and folks are out on the road. some people are not oh, baying the ban and others may have business . there is it a long list of
a long time before this water starts to drop and after it does we know it s going to be a long process. it s not just a clean and dry out, it s a repair and rebuild process, because there s a lot of structural integrity that s been compromised with the water staying in. bill: imagine, seven or eight days with the water in that area. blows your mind. liz belt, thank you. we ll show you what the mississippi river has done, specifically in memphis alone, the river that cuts about half a mile wide through town, this red area is where the mississippi river has now widened. a little closer here, you can see here s the river, as it beds right in that location where elizabeth was standing, she was about right here, okay? now it s gone almost five to even six times wider. so if you had a half mile wide originally, you re now at 3 miles wide, and a lot of landmarks in the city of memphis and there s a few right now that have been threatened by this water, a