Hi gang!! Here is a few of the posts I thought were important to post together. I did some editing and some SPELL check!!

Maybe it will help someone else who has this/these issues to expidite repairs. I printed them out and gave them to my dealer. If they can't fix the pond on the floor of my truck with this information, there is a problem in Houston.
The following paragraphs are from previous posts:
I just talked to my dealer about the leak under the dash. They say there is a leak around the windshield and a new windshield will need to be installed. They are ordering a new honda windshield which is expected Thursday and have a special team coming in to install it. They have really worked hard to find the leak so I've been really happy with them. They want to keep it until the repair is complete to prevent any damage from the water but they provided a rental.
Update On Soggy Carpets,just Returned From My Honda Dealer,the Leak Is Due To An Open Seam On The Passenger's Side "a" Pillar.the Service Advisor Said Honda Is Aware Of The Problem.the Right Front Fender Has To Be Removed To Effect The Repair.
After Finding The Leak In The Front Passenger Side,the Interior Trim Was Removed And Water Was Directed Down The "a"pillar Along The Windshield Seam.the Pillar Is Tack Welded But Not Sealed And The Water Leaked Through The Holes That The Wiring Bundle Clamps Are Attached To.the Dealership Is:
Love Honda
#352-628-9444
Ron Rowles Is The Service Advisor.
After 3 days my Service Department found 2 leaks, one on their own and one via chasam's/Tech Line's help.
They found the 1st leak behind the dash on the driver's side, much lower than the A-Pillar repair as noted above. Then today Tech Line called them to advise completing the repair above as well. I should have my RL back tomorrow. I will post anything they give me on my Invoice as to exact locations and solutions also a TSB if they have one.
My Service Department did the A Pillar repair on both the Driver and Passenger sides but the water was still coming in. They found 2 clips behind the dash that don't appear to be sealed when they sealed these the water stopped invading the interior of the truck
They took a bunch of pictures and sent them to tech line.
My Service Department asked to keep my RL over the weekend to make sure everything is dried out before replacing the carpet.
Just an update on my repairs. Both the passenger and driver's sides have been resealed. A hole on the passenger's side was also sealed. could be the cause of some wind noise complaints, leak tested ok, just waiting for the firewall carpet to come in. The Tech performing the fix is replacing all the carpeting. I can hardly wait to get my truck back.
As for the customer relations people they were more helpful and courteous than the district case manager who was a day late and a dollar short, definitely not impressed with his grasp of the situation. Will let you know when were up and running.
I got my RL back today. They sealed the snot out of the front end. Both A pillar joints were resealed as well as 2 clips that are near the bottom of the A pillar run-off area.
Unfortunately, both are inaccessible to me and my camera as they both under the fender well which needed to be taken off to seal these areas up. Honda has some very nice pictures of what needs to be repaired (I saw them today). I think they used chasam and my RLs as the models for the TSB, chasam's RL to find the A pillar leak and mine for the clips and pictures (my RL is very photogenic)
My dealer was Hyannis Honda 508-778-7878. The Tech Line Ref # on my receipt is 1560783. I took my car to the car wash today and not a drop of water came in. Wiring under the dash was very dry, so I think the windshield and gasket replacement worked. I'm still a bit uneasy as everyone keeps posting these dramatic repairs, but my problem seems fixed. Hopefully it will rain soon for a driving test. Rain is predicted tomorrow, so we'll see.
I brought the ridgeline in on Monday. They confirmed that it was leaking and gave me a 05 civic to drive. Tuesday they found the leak in the windshield gasket which they said was deformed. They ordered a windshield and gasket which came in Thursday. They kept the RL since it was raining and they didn't want any damage. Thursday afternoon I picked it up. From what the service manager said, this looks like it is a production issue, so I wouldn't be surprised if dealers start keeping the windshield gaskets in stock. It is not a windshield issue, but the gasket. Apparently the windshield usually breaks with removal so they replace both. Hope this is helpful. I've been thrilled with how my dealer approached this. I'm still a little worried that there is more to come given the posts by others, but if just replacing a windshield will correct it I am all for it. By the way, I didn't have wind noise.