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28 people are confirmed dead, 117 others still unaccounted for. i want to bring in craig, the former fema administrator and also chief resilience officer at the company one concern. good to see you. how does potentially flooding and rain impact the search at the site which is already so difficult and so complicated? >> you know, the rain is not going to be that big of a problem. lightning, high winds and tornados, which we could see in the outer bands probably the biggest problem is water is getting into areas they're trying to search right now as they move through the pile. but they're not go...

More victims before heavy rains move in sparking fears of flash flooding and mudslides. >> the weather that's expected is definitely going to impact operations. especially during the recovery. i'm working with the sheriff's department and first responders. again we have additional resources out there trying to work ahead of these storms. >> sandra: jeff paul live in paradise, california. jeff, how will the rain impact the search and recovery that's currently in progress? >> sandra, search and recovery teams are working as fast as they can to get through all of these burned-out properties to he...

It's not the wind. and it's because it has been so slow moving, it's lingered over places, it's dumped so much rain, but it's also been the blessing because it's lost some power, it's slowed down, and that has enabled the trade winds to push it out into the pacific. guys, back to you. >> very good point. nick watt, we appreciate it. thank you. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is looking at this as well. so, as he talks about how detrimental the rain is, how slow moving it is, how slow is it moving? >> yeah, from a tropical system perspective, this is very slow, and that's a bad thing. the sl...

Afternoon. and then it kind of lingers and loops in houston. we all know how flood-prone houston is this is like a nightmare forecast for that region. 100% chance of it becoming a tropical system in the hurricane center. 90% in the next two days. one of our computer model, the american model takes the system friday between corpus christi and visitoria. again, rain impact will be huge for this. we'll wait and see how strong it gets with the surge. this is our european model. the more active long range model. the pink coloring, that's seven inches of rain. widespread, over a half a foot of rain....

Depression, suicidal ideas, alzheimer's, parkinson's, and so there's real trauma to the brain that we're seeing. it's a real deal. >> i want to talk about a study that just came out of north carolina. i spoke to the study author this week. before i get to that, i want to emphasize a point david just made. it's a three time greater risk of depression and suicide and violent behavior. that applies both to the karageorge case and maybe even ray rice, of course who had a problem with domestic violence. it may be this has got to be looked at from a neurological point of view. with our high schooler...