and cypress two years ago?first of all, it's the markets that we're focusing on that's automotive, industrial and consumer and then the technologies that we're providing in there, you know, programmability, but more importantly the connectivity the biggest change i would tell you is how we go to market the days of customers taking multiple chips or products and putting it together are past they're behind us. the future is how can a semiconductor supplier transform itself to a systems enabler, in order to solve higher level problems that add value. that's where we are. that's where a lot of our investment is. it's no longer in hardware and technology, it's a lot of it on the software, and the system integration side of it that's really fueling the growth that we have. >> can you talk to us about the usb business it seems you're a dominant player >> absolutely. you know, usb is changing from your standard usb plugs to what we call usb type c, which is to simplify it, the one plug to rule them all. if you look at

what a cypresses. an athlete on his own against the clock. —— what are cypresses. 20.20.what are cypresses. 20.20. i think that is a message to the iaaf to say i'm fit and healthy. how bizarre. i do not think there is any thing other than goodwill towards issac makwala. even from the iaaf as well. i saw the letter sent to the botswana team officials. that was fantastic, issac makwala having to get 20.53 or better, he achieved 20.20. giving that push up saying i'm fit and healthy. and in those conditions. let's bring back in christine 0huruogu to talk about that race. the whole crowd loved that. so happy for him. so happy for him. doing those push—ups again! he made it look easy but in those conditions it must‘ve been tough. made it look easy but in those conditions it must've been toughm must‘ve conditions it must've been toughm must've been tough i think, what a stage to running! i could imagine doing a time trial with all these people and he has the whole stage to himself and he delivered. i'm so happy for him. well something else to look forward to this evening. sir mo

>> reporter: i'm actually a little ways out of cypress. we're actually 30, 40 miles north of houston. we've been following this convoy of cars and boats and trucks. these are animal rescuers, and now that the human rescue is winding down, these folks are able to focus more on finding and rescuing some of the animals that may have been stranded at at height of this disaster. let's show you what happened earlier this morning. i shot some of this video for facebook live. this shows you the houston spca where they were doing a major movement of the animals that they already had there at the shelter. these were animals that were up for adoption. more than 100 dogs and cats that they decided to move out and what happened is spca, humane society, folks from other cities around the area came into houston. they helped pack up these animals safely, the ones that were already there, and they are moving them all to atlanta. that is to free up space in that shelter in houston so that when these folks, and if you want to look back live here, so that whe

totally lost. >> rescue crews responding to 1,000 unanswered calls near cypress creek alone.orce manage like andy to wait for help. >> they evacuated my mother yesterday. today is my turn. i'm glad. surviving. >> you are just in shock. kind of, you keep, you always, you never think it will happen to you. everybody always says >> nancy while is among the many rescued from her home by volunteers. >> been to houses already on the second story and water was entering the second story. it was higher than what we expected. >> stephen lott traveled through the night from louisiana to help. he and his three friends cobble together enough money to buy a boat. meanwhile, those without boats are finding other ways to help. >> wherever they need to go. that is where we have been transporting them. wherever they need to go. >> boats on boats full of people trying to get the loved ones and the pets to higher ground. working on where they go next as the water continues to rise. >> we are getting a lot of heart-wrenching stories out here. even two little boys rescued from an apartment. after

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michael is life in cypress just northwest of houston. michael? michael: for folks who are able to get around it is difficult to navigate. we are off 90. five or ten minutes ago the folks started to go past the barricade to think they could get on the highway. the traffic is backed up. unclear if they encountered high water up there. we have seen law enforcement officers directing convoys of citizens. impromptu team of the boat with peoples turning around, trying to make it to those trapped. directing resources to the need in cypress, northwest of houston. >> put that there and wait. >> we just brought this for this. drove from austin, bought it in new brunfells and came to help. >> citizens outnumber first responders. >> we are supported by the harris county sheriff office. they brought a humvee and escort with us. >> there are annoy people stuck in the neighborhood. >> the rain won't let up. >> i'm grateful i have elec tisty and water and -- electricity and water but the rain keeps coming. >> four boats went out but they couldn't get very far. >

