correspondent who has done a tremendous job, he's been all over, he's reporting out of west colombia, brazoriating neighborhoods from looters, are you seeing any looting? >> in harris county, similarly we saw sporadic incidents specially during rescue mode when people were being displaced, unfortunately you have crooks that are going to take advantage of the moment unfortunately. we try today eventually provide order maintenance and try today beef up patrols and we've had a great show of force coming from all over the u.s. and here in texas, of course, so we've been able to supplement that and we have seen very minor incidents and every day it's less and less. we are back into regular calls for service, we are not seeing much looting in harris county. >> that's good to hear. we are looking at live pictures, flat-bottom boats still out there and people maybe traveling by boats to begin the mucking out process. we have been seeing volunteers pouring from across the nation. how are your people, first responders holding up? >> we are holding up, okay. again, i traveled to most of stations througho

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we're on the fort bend brazoria county line. doing everything we can to get the people out and get the animals to safety. >> a lot of viewers are probably thinking after seven days, how in the world do we have, you know a dozen or so people still back in these parts and is this so our viewers have a perspective? is this new flooding because of the amount of water? >> i haven't been to this part of the county, haven't been this far south since the flooding took place. we'll conduct an assessment and check out the needs and move forward and try to get people to safety. that's the main thing, get people out to safety as the waters rise. >> neil, we're going to take a look over here and see the border patrol brought in. just seeing what these guys are doing. one of the things we want to do is obviously even though the rains have stopped and we're on do you seven, we don't want to interrupt. sir, why were you called many? >> we were just called in, trying to get out here, preservation of human life. we've been given the information t

i grew up in brazoria and we played war and the cornfields. that is how we ended up in the army. wanted to kill communists, rocky four was all about this. imagine in 1981, a group of men showing up at a protest and friend.""russia is our at the second charlottesville protest, there was a guy who had factory makinged girl bombs and was chanting about how syria has it right and that sort of thing. rush's goal is two parts. one is the strategy is devolution. to break up all unions wherever there at. that goes from a local level. of two primary adversaries to the russians the european and union. if they can break up those, that allows him to go one-on-one with any country and then they have strength diplomatically in terms of information, military, even economically and oil reserves. beyond that is to push their foreign-policy view and they have already won. it is over, folks. they have one. in three years, the greatest influence campaign in history of mankind has just been pulled off. they now have influence over a global, but not nationalist agenda that stretches from russian throu

brazoria county, my wife and i visited the shelters, we visited the county, i went there and i need toet back over there because the river in st. bernard, brazos river are beginning to -- they have been coming out of banks, flooding people there, shelters in galveston, friendswood where i live was unbelievably hard hit. arthel: how is your home? >> our home is fine. thanks for asking. our heart goes out to people. we went to beaumont. arthel: our hearts are definitely there with all of you in southeast texas as well as southwest louisiana, do you like -- would you like to see changes to the infrastructure or system in houston after harvey? >> well, i think we are going to have have learned some things by this disaster. the president has already talked about an infrastructure bill, if you will. since our area is such a huge generator of energy, such big economic driver, fuel prices spike because of the refinery that's been shut down. so i think you're going to see infrastructure where we can protect the coast and this is more about rain event, a rain-maker, corpus christi got hit by the

they say the area that we are in, which is wharton and brazoria county called the bathtub of texas.ot of attention to that area today. sending rescue crews down there today. going door to door again trying to save lives. we spoke to a captain from the los angeles police department who is a commander here with fema. take a listen to him describing the situation here right now. >> it's definitely in the over. even though we have had sunny skies the last three days and water subsided. there are still areas that we're being assigned to. water up to the chest. four or five feet level. we're going in there with these large trucks. we are going in there in our rescue boats. we're going in there in waders and dry suits. right now fema is in daily morning meeting. we have been talking with them after their morning meeting and they give us the briefing on what the latest is we will be talking with the commanders in a short while. we will update you guys. right here in houston, the mayor saying the army corps of engineers continues to release water from the reservoirs in this area that are spi