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While some residents spent the most recent couple of days tidying up their lawns and preparing for all the more flooding, some Georgetown County residents were requested to move on. The Oatland and Dunbar communities – both off Browns Ferry Road – were put under a deliberate clearing Thursday evening. Georgetown County officials corralled local police, fire and South Carolina National Guard troops to perform clearings to the disconnected territories. People streamed out of their homes and into safer zones throughout Thursday and Friday, with assistance from county officials. “While an obligatory clearing request has not been issued, we do…
i get carlos santana, morgan freeman, ernie banks in the same room and try to get them to stop selling themselves short. documenting a terrorist takedown. those s.e.a.l.s who went in after osama bin laden had high-tech cameras. we have new details for you. welcome to this cnn sunday morning. i m t.j. holmes. as always a special good morning to our military men and women watching us on the armed forces network. thank you for being here and thank you for what you do. we need to start with what s happening in louisiana, an intentional flooding that s taking place. look at this here, one floodgate is opened now at the morganza spillway. more gates could be opened later today. the whole point is to try to relieve some pressure on the swollen mississippi river. the army corps of engineers opened the spillway potentially flooding hundreds of homes in order to protect larger cities like baton rouge and new orleans down river. listen to ed lavandera. you you can see the water gu
louisiana toward evacuated communities. right here in the boatland for the last four days in and out you have people coming, going to their camps getting everything they own because they won t have a camp left. we purchased the property because we love the river, it s been a part of our lives and if the river destroys property that s what has to be. keep in mind here, not all of the communities along the floodplain are going to be washed away here. a lot are protected by a system of levees to keep the high water from coming in. however, these are levees that have never been tested by this much water. rachel frost from affiliate wbrz reports this is leading to someage short moments. you ll probably have on the order of a couple feet of water. reporter: it s not expected to go near mary robillard s home but she s not taking chances. i have to have a flashlight,