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shattered as one texas town gets more rain than any place in the country has ever gotten before as long as we have recorded such things. 52 inches of rain and it is still coming. so this good news comes as ordinary people become heroes every hour as they reach out and they help their neighbors in need. you will see some of them and meet some of them in a moment. still, the houston police chief says that these acts need to continue and he is bracing his community for more heart break and the expectation that as the water starts to recede, he is worried about how many bodies they may find out there. a chilling reminder that yesterday was not nearly as bad as today, folks. and that hours from now the storm is coming back around for more. this time it is headed towards louisiana. the president and the first lady touching down in corpus christi earlier today to see all of this firsthand. i just want to say we love you. you are special. we are here to take care and going well. we
New-yorkUnited-statesLouisianaToyota-centerTexasNew-orleansLake-houstonFloridaWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaRockportHouston cnn is live in north korea tracking kim jong-un s dangerous new moves. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i m jim sciutto and you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. breaking tonight, president trump is promising full support for recovery from hurricane harvey as millions of americans suffer through a disaster that is growing worse by the hour. right now it is unclear how many people remain trapped in unprecedented flood waters, swamping much of southeast texas. new evacuations are underway in some communities as the death toll in the flood zone climbs now to 7. texas now deploying all its 12,000 national guard troops to aid in this emergency urjgent operation. pulled from standing cars, flooded hoem flooded homes and streets now turned to rivers. much of the nation s fourth largest city is under water, up to waist deep and still rising. at least 15 trillion gallons of rain,
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