Families are still trying to rebuild their homes after winter storm
Families are still trying to rebuild their homes after winter storm
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Families are still trying to rebuild their homes after winter storm
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Texas is now moving into week two of recovery efforts following the winter storm. During a briefing with President Joe Biden, Harris County's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Coordinator Mark Sloan said in initial reports, 10,400 county residents reported broken pipes that caused damage to their homes. Andrew Mitchell and his brother-in-law Isaiah Pinnock with Mitchell's Plumbing & Heating, LLC traveled from New Jersey to help make repairs for Houston-area families. "The major problem is that, they have no water at all. So, what we try to do when we go to so...
Help everyone in need, look out for one another, leave nobody behind. >> reporter: just five miles down the road from the president tonight, we met monica ware outside the motel where she's now staying with her husband and four young children. their home destroyed, flooded when the power went out and the pipes burst. >> we lost a good about 85% to 90% of our items, our stuff, our belongings, everything we had. >> reporter: what you've just described is really hard to imagine. >> it is, but, you know, i can't think about me right now. i can't really, like, let it affect me. because i have them....