Be. Our first floor is flooded. Its crazy. Its been 40 years since the water has been this high. Reporter the number of rescues numbers in the thousands. The coast guard is been bringing up residence in buckets, people who could no longer risk staying in their homes. The rescue effort by boat is massive as summer volunteers who wanted to use their boats. Several people needed to be rescued. I dont know where to go. Water rushed into a nursing home but everyone was brought to safety. Houston residence are used to rain and hurricanes but nothing like this. We spoke by phone with lindsay hendry from fox 26 who spent much of the day driving. Earlier, i saw somebody pushing a shopping cart with the baby in it. They are obviously looking for Higher Ground and going through water. I see other sites as well. It included pets scared and wet. I heard there could be more water coming. In galveston, 50 miles from houston, so many people had to evacuate it needed a temporary shelter at the airport.
Two women are wanted by the fbi for trying to rob a bank in these outfits. Right now at eleven. Harveys wrath. The Tropical Storm making its mighty presence felt again across southeast texas. Bringing historic flooding and threatening to cause more damage into next week. Good evening im jim rosenfield. Im jacqueline london. The storm is moving back out in the gulf. Round two could be coming soon for millions of people in its path. The storm has been blamed for at least seven deaths so far. More than 3,000 people have been rescued by police. Including a thousand in the last ten hours. Texas and louisiana will face record rainfall in and flooding until at least the lay br day weekend. Right now around 290,000 people are without power. Nbc10 National Correspondent has latest from houston. Reporter the rain keeps falling. Nearly three feet in some areas. And theres concern. Its going to get worse. Resources have already been stretched to their limits. Response teams deployed across the cit
Hardest hit by the storm. His message about the emergency response. Good morning. This is nbc 10 today. First look at four. Im tracey davidson. Im katy zachary. Lets get right to meteorologist bill henley. Most alert neighborhood forecast. Most accurate one in town. Day to grab umbrella. Havent seen rain lately. First rain is falling in cape may. So far scattered light showers. Feels like its coming down heavier. Look closely. See the flag blowing. Going to be a windy one at the shore. Part of why we issued first alert for rain and wind and heavy surf. Light shower activity for cape may and in Northern Cape may county even in the vineland and increasing the rain. Currently Washington Township is dry and wilmington is dry. Thats going to change during the day. More of the moisture to the south. Most area to the north just see scattered showers. The potential for heavy rain rough surf and high winds for the jersey shore and the delaware beaches is what may become a Tropical Storm comes i
We have Live Team Coverage tonight. Meteorologist Melissa Magee will have much more on where harvey is headed next but first to abcs Elizabeth Hur. Shes live in new york with the national outpouring of support for the victims of this flooding catastrophe. Elizabeth. Reporter well, rick and sharrie, the heartbreaking images and the stories coming out of texas have so many people asking how can we help and many of them are turning to social media to mobilize. From missouri to florida, new york and california, volunteers from coast to coast. Be safe out there. Reporter answering the call for help. We need citizens to be involved. This is a landmark event. Reporter fema officials stressing that help isnt just welcomed but necessary. They are veterans of the world trade center, katrina, rita. Reporter and these trained First Responders rescuers and nurses not the only ones signing up. The order that you called in earlier decided to donate the entire. Are you serious. Yes. Reporter businesse
Next heat wave ends. Lonny rivera has been out in the heat all day, but first, lets check in with drew tuma to see if any records were set. Today, no records were set. They were safe, but that didnt stop temperatures from soring into the triple digits inland. It was hot. Highs today, 108 in fairfield. 103 in gilroy. 106 in choef loverdale. The only place it wasnt hot, the coastline in the 60s. Changes are coming. The fog, going t expansive tomorrow morning to help cool us off. By midday tomorrow, only in the 70s and 80s. But our next heat wave is not far behind. Thats coming up in the forecast. Ama . Thank you, drew. Lonny rivera continues our Live Team Coverage from walnut creek. Reporter ama, you can really feel the heat out here and you can see it when you look at all the dry brush here. Its one of the reasons Officials Say during this time of day, avoid any strenuo activity. Here you go. Reporter a steady flow of cars and trucks cruised through this car wash. Today is monday. I did