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These images are from and in houston, there is now an element of unpredictability due to some of the varying levels of the water. rosa flores is there joining us now. i understand you are seeing some large fluctuations in the water levels. tell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, we have seen those fluctuations. and you remember in the last hour, i showed you the debris so you could see the water level. where it was at some point. and then also how i couldn't walk -- if i kept walking on the sidewalk, because i was going to walk into flooding. well, take a look now. this is just in the past hour, ...

Like malawi, u.s. family planning funding is the major defense against this horror. president trump wants to cut that assistance globally to zero. >> translator: i fell pregnant because family planning methods were not available in malawi then. >> reporter: familiar ra says the family planning now offered in malawi could have chained her life. a single date is seared in her mind, april 5th, 2005. >> translator: it was a very, very horrible experience. i started bleeding heavily. i couldn't walk. they fetched me in an objection cart to take to a hospital. and when i was at the hospital, they re...

>> i had to fight somebody. and the reason i had to fight them was because at first i said i wasn't going to fight. it being my second or third day in prison, i was informed that if you didn't fight, it would put me at risk. i just accepted where i was and what i was going to have to do and it wasn't going to kill me, and so i -- i fought. and that was pretty much the first fight i've ever been in in my life. i couldn't walk very well for about three or four weeks. i had bruised ribs, bruised kidneys. i had black eyes for about six weeks. what i do to get by here is i make a purpose out of it....

>> i had to fight somebody. and the reason i had to fight them was because at first i said i wasn't going to fight. it being my second or third day in prison, i was informed that if you didn't fight, it would put me at risk. i just accepted where i was and what i was going to have to do and it wasn't going to kill me, and so i -- i fought. and that was pretty much the first fight i've ever been in in my life. i couldn't walk very well for about three or four weeks. i had bruised ribs, bruised kidneys. i had black eyes for about six weeks. what i do to get by here is i make a purpose out of it....

Ambulances. any sense of the types of injuries or why they are being treated? >> reporter: that's unclear. we're seeing people being brought outside, a woman who looked like she was limping being held by two men helping her outside and then out on the sidewalk, paramedics who were just taking care of a person who couldn't walk and we also saw photos of an overturn car after some of the explosions. but again, it's unclear exactly what is happening now. >> and in terms of law enforcement presence on the scene, we understand that there is a combination of police, s.w.a.t. teams, also these emerge...