BOLDUAN: The disaster unfolding this hour in Louisiana. At least nine people are dead in the state. CNN's Rosa Flores is riding along with rescuers on a boat between Baton Rouge and New Orleans looking for rescues. Rosa, what are you seeing?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Kate. You can see around me that this community is completely submerged in water. We have seen the tops of vehicles. You can see that the homes are also completely submerged in water. What this crew is doing is knocking on doors, doing welfare checks and making sure people are OK. We were at a house a while ago, she had lost power, her cell phone had died. So they were knocking on her door to see if she was OK. If she doesn't answer, they call back to dispatch, to make sure in, they have that information. Unfortunately, that woman didn't answer her door. However, there are a lot of people, just civilians, people with boats here in Louisiana, there's a lot of them in southern Louisiana, that are helping out, going house to house, knocking on doors, taking people to dryer land. And that could have been the case for that particular woman. This is Ascension Parish, adding to the list of disaster parishes. Just by looking at these pictures, you can see why.</s>BOLDUAN: How deep is the water there? What are they dealing with?</s>FLORES: You know, the water is very deep, just to give you a cameras a little bit, mailboxes are pretty stable and we're literally riding by them. Flood stage for that river just north of here is 29 feet, right now is at 38 feet. That gives you a sense of how high the water is here.</s>BOLDUAN: Rosa Flores, thank you so much. We'll be watching that as the disaster continues to unfold in Louisiana and the effort to save people continues. Coming up, Donald Trump set to stop by an event for law enforcement in Milwaukee this afternoon. It comes in the wake of the deadly shooting in Milwaukee that sparked violent protests. Details ahead on that.
Boat Rescues After Deadly Flooding in Louisiana.