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Keep up with it. we've had a number of rescues taking place. city officials are telling you to stay home, because it's not safe to get out there. you never know how much water is actually covering that roadway. and really telling in some of those pictures, tony, where the firefighters were standing in ankle deep, and the car was almost up to the window. so this will continue to be a problem, because even after the rain stops, tony, we're going continue to see the smaller rivers and creeks go up before it starts to recede. but by 4:00 tonight, the water will down in most areas, and we'll see a ...

New thing that the trump administrations started doing weeks ago which has resulted in the mass separations of little kids and babies from their mothers and fathers. the trump administration started pursuing this policy in april, they have pursued it through yesterday and we still don't have good numbers. we do suggest the pace they are taking kids away from parents and to under 70 a day at least before they stop yesterday. just as a hurricane though, the disaster does not end where the wind and the rain stops, this catastrophe that we got now parents and kids taken apart and this is not over ...

Thank you so much for being with us. looking at pictures outside. rain still falling several more inches potentially expected in houston, what's your area of biggest concern this morning? >> well obviously, it's the continuing the process of rescuing as many people as we can. it's just unbelievable that the rain continues to come down. the flooding continues. and even after the rain stops, perhaps later on today or tomorrow, the flooding will continue for a while because of all the water coming down. that's why we've added hundreds of more boats, hundreds of more of these hot water vehicles, a...

And mandatory evacuations, officials in houston say the situation remains very dangerous as they prioritize rescues. >> especially seniors, those with disabilities, those in life threatening situations. >> 66,911 calls overwhelming the system with at least 2,000 residents evacuated so far by air in both. thousands more seeking a dry escape. >> the roof got wet, the attic got wet, the top door got wet. it just pancaked. >> federal assault -- 30,000 more may need it. this facility inside houston's downtown convention center could soon approach capacity. >> i plan on staying here until that time ...

Already at a certain level. the bayou, the buffalo bayou, which is the main thoroughfare to take the water out of the southwest part of the city to get it into the houston ship channel away from the city pushing back on its own reservoir. so the level, jeff leonard tells me that the level is 108 feet at which it spills over and it is over 107 now. it's just a matter of when when we see the water spilling over the levees, guys. brian: griff, is the rain still coming down regularly? it looks like it's stopped now. is there a sense that the rain stops, continues to stop that we might be able to a...