volunteers jeremiah johnson and henri dufrense say they rescued over 150 people with their boat and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why >> it is just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family, that is why i do it. >> louisiana is very resilient, we have strong, failtful people here. and i'm extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage and says some areas have--iersiers have become isla. >> it makes it difficult for for first responders sometimes to get in. so we're asking everyone to be patient. >> i >> >> we're getting raid to go live to sheriff david talk. -- pop. >> this comes a couple of hours after a press conference with police chief ed flynn and milwaukee mayor tom barrett. we are here now waiting to hear a response from milwaukee county clark, who had sent out a notice earlier today saying he had spoken with gover

volunteers including jeremiah -- jeremiah johnson use their boats rescued many people. >> i was thankful someone was there to help.>> reporter: red cross volunteers are on their way to help residents. this is the largest disaster response since hurricane sandy. the death toll now in louisiana stands at six. the strongest form flooded several streets in roanoke today. many vehicles were trapped in the downtown area and a woman had to be rescued. as fast as it rose, the water receded. many areas were dry by nightfall.>>> flooding issues across america. we had heat, that's our problem. >> our streak right now is at seven days the 90s. i have to put numbers in my forecast. the last three? had ended up at 13 days. we're not going to go that long. the good news is today's high of 96 will be our hottest day of the week. we slowly edged down to 94 and 92 tuesday and wednesday. right around 90 as we raised our rain chances later this week. our average high right now is 89. we are way above that, but this before you know it, fall will be here. not this week. that is for sure. we don't have any sho

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henry dufrance say they rescued 150 people with their bet and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why >> just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family. why i do it. >> louisiana is resilient. we have strong, faithful people here. i am extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bell edwards toured the damage and says some areas have become islands. >> it makes it very difficult for people to get out. difficult for first responders and sometimes to get in. so, we are asking everyone to be patient. surely, the waters are going to recede over time. so, everyone please -- just be very cautious out there. >> more than 1,000 people were stranded on interstate 12 overnight. elaine, first responders are using helicopters to drop food and water to those people. >> omar villafranca reporting, omar, thank you. other parts of the count

. >> reporter: volunteers henri dufresne and jeremiah johnson used their boat to rescue over 175 people. what's the reaction when you pull up? >> they're just shocked. they're just thankful that somebody is there to help them. pease people, everything they own is ruined. there to help them. you see a lack of relief on their face that they're going to get out and get the high ground. >> reporter: 500 red cross workers are on their way here to help residents. scott, this is the largest u.s. disaster response since hurricane sandy. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thanks. eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz. eric, what's next. >> reporter: well, scott, we are seeing a settle shift now. the west. you see all that tropical moisture being drawn right up out of the gulf of mexico, so the focus for flooding rain will move a little bit. a ridge of the high pressure that's hitting off the eastern seaboard searing that tropical moisture up into central southeastern texas, also pushing it up into the midwest as we head through tonight and into the day tomorrow some this will b

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henri dufrense say they rescued over 150 people with their boat and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why do you guys do this? know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family, that is why i do it. >> louisiana is very resilient, we have strong, faithful people here. and i'm extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage and says some areas have become islands. >> it makes it difficult for people to get out and difficult so we're asking everyone to be patient. surely the waters are going to recede over time. so everyone please just be very cautious out there. >> reporter: more than a thousand people were stranded on interstate 12 overnight. elaine, first responders are using helicopters to drop food and water to those people. >> omar villafranca reporting, thank you. other parts of the country are humidity. the national forecast now from pamela gardner at

. >> reporter: volunteers henri dufresne and jeremiah johnson used their boat to rescue over 175 people. what's the reaction when you pull up? >> they're just shocked. they're just thankful that somebody is there to help them. these people, everything they they just feel like somebody is there to help them. you see a look of relief on their face that they're going to get out and get to high ground. >> reporter: 500 red cross workers are on their way here to help residents. scott, this is the largest u.s. disaster response since hurricane sandy. omar villafranca, thanks. eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz. >> scott we've been watching this pool of tropical moisture streaming in orderward right on across the mid west while heavy rain is and storms mixed in. we've seen that in indiana, tornado touching down as well as structural damage. heavy rain is the main threat also watching for some severe storms imbedded within that. here's the big set up. we've got a pool of mailsure now shifting farther to the west. so texas up through the mid west and into michigan. hea

