in corpus christi ray bogan fox news. >> harvey impact could soon be feld across the country.ouston as one of the largest shipping lanes in the world and if it's shut down for a period of time that could lead to a spike in gas prices as well as some consumer goods. we hear more now from fox's crystal clark. >> it's a temporary event that drivers expect could come with a temporary price hike at the pump. >> we've seen it before and i think we can see it again. hopefully. >> nearedly a third of nation's refineries are along the texas coast and some like sit copetroleum in corpus christi shut down. >> wind interrupts the power supply and you have flooding that interrupts operations and that means there's going to be no gasoline being produced. >> and a major hurricane could have the potential to halt business for two weeks or more and athat could lead gas pr prices to spike several dollars a gallon and aaa i to 30 cents. >> drivers on the road would not be the only ones facing higher costs. >> many commercial airlines could also see a rise in gas prices and meaning ultimately you

harvey. sandra bullock and rachael ray are each donating $1 million.rsal, the owner of this country, facebook and disney are each pledging $1 million or matching. while google is matching up to $2 million. houston rockets leslie alexander is donating $10 million. while the texas rangers and new england patriots are committing to $1 million. and jj watt started an online fundraiser that's grown to more than $5 million. let's go back to phillip mena. the outpouring has been nothing less than amazing, from celebrities and corporations, but from everyday people. >> it's been so heartening to see, frances, you mentioned jj watt and the $5 million. that did not come out of his own pocket. he started an online campaign and those donations are coming from his fans, coming from people all over the country who are wanting to chip in. so he put his name out there to help get that going. and it was everybody else, all of his fans, who wanted to help. who raised all of that money. people have been coming from all over the country. they've had to drive here, both ai

you have sandra bullock and rachel ray each giving $1 million to harvey relief, but there is a houstonho has taken a more hands-on approach to helping his fellow harvey victims. trae tha truth joined the growing list of volunteer rescuers after he was rescued from his own home, one of the many reasons he's been honored by his hometown for a decade now. there's actually a trae day in houston on july 22 for his humanitarian work for this great texas city. so, trae tha truth is with me now from the convention center, and trae, first, let's talk about you. thank you for being with me. i know you were supposed to get the keys to the city yesterday in some big ceremony. mother nature had other plans. how are you? how's your son? >> we're blessed, man, you know, i have three little boys. two of them are on the east side of town. i've been communicating with them through phone, just hoping the waters don't get high-high like that over there. i mean, we're -- it's devastating out here right now. >> tell me, trae, just your decision to -- i don't know if you and your friends, you know, grabbed a

harvey. congrats there, a little ray of sunshine here and there and he has no idea the stories that will be tolde was born. >> governor greg abbot expected to hold a press conference coming up from san antonio. we'll have that live for you here on msnbc. patrick woke up with back pain. but he has work to do. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. >>> that wraps up this hour of msnbc live. we would like to they kprc. they are our affiliate in how's. they are doing tremendous work. and my thanks to our correspondents out there in difficult conditions. they will continue to stay out there to bring stories to us. >> remarkable work all around. it is 2:00 p.m. here in washington, 1:00 p.m. in texas where harvey turned roadways and streets into rivers and could force 30,000 people from their homes. >> it is a landmark event. we have not seen an event like this, you could not draw this up. >> this is dynamic. things could champ by the hour and literal

where are the ray lewiss and jim browns and steve harveys and all of these people who he used to cloak himself in some type of respectability? where are they now? where are their voices now when it person is continually dividing our country at the very heart what have our number one issue is which is race. so i'm looking for some of these voices. i heard j.c. watt the other day, the congressman who our politics are different but i love and admire his courage and dignity and how he's speaking up and speaking out. we need more voices like that. so i'm just -- i am kind of intrigued by the legacy of dr. king on that stage and i'm really instriged by ben carson who growing up in the south as a black man on your ball you h-- n your wall you had a book "gifted hands" that everybody read. i'm trying to figure out where somebody is who can tell him he's lead ourg country astray. >> april, quickly. i want to get rick in, as well. >> bakari is right. i'm thinking about what paul ryan said last night to jake tapper. he said in the initial statements president trump messed up. now, what does paul