michelle: in the thick of it for us in cypress. thank you. look at this. maryland task force one rescue crews now in san antonio. awaiting deployment to the disaster areas. the rest of the team here is on standby meanwhile, in case more crews are needed. fairfax crews are also in texas. jonathan: despite reports that his megachurch turned away flood victims, joel olsteen insisted the church never rejected those in need. he says in addition to offering shelter the church is center also. the lowest level of the 16,000-seat former sports arena was flooded over the weekend, that is why they didn't open the doors. the water now receded. that is why they are allowing people in. nancy: homeowners in houston will be on the hook for just about everything. according to insurance experts only 2 in 10 people there have flood insurance. some people may have to sell the home or take out loans just to make simple repairs and buy new furniture. some estimates place flood damage at $35 billion. $35 billion. that is on the low end. about the same as katrina when it came to

want to stop the conversation for a minute to show you a rescue going on right now, i'm told this is cypress, texas. we have a lot of live pictures coming in. you can see there there are boats in the water. bringing a smaller boat up to a larger vehicle, or boat, i can't see from the backs of these gentlemen who appear to be on a larger boat, but maybe that's a dock, we don't know because we can't see the picture there. but it scenes like this are playing out all across texas. so the rain has stopped, you can see that in these areas, but that has not stopped the urgency of the search and rescue areas, some areas that were not flooded yesterday, are flooded today with the levees overtopping and coming down with more water. and these are the hats and uniforms, so some of these appear to be first responders, but a lot of people we have seen doing this are people who are good samaritans. miguel, take us through what you're watching. >> reporter: in what you're looking at is people who were stranded in the cypress area of houston, near the addicks reservoir, there were also individuals who had pr

. >>> and then this is cell phone video from cypress, texas, where an apparent tornado touched done. not far from there in missouri city a tornado was confirmed there. no deaths or injuries have been reported. >>> president trump expecting another briefing on the storm this morning. >>> local volunteers from the red cross are helping those affected by hurricane harvey. they already opened more than 15 shelters for texas residents. the red cross says more than 1,800 people slept in 35 shelters in texas and low-. can y and louisiana. >>> somara, give us a final check of the weather on this sunday. >> spectacular conditions. your next best shot of rain is monday afternoon and tuesday. keep that in mind. >> but a good day today? >> absolutely. >>> that's it for us on "news4 today." but "meet the press" is next. >>> amelia draper is on the ground in the greater houston area and will have reports all day for us and also coming up at ♪ it's twith the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and sn

were seeking banking and tax document records on paul manafort's business dealings in ukraine and in cypress and in order to get that, mueller would have had to convince a judge that there was probable cause of a crime having been committed, now, he has been cooperating, manafort has with the investigation. a spokesman said that he is consistently cooperated with law enforcement and other series inquiries and did so on this occasion as well, and it confirmed that mueller is looking at more than just russia's medaling in the election. we now know, that the trump campaign and trump, jr. and manafort have turned over documents to the senate judiciary committee, the committee is expected to hold hearings in late september. >> all right, tracy, thank you. >> now, to a bizarre story out of massachusetts, people may find it disturbing. two sitters under arrest for putting a baby inside a fridge and filming it for snapchat. you can see a person is seen picking up and placing the infant in the fridge and she said bye and she closes the door. in another portion they open the fridge to reveal the screa

