>> harvey hits houston. the tropical storm slams the city leaving behind devr stating flooding several people are dead and tens of thousands left stranded. but the worst, far from over as heavy reigns continue to pummel the gulf coast. >> rescue team from our region are

how crews in maryland and virginia are gearing up for the task ahead. >> and tropical storm harvey is hitting texas hard tonight overnight slammed houston causing widespread devastating flooding throughout the city. >> it's a monster form and lingering along the gulf co coast. houston underwater and flooding forced some residents on to rooftops. >> sadly the storm is blamed for several deaths. ,000 national guard troops are now helping and rescue efforts and more than a dozen texas counties are under a federal disaster declaration and all public transit is shut down in houston. >> national weather service warns before the storm is over houston and surrounding areas could see as much as 50" of rain. more than 4 feet. >> devastating and dramatic images like this are coming in and there you see senior citizens trapped in a nursing

home in city of dig up son most in wheel chairs and using oxygen tanks. thankfully they were evac evacuated. >> and people are been impacked by the storm as well. >> it is the fiercest storm to flight more taken decade you. >> one of the areas hit h hardest is dickinson, texas. >> reporter: deadly flooding in texas as harvey continues to drop rain and rescue crews around here worked around the clock to save lives. >> i got you. >> rescues underway in the houston area as unpress departmented flooding hits. the nation's fourth largest populated city inundated after harvey drops more than two feet of water in 24 hours. and quickly rising waters leaving residents stramented and emergency crews conducting rescues by boat. >> i mean it's up to my chest right in here and the water we live in

everybody is in the second floor and water is probably on the fourth step already of the second floor hey ways turn into rivers as vehicles were emerged and some drivers stuck in the deluge awaiting rescue on top of cars. >> there's people on roves and stuff and at the least get watt to people who can't get out. >> residents outside of this home were evacuated after chest-level water enderd into their building and directing all federal agencies to help in relief efforts and officials warning residents to stay off the roads. >> we want to emphasize the importance of when there is heavy rainfall when there is flooding the importance of staying off the road. if you drive into water, you're taking your life into your own hands. >> officials are w

rain is expected to continue with some areas getting up to 50". and in dickinson texas lauren blanchard fox news. >> president trump tweeting about the situation in texas this morning he wrote wow now experts are calling harvey once in 500-year flood and we have all out effort going and going well. the president perhaps to visit texas on tuesday. >> a health emergency is declared in texas. health and human secretary made the announcement in response to the deadly storm and will allow medicare and medicine okayed beneficiaries to have more flexibility for emergency needs and many having to evacuate neighboring facilities don't have access to healthcare records. emergency declaration allows hospitals and nursing home to waive requirements to provide patient care as needd there on the screen you were seeing harvey there it continues to hover over that area unlike our

and over in texas things are not looking good. >> through the entire week they'll have to deal with this it's not moving anywhere at all. we'll bring you up to date in terms of details on the monster storm. infrared satellite showing a vast raining of area it continues to impact with plenty of rainfall and tropical storm force winds extending 115 miles from center of the storm which is currently 10 miles northeast of victoria, texas. the bands of heavy rain nush from the northwestern gulf inland to louisiana and it's just become pretty common for 20 to 27" basically to be the average for the houston area unfortunately and with another 15 to 25" of rainfall anticipated over the next several days and as mentioned earlier by the reporter that some areas will see locally up to 50" of rainfall. it c

portion of it as well over the water and that's not a good thing. tropical storm warnings in effect as well as tornado owe watches and warnings for the coastal area and inland as well and we're talking copious amounts of rainfall flooding out roads and bridges and all kind of things as well as no power as that's been mentioned also. >> for us here at home we had a coastal flood advisory that ended for st. mary's that's good news. temperatures for us into the 60s and 0s. oh, i have a few 50s on the man. it's getting cool out there. 64 for the overnight low and taste of fall in the air. but it will heat up bit end of the week again. i'll have the details later, marina. >> thanks, gwen. urban search and resue from maryland and virginia hit the road to help officials in texas respond to disastrous flooding in the houston area. special trained groups from fairfax and montgomery counties are heading south to focus on water rescues. "fox5" evan lambert is live in rockville with more. evan. >>

