Fema one call from the administrator brock long as well as the secretary of Homeland Security, elaine duke. That phone call about more ways in which the tate of texas will be fema and the with federal government, and that will be part of the material that i cover today. Long briefing that i will want to break out in a lot as you know, ause theres a lot going on. What is discussing also on in houston, but will be covering the ongoing challenges that we are dealing of the other parts state. Weather. T with the you all probably know and have seen a lot of briefing about the weather. One thing that we are dealing here is basically a ongoing rain, that stretches one tip of which would e the Corpus Christi up to Travis County over to chambers county, and then back to Corpus Christi. Arts of those regions will continue to receive incredibly heavy rain that will lead to flooding and more danger for texans. And so many other areas n that region will sustain heavy rainfall. Focusize theres a lot
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