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henry dufrance say they rescued 150 people with their bet and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to as >> just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family. why i do it. >> louisiana is resilient. we have strong, faithful people here. i am extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bell edwards toured the damage and says some areas have become islands. >> it makes it very difficult and sometimes to get in. so, we are asking everyone to be patient. surely, the waters are going to recede over time. so, everyone please -- just be very cautious out there. >> more than 1,000 people were stranded on interstate 12 overnight. elaine, first responders are using helicopters to drop food and water to those people. >> omar villafa dealing with dangerous heat and humidity. the national forecast from pamela gardner at wvz in boston. pamela. >> ela

. >> henri dufresne and jeremiah johnson rescued people. >> they are shocked, people are there to help them. everything they own is ruined. they're just feel like, somebody is there to help them. they just, you know you see a look of relief on their face, going ground. >> 500 red cross workers are on their way here to help residents. scott, this is the largest u.s. disaster response since hurricane sandy. >> omar villafranca, thanks. eric fisher, chief meteorologist at our station, wbz, eric, what's next? >> scott, seeing a subtle shift. the rainfall starting to move a little farther toward the west. of mexico. so the focus for flooding rain will move a little bit. a ridge of high pressure off the eastern seaboard, steering the tropical moisture into central, southeastern texas pushing it into the midwest. we head through tonight and into the day tomorrow. this will be the corridor for he next chance of flood rainfall. several inches potentially. san angelo, and texas, of to detroit. same time, east of the rain, all about the seat. summer swelter is ongoing. 90s for the next couple day

. >> reporter: we rode along with haves jeremiah johnson and andre who say they rescued around 175 people. >> y'all want to come? all right. >> reporter: what is reaction when they see you pull up? >> just shocked and thankful that somebody is here to help them. everything they own is ruined and they fee you see a look of relief on their face they will get out and get to high ground. >> you all farmers or something? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: ten,000 people spent the night in a shelter and hundreds of road and highways in this area are still shut down and will remain closed until some of this water recedes. but, margaret, there is more rain in the forecast. thank you, omar. >>> a raging wildfire in northern california this morning has forced around 4,000 people from their homes. devastated th lower la. mireya villarreal is there. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in the front yard of what used to be a duplex. two families used to live here and now their children's toys are burning in the front yard. a lot of homes look like this in lower lake. they are burning out and while firefigh

amon wright, jeremiah george, former usf wide receiver andre davis. also punter jacob shum. and johnson as well. this is the coach's first time cutting players as head coach in the nfl which makes the moves even tougher. >> i'm not really looking forward to that. i'm anxiously looking forward guys we have here, they've given us what we asked them to. they've worked hard but this is a business so we're going to have to say goodbye to a few guys this week. by the end of the week a few more. it's not going to be -- it's not the fun part by any means. >> more cuts will come by the end of this week. >>> rays sweeping the astros yesterday. they wanted chris archer, archer entered yesterday not only leading the american league sporting a 3-2 career record against houston including two complete games. he got big support early. rays up 3-0 in the fourth, better make it 4, bailey with the rbi double off the wall. 4-0 good guys but in the fourth, jason castro up the middle, that plates home carlos correa. all of a sudden 4-3. same score in the eighth, matt delphi at we have a problem. 2-1 dinger t

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johnson. the list here former uss star receiver andre davis one of the cuts along with linebacker jeremiah george who played last year on the big roster, contributed on special teams last year, also during this preseason. now a reminder, the bucs are back on news channel 8, your official bucs station thursday night, and i just saw the eight- day from ian. i mean rain gear city perhaps, it could be sloppy, that game kicking off at 7:30 at raymond james stadium. you can catch that here on news channel 8. >>> rays pitcher chris archer one loss from matching a dubious mark in rays history. one more loss would make 18 this season matching the record set back in the 2002 search. that devil rays team lost 106 games. this club won't do that. trying to avoid a houston today, luke maehl, hits the fence left and tim beckham hustles home. 4-0 rays, but it's a little tight, one-run game. matt duffy, some insurance, a two-run shot. it's now 6-3. switch pitchers, two more in the 8th. that's a three-run blast, rays win it 10-4. >>> the nascar sprint cup young guns battled it out to the finish line, kyle larson h