everybody rescued of course needed a warm and dry place to stay. we are hearing most folks from houston have gone to there and many of the shelters are overwhelmed, running low on supplies. people leaving the shelters import arthur texas had to leave the shelter because the shelter it s all flooded joining us by phone is the editor of port arthur news, jessie rice. we appreciate you being here, it is one thing to do your job in a flood, another thing to do your job when you yourself are flooded. we understand you left your house in the middle of the nigh night. we had water coming up onto the porch, we drove to a hotel in a higher part of the city. that also flooded. we had to move on to the second floor and now looking out as far as you can see, all the cars are underwater and there s no electricity. leland: we have a still picture, you sent us this picture, we have a picture on
catastrophic loss, this is more of that. this is unfortunately what i think our region can come to expect. leland: we appreciate you joining us, we are glad you and your family are safe and i admire your dedication to your reporting to be with us, obviously a lot of work to do for the port arthur news. record rainfall in houston, 52 inches, the rising water can pose a very very, very serioust for a lot of people. urkey to pe, and make stuffing from scratch. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender s. it s time to savor. people would ask me that we traveled,ntries what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results