the storm also formed this funnel cloud in cypress, texas. what you see on this video has not been confirmed as a tornado, but you can see the aftermath for yourself. high winds caused major damage to this home and other property nearby. in the last few hours, more philadelphia firefighters departed for texas to join search and rescue efforts linked to tropical storm harvey. nbc10 was in northeast philadelphia where first responders with the pennsylvania task force loaded up tractor trailers with equipment and supplies before rolling south. >> we originally were told we were going to have a mission specific package that was going to be sent down there, and then fema has notified us that we're going to go with a type-three deployment, which is the second largest deployment. >> the convoy of task force tractor trailers started rolling around 3:30 this morning. the first group of firefighters from philadelphia left for the flood zone on friday before harvey made landfall as a hurricane. philadelphia fire commissioner adam teele tweeted, ready pe

we have this video that came into us of a funnel cloud that was forming in the cypress area of houston and more tornadoes could form overnight. again, we're roughly about two hours from nightfall and i want to go to victoria, texas, where catie beck has been following the storm and there has been a lot of iterations of this storm. catie, explain what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: we're in victoria, texas, where there's no shortage of rain. there's a shortage of gas because of situations like these. this was what was hanging over the gas station here in victoria, texas, as you can see this awning and completely collapsed here in the parking lot. as you can see these pumps here, not in use anymore. the streets here are seen significant flooding. several neighborhoods are going to be very difficult to pass through in just a few hours. several of them already are. this rainfall is collecting and the debris from the roads is clogging those drainage ways. so the longer that we stay here, the more we see that the rainfall is having an impact on these areas. we've talked to so many fol

we're also likely to hear about more price gouging, a best buy in cypress, texas was criticized after pictures appeared on twitter, showing cases of water selling for about $43. the chain apologized, saying this was a mistake. the texas attorney general says that's not the worst. another store was apparently charging $99 for water, and a convenience store was looking for $20 for a gallon of gas. >> they had a very calculated price, $42.96. >> they said it was a mistake. the store was closed. >> looting concerned in houston, one gun-toting man took matters into his own hands and took guard outside a convenience store. he chased off anyone approaching the store. he was a former law enforcement officer. at least 40 people have been arrested for looting in the houston area. >> and volunteers continue to stream in the area to help thousands of people in need. >> let's get to marci gonzalez, live from a shelter in houston. what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: well, we've seen hundreds of volunteers showing up here, wanting to help out with the overnight shift at this shelter. and t

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. >> renae spring is from the community of long claf lake from nearby cypress park where the national guard man purified through rescuing people. >> everybody pulled up cars on high level and everybody's stuff is flooded. >> on the southeast side of houston, more of the same. rescue crews all across the houston area are scrambling from flood to flood as levees are breached sending flood waters into unsuspecting neighborhoods. >> at least we're alive and dry. >> tonight the rain stopped falling on houston. many streets roads and highways remained flooded as the city of more than 2 million people braces for what might come tomorrow. and again this mid- -- upper middle class community about a half hour west of downtown houston remains under mandatory evacuation. that curfew in the city of houston remains in effect until 5:00 a.m. local time. we are live in katy, texas. damian trujillo nbc bay area. >> we'll see you back live again tomorrow morning. one of the most famous pastors in the country. muft base joel osteen was accused of not allowing evacuees inside his spacious church. it's a

on the line isjoey nichols in cypress. can you tell us what happened to you? low and we noticed that they started, and then a giant tornado dropped right in front of us. tornado dropped right in front of us. we had to break really quick and turn around. and then what happened, joey? we werejust turn around. and then what happened, joey? we were just trying to get away from it. so you out drove the tornado? it was going the opposite direction. what was going through your head when he saw this thing in front of you? presumably, you have not seen too many tornadoes. that is probably the first time i saw one that close. my heart dropped. i got so that close. my heart dropped. i got so scared. yes, i can imagine. joey, i had to ask if you are meant to be oui’ i had to ask if you are meant to be our driving i had to ask if you are meant to be ourdriving in i had to ask if you are meant to be our driving in this ferocious weather. no. so why were you? we had to get home. i was at my girlfriend's grandparents‘ house girlfriend‘s grandparents‘ house with them. we had t

