Right now, millions of people are dealing with extreme rainfall, up to three inches an hour, and destructive winds, not to mention tornado watches. Im Hallie Jackson in washington, along with our nbc News Reporter eers on the grou. Catie beck in lake sharcharles, sam brock in orange, texas. Indicate iin lake charles were seeing some of the worst damage this morning. Reporter good morning, hallie. We are actually getting a firsthand look at what laura left behind here. As you can see, these are pieces of roof and siding, plaster walls, plywood. This all came from the casino behind me last night, as laura made her way through. 134mileanhour winds were what we were facing right here overnight, and you can see the damage. Its extensive. At first, it seemed like the winds were going to be a little bit sparing, and then as the back side of this storm came through, all of these pieces of debris started flying around. It was literally so dangerous that my crew and i had to get inside the doorw