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Line. as it does it will continue to flood that region. and as a result, you can actually follow the river gauges. we re expect ing it to crest sometime, say tuesday into wednesday. so, still a couple of days of rising flood waters before next weekend, we ll see the waters want to recede across some of the regions. some forecasts we re going to follow and hopefully we ll see improvement in the next couple of days, natalie. how many roads did you say were impassable in north carolina alone? 600. officials are saying they re literally saying avoid driving through the state right now if you can avoid it in its entirety. that s how serious of a situation it is especially on the eastern side. all right. on top of that, so many don t have electricity. not a good time for the carolinas. such beautiful states. pedram, thank you. earlier the mayor of wilmington, north carolina said the city was effectively cut off by flood waters. we spoke with zach of hanover
Flood-watersRegionRiverItCoupleGaugesResultCrest-sometimeSay-tuesdayKingNatalie-allenSomeWashington. hi. hi. no one on capitol hill says they want a shutdown when last month was not good politically for anyone, but the deadline to get something done is rapidly approaching. house speaker paul ryan says the government won t shut down, but he also says a long-term budget before this week s deadline is unlikely. i think we re making progress on an agreement an even if we get everything figured out by say tuesday, we still will have to have a cr if only for the fact we had to get them time to write an appropriations bill. sources tell fox news republicans are looking at a short-term bill that funds the government through march 23rd. but lawmakers haven t reached an agreement just yet. even the republican party, there are disagreements. congressman meadows told a group of reporters i don t see the probability of the freedom caucus supporting a fifth cr without substantial changes by february 8th unless we see dramatic changes. defense hawks say short-term bills hurt milita
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