firefighters from montgomery country fire rescue left rockville about 7:00 they are headed on that 20 hour trip to the disaster he zone to houston. to help with water rescue. this is video of that group leaving rockville this eve evening. they are called the maryland task force one. a fema equipped and trained group and firefighters from montgomery country fire rescue taking big rigs, boats, rescue equipment to them to the houston area and fema decides where they are needed once they get there and this group volunteered to get on the national water rescue team and they'll be in houston 10 to 14 days and besides that rescue equipment, they have enough supplies to be totally self-sufficient to live off of for that entire period.. chief scott goldstein says this group in particular has expertise me those water rescues. >> specialized training we have the

neighborhood and that's a well known sophisticated rapid water area. these folks have that same level of training and these are all swift water rescue technicians and ready to go and operate in this water environment and heavily trained in concrete breaking. doing that type of collapsed concrete structure rescue operations. >> and the montgomery county team is joined by another group from fairfax country fire rescue. these are pictures of that team leaving for houston earlier this afternoon. they left around 3:00. both of these groups are part of a larger network of fema supported groups about 28 all across the country that respond to these national -- natural disasters and help local authorities when they're dealing with overwhelming amount of water rescues. live in rockville, evan lambert, "fox5 local news". >> breaking right now, the remains of all ten u.s. sailors

mccain were recovered. the navy sailors were named missing monday after their warship collided with an oil tank every in the pacific ocean east of singapore. that caused significant damage for the ship making it difficult to find the missing men. it's fourth time this year u.s. navy vessel is involved in a major collision. >> and breaking in the district now a water rescue is underway in potomac river near the key bridge. witnesses tell d.c. fire and ems two people wept into the water and never resurfaced and rescue crews successfully removed one of the victims from the water. that person's condition at this point unknown. crews are trying to locate the second victim. >> tropical storm arvey having a major impact on travel. >> this story live from dils, hey, lindsay . >> hey, guys, you would not know it now but more than 100 international travelers were diverted here to dulles tonight. we'll show what you

like here earl earlier after the break. >> later more on devastation harvey is causing in texas we'll head back live as rain continues to pummel the gulf coast. ast.

>> "fox5" lindsey watts live at dulles international airport where we've been seeing long lines of people trying to get on to flights. >> those lines waept way in the last hour or so i would say. quiet now. united airlines agent just game over and let me know more than 1300 international travelers were diverted to dulles today. united has a hub in houston. so that airline was particularly impacted by

storm it's been a long day of traveling for some several days enough to lose track. >> delayed from saturday morning to these are international travelers whose united flights were diverted to dulles and people here are flying from brazil, argentina, turkey and peru. somewhere flying to houston and others just had connecting flights there. >> we came from the plane and told us not houston and the airport is not in conditions and so we came to washington we don't know if we can catch the plane to chicago or not i think there's a plane in half an hour. >> we asked people what they anded when they boarded planes and most knew about the storm and hoped for the best. >>

rally that bad. >> after getting through the line that family found out they were stuck overnight. >> very tide and upset. >> one in the group doesn't mind vision being extended. >> she's the only one. >> because people were traveling all day a lot of folks i spoke to did not have a sense of devastation we're seeing tonight in houston. and we saw the true global impacts of the storm. lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> much more ahead on harvey next live to dirk inson sex sex outside of houston for latest on devastation there. >> harvey could mean bad news for those at the gas pump in our region. why the storm may impact the price you pay in the coming weeks. weeks.

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>> we're back with more on tropical storm harvey. the rain is expected to last for days. >> national weather service says when it's finally over some areas of texas could see four feet of rain. harvey is to blame for five deaths and more than a donz injuries and authorities fear that toll will go higher. lauren demarco has been in the thick of this historic storm. >> she joins us now live from dickinson texas with more. you can see the water behind you i believe you're at the traffic light. >> reporter: yeah, hey, ma marina, lauren, i'm on top of interstate 45 looking over what was a road big intersection and there were streets that would lead on to the interstate. and now it is just one big rushing river and the current

we were watching rescue boats go up and down here throughout the day. what they've been doing is rescuing people who were stuck in homes that war trapped there. they have been bringing them here to interstate 45. it's been a staging area where buses will pick them up and take them to various shelters in gal ofes ton county and marina, lauren the tragic thing we've been seeing families to elderly couples with trash bags of what is their possessions and when they get back there may not be much less. >> we saw pictures out of the nursing home earlier tonight. eltd already i people with water up to their chest and just looked awful. and they all got out safely? >> yeah, they did. so that ws nursing home here in galveston country and there were two dozen elderly folks and workers that got trapped there in the rushing water.