. >> everything is gone now rrl this is what people in the city of cypress park woke up today. >> i just don't know what is going to happen. everything is at the house. >> you all want to go to the shelters, hop on. >> i just don't know what is going to happen. >> reporter: the blank stares, the hugs and the tears there is an emerging of armada and angels. volunteers who showed up with boats. this family allows our cameras to ride with them. trip after trip. >> just paying it over. it feels good to help. >> reporter: this scene repeated itself all days after several levees were breached. jo jonathan bennett said he rescued others with his cannu. the damage is extensive. >> i can't believe it. now it is happening to us. >> reporter: this is texas and their flag still flaps proudly in the wind. with all the help and support, the lone star state is not alone tonight. and then there are the first responders. you mentioned at the top of the show how the police officer lost his life. the police officers have been here throughout the event since friday. 200 of them lost their homes or homes sev

cellphone video appears to show a tornado forming in cypress, texas, and aerials in see inia plantation showing deconstruction from another tornado. >> please do not come back to these affected areas until you have an all clear from your county or coc. there's so many dangerous things going on out there. we want to make sure that everybody is safe. >> reporter: the storm is expected to drop rain on the area for several days, with some areas getting up to 50 inches. homes and businesses along the coast between corps and houston received the -- corpus christi and houston received the brunt of the storm. many spending the night at storm shelters for displaced residents like this one in austin, texas. meantime, emergency crews are beginning rescue efforts as the storm calls down and floodwaters rise. >> the message is make sure you put that signal out there that you are still there and you still need help. >> reporter: officials will be on high alert, and rescue crews will be out in full force as harvey continues to move inland. >> firefighters in oakland are getting the call to assist with

. >>> cell phone video captured what looks like a tornado in cypress, texas. h meanwhile officials say a touchdown touched down in missouri city which is just outside of houston. >>> and the local red cross has already opened more than 15 shelters for texas residents and more assistance is on the way. >>> harvey is now a tropical storm and stalled over the massive coastal area of texas. >> the governor declared states of emergencies in dozens of counties across the state. sarah dollof live. >> reporter: days, harvey is expected to travel 16 miles wreaking havoc all along the way. here in galveston, their 911 system is currently overloaded, officials say and they are asking people to call only if they are in imminent danger. today there's concern for more danger for residents. keep in mind the communities are keeli dealing with all of this flooding as they deal with the destruction from the hurricane. homes and businesses damaged. nearly 300,000 people currently without power. the cruise ships not able to dock, 20,000 people currently stranded out at sea. back

. >>> and then a tornado in cypress, texas.he national weather service is working to confirm if that was a tornado. but then a tornado did touch down in missouri city which is outside of houston. no deaths or injs >>> volunteers from the red cross in our area are working to help those affected by hurricane harvey. they opened already 15 shelters for texas residents and more assistance is on the way. >>> right now we are following the disastrous flooding right now happening along the gulf coast of texas. >> so much is going on with the storm. it's not over yet. we have complete team coverage. we want to start with sarah dalloff in texas where the winds and rains from kept coming. >> reporter: yeah, 24 inches in 24 hours here in galveston, as people take stock not only now of the flooding but also the damage left behind because of the hurricane. in houston the situation some areas receiving more than 20 inches of rain. the 911 system there so overwhelmed and overloaded right now that they are asking people not to call until their

in cypress, texas. amidst the chaos and destruction, images of kindness and strength.ghbor helping neighbor. lending a land and giving a hug. a reminder, there is something in all of us, a storm just can't break. >> on that note, one group that keeps coming up, is the grassroots group called the cajun navy. they actually came together during katrina, right after katrina, that is, in louisiana. and they've arrived in houston with this mini armada, high-clearance trucks, boats, canoes, you name it. they have done tons, made hundreds of rescues. and they're apparently using a walkie-talkie app called zelo to help locate rescuers and victims as well. pretty cool. and snap maps are helping people locate them, as well. >> they moved in as if they knew what they were doing. many of the rescues they have don, using their air boats. all the guys just came in and went into neighborhoods and tried to pluck out folks. >> kind of unfortunate that they have the experience that they do, but in this case, it's worked out that they can put that towards good use. >> want to give props t

