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Persecution there. the people are part of the rohingya minority that lives in the mostly buddhist country. an estimated 164,000 of the refugees have left for bangladesh in the lot of few weeks and its putting enormous pressure there. i want to go back to miami beach now. i want to go to jacob soboroff, standing by there in miami beach. he than with the miami -- he has been with the miami fire and rescue looking for those who might be stranded. jacob, what have you got? >> reporter: hey, so wer...

>> there. i give the apartment number. >> okay. but nobody is inside. nobody is at the front door. the door is locked. >> no. nobody there. i dont know what happened with the security. >> hes gone. >> yeah. i say at 3:00, but now they say he has to come and i dont know why. >> hes not here yet. yeah. well, like said, ali, were going to stay out here. the fire department is going to stay out here and make sure everybody else is okay inside this building, and you can be sure this is not the only p...

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Legally. with that status that was granted under the obama administration. thats a big unanswered question we have not heard yet from back on the east coast, over the course of the day here, out on the west coast well see massive organizations as we have over the course of the immigration rights movement, all the way back to 20 05, when nearly a million people marched on the streets of wilshire boulevard toward downtown los angeles. they dont expect that turnout in downtown los angeles today, bu...

Brought here and protected currently under doca who go to work or go to school in this country. msnbc jacob spent some time talking to those folks out in california and joining me now from the l.a. bureau. jacob, what did you hear? >> yeah, hallie. i heard the voices of students and workers and heard the voices of family members first. and then the voices of undocumented immigrants second. these young people are poised. theyre very focused as we have learned about these dreamers and thats in the...

Continue and the owners of the colonial pipeline, the largest fuel transporter in the united states, say they are making progress on repairing damages from the storm. national gas prices are up an average of 30 cents in the past week. nbcs jacob rascon in houston, texas, with more. jacob. >> reporter: in west houston, neighborhood after neighborhood still under water. mandatory evacuations for 4600 homes. after their owners thought they had escaped the worst. >> its sad. i feel sad for us. i fee...

Of them who are anxiously awaiting president trumps decision on end daca. jacob? >> imagine being faced with the prospect of being ripped away from your everyday life and sent to a country that is supposedly your home but you basically dont know at all. that is exactly what faces tens of thousands of people here in southern california, hundreds of thousands of people across the country, just like a couple of folks i met the other day. take look at this. this is cal state fullerton. the southern ...

Something he thinks about all of the time, but it is something the 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country have faced for much of their existence here in the united states. its a way of life. its just how they have to think about their daily existence in the united states. tomorrow is another milestone and tomorrow will be another one after that. >> thank you, jacob, that was a great package. well take a quick break but when we come back, good news for a change. a welcome announcement...

A lot of people are real close by. i think im so far the only one thats had to canoe to get here. things are dried out a lot around webster. so things are going a little better now. >> besides acute conditions like jacobs, what are you seeing? what are the medical needs of the community during this? >> well, a lot of the staff has stayed here five or six days so they would make sure they were prepared for anything. so far we havent seen, as far as i know, too many real acute situations. but were...

One of the paramedics carried me to the side of the highway. and after that we waited for a bit. it was raining. my mom and sisters and i were standing there wet and cold. and we waited for a truck to get here and we got in the truck and left the paramedics. and after that we went to the fire department, i think, and we -- we waited for big truck to get there and once the truck got there, we all went in there. and then we headed here. and then i was happy. i was warm with the blankets. and after...