. >> reporter: now some northern republicans are calling out texas senators john cornen and ted cruzng for more aid, even though they opposed a $50 billion relief bill after hurricane sandy. new jersey guch n governor, chris christy. >> the congressional members in texas are hip krits. i said in 2012. >> cruz defend the vote from houston. >> i didn't thing it was appropriate to engage in pork barrel spending where 2/3 of the bill was unrelated spending had nothing to do with sandy and was politicians wasting money. >> fema is encouraging flood victims to begin filing their insurance claims. another fiscal flash point. national flood insurance program its currently running a $25 billion deficit. and it is set to expire altogetheren a month, norah if congress doesn't act. >> wow, congress has a lot to do. nancy un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more, because this scent lasts for 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. right, freshness for w

senator ted cruz voted against the sandy relief bill for hurricane sandy and so did texas senator john cornen. he mentioned they are working on a bill to support harvey victims. here is why he said he didn't vote for the sandy bill. take a listen. >> that bill included money for fisheries in alaska. the last i checked, hurricane sandy didn't go anywhere near alaska. so the texas congressional delegation voted against putting unnecessary spending in what should have been an emergency relief bill. in texas, we're going to see bipartisan support in congress across congress for providing the aid that texans need. >> we follow up with the question, will the texas bill to help harvey victims be free of pork? texas senator ted cruz responding saying that they will focus on emergency response. you know, we're going to have to see and read that bill and figure out what all will be in that bill. of course, a lot of texans hurting right now hoping that some sort of relief bill is passed through congress to help people in texas rebuild. >> no doubt. the people of houston and surrounding areas, they want

joining with us more is anna cornen live in seoul. >> reporter: interesting how kim jong-un and north taking the upper hand here following those comments made by donald trump a few days ago. as you say, they did come out in state media this morning saying they are seriously examining a strike directed at guam which as we know is a u.s. sovereign territory, home to a strategic u.s. naval and air force base, as well as a population of some 160,000

joining with us more is anna cornen live in seoul. >> reporter: interesting how kim jong-un and north korea are taking the upper hand here following those comments made by donald trump a few days ago. as you say, they did come out in state media this morning saying they are seriously examining a strike directed at guam which as we know is a u.s. sovereign territory, home to a strategic u.s. naval and air force base, as well as a population of some 160,000 people. this strike involving four intermediate-range missiles with nuclear warheads would be ready within days. they would fly over japan. they would be airborne for approximately 17 minutes according to north korean state media. and they would land some 30 to 40 kilometers off the coast of guam. outside the territorial waters but inside the u.s. economic zone which as miguel mentioned in the intro would send a very strong message to the u.s. indeed. now, here in south korea, the national security council with the south korean president has wrapped up. they issued a statement a short time ago saying that north korea must stop escala

right here some place, he's right here, we just want to thank your governor, senator cruise, senator cornendan, the whole group. this has been a total cooperative effort. again, we will see you soon. i will tell you, this is historic. it's epic, what happen ed. but you know what? it happened in texas and texas can handle anything. thank you all, folks. thank you, thank you. >>> what a crowd, what a turnout, the president addressing the 200 to 500 people or so that greeted him when he landed and left corpus christi, saying the state will get what they need. that's the president's plane right now, flying to austin, texas, where he and the first lady will tour a command center, meanwhile, the resz cue effort in other parts of texas is still ongoing. our local affiliate is in king wood texas, where rescue efforts are still underway. people are still trapped in their homes, thousands, potentially. untold how many have already fled and go to local hotels or potentially staying with family, thousands are in shelters as well. these are images from kprc in king wood, texas. >> as louisiana marks the

if it is necessary, we'll have republicans are calling out texas senators john cornen and ted cruz whon though they opposed a $50 billion relief bill after hurricane sandy. governor, chris christy. >> the congressional members in texas are hip krits. i said in 2012. >> cruz defend the vote from houston. >> i didn't thing it was appropriate to engage in pork barrel spending where 2/3 of the bill was unrelated spending had nothing to do with sandy and was politicians wasting money. >> fema is encouraging flood victims to begin filing their insurance claims. another fiscal flash point. national flood insurance program its currently running a $25 billion deficit. and it is set to expire altogetheren a month, norah if congress doesn't act. >> wow, congress has a lot to do. nancy cordes, thank you. coming of next, how harvey is fueling a rise in gas prices, nationwide. so, your new prescription does have a few side effects. oh, like what? ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, ♪ nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no. ♪ sooooo gassy girl. ♪ so gassy. if you're