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10:00 a.m. out west but it is high noon in texas and here's what's happening right now there. many areas are bracing for widespread flooding as a weekend hurricane harvey dumps heavy rainfall, already totaling more than 20 inches in some places. the national hurricane center is warning that catastrophic flooding could sweep many areas by wednesday. there are some strong winds still, now at 75 miles an hour. they are leaving a trail of devastation. here we're taking a look at some of the damage visible so far. you're looking at rockport, texas, coming up shortly. many buildings have been comple...

Any minute now we are expecting a briefing on hurricane harvey from texas governor greg abbott. it's been pushed back to 1:45. we'll see if he makes it on time to that one. he's trying to assemble all the information he needs to give us the very latest statistics there, but we'll take you there when it gets under way. meantime what you're looking at is one of the hardest-hit regions, rockport, texas, where hurricane harvey made landfall as a category 4 storm. it had devastating 130-mile-an-hour winds. the high school in rockport is among the many structures that have been damaged in what is be...

According to joe fryer, who says people are out already looking and they probably should not be because there is some flooding expected in galveston, despite that sea wall that's been there since 1900 that was built after a devastating storm there. we also want to show you some brand new pictures we're just getting in from inside rockport, texas. look at that devastation, further reason why it is being called the ground zero of this hurricane harvey. this video is showing several buildings. they have collapsed into the water. also we're seeing apartment buildings, they were severely damaged. t...

Gust that was reported. 132-mile-per-hour, 125, 110, rockport 108. now you know, you've seen some of those pictures, what a 108-mile-per-hour wind gust can do to structures and that's a low end category 3. still a hurricane but won't be for long. it is drifting to the north at only 2 miles an hour. now we start that painful process of seeing where this drifts to in the days ahead. we've had this feeder band over galveston and mostly just north of houston. this is just a tremendous amount of rain that's coming in. now it's building back. we had a little clear slot and watch that fill in with to...

This hurricane is now a category 1 storm, but the worst could still be ahead as the threat of devastating flooding becomes all the more likely. some new reports say that the storm's slow-moving speed means the areas in its path could see historic levels of rainfall and flooding. here's a look at some of the wreckage harvey has already left behind in the city of rockport. the mayor there says the devastation in that city is widespread. well, houston is about 40 miles inland from the coast and we are seeing evidence of pretty significant damage in that area. in fact we are hearing the word "ca...