image seeing that water sitting at the waist line of those folks unable to do anything. we know everyone was safely rescued and they're now back in areas where they're being taken care of. truly devastating and shows you how fast a lot of this flooding happened in this air very much under a flash flooding. marina, lauren. >> any idea why they were not evacuated faster. >> that is it. that's what happened. a lot of people were asleep when this started happening and woke up realized their floors were covered in water and it was rushing in and a lot of people in this area simply were caught off guard. they did not realize how fast this was going to happen. and as you can see, this water is not going anywhere. it's come very quickly and it's now just piling up and we're expecting another night of

possibly even knew more days dropping 50" on certain areas. this is not something that folks here want to take lightly. >> the sad part is so many other folks sxeersing the same thing as what we saw in the nursing home in dickinson. lauren blanchard live in dickinson texas. thank you, lauren. >> harvey made land fall in rockville as a dangerous category four storm. >> that town is devastated by strong winds and pounding rain many lossing homes andies abouts. >> ray boyd spoke to the residents and shares those stories tonight. >> residents along texas's coastline are picking up the pieces after hurricane carvey devastating image. nancy and george collins found their home destroyed and they say they have no money and no insurance to fix it and will have to live in a mobile home. >> we have a camper that survived it and at least we have something to live n a lot of people don't. >> homes appeared to have held better than many businesses and these homes st

front yard blown straight out of the warehouse next door and don got emotional thinking about his surf shop. he's concern today may be a total loss as most of the misdemeanor was rurned when the roof leaked and ceiling partially fell in. >> we had this building since 1969. we did not have this much damage from cilia. so, it is kind of a surprise. >> most of the water damage appears to be from pounding rain rather than storm surge as predicted and torrential rain and strong winds caused damage to many roofs including this auto parts business. >> we'll rebuild it will take time but we'll get there. >> workers stood in rock for the for the storm and next time he'll evacuate. >> i was at my house and the door is trying to push open. french doors trying to -- big treel trees falling and huge oak trees pushed right over. >> walker says he has insurance to help him rebuild. and many residents say they do not.

cause damage in texas over the next several days. in corpus christi ray bogan fox news. >> harvey impact could soon be feld across the country. houston as one of the largest shipping lanes in the world and if it's shut down for a period of time that could lead to a spike in gas prices as well as some consumer goods. we hear more now from fox's crystal clark. >> it's a temporary event that drivers expect could come with a temporary price hike at the pump. >> we've seen it before and i think we can see it again. hopefully. >> nearedly a third of nation's refineries are along the texas coast and some like sit copetroleum in corpus christi shut down. >> wind interrupts the power supply and you have flooding that interrupts operations and that means there's going to be no gasoline being produced. >> and a major hurricane could have the potential to halt business for two weeks or more and athat could lead gas pr prices to spike several dollars a gallon and aaa i

to 30 cents. >> drivers on the road would not be the only ones facing higher costs. >> many commercial airlines could also see a rise in gas prices and meaning ultimately you could end up paying the difference when you buy a ticket. >> the storm that lingers as this is expected to do over the western gulf could have impact in shipping. >> impact at sea has economists most concerned houston is home to more than 100 chemical plants businesses that make things like fertilizer and plastic used to make car parts and toys and yes. >> even your iphone. many of the plastic parts are shipped to countries like china where the finished product is created and then shipped back to the u.s. >> the materials are shipped out of the houston ship channel a route meteorologistists are watching for storm serj with so much at stake leaders in texas are not taking this storm likely. a page ar disaster declaration was issued.

stage this is going to be a very major disaster. >> well still ahead a heart-warming moment in the midst of devastation. >> how a storm chaser managed to track down more than harvey this weekend. we'll be right

>> right now at 10:0 we continue to monitor tropical storm harvey. we're seeing incredible and heartbreaking imannual from texas as people there try to cope with tropical storm harvey. it's considered catastrophic and historic storm and blamed for five deaths and more than a dozen injuries. ha

unleash torrents of rain that could last for days. national weather service says the storm could dump up to 50" of rain in parts of state. texas governor greg abbott urged residents to get out of harm's way. always tried to seek the high ground whether you're on ground or in a building. get as high as you can. and try to avoid going outside if you don't need to. >> and again emergency responders are asking people to donate fwots help with rescue efforts. >> help is on its way to texas from our area. earlier this evening more than a dozen montgomery county firefighters left for the flood rav amid region and fire fighters are part of fema urban search and rescue task force helping with water rescues and firefighters br bringing with them rigs, boats and rescue equipment to the houston area and another team from fairfax country also left today for texas. fema activated both teams earlier today to help

