Epic disaster, he gets criticized if you go in too soon, perhaps interfere with any kind of recovery efforts, we heard some of that, the president didnt meet with any people that were directly affected, today we have seen the president and first lady there interacting with folks who have their lives turned upside down by Hurricane Harvey. President there on the tarmac interacting also with the United States Senate Delegation representing louisiana, senators cassidy and kennedy who will be asked to approve funding for Hurricane Harvey victims in the coming days and so those personal conversations very important as the president will look for votes, one would think that recovery for Hurricane Harvey would not be controversial in any way but you never know these days the way Congress Works and so the president putting a face to face pitch if you will with the congressional delegation to louisiana to lets get relief to these folks and get them back on their feet. Quickly because its very,
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energy center in houston, taking selfie s and serving hot docs. we have coverage on all of this. the meteorologist adam is monitoring the next potential threat in the atlantic. madison beaumont, texas where fema is still conducting search and rescue missions. we begin with peter clive with the energy center in houston. as a second trip to the in packs zone has went on, the president has had a chance to thank some service members who braved some of the possible conditions to save lives over the last few days. in louisiana he greeted the national guards a few minutes ago. in texas he saw the coast guard but the commander-in-chief was curious about the way he saves so many people. how is the weather out there? not too pleasant. 50-mile an hour winds.