they did. all my neighbors that live around me, they all left. but i mean, like i said, i didn t think the water was going to rise like that. because we had went and got sandbags and because the day before, it came up to my garage a little bit, so we put a bunch of sandbags in the front and in the back of it, but like i said, it just came up from out of nowhere. i was standing in the kitchen getting ready to cook and i looked down because my feet got wet and i mean, water was just pouring in through the walls like crazy so i told the kids to hurry up and get upstairs, especially when i started noticing all the lights was on and it didn t take long for it to get up past the sockets. let s get you some help. i didn t want anybody to get electrocuted. no, that s a whole other issue that we ve been hearing about from the houston police chief. let s get you rescued. cynthia s at 500 neches avenue in port arthur, texas. we re going to stay in close contact with you, cynthia, and ma
4:00 this morning. because we grabbed like three pitchers that we had in the icebox, and some lunch meat and bread we had but we ate all that because we were so hungry. that s been hours ago. and i could sure use a meal. i can t imagine. do you mind if we share your address, cynthia? i mean, i know you re calling 911. can we share your address live on tv so hopefully somebody s listening and can come find you. where do you live? i live at 500 naches avenue in port arthur, texas. that s 500 n-e-c-h-e-s, neches avenue, port arthur, texas. have you been able to see if you hang your head outside, are your neighbors also stranded in their second floors or their attics? can you see? no. i honestly didn t think the rain was going to get like this, but all my neighbors left.