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The structures have performed in the past under these circumstances. we have the texted floods of 2016. this rain this year is expected to surpass the one in 2016. there is no way of telling what all mother nature is going to deliver at the end of the day. >> randy, with the army corps of engineers we appreciate your time and we hope that what you are doing will have some positive effect here on a storm that has been described as catastrophic. and unprecedented. joining is now on the phone, texas congressman john culberson whose district includes houston and the surrounding area. congressman, ...

The structures have performed in the past under these circumstances. we have the texted floods of 2016. this rain this year is expected to surpass the one in 2016. there is no way of telling what all mother nature is going to deliver at the end of the day. >> randy, with the army corps of engineers we appreciate your time and we hope that what you are doing will have some positive effect here on a storm that has been described as catastrophic. and unprecedented. joining is now on the phone, texas congressman john culberson whose district includes houston and the surrounding area. congressman, ...

Have randy from the army corps of engineers on the phone with us. he tells her your agency is doing in the houston area tonight? >> thank you for having the corps of engineers here to talk about what we are doing. first off because of the extreme nature of the ongoing weather that we have in the houston area, we will likely have to release intermittent amounts of water from both the reservoirs to reduce the risk of flooding in the houston metropolitan area. we will plan on doing this beginning at 2:00 a.m. on monday morning. we will be releasing some and then on the other dam at 11:00 a.m. on ...

Have randy from the army corps of engineers on the phone with us. he tells her your agency is doing in the houston area tonight? >> thank you for having the corps of engineers here to talk about what we are doing. first off because of the extreme nature of the ongoing weather that we have in the houston area, we will likely have to release intermittent amounts of water from both the reservoirs to reduce the risk of flooding in the houston metropolitan area. we will plan on doing this beginning at 2:00 a.m. on monday morning. we will be releasing some and then on the other dam at 11:00 a.m. on ...