CHETRY: Welcome back to the most news in the morning. We're following breaking news out of Illinois. It was just a couple of hours ago that we got the news that a second levee has broken along the Mississippi River. Right now water is rising and it's threatening to flood the community of Meyer, as well as the farmland. About 40 to 50 people living in the area have been evacuated. And it comes just hours after another levee gave way plunging the town of Gulf Port under ten feet of water. Our Rob Marciano is in the weather center in Atlanta. You know, for people that haven't lived through flooding -- I mean, it's days after the actual weather comes through that the trouble starts.</s>ROBERTS: The State of Louisiana said to reclaim some of the $85 million in supplies that were meant for Hurricane Katrina victims, but given away as federal surplus. A CNN investigation revealed last week that stockpiles of household goods for Katrina victims sat unused in FEMA warehouses for two years before they were given away. Officials say some of the property has been located in Texas and will be returned for redistribution. Trading attacks over terror. John McCain says Barack Obama has a September 10th mentality and his opponent is firing back. The Obama campaign responds live just ahead. Coming up on AMERICAN MORNING --</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are scooters sexy?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Absolutely.</s>ROBERTS: A slice of Rome here in the United States. The scooter is taking off.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Just make so much sense.</s>ROBERTS: Richard Roth takes us for a fuel efficient ride.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Where do you like to be held, though, really? Here or here?</s>ROBERTS: You're watching the most news in the morning.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Easy. Oh, boy.
Continued Flooding in the Midwest