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I just want to ask you now, mayor, a week out, now that you have seen everything that's happened over the course of this week, is there anything that you wish that you had done differently during the course of this? >> for the city of houston and harris county, this is was a major, major event, just like in bow month. beaumont happened a week after hurricane harvey struck. beaumont received 26 inches of rain, water, in 24 hours. so for the city of houston and harris county, this was a major rainfall event. what the city of houston would have liked to have had, more high water rescue equipment,...

Build up behind those dams that they built in the 1940s, to have still what protecting houston from the uncriminontrollable in dags of flood water. and those reservoirs are now famous nationwide because of what's happening in houston with the largest rainfall event in u.s. history. the two reservoirs behind the two dams. today the attics started overflowing this morning. that's the first time it's ever happened. the other one, the barker reservoir, they thought it might start overflowing tomorrow. authorities say they expect that to happen tonight. and everybody has been reporting for the last...

Then a couple of unpopulated corners of harris county and ft. ben county. today those areas are no longer unpopulated areas. housing development pushed people that far west from houston and beyond. but those two dams are still there. one of them is 11 niles long, one of them is 13 miles long. and when the storms still come and the rain falls and the rivers rise in southeast texas, those two dams are still at the heart of how houston copes. the two manmade reservoirs that build up behind those dams that they built in the 1940s, to have still what protecting houston from the uncontrollable inund...

Inspiring stories, a few looting examples, but much inspiring the stories. >> bret: it's much like katrina. in slow motion, then the extent of how long it will be. fortunately, new orleans to recover. the one thing we focused on is the evacuation order. here is the fema administration on whether to go or not go. >> and a lot of times, when you are a city in a rainfall event, you have to ask people to shut her in place because of the time frame you are given. that time frame to evacuate could take days. days. clearly days. >> bret: today, the governor said, we are past that. you've got to move ...