insurance to help him rebuild, many residents say them to, harvey is expected to cause damage in texas over the next several days. in corpus christy, ray, fox news. >>> this photograph of president trump getting updates of tropical storm harvey, president trump directed relevant departments and agencies to quote stay fully engaged and position to support his number one priority of saving lives. the president remind department heads that the full impact of the storm won't be apparent for day, spending the weekend at camp david, the presidential retreat in the maryland mountains. >>> time now, 7:33. an important point there, the full impact won't be known for a couple of day, especially how slow it's you moving >> you look at the national hurricane center, which, handles so much of it. they're using words like catastrophic, words like, well, they won't come out and say the exact track and forecast is in day in and day out they're not sure exactly what's going to happen over the next couple day, it's sitting and spinning and so you it will continue to drift and that'sll drifting to the south, southwest at one miles per hour. that's darn n

rays of sunshine in houston. back over to you guys. last chance animal shelter bracing for more refugees from harvey >> it's a leap of faith that people step up and help foster. cynthia, director of the rescue. they took in dozens before the hurricane hit and at least 80 more will get here next week. the response has been overwhelming and they are looking for more people to open their homes to pets in need. for more information, visit our website. developing right now, a terrifying sight on the metro, a gunman shooting down an escalator. police say it's a neighborhood fight that made its way to the columbia heights metro station. the good news is that no one was hurt but they are asking anyone with information to come forward. the results are in, the winner of the fairfax county school board election is karen keyes gamara. her on her victory. will and thomas, looking sharp on their first day of school. i like that he is certified awesome. way to go, guys, be sure to send us your photos and you might just see her kids right here on the air. hope it is a great first day. continuing to follow that nightmare commute in northern virginia t

hurricane harvey is being fueled by warm waters and moving slowly. meaning it will be able to dump maximum amounts of rai. wind could also push as much as twelve feet of water on shore in what's known as the storm surge. all seven counties on the gulf coast have ordered mandatory evacuations for those living in low lying areas. i'm not go but one of my deputies lives in line. to go down there and get you out. so you're on your own. not taking any risks these residents are doing as they're told. we just bought the house we've we've only been in there what lesson thirty days it's kind of sad because we don't know what's gonna happen we don't know for going to come back to home for. what damage or coming home to you but not everyone is ready to leave their property to an uncertain fate? i don't want voters to come in once it's after had slept all that so it's fine. stay around if you and i and everything is there anything anyone to tell you to change your mind and say be safe and get out. now while. meanwhile students in houston school district may see a bright side to the storm they were supposed to start

harvey. the rain continues to pound the houston region. the tropical storm is not letting up and people are pushing their cars to get them out of harm's way. nbc's rayalleda reports from a neighborhood in houston. >> we're next to a bayou, and you can see what happens when the bayou gets flooded. it has now seeped into this neighborhood, homes pretty much full right now. you can see the water reaches the halfway mark on that door, and i can't even get into this street much past here. that's because down there i can't even see where the water stops. between here skband the bayou, we're right next to an apartment complex. all the cars under water. some are pushing them out. some of the people have gotten out of these apartments through windows. that's how bad the situation is, and as you can see, the rain continues falling. i'm ray valleda. back to you. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin. we do have very active weather not only in texas but we're also tracking potentially tropical storm 10 right around the -- i say right off of florida just to the north and east right off the coast of georgia. this is what we're tracking for you right now