. >> we have two reservoir systems located on the northwest side near the city of cypress. two systems have performed well in the past. even though we're doing some upgrades on them right now with maintenance we have that in place. we've incorporated some dams during the construction period and they're certified and now part of the overall flood protection system. >> jon: nice to know it's worked well for you in the past. this system could be a storm like nobody's ever seen. when you hear he's rainfall totals they're talking about, 36 inches and up, are you prepared for that? >> we are prepared. the system is strong and robust. again, we always prepare for the worst situation. for example, we somewhere items stockpiled near the facility of the dam locations. we have sand bags and other structures that help with the structur structural integrity. we have crews that did the initial repairs and upgrades we had ongoing. we have them modified to use the crews and equipment and some of their facility resources such as stone and rock and other terms to help shore up any items that

so -- >> cypress. >> it is indeed. what does it all lead to? it leads to this. weaves refugees that -- with waf refugees, and picture yourself on that boat trying to cross the waters. these are deeply conflicted waters with huge humanitarian challenges and great issues at play. let's come a little closer to home here in florida. this is the caribbean. it is a sea that we know well here in florida, and i'm a florida native by the way, been just north and west palm beach, the less expensive side of town. the caribbean is an extraordinary body of water, rich in tradition and history. today from a u.s. perspective, the beating heart of it is the panama canal. two-thirds of u.s. maritime passes through the canal. it's were run by the panamanians. has been expanded recently, yet there are challenges in, maritie cal helpings, gangs are going sea. natural disasters plague the region. bottom left, the refugee problems here. upper left, the challenge of narcotics. let me actually -- on narcotics let me show you a rather hopeful photograph. this is a drug bust. this is a h

and bit about his financial transactions, his business dealings overseas especially in ukraine and cypress the fact that this search was the day after he testified before congress probably didn't have anything to do with the timing of it. a couple of things here to think about when we think about this search. obviously, the fact that they have been looking at paul manafort for some time is unknown. his lawyer said he didn't do anything wrong and he will cooperate fully with the fbi and robert mueller's investigation and with congressional investigators but the fact that they did a search coming in in the basically middle of the night early morning before dawn while he is still in the house tells you two things. to get a search warrant the feds have to go to a judge and say that there is probably cause to bleebf a crime has been committed and that evidence of the crime will be in the location that they want to search. the state of belief of the investigators of what mr. manafort was up to. if he was fully cooperating with the fbi they probably would never have done this search because they

the storm also formed this funnel cloud in cypress, texas. what you see on this video has not been confirmed as a tornado, but you can see the aftermath for yourself. high winds caused major damage. this home and other properties nearby. >> people with ties to our region are riding out the tropical storm in southeastern texas. flight cancellations are keeping some families apart as they prepare for days of potential rain and flooding. we spoke over online video chat with aaron gladdish, who used to live in the philadelphia area. he told us he had to race for the gulf coast to secure his boat. he's now waiting to see if the storm damaged it. he said his main concern is the flood threat. >> they're talking about three feet of rain, and in texas, it can't handle a whole lot of water. >> he told us he worries the roads to his island marina won't be passable for several days. >> president trump tweeted he plans to visit texas in the days ahead. coming up in our next hour, we'll take you live to galveston, texas, as we track the catastrophic floodi

tied to the investigation of manafort's business dealings and financial relationships in ukraine, cypress and other parts of the world. >>> a busy news morning for sure. calm and mild on the weather front. it's a cool morning. you can see some of the evidence of the fog behind us, but what's going to change way waith a warn the forecast? >> emoryville and san jose from our cameras there. here's kari hall with how long it's going to stick around. >> the fog in the south bay will be clearing out pretty soon, but we're seeing it in full effect as we get a view from the castro. 61 degrees there. they may have some drizzle for a while longer as we see clear skies from sunol. the clouds are rolling back at this point. the temperature at 66 degrees and still cloudy overhead. with our high temperatures today reaching into the mid-60s for san francisco and half moon bay, san jose will be up to 83 degrees and 89 in concord. napa looking at a high of 84 and oakland today will be up to 72 degrees. overall some very nice temperatures and it gets even cooler for the weekend. i'll have a look at those n

