That sent wall street into a tailspin. But the dow came roaring back. The other thing we have been watching is the price of oil. The largest one in the nation had it production cut. Now that area is in the line of fire as harvey moves to the east. Switching now to pictures of wingwood, texas. The houston mayor called kingwood a focal point of the rescue operation. Well bring you there in just a minute. In Brazoria County a levee breached. Some of the people, just normal people in the neighborhood built a makeshift levee of their own in that county. The floodwaters, they went over the top of a 108foot spillway. Something that never happened before. Jeff flock was there as it happened. And sent us these pictures you are seeing as the water started flowing into the nearby neighborhoods. A number those neighborhood were already flooded. Jeff and his crew moved into those neighborhoods where people are losing just about everything they have. This is the first time well get a look inside one
We will ask Steve Mnuchin what it means for a big september agenda, taking two keeping the government open, raising the debt limit, and the push for tax reform. Plus, President Trump will announce the decision on dhaka on tuesday. We will ask our sunday panel what will happen to the dreamers, all right now on Fox News Sunday. And hello again from fox news in washington. We begin with breaking news. North korea has conducted its most powerful nuclear test today. It claims to have exploded a Hydrogen Bomb, much more powerful than the five atomic bombs it has tested since 2006. In a moment, we will have a exclusive interview with stephen nguyen, a member of the president S National Security council. But first lets bring in john roberts with the latest. The real concern here of the pictures out of mercury arch we believe that this could be a thermoNuclear Warhead mounted on top of an International Two intercontinental book. H. R. Mcmaster talked with the south korean counterpart about an h
Cant stress enough while it may not be raining from moment to moment or the winds may die down for a minute, do not let your guard down, especially overnight tonight. We expect the rainfall to increase, and the situation can become very serious. Mike we have fox team coverage. Meteorologist adam klotz is in the Fox Extreme Weather Center tracking harveys path, but we begin with Steve Harrigan in rockport where the full effect of harvey is being felt. Steve, how bad is it there now . Reporter mike, the signs and the violence from that wind are everywhere all around this town of 10,000 people. It ripped apart their houses, their lives, their cars. If you look behind me here, the whole second floor and the roof are gone from these houses. That looks like it was a childs room, you can still see a crib and some toys up there. If i move aside, you can see the force of those 130 mileperhour winds, able to crush the metal in those cars. Weve seen people throughout the day come back little by l
The headquarters. Eric hello and thank you for staying with us. Its been a tough 24 hours for the folks in texas. We need a lot of prayers say the officials. Harvey is the fiercest hurricane to strike the country in nearly a decade. It will continue to dump 20 inches of rain or more on parts of texas with three more feet expected. The storm seems likely to hover over the area for the next several days. The governor was warning the most catastrophic flooding could still be on its way. Because of the flooding, one of the top points where concerned about his ongoing rescue and recovery. We want to do it we can to keep people out of rising water. Part of that is by constant warnings to the public. Eric those warrin warnings,t drivethrough standing water. Steve is on the ground, you brave the winds and rain overnight from harvey. Hello. Study ring continuing all day. You can see some of the destruction behind me. This is a town of 10000 that got hit hard by the category four hurricane, 130
Running water, no electricity. Youre only going to be more harm than help at this point. Despite that, we have seen people coming back really stunned sometimes looks on their faces, trying to pick through the wreckage, see what they can recover from this devastating storm. Weve also seen a very slow search and rescue operation begin. Theres about 1,000 people across the state who are involved in that. From what we see though with the conditions here, with no power, no phone service, no nothing, its really been just volunteer firemen on foot sometimes with axes knocking down doors, trying to see if anyone inside is hurt or dead. We are beginning to get the first fatality reports, at least one person dead here now in rockport. Thats the first confirmed. But as these search and rescue operations continue, that number could rise. Back to you in new york. Laura all right. Steve harrigan, incredible pictures in that house right behind you. I mean, it looks like the side of a dollhouse. Its j