harvey's devastation. i want to bring in juliette kayyem, lieutenant russell horn nor ray, commander of joint task force katrinahistorian, douglas brinkley, author of "the land of america." please, if you could keep it short. there's so much ground to cover here. general, i want to start with you. it's about 72 hours since harvey first slammed texas. how do you think the response is going? >> i think it's going in the right direction. i've been a proponent from day one that we needed to go in big and it took the governor -- he's doing a good job but he only fully mobilized all of his national guard. about 12,000 he has to date, had been operating with 3,000 or less. they've got to get more helicopters in there. they don't have enough. thank good, the savior is the civilian good samaritans. >> you've been somewhat critical of the mayor of houston thinking that the evacuation should have been mandatory. he said there are too many millions of people there in order to do it properly in a couple of days. should there have been a mandatory evacuation and do you see his side of the story? >> i see his side of the stor

the tampa bay rays announced on social media that the teams will donate all proceeds from tickets, parking and concessions to the harveytween the houston texans and dallas cowboys played at the cowboys home in arlington. sylvester turner announced houston rockets over leslie alexander increased donation from $4 million to $10 million. two major-league baseball records were set last night. >> drives that last field. that is 51. reporter: in a state team home run, the most ever in the month of august. chris last night recorded his 1500 career strikeout in toronto. fastest pitcher ever to get to 1500 strikeout. speaking of new york, roger federer described a major scare. an 18-year-old with the upset. they go to prevail in the end then it goes to senate team in zero, all-time in first round action. in 2008, chicago cubs anthony rizzo was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. yesterday was celebrated for 3.5-inch dollars donation to the lurie children's hospital of chicago. >> it means a lot to me because, to be able to get back and do this type of work is so much better than winning the world's theories. or doing anything on

rays of hope. we'll take them where we can get them. maggie rulli live in houston for us. thanks, maggie. >>> the president praised emergency officials coordinating harvey relief efforts during his visit to corpus christi and austin tuesday. the president waved the state flag and declared that texas can handle anything but he's receiving some criticism for not acknowledging the victims of the flooding. he plans to return to texas saturday to meet with some of those evacuees. >>> as we mentioned, houston city leaders have opened a new megashelter, it's the convention hall at the nrg center and the complex includes a stadium used by the houston texans football team. now, officials say they're trying to make the shelter as welcoming as possible. >> these are guests. these are neighbors. those are the terms. and you see people are greeting them, and that's what we want to do. we want everybody that's coming in here to feel warm, feel like this is a place where not only are they safe, it's a place where they can begin to put their life back because most of these folks are going to want to get back into their home as soon as possible. >> absolutely, and the n

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storm "harvey" has had an impact obviously a much less serious one one the local sports teamsthe houston astros scheduled to host the rangers will end up playing theior series at the tampa bay raysicana field the teams couldn't agree on a scenario fr a series swap and play the games in the rangers' stadium near dallas so both teams play in floridaand the nfl's houston texans will play their final pre-season game thursday night against the dallas cowboys in the cowboy's at&t stadium after being forced out of houton's nrg stadium the site of the last super bowlhouston rockets owner (mark)the devestation of tropical storm (mark) texans star defensive end j.j. watt hears the sentiment that houston needs the same kind of help it offered new orleans when hurricane katrina swamped louisiana's largest city 12 years ago. tens of thousands of evacuees ended up in houston when new orleans was flooded in 2005, and many stayed. now houston is dealing with massive flooding from hurricane harvey, which made landfall on the texas gulf coast south of the nation's fourth-largest city. the texans played a preseason game in new orleans on saturday, and flew to the dallas area because of the deterio

