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Effect. city of houston said we will not ask for immigration status or papers from anyone at any shelter. the mayor worked to ease fears saying he would be the first to stand with them if anything happened. turner, a former lawyer added if anyone tries to deport them, he'll represent them himself. let's look at the latest of the storm's path with bill dangerous. >> good morning. tropical storm harvey now well out into the gulf away from the coast, and the heavy bands of rain are continuing. we have one of the little feeder bands of intense rain also into louisiana numerous showers and storms. ...

Developed last night. i also want to show you the radar. we are fearful that the heavy rain would set up overnight in houston. it was only there for an hour or two, it poured and moved out and headed toward louisiana, texas, border. beaumont got drenched overnight, where we have new flooding concerns. houston has been spared. closer view of the city. there are showers and storms but not these thunderstorms that you're now over the beaumont area. joe the new forecast path in the hurricane center just came out at 5:00 a.m., it does drift the storm through wednesday south of houston, and then it ...

Under way. the question across the country is what is next in terms of the weather, how is that going to play out as some of these rescue and recovery efforts are under way. let's get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> we still have dire concerns, extreme flooding that's happening, that's going to happen. we want to start with the forecast path. the storm is almost where it came onshore and then will loop up here over the next two to three days. we have three more days of this where add deshl flooding can occur. we have extreme flooding northbound beaumont, port arth...

Drifting about 25 miles west of victoria. we want to get to the forecast path. this is going to cause the problems out there in the days ahead. and here it is. the new forecast path from the national hurricane center. west of victoria with a category 1. weakens to a tropical storm as it drifts toward san antonio. stops tomorrow. comes back down to the south, and then as a tropical depression still then heads back to the north. that would be thursday at 11:00 a.m. it doesn't matter what the intensity is for rainfall as long as there's a tropical system to suck the moisture off the gulf and put ...

80, 85 at landfall. this will be increased by the 11:00 am advisory out in half an hour from now. corpus christi with the dirty side of the storm around port o'connor and victoria. storm surge past that. after that, this storm stalls out and will be a huge issue. lot of our computer models are in this general vicinity, not a lot of it concerned with the forecast path. the rainfall forecast is just incredible. not many times in my career have i ever had a rainfall forecast for this high. i think back to hurricanes like floyd. 10 to 15" of rain over the next week, all of southeast texas from san...