to the natural disaster. >> and a bit of good news here a storm chaser managed to track down more than harvey this weekend. >> he also found and reunited a lost dog with the family. erin jade jack was traveling from austin to victoria texas when he spotted the dog he was trying to get gas and pulled over and the dog started following his vehicle and eventually juneed inside. jack posted a message on social media. i need help trying to find the owner. so if you can share, tweet, whatever you got to do to help. >> within an hour jack's message got 5,000 retweets and that helped cash get reunited with his owners. jack appeared on fox and friends today to tell the story. >> within an hour i was not sure it was the owner i had multiple people telling me it was the owner sure enough it was and i took him back last night. >> cash the dog was so excited whene

he nearly jumped out of the vehicle to greet him. >> what a great story in the midst of everything happening down there. >> you hate -- we heard lauren blanchard talking about pets and belongings in one bag it's tough to see people leaving their homes. >> and he went the distance for that. pets are family. >> it's amazing how social media helps in these situations. >> incredible work. you see a lot of rescues are happening with owners and carrying their dogs in arms and just you know not letting them stay behind. >> exactly. >> these scenes in houston are heartbreaking and unfortunately as we see the radar on the bottom of the screen that storm continues to hover over houston. >> it does it won'ting moving any time soon. so let's get to it. you know we've been fortunate here at home. we had an absolutely spectacular weekend and it was a little cooler in the evenings but i'm calling it refreshing and other on that we had sunshine, people were

it well, things are really still fired up as far as texas is concerned. this is massive storm as you know and it's actually just spreading itself well out parts of louisiana, other states along the gulf coast and more north are affected as well and we are seeing this really not moving very much at all. it's just basically drifting and good portion of the storm is still over the gulf and that's not a good thing. because it's continuing to pick up this water and just spin and dump it and it's also feeding itself on own rain that it actually dumped as well. they're getting a real punch here as far as the wet weather is concerned and that is really not only the problem we have the storm surge and winds and also got all the storms that are firing up and we've had tornado watches and warnings as well and here's areas we actually still have tropical storm warning in effect and elsewhere here we have advisories too. so a lot happening here as we know in the south. so here's a look at

totals so far. houston gal ofeston area has received in areas more than 27" of rainfall and in the last 24 hours or so this is become almost common unfortunately. also on top of this they're going to continue to get another 15 to 20 or more" of rainfall. we're talking locally totals that could reach up to 50" of rainfall. so they're still not out of the clear and we still have a few more days to go and part of the problem is this storm actually is not going anywhere. right now winds are sustained 40 miles an hour. here's a look at projected track. it will be updated 11:00. take a look. it's wanting to bring it back over the gulf again and mack a second land fall this is not a good thing it will get a little more energy here. may not intensify much but enough to bring pounding water back in with quite a bit of force. and it there a blocking high east and another one to the west. and light

there's no steering mechanism for this thing and that's why it is spinning and continuing to get this on shore flow that continues to hit the area and stay pretty much in place. and so that's part of the problem. there is no steering mechanism. that will eventually change as we get a little later in the week as though ridge of high pressures start to weaken and storm will have somewhere to start to move its way out of there. and so isolated amounts as we said up to 50. tornado threats continue. tropical storm force winds extending from the center of the storm system. here at home as he sid said things quieter and temperatures 50s and 60s and tonight 64 degrees. once we get to tomorrow we're talking high of 78 degrees. here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. showers on monday later in the day and early tuesday. other than that not looking bad. it heats up by the end of the week. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. checking other top stories now remains of all ten u.s. sailors on board the u.s.s. jo

the sailors were named missing monday after a warship collided with oil tank egger in the pacific ocean east of singapore that caused significant damage to the ship making it difficult for crews to find the missing men. it's the fourth time a vessel in the navy has been involved in a major collision this year. >> in virginia they're looking for suspect that defaced a confederate monument overnight they dumped pine tar on the statue and naacp condemned it saying removal of monuments should happen through the proper channels. >> more arrests made following white supremists rally in charlottesville earlier this month first 18-year-old daniel boreden from ohio behind bars after seen on social media as one of the men attacking a black man in parking lot. boreden is charged with malicious wounding of 20-year-old he deanne dray harris mrevt bloodid and unconscious in the attack.

