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Have been damaged in some way by these flood waters. just a staggering number. especially when you consider many people still haven't even gotten back into the homes to begin the cleanup process. in other parts of the city, we have seen that cleanup process beginning. and we've also seen the search and rescue teams fanning out combing through those neighborhoods looking for victims essentially, and that is the grim task that is going on over the next couple days as well. that's why we have seen the death toll go up. now stands at 47. a number of people discovered in these -- where the flood wa...

It's not upon us, but it's a category 3 hurricane -- >> still way out there though. >> the issue with this one the degree to which it has gained strength. it's growing quickly. it's moving westward. posing a potential threat to the caribbean and it is too soon to know if irma will be a threat to the united states on the atlantic coast. forecasters say they will know more next week. we'll keep our eye on that. >> as forecasters look ahead to irma, we'll continue to assess the damage from harvey. that storm has claimed 38 lives. that number is only expected to rise as crews continue their door t...

>> it's a long way to go. it's not months, but it's years. the challenges will be great, but we know that the generosity and the prayers and the faith of the people of texas and the american people will be greater still. as the vice president said, it is a long road ahead. some residents able to return to their neighborhoods, and it was shocking for many to see their homes for the first time. 100,000 homes estimated damaged. many people don't have flood insurance. only about one in six do. as little as an inch of water can cause $20,000 in damages. >> sarah live for us in texas this morning....

This neighborhood you see behind me very much under water. this is on the west side of town near those reservoirs we talked so much about over the last few days and also another area on the nooeft sirtheast side of to. as the floodwaters have receded and the cleanup begins, those firefighters and first responders going through the neighborhood and making the grim discoveries of people who weren't able to escape the floodwaters or were trapped on their way out or just couldn't escape it. the death toll has now risen to 47 because of hurricane harvey. those teams will continue to fan out across ...

Dingenson. he has been there since harvey first hit. tell us what you're seeing today, ed. >> good morning, allison, well just a few days ago this particular neighborhood here in dickinson was under five to six feet of water. the water is gone, which is the good news, but now the dreadful cleanup of what is left behind. you can see this one take lar home in this neighborhood starting to clean out their belongin belongings. that also stretches out here. this backs up to a bayou on the other side of those homes. that is where all of the water rushed in. this is a neighborhood where you saw many ...