the storm has shifted, it s moved across the state about 30. that s why you have the most current and important rescue going on in beaumont. if that s where the water is heaviest. the rescue continues in houston, it was a winch damage storm in the west. one of every ten has been displaced, there with friends and family elsewhere with got hotel space. we have security and rescue efforts going on and 500 roads that were still closed. i want to thank president trump who has been on this from before the storm hits. we ve gotten tremendous cooperation and service from fema. i ll tell you what, we are texas tough. as the word from literature at one said the worst of times in the best of times, this is the worst of times for many but the
storm system may be developing in the gulf. fox news weather center with more. the peak of hurricane season, is it in until september 12. there s still plenty of activity to be tracking, let s begin with what once was harvey. beginning to run up and we ll see nashville, eventually lexington get hit by that low pressure system. that will be arriving on saturday. if it moves that direction, not those 30, 40 inches but still significant rainfall as you look at places outside of nashville getting close to a foot of total rain. that rinse scatters off toward the east. you re looking at widespread rain. it is all going to be because of what once was hurricane harvey. there are a couple systems we are paying attention to. only a 10% chance of becoming a storm in the next five days but look at where it s at a bridge right there in the gulf of mexico. this is not a place where we want to see a rainmaker form, it could drift up the coast and get into the houston area along the
action saying he didn t show empathy enough. he should have gone down to hug at victims of the ravitch storm area. relief is so sorely needed. i saw the president on tuesday and had a chance to visit with him, with the governor and our two senators. i can tell you this: we all think he played it pitch-perfect. he didn t get in the way of first responders, he didn t take away from the effort. he came into corpus where things had settled a little bit, they still have issues there. he inspired the people. he came here to say i m leaving on this issue. what i like about the president, he s a business guy. we have a problem, what do we need to get back in business, what do we need to get texas up and run again fix it? he has been all in from the declaration that came out so quick as he set about 35 seconds before the storm really hits. he and governor abbott are close together, i m proud of our
in high gear. watch. flooded houston neighborhood, six days after the storm. the sun is shining and the water is rising. imagine five or six days after the storm, someone comes to your house and says you have to evacuate. these are all vulnerable to the reservoirs. the water keeps flowing over, if you don t let enough water out, you have the possibility of the dam bursting and everybody gets flooded. they let enough out that only certain neighborhoods get flooded and the rescue effort ramps back up. how many rescues have you had in the past couple of days? me and tim him poured pullen 5060 people out. some people decide to say and they do it for a multitude of reasons. because their lives are not in danger, the rescue teams are not