maryland imperial wizard out of rose dale was taken into custody. 52-year-old richard preston can be seen firing his gun and was charged with discharging a firearm near the school. this took place during the unight the right rally in charlottesville. he can face ten years if prison. >> calling for negotiations after north korea fired off three missiles friday. as fox news allison barber reports it's effort to deescalate nucleus intepings on the penis la. >> north korea's latest missile launch is provocative act and at least for now the u.s. intends to continue with diplomacy and "peaceful pressure campaign". >> firing of my ballistic missile is violation of you un security council resolutions and view as proactive act clearly they're messaging us as well they're not prepared to back away from their position. >> saturday hawaiiim

military officials say north korea successfully launched three short-range ballistic missiles. so far this year the regime launched 21 missiles. in late july they fired off a long range inter continental ballistic missile. experts say it flew 2300 miles into space. north korean state media claimed it was proof the regime could strike u.s. soil. sortly after reports surfaced claiming north korea produced a minitureizeed nuclear war head a war head small enough to fit inside a missile and then the regime made threats against guam and the result, a dramatic warning. >> they will be met with fire and fury. >> united nations security council also unanimously voted in favor of new sanctions last month. and secretary tillerson suggested they were working five days ago. >> i don't know we're wrong, wris, i think it's going to sai take time to tell. >> after launch in late july u.s. essentially rolled

sleeves for a big muscle flex first the u.s. air force flew two b 1 bombers over korean peninsula and then the u.s. missile september a fad missile shooting down the missile over the ocean. fox news. a memorial that honors service men and women in stafford, virginia is grab ago tension for all the wrong reasons as "fox5" kristin leon reports the memorial is covered with spelling mistakes and inaccuracies. one concerned citizens is calling on county to fix the errors. >> stafford county armed services memorial. every brick has its own story. >> he's taking a bridge and killed deering taking a br bridge. >> jason pelt likes could come by a pay respects to war heroes past and present. >> and you'll notice at the top it says staffer county honors residents that gave their li

says is that some of the names and ranks engraved on bricks are not right. >> we have earl and rick jr. listed there as private and he's pfc, private first class. >> jason says a week ago he was here reflecting and resting to what this particular war hero must have endured when he noticed something odd about this brick dedicated to him. >> muscleman is a common stafford county name however that's not how you spell it. >> he started doing research on his own and turns out he says that was not the only mistake made. >> it was not morris muscleman it was norris muscleman. so we got his first name and last name spelled wrong. >> out of 66 bricks you see here paid for by the county, jason says 55 of them are inaccurate and when he brought this up to stafford country officials? >> they said those names came

from a eagle scout project and nobody checked them. >> we called the county to see if, in fact, that's where the information came from. but we have not heard back from them. still, jason says the county owes it to not only the war heroes but to the community, too. >> give these heroes the respect that they've already earned. >> that guy say hero. >> hopefully they'll do -- make amends and change blocks. >> i can't believe all the work that went into it and all the errors, it's wild. ahead a brand new attraction in the district already catching eyes of many. >> have you seen the 28 blocks mural. it is fabulous and we have the story behind it m coming up next

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>> called 28 blocks and spans entire side of one building in northeast. >> microfiche-off shows us how it came together and what it means to the city's his history. this is just mazeing statement of who we are. >> this magnificent mural is called 28 blocks and it represents the 28 huge marble blocks brought into washington to construct lincoln memorial. this mural begins with a quote by frederick douglass about ernestness and working hard which is foundation of what we are as americans and these were immigrants from italy and freed nran the united states who did this work to create probably the most iconic memorial in washington d.c. i saw

avenue across going across the bypass. it's a rally good view from there. >> 50,000 people a day can see this mural by riding up and down the red line between rhode island avenue and noma and also our visitors who are on amtrak or mark or can see it from the train stations. >> with all the controversy we're taking down the confederate statues and i think this is just amazing statement. >> this is homage to what it takes to be part of the history of this country. and what it takes to build. these things don't magically appear on the mall. it's a lot of hard work and lot of craftsmanship and department of general services wanted to honor that. >> it makes me tier up it's aies making i love it. >> fantastic work. there my favorite part is people can see it passing by on the train. >> very, very cool. >> yeah. w

preseason is officially in the books. >> yes, it is redskins can claim victory. >> brody logan was at today's game highlights from him coming up next.

