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Rescues and what lies in store for those in houston. and 6 million in that metro area. >> it is 3:00 a.m. in the east. 2:00 a.m. in houston. this morning the fourth largest city in the united states is mostly under water. and it is only going to get worse, folks. national weather service calls this flooding unprecedented and quote beyond anything experienced before. catastrophic flooding from now tropical storm harvey stretching government resources in some cases past the breaking point. >> authorities in and around houston scrambling to save those trapped by high waters after 24 inches of rai...

Water, and more rain is coming. the national weather service calls the flooding unprecedented and "beyond anything experienced before." the catastrophic flooding from now-tropical storm harvey stretching government resources in some cases past the breaking point. >> authorities in and around houston scrambling to save those trapped by the high waters after 24 inches of rain fell there in 24 hours. officials say at least two people were killed by the storm. and the death toll likely to rise. houston's mayor warning that some 911 calls are going unanswered as operators give priority to those cal...

Hours. officials saying least two people killed by the storm and death toll is likely to rise. houston's mayor warning that some 911 calls are going unanswered as priorities go to calls where lives are at stake. >> houston independent school distrib disstrict closed schools for a week. dallas will open a mega shelter. that is the kay bailey hutch inton center. they hope to have it open by tuesday. >> corp us christie airport is closed. several state and u.s. military sending emergency workers and equipment to texas where the work is only beginning. >> fema will be there for years.

Heading back toward the gulf. a devastating situation for the folks there in southeastern texas. it is monday, august 28th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. it is 4:00 a.m. on the nose in houston this morning. this morning, america's fourth-largest city is mostly under water, and it's going to get worse. the national weather service calls the flooding unprecedented and beyond anything experienced before. this catastrophic flooding from now-tropical storm harvey stretching government resources. in some cases past the breaking point. >> authorities in and around houston scrambling to save those trapped by...

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