we're broadcasting tonight from greenwell springs. we're in louisiana.today i had the chance to talk to the residents of this great state. most of them had their homes completely and you utterly destroyed. take a look. how did you get out? this happened so fast. what happened? >> on a boat. they backed it up right there, and they just shoved me in the boat and took me out. >> and how fast did the water start coming into your house? >> pretty fast. >> wow. >> i was in there, and i looked out, and my patio was dry. and i looked out again, and it was -- and i thought, holy cow. and before they got me on the boat, the water was coming in. >> wow. so you had everybody in every house having to get on a boat? >> yeah, just about. >> wow. and i'm looking in front of your yard. everything that you've had and saved your whole life. >> that's part of my life. part of my life's in that truck. part of my life's on this table. >> yeah. >> and my son and daughter-in-law are still walking around. so, you know, that's good. >> what do you think? the country has not caugh

go gator. . >>> we're back at greenwell springs baptist church.be a long time fixing. you're with the church? >> yes. we work with the church and it's a good example of when faith-based organizations come together. and just reaches relationships with people across the country. they've come down to help. trump being here was amazing. is a shot in the arm for people that are hopeless. let me take that back. they're not hopeless. they have christ. >> i have known tony perkins forever. i wrote him a note. he's a good man. >> thank you for what you're doing. >> we had a call from tony. they needed help. and we were happy to respond, with the church, we're sending out volunteers to help with gutting and mudding out of the homes, we helped miss minnie may. >> she should be the mayor. >> she's amazing. >> she is amazing. >> i have to say one thing. all you're doing is important. i was on trips with franklin graham. i went to haiti with him. what you're doing is unbelievable. >> they're yelling in my ear. these kids are have lynchberg, virginia, liberty un

greenwell springs baptist church, is the place. franklin graham and tony perkins, a couple of well known religious leaders, are there receiving them and, obviously, a great number of people as well. you can see mike pence talking to the woman on the right of your screen. at any rate, they are on the ground assessing the situation. we will continue to monitor their trips, bring you more updates as they occur. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. jon: well, donald trump caps a big week of big changes from today's surprise resignation of his campaign chairman, paul manafort, amid questions about his ties to pro-russian leaders in ukraine to a stark change in tone from trump on the campaign trail

samaritan's purse and greenwell springs.com.y and your neighbors and everyone there in the state are going through a lot prayed our prayers and best wishes go out to you. >> thank you lou, thanks for covering it. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. is the evidence of pay-for-play an infusion of foreign powers money and the clinton foundation? now so overwhelming as to compel a public corruption investigation of the clintons and their foundation? please cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs. follow me on twitter lou dobbs like me on facebook follow me on instagram @lou dobbs. please roll the video and watch the moment that people in france are almost hit by a firefighting plane flown into pickup water. it's amazing how they do this. those folks just about, just as you saw there barely misses this fellow. how he missed that airplane is well, it stuns me that he and other spectators weren't hurt and yes the plane picked up the water and went back to fighting the fire. up next the fbi uncovers 15,000 new e-mails are hillary cli

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that's going to be -- greenwell. greenwell springs baptist church is where he will be this morning.s one of the stages areas for the emergency efforts that are going on. interesting developments here. chris stirewalt joining us as we watch this this morning. your thoughts on the new schedule for today for donald trump, the meaning of that, and also paul manafort. >> well, i won't read too much into the cancellation with hispanic leaders. that could be anything and not necessarily indicative of a change in direction. what is indicative of a change is the fact that manama fort is out -- manafort, they're extending by another day. they continue to roll forward this narrative about the campaign shake-up. what i cannot fathom is that when you are bringing in a new boss, why wouldn't you just act expeditiously, oust manafort -- if you're going to dump him, dump him then and say, paul, you've got to go. instead, you keep him, and you step on a good night last night. last night donald trump had a good night. he had -- he delivered his speech well, he expressed regret for past errors, he sta

