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Dominican republic and haiti. a lot of folks out there doing cleanup, trying to do recovery efforts, they have to contend with gusty winds, heavy rainfall at times, especially going into monday and tuesday. we could be looking at 2 to 4 inches of rain on top of the area as they continue the cleanup process. another concern going forward that's a risk, liquifaction. the bulk of risk for liquifaction is on the southwest corner. that liquifaction is closest to the epicenter. for folks that don't know what that is, what happens is when you have the initial quake, it destabilizes soil directly unde...

You told erin burnett you think weisselberg will flip. why? >> he started to change documents. there was a cleanup process. i witnessed it for nine months within the organization. >> allen was trying to clean up documents within the organization. >> numbers have changed where compensation, for example, to give you one example, for con people sags, there was tax evasion, not reporting compensation. all the way until 2017 it's showing the numbers the way it's supposed to properly be reporting, but there are compensation for tuition. >> paying directly for your kids to go to private school. >> ye...

We're used to dealing with in late october here in texas. it is not tornado season. but it is miraculous no one was killed. no severe injuries in this storm that cut a path more than a dozen miles long in some of the post densely populated areas and residential neighborhoods of north dallas. the destruction went through some of the most heavily populated areas in the city. about 100,000 people left without power, structural damage, and massive trees knocked over in this storm. rescue teams have been working throughout the night to make sure nobody is still trapped inside some of these structur...

Off to the side of your scene. that tractor-trailer being flipped over. we know of damage reports to homes as well as a church that was nearby. today is going to be the cleanup process for those. the national weather service has said they will go out, they will survey this area to determine whether or not this was a tornado and if so what strength rating do they actually give it. in terms of rain, that's also going to be a big concern not just for florida but even some other states. even cities further inland. atlanta, knoxville, charlotte, even washington, d.c., likely to get heavy downpours ...

The houston area dealing with historic levels of rain. and we're learning this morning the floods have turned deadly. ed lavandera is live in beaumont, texas, this morning. ed, what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning, john. well, this entire storm system has been a flashback to hurricane harvey two years ago. and that devastating storm that brought some 50 inches of rain. this storm not quite to those levels, but considerably high. nearly 40 inches of rain in some parts of southeast texas. this is interstate 10 where you can see much of the roadways -- parts of the interstate have been ...