will really help you i call it the bristol-meyers syndrome as in what does that sell-off caused by a cypressank failure or a -- federal shut down or greek crisis have to do with the price earnings ratio of bristol-meyers h most likely nothing. which is why it's probably time to buy that company. check the chart. it's worked every time since 1983 put another one. you don't want to buy the stocks leading the decline. look at ones independent of what's ailing in h the market. as the marb once a company breaks, it's difficult to mend. that's only more -- which control half of the stocks here's the bottom line in a sell-off, there will be stocks that have clear reasons for going lower and ones that just get sold along with everything else. the first are broken companies avoid them please at all costs the second group of just made up of broken stocks that's exactly where you want to be still on "mad money" ahead, the opportunities. the how to zero in on the stocks worth buying the common practice that could be a cause for concern if it you're looking to invest why you should be worried watching so

the streets in this neighborhood, in cypress, texas covered with water.hat video taken by joe mertz who is on the phone with us in cypress, texas. joe, let's first talk about your situation there. are you still trapped there in the home? you're unable it leave. are you holding out okay at the moment? >> yes, that's correct. we are holding out okay. we have a two-story home. and we have moved everything all day we he beenpending time moving everythin upstairs. and preparing the house. we know the water will come in eventually and it is right to the doorstep right now. >> okay. i want to talk about the video you took because what we see here gives our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world, gives them a sense of exactly what you are dealing with. have you ever seen anything like this before? >> we have had it come up pretty close to this in the past. we had a couple of 500-year flood events back around april and may of 2016. and you know, those were supposedly extraordinary events. this one has surpassed it. >> joe, how are you doing? how is the fami

favorability 30 cypress is favorable. 64% unfavorable.witch when they are asked about the economy. has the u.s. economy than strength and by the decisions, and weekend 38. add your employees and the folks who are trying to hire now for the first mind and now the second, of those questions, what are the most concerned about? >> employees are focused on do they have the family sustaining and calm that comes from a job? do they have a good economic out? what matters to them. the day-to-day outrage with as much as the mainstream media generates. we keep her head down, produce coal, stimulate the economy, lower costs for consumers. >> we appreciate your time. come back and talk to us, all right? >> will do. elizabeth: south korea forces preparing for joint military exercise tomorrow if north korea does some more this week. william la jeunesse is live on the ground in baum. >> i will say this for you basically have more threat coming from north korea as the uss begin this massive military exercise on the korean pennant. what does it mean for th

officials saying high tides damaged nets at the salmon farm near cypress island releasing as many as,000 atlantic salmon into the water crews are urging the public to catch as many of the fish as possible with no limit on size and number officials say the spill was caused by high tides pushed unusually high by monday's solar eclipse. >> they're asking people to go catch fish likely take my net -- i guess if you're a fisherman -- >> the first moment i saw that picture, not that i wasn't listening perfectly to every word you were saying, i thought the salmon had done the damage i was like wow big salmon no if you get your boat around there, there could be free salmon >> in oregon, we have some kild salmon >> and pinot noir as well. >>> viral video alert. an itv interview nearly being derailed by a toddler. in a segment that was supposed to focus on a mother and son a little girl named iris stormed on top of the set and tried to high five the presenter, none other than alastair stewart. >> joining me are mom lieu kiuc her children george, and at the front of my desk is iris who will do

