HOLMES: We're about 18 minutes past the hour here on this CNN SATURDAY MORNING. Some of the pictures you're looking at, this is what's happening along the Missouri River. That is where the Coast Guard has shut down the river because of the high water levels that you can see there. It's causing some issues, causing some flooding. This is coming from rain and still some snow melting, right? We still got snow melting right now.</s>WOLF: It's essentially the same issue that we had in the northern part of the Mississippi River. We had that giant wall of water coming down, the flooding we had in the Ohio river, everything coming together and then feeding down into the southern half of the Mississippi River. Now we have this happening in the Missouri River.</s>HOLMES: Put that one in perspective for us. Everybody knows the Mississippi and where that is.</s>HOLMES: Reynolds, we appreciate you as always. Thank you so much. We'll check in with Reynolds again here shortly. As you know there's been a lot of flooding, a lot of tornado damage in the Midwest. If you would like to help the victims of some of these devastating natural disasters, you can go to our impact your world page for more information. That is at CNN.com/impact. Well, you have probably seen at some point this week, the scandal involving New York Representative Anthony Weiner. We're going to go beyond that scandal itself though this morning. We're going to talk about the possible pitfalls, what you can possibly learn from what happened this week. The pitfalls of tweeting and Facebook, back in a moment with that.
Parts of Missouri River Shutdown