couple more feet of rain on the city by the end of the week. houston officials holding a news conference this morning saying that there have been 75,000 calls to 911 and 2000 rescues. the national guard has been helping to rescue some people by helicopter. fema estimating 30,000 texans are expected to stay in shelters after the storm, more than 300,000 have lost power. meanwhile, analysts are estimating the costs could reach 30 billion or $40 billion. >> leland: the rain continues to fall, that means that there is a need for more and more rescues. they are happening quite literally by the minute by one calculation, houston four times the minute. people on their cars, as you can see, on the roofs as well. the national weather service saying that the threats from this storm into the rain and the rising water will continue.
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