reporting is one of the things they were interested in, banking and tax records relating to his work in cypressnd you tra y ukraine. >> i'm curious, caleb, what would it take for paul manafort to flip? >> paul manafort has a number of incentives to be cooperative. people flip in order to mitigate their own potential criminal penalty and also the criminal exposure of their friends and social family members. in this case, according to reports we have read, he seems to have implicated his son-in-law and possibly his son-in-law's wife, his daughter, in some of them. those people may have been questioned. it appears that manafort's son-in-law was questioned by the fbi, according to some reports i have seen. mr. manafort might want to shield his family members from potential criminal exposure and in his case, as with any target, you cooperate upwards, within are you in his position, you do have the ability to give investigators what they are looking for, possibly, regarding the involvement of people in your level or higher up in it. so if we analeyes him to somebody who would say the operations manag

look at the forecast for cypress creek. also expected to go over record. we're not just in major flood stage here. this is going and breaking records. and this is with current rainfall forecast, not the rain still to come. clear creek, already over the record. so we have already broken the record for that one. if you live near any stream, creek, or bayou. you're looking at extreme risk to your life, your property. and everything at this point. this is a major, major system. it's not going to be letting up for days on end. that's why we're so concerned here. again, those river forecasts. they were for -- the current rainfall. not the rainfall that's still to come. >> amazing when meteorologist normally are so measured. when you see them clearly that worried. >> real concern. cause for concern. >> kait, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in george stephanopoulos for more. he'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. >> hey, guys. >> this is the first major natural disaster on president trump's watch. how serious a political test is it for him? >> i'm n

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another possible twister forms in cypress just outside houston. hundreds remained in shelters saturday night in the knowing when or what they will find when they do return home. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> first responders from our region are now heading to texas to help with the relief efforts, they left earlier this morning and will get to work as soon as they arrive. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live from the cbs-3 news center, apparently they left while we were sleeping. >> that is right, jan, some philadelphia fire fighters and pennsylvania emergency task force were on duty last night as well, they have the ground go back to deploy around 2:00 this morning. total of 45 members of the philadelphia fire department and surrounding areas, left to help with the devastation after harvey made land fall in texas. they are driving 22 hours straight stopping only for fuel and will be getting right to work when they get there but mostly focusing on search, rescue efforts especially in collapsed or under what the other buildin

they're up towards the cypress area where it's really bad.not going to start delivering for two more days. it's tough getting milk right now. and tough getting eggs down from the farms. it's just -- it's just difficult. and a lot of the small businesses that don't have the space and didn't have any product on hand at the time, it's going to be tough. they can't do it. and thank god for people like budweiser that is bottling water and changing up and really doing really good for the community. and it's just a blessing to see houston come together like it is and help the people that are out there. >> kirk michaels, thank you so much for doing the good work that you're doing. >> yes, ma'am. really appreciate y'all out there putting it out. and letting the people know that houston is strong but we do need a little help. >> houston indeed is strong. we love do see that enduring spirit, even at the worst of times. kirk michaels, thank you so much, sir. >>> today vice president mike pence is set to visit texas to review harvey's devastation. preside

the storm also formed this funnel cloud in cypress, texas.t you see on this video has not been confirmed as a tornado, but you can see the aftermath for yourself. high winds caused major damage to this home and other properties nearby. just within the last few hours, more philadelphia firefighters departed for texas to join search and rescue efforts linked to tropical storm harvey. nbc10 was in northeast philadelphia where first responders with the pennsylvania task force loaded up tractor trailers with equipment and supplies before rolling south. >> we originally were told we were going to have a mission specific package that was going to be sent down there, and then fema has notified us that we're going to go with a type-three deployment, which is the second largest deployment. >> a convoy of task force tractor trailers started rolling around 3:30 this morning. the first group of firefighters from philadelphia left on friday before harvey made landfall as a hurricane. philadelphia's fire commissioner said ready pennsylvania team to assist o

