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i just spotted a little doge water. we are going to try to help him when we get off the air. for now, the water is rising.d it has been the last 12 hours and they haven't seen this kind of flooding here in east texas in more than 100 years. from the air, the damage to southeastern texas is unmistakable. parts of the vital interstate 10 along the texas/louisiana border are shut down as the river levels. pin deweyville, hundreds of homes are damaged from some of the worst flooding this town has ever seen. >> lots of people in deweyvi everything that they have. their homes are flooded completely. >> reporter: mark mccall is the fire chief. >> oh, it's we have gone through two hurricanes and we didn't see. droughts and fires, but this rising water like this, we have never seen this. >> reporter: we rode along withey checked on people. left behind, stranded dogs. oh, poor thing! horses. and other pets.se people still refusing to leave despite the mandatory evacuation order. >> the house full of water, i leave. until right here. >> people were born and raised here are going to rebu

problem is, her caretaker that walks the dogs actually coughedd up to the fact that yes the doge doesnd does attack the other dogs. so basically agreed withd everything the neighbor said anh cops said okay. okay. case closed. sorry. that's what happens when yourt p dog trespasses and they movedhe along.along. >> dax, we all love dogs and wee hate to see any dog lose life. was selma there at the time or e was she like in la and her caretaker was dealing with allwa ofs this? >> yeah, the caretaker has bun b the one out walking the dogs t g taking care of them.f the watching after them and soo clearly the caretaker knowsernos what's going on, and if the carc tick care yes, it trespassed,sps yes they attack the dogs being g dog owner and you have your dogd being attacked you're probablybl going to do something to takengt care of the situation.tuatio >> it's a ha call but at thethe end of the day, yeah, just soo sad.sa. okay. also talking about madonna andoa we've talk about this here holle i think you said it a hundred times hate this is playing out in the public.ubli what's going on now,