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It's scary because i have the hearput on. the wind is not nearly as bad, frankly, it's late cleaning up quite a bit but now we're starting to get more rain. you said corpus christi, a town that shut down. it has shut down but not mandatory. it was not under mandatory evacuation so people can stay here and that we're close to where the i was expected to come and came about 20 miles from here and areas that will try to go investigate as the sun comes up. we also have reports of a wall that came down of an apartment building and looks like an exterior wall came down during the storm is in corpus ...

President. they will be judged initially on how they handle the evacuation in the rescue and that's thing but they're also going to be judged on how they treat people after the storm and that is critical. thousands of homes are going to be damaged and destroyed and people in the storm are going to lose their possessions, their memories and everything and fema and its insurance companies are the ones they get to decide how much money these people are going to get to rebuild their homes and that's a ton of responsibility. leeland: when you say get to decide, to folks who don't live in hurricane ...

About two different type of insurance. homeowners insurance generally covers wind damage so both types of insurance might be implicated in this type of storm where there will be a lot of wind and a lot of flood. your homeowners policy which is issued by private insurance companies would respond to the wind damage but then the federal flood insurance policy is what will pay to cover the damage by flooding and that's a policy that's underwritten by fema, the federal government. fema contracts with private insurance companies to go out and adjust these claims and you are right that you thank you ...

Those hotels in their last medications are ten or 11:00 o'clock tonight saying we are being evacuated to a shelter and then their phones go dark. rockport, jackie as you pointed out, is for the mayor said write your social security and your name on your arm with your sharpie and now we can't get a hold of that mayor so it won't be until daybreak when the winds go down and they clear the road and clear the power lines that are down that you get into those areas that have any ideas. the pictures on her scream really play just how different and difficult the storm is. jackie: you know who we can ...

Their apartment. we'll see how that develops. yet, for the moment, it would seem that corpus christi, for the most part is out of the woods and it will be mostly rain after seeing some pretty tremendous when overnight. we had gusts of iraq hundred miles an hour and sustained winds were heavy for the most of the night as the storm came on shore, made landfall and the bulk of the damage that it did to corpus christi, we saw a couple satellite dish come off the top of the building, land in the median of shoreline boulevard which is to my right and the water is a hundred yards this way but there's...