joining us from houston from his mother's house in cypress, in where he has relocated to.s a familyy now currentlyly flooded in.. you take the number of p people who are believed to have died in the greater houston area, multiply it by 100 and that is the number you get for what is happening in south east asia over the last few weeks. in nepal and india and bangladesh. bangladesh, ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, dedemocracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: while houston remained under after the is stork storm, we look at massive flooding across south asia and the flooding. more than 1200 people have died amid historic flooding in bangladesh, nepal, and india. this year's monsoon season has brought torrential downpours that have submerged wide swaths of south asia, destroyining tens of thousands of homes, schools and hospitals and affecting up to 40 million people. >> is our domains are not fulfilled, what should we do? we have to sleep on the side of the road. we have to die on the side of the road. we have no house.

another possible twister forms in cypress, just outside of houston.dreds of evacuees remained in shelters, saturday night not knowing when or what they will find when they do return home, weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meantime paramedics fire fighters and rescue specialist from his our area now heading to texas, they will be helping with rescue and recovery efforts thereafter hurricane harvey. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live from the news center this morning. those first responders left early this morning, right? >> reporter: right, jan some of those philadelphia fire fighters in the pennsylvania emergency task force were on duty last night as well and had to grab their go bags to deploy down to fort worth, texas. forty-five members of the philadelphia fire department, and surrounding areas, left, to help with the devastation after harvey made land fall there. they are driving 22 hours straight, stopping only for fuel, and will be getting right to work upon arrival. mostly they will be focusing on search, rescue efforts in

because cypress creek is over here to the west. you also have conroe dam which is to the north.ighborhood is kind of filling up like a bathtub. this is, part of the issue. getting crews, getting first-responders, their equipment, their trucks and boats here into these neighborhoods to rescue people that need help. so, as we're walking throughout this neighborhood, you're seeing the water is getting higher. now we're about up to a foot over our knees and you can see, mailboxes, the water is basically at mailbox level right now. and, what they're doing is, we're told, there is an elderly couple, as well as a woman and baby in this neighborhood who need rescuing, and help. bill and scott here from dallas are here to make that happen. we heard earlier in update from the mayor of houston say, they need more boats. there has been 290 boat rescues so far. part of the problem is, there are, there is a need for more assets. there are more assets on the way but again, the trick is, getting into these neighborhoods. now we're about waist-deep, close to it. as we continue to make our way th

single animal from their shelter, we're actually en route right now to set up at the berry center in cypressthat are being brought in by boats so we can set up temporary shelters for those people until they can be shipped to an actual shelter. animals are visibly shaken, just like people, they're stressed. but it makes such a huge difference when they can stay with their owner. i mean it makes all the difference, not only for the people, but for the pets as well. >> monica schmidt of the houston humane society, monica, thank you for joining us. one more thing before we go, folks across the country are opening their wallets to help, including celebrities. texan james watt raised millions of dollars on sunday. comedian kevin hart donated $50,000 and urged his famous friends to give $25,000 to a harvey releaf challenge on insta grab, he's now raised $34,000 with the cakardashians pledging $50,000 today. and a gofundme page has raised more than 16 million. this is going to cost billions and billions of dollars, and that is only a drop in the bucket. ali velshi will pick it up now. >> red cross a

cypress equities is now wanting to confort two floors into offices.t would reduce the amount of retail in the building by 20%. >> california state park will hold a meeting to get the input on concessions on angel island. the public's input will help them plan the park's future facilities and operations. the new concession contract will continue existing angel island amenities including food service, tram tours, and recreational equipment rentals. that's at 6:00 p.m. >>> hey, everyone. this just in, some good newses for all of you thrill ride lovers in the bay area. i want to show you new images we got from six flags this morning. a new roller coaster set to open at six flags dicovery what is called the harley quinn crazy coaster. the park ceo made an announ announceme announcement, the new coaster and water attractions will open spring of next year, which coincides with a new roller coaster opening up at its competitor, great america. as for the water park, the expansion would be the biggest in nearly a decade, called splash water island. >> and i'll