week three of preseason football is in the books and redskins piingd up their first win this afternoon. >> yes, they did beat sin nazi here at home and while skins were victorious first team offense once again struggled to score. "fox5" brody logan reports. brody logan, grant paulson fedex over the redskins fi finally got first preseason win in game three. 23-17 over bengales. grant what are are initial take aways. >>

first namely first team offense have not played up to potential and that did not happen this evening, eitherer, though they were better at the end of outing second quarter than they were certainly over the last couple weeks. i think kirk cousins and tyrell prior not in unison. that's a key story line for me in the next couple weeks as they prepare for eeingings. >> another slow start for first team offense. they finally got a touchdown against first team defense and definitely a lot of work to be done week one against eagles we will not see any starters in last preseason game against the bucks and today we saw jordan reed out there junior gilette what we have not seen all season. what was your impressions. >> he did what i anticipated hit the ground sprinting he's elite special weapon likes of which there are not guys are around the league like him. red kins are lucky to have h him. as outside linebacker he made a couple moves and didn't have a couple sacks but pressures

get back up to speed. has not played two years a thought he flashed a couple times and loved performances from starting defense and zach brown at linebacker. defense to me right now is far ahead of where it was at the end of last preseason which is a good sign. >> we have two weeks until the first game against eagles. what do you think this team needs to work on before game one to be ready for the se season? >> simple they've got to be able to start faster. this was a problem much of last season about a staple throughout jay gruden's regime not only do they not start games quickly but not starting seasons well. that will be paramount. they have to come out against philadelphia in the first quarter offensively and established momentum. they crippled themselves by knocking first down and had third down conversion off the board with penalty and cleans that's up and first team defense got drive of double digit plays and against sin 23459y behind

and to me that's the story for the team. start quicker and give momentum and if they can do that they'll be okay. >> a good thing when they had a big mistake they came back with line drive and best drive of preseason maybe something to look upon for wartd to week one. we have to weeks. we won't see this team offense on the field until game one eagles september 10. for grand paulson. broadly logan back to you. >> look at the backup, guys on thursday when they have their last preseason game. >> tampa bay. >> and then at home two weeks from now we'll tate win though for now. >> we'll take any win come on. >> we'll be right back. >> jinx. x.

>> back with a quick look what is going on around town in the week ahead

beginning to wrap up sadly but on wednesday, michael bol ton will perform at wolf track and then on sunday it's i love the 90s tour. it lc. monday tell jordan. c&c music factory and also on sunday match box 20 and counting crows jiffy lube live and cher is back mgm national harbor thursday. speaking of national harbor there is one more weekend left to escape the heat and chill out in the life size snow globe been set up. there you have seen. it there's live music and cocktails and falling snow thursday through sunday. and sunday seems to be the highlight with no doubt blink 18 and wheezinger tribute band. tickets are $10 and sure sign that the summer it coming to end. renaissance festival. grab smoked turkey leg and watch armoured josting and the

saturdays and sundays through october. >> a look what is going on nationwide in week ahead we turn to fox's rich den ison. >> monday the best tennis players face off 2017 u.s. open championships in queens new york established in 1881 the event will span two weeks and is currently the only grand slam tennis championship held in the united states. wednesday, tech giant samsung is set to unveil newest product samsung gear smart watch after the company released latest smart phone galaxy note eight and this week saturday marks 72nd answer vury of v day victory over japan day. this marked official end of word war ii. over 290,000 military members died as a results of war. that's a look at the week ahead i'm rich den ison, fox news. >> and news tonight from far from over. >> news at 11 starts right

now. this is "fox5 local news at 11". right now 11:00 tropical storm halfy continues to hit texas hard and slams houston causing widespread flatting lawsuit the city. >> mondayer is storm lingering on the gulf coast and houston underwater. flooding and sending residents on to rooftops as residents poured into their homes. >> 3,000 national guard troops are now helping in rescue efforts and more than a dozen texas counties are under a federal disaster declaration and all public transit is shut down in houston. >> national weather service warns that before the storm is over houston and surrounding areas could see as much as 50" of rain. >> devastating and dramatic images like this are now coming in. senior citizens trapped in a nursing home in city of dickinson most in wheelchairs and using oxygen tanks. thankfully they were he vaik associated after the inco

>> and houston hair opened the city convention center to people impacted by the storm. >> harvey is fiercest storm to hit the u.s. in more that a decade. >> lauren blanchard has more from dickinson, texas. >> deadly flooding in texas has afternoony continues to drop rain and rescue crews here work around the clock to save lives. >> come on big die guy i got you. >> rescues underway as unprecedented flooding hits. nation's fourth largest populated city inundated after harvey drops two feet of water in 24 hours quickly rising waters leaving residents stranted and emergency crews conducting rescues by boat. >> it's up to my chest in here. and the water we live on second floor everybody is on second floor right now and water is probably on the fourth step already. >> of the second floor. >> of the second floor. >> highways turned into rivers as vehicles were submerged. and some drivers getting stu