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To be a very heavy lift. were anticipating over 30,000 people being placed in shelters temporarily. >> reporter: smaller shelters also filling up. in nearby dickinson, rescue workers carry an elderly woman in a blanket into city hall. the corridors crowded with children, shivering and frightened. >> these kids need help. >> theyre soaked to the bone. >> theyre completely soaked. >> reporter: with government stressed to the limit, churches pitching in. pastor david mcdougle welcomed nearly 300 pe...

John wayne with the yellow bandanna coming over the hor rison for us. yesterday i drove through my community and anybody standing outside, i wbt and talked to them to let them know it may be four to six weeks before we get any type of electricity. >> four to six weeks. >> no water, food, sewer, or electricity. we dont have anything right now. >> i know you cant see a monitor, but we are watching from richmond, texas, four children who appear to have just been rescued, being taken off a boat and ...

The top two of things we have been involved with over the last several years. its extremely widespread, the threats increasing, were going to haveize teams to get into l.ouisiana. its going to take a while to get things straightened out. >> were seeing images of rescue workers on boats bringing families out of the neighborhoods and were skiing one rescue worker right now holding a baby, a toddler, were seeing a lot of people with pets, when they get in the boats, tell me, how are the kids faring...

Had been so much help in the region. here are people trying to get belongings from their home. there is just not much left. destroyed in that area. this is inside the convention center. >> in houston, i shelter for thousands of people. we are not going to take our video cameras here. think about it. largely their home now. no word on how long these filters will be open, but they are way over capacity. they said they are handling people just fine. and you can see a man holding a towel over his ba...

Out of here, wednesday, thursday and friday. >> wow. the rescue workers have their work cut out for them, chad. thank you very much. joining me now, the mayor of beaumont, texas, becky ames. you heard our meteorologist chad myers talk about beaumont. harvey is unleashing the heaviest rain on your city, three, four, five inches per hour. what is the flooding situation and are search and rescue missions under way? >> well, its been very fluid. it continues to change. its very hard to find out whic...

The white house is about to respond. we will break in with that news as soon as we get it. and also, of course tonight, daylight is waning now on the golf course as rescue workers struggle to reach those trapped in their homes before it gets dark. it is a natural disaster of epic proportions, and the images that we have just into fox news tonight will shock you in their magnitude. the president will see all of this first hand as he heads to the area tomorrow. >> right now, the single most import...

120 meters of rain could fall in the next three days. >> at least two people have died from the storm. rescue operations have saved thousands of people from their homes and many are still flooded. thousands of people from houston are still trapped waiting for rescue workers to come and get them. >> people in the community have been using their own boats to rescue them to safety. >> reporter: take a look at this, this is an entrance of a lobby and youre witnessing a rescue live. look at how dee...

Coming over the roads here just outside the southwest part of houston. not only making travel externally difficult, but even worse now as you look behind me there. it is rotting away the foundation of some of the roads. i giant sinkhole has opened up here. it is externally difficult for rescue workers to get around as well as shelter outside of houston. theyre filling up fast. people are arriving wet. theyre opening up furniture stores to make as shelters. the situation keeps changing, hour by h...

Sirens. obviously people would normally go to lower ground, with the floodwaters, what do people do in a situation like this? >> its a great. they tell you not to get into the attic. i mean, the possibility of getting a tornado if youre on top of your roof is slim to say the least. the rescue workers are doing what they can to get you down, theyre not going to go up in a tornado warning either. if you can go back down, thats probably the best. do not stay in the attic, they do not want you there...