we had pastor of greenwell springs baptist church, tony perkins, with me yesterday. he issued a statement, i have been told the church should receive the donation on friday. i'm grateful to donald trump. he visited louisiana. he helped turn the attention of the nation to a devastated region that faces a very long road to recovery. so donald trump visited louisiana less than a week ago. jessica, on this point, there are a lot of people saying why isn't hillary going? i know she said she doesn't want to be in the way. >> right. deirdre: she wants to go when she is going to be helpful. >> she doesn't want to get her hands dirty. deirdre: maybe you should speed it up? >> i understand the argument. you make argument shes who been hosting a lot of profile fund-raisers in los angeles that would be hard to cancel. >> mark, i threw it it there for you. >> money comes first. money comes first. >> hillary clinton was not on top of this. i commended donald trump on your program for going. said president obama should have gone sooner. he was obviously in contact with dhs and fema

first stop was the greenwell springs baptist church where they met the reverend franklin graham of samaritanurse and pastor tony perkins. crowds of people cheering upon their arrival. republican presidential nominee made these remarks. listen. >> it's a great place. i had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is it is really incredible. i'm just here to help, thank you. reporter: the motorcade driving along streets in multiple parishes filled with piles of furniture and other belongings lost in this catastrophic flooding. they talked with people who have lost everything, like in denham springs, louisiana, about 14 miles to the east of baton rouge. where officials estimate 90% of the homes and businesses in that one, single community sustained damage. mr. trump also stopping to thank national guard troops, more than 3,000 soldiers as you know have been deployed here to louisiana to help out. many of the victims say they are thankful for the trip and attention it is bringing to this disaster. melissa? melissa:

their first stop was the greenwell springs baptist church where they met he reverend frank frank graham of samaritan's purse, and pastor tony perkins, crowds cheering upon their arrival and the republican presidential nominee had this to say. listen. >> it's a great place. i've had a great history with louisiana. they need a lot of help. what's happened here is incredible. nobody understands how bad it is until you go and see it. i'm just here to help. >> the motorcade driving along streets and multiple parishes filled with piles of furniture and other belongings, lost in the flood. talking with people with only the clothes on their back, like in denim springs, 14 miles east of baton rouge, where officials estimate 90% of the homes and businesses in that single community sustained damage. mr. trump also stopping off to thank national guard troops. some 3,000 soldiers have been deployed here to help. many victims say they are thankful for the visit and the attention it is bringing to this disaster. >> casey, thank you very much. team fox coverage now continues with carl cameron live in m

. >>> welcome to "hannity," and tonight we are broadcasting from the greenwell springs baptist churchuisiana. now more than 60,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed by the deadly flooding right here in this state. now, the devastation is almost unimaginable. don't believe me? watch this. >> when this first happened, it was so hard. i've never been through nothing like this. >> the water was about two feet deep in the house when the fire department came with a rescue boat. >> got over here. flood

his campaign says he gave $100,000 greenwell springs baptist church.trump also donated the truck of supplies that he and pence are unloading here. >> you're wondering how can you help? that's why we appreciate our audience. we want you to go to cnn.com/impact to learn how you can help these families on the east and the west coasts. >>> it's one of the most talked about interviewed from the last week, a cnn anchor taking on a trump advisor. it's awkward. it's interesting. and we'll show you the whole thing. ity's knocking, where self-proclaimed financial superstars pitch you investment opportunities. i've got a fantastic deal for you- gold! with the right pool of investors, there's a lot of money to be made. but first, investors must ask the right questions and use the smartcheck challenge to make the right decisions. you're not even registered; i'm done with you! i can...i can... savvy investors check their financial pro's background by visiting smartcheck.gov you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your

this shows what conditions were like on friday in the town of greenwell springs, louisiana.cial tells cnn these are the worst conditions he's ever seen. for the very latest, let's bring in our meteorologist derrick. when you look at those, it is pretty intense for those communities. >> small towns have been completely caught off from infrastructure because of the roadways. they are calling this a near 1 in 500 year rainfall event. to show you how large this catastrophe is. you can see the problems that some of the people are dealing with. louisiana governor john bell has declared a state of message. his own basement is flooded because of the rains taking place here. three fatalities. one person missing. dozens of high-water rescues. people being pulled from rooftops. i'm about to show you something that gives you a i great indication of the ferocity of the rushing waters, the rivers and creeks in this region. we are looking at the river at mount peelier. what is interesting to note is the river roads, 20 feet in four hours. that's six meters of water rise in a short period o