the other major dam in the houston area. we're being told that they're planning to do a mandatory evacuation of a few additional neighborhoods around that dam. even as officials say the dam isn't going to fail. they're quite confident in the structure of the dam and of the rez everybody war, but they're concerned that the dams and the reservoirs continue to overflow just because of how much water remains on the streets out here. it has to go through those reservoirs to get back out into the gulf of mexico. guys, the other change that we're seeing here overnight tonight is that there is -- has been an increased police presence. lots of police officers out on boats in these neighborhoods concerned about looting of some of the stores and homes. back to you. >> garrett haake, live for us from houston. we'll check back in in a bit as well. damage from harvey is also forcing the main fuel lines in the northeast to shut down temporarily. the colonial pipeline company, the largest fuel transporter in the united states. it closed its diesel and jet fuel lines yesterday, and today