ray much feared still ahead, we are taking you 85 -- thank you very much. still ahead, we are taking you 85 miles of the coast for 45.ther live report at 6: larry: hurricane harveyelaying the start of school in houston. larry:the houston school district superintendent says the extra school traffic will only make things worse. 36 in our area. no change for the first day of school monday in fairfax county -- sorry, kids. this morning, officials are getting a final update ahead of the new school year. abc 7 will be of the news conference, set for 11:00 a.m. autria: we have been getting so many great back-to-school pictures. check of the galloway kiddos on their first day. becauseit when well here is the after photo. thank woodbridge for these great pictures. you know it is a successful first day when they are too tired to stay awake on the right home. backnt to see you're pictures. you can send them to us at burst.com/wjla. the newest powerball jackpot winner has already quit her job. 53-year-old mavis wanczyk of massachusetts and forward to claim the $758 million jackpot. she to call a lump sum of $336 million after taxes. it is the largest payoff for a single win

ray of cloudiness this afternoon. combination of the sort of beginnings of the harvey leftovers and a cold front which is up in upstateork here. open it up for you you'll be able to see that. see the light rain showers in upstate new york that will drop down into our region and some of the cloud cover with harvey will give us mostly cloudy skies later this afternoon there might be a few showers particularly north and west of washington late this aft evening as that cold front comes through it will be cooler tomorrow. the other weather feature there harvey still spinning around down in northeast louisiana still very heavy rain into parts of mississippi at this hour. louisiana, even florida dealing with some flooding rains early this morning. 85 for us. look for late day shower. coming up we'll talk weekend forecast of course holiday and we got a new storm irma potentially to be major hurricane as well, guys. >> thanks, tuck. >> 9:11 is the time right now. vice-president mike pence heads to texas. president trump is still focused on the nation's tax code as he lays out his new tax plan. congress is also feeling pressure

storm "harvey" has had an impact obviously a much less serious one one the local sports teamsthe houston astros scheduled to host the rangers will end up playing theior series at the tampa bay raysopicana field the teams couldn't agree on a scenario fr a series swap and play the games in the rangers' stadium near dallas so both teams play in floridaand the nfl's houston texans will play their final pre-season game thursday night against the dallas cowboys in the cowboy's at&t stadium after being forced out of houton's nrg stadium the site of the last super bowlhouston rockets owner leslie alexander has donated $4 million to the hurricane harvey relief fund. johnny cueto indicated today that he will likely not opt out of his contract and return to the giants next season... if so they'll be paying him 79- million-dollars for next season...meanwhile down in san diego...(wipe to giants want stanton) their are rumblings the marlins may want to deal slugger giancarlo stantonand the giants are reportedly showing the most interest in a potential trade according to reportsthe giants, cardinals, rangers and phillies have all called the marlins recently to remind the club of their interest

storm "harvey" has had an impact obviously a much less serious one one the local sports teamsthe houston astros scheduled to host the rangers will end up playing theior series at the tampa bay raysna field the teams couldn't agree on a scenario fr a series swap and play the games in the rangers' stadium near dallas so both teams play in floridaand the nfl's houston texans will play their final pre-season game thursday night against the dallas cowboys in the cowboy's at&t stadium after being forced out of stadium the site of the last super bowl houston rockets owner leslie donated $4 million to the hurricane fund. johnny cueto indicated johnny cueto fund.harvey relief fund. johnny cueto indicated today he like will not opt out of his contract and remain with the giants next season... meanwhile bruce bochy wishing this season would end giants in san diegotop 4th/ scorelessbrandon crawford finally heating up a little lately hits a solo home run his 3rd in 10 games and 12th of the season 1-0 giantstop 8th/ 1-0 giantsjoe panik down the right field line and off the foul pole for a 2-run homer his 8th of the season 3-0giantsbottom 8th/ 3-0 giants jeff samardzija his best outing of the

ray doubt could use. as we were in the air, there were about 9 rescue helicopters, in our vicinity. still working to help those in need. >> as harveylouisiana it is bringing back memories of a deadly storm. it was 1 hurricane katrina devastated new orleans. some katrina evacuees settled in houston again find themselves in shelters. adrianna diaz is outside one. the convention center is prepared to welcome 5,000. and they're going through the ordeal in a second time in a second city. same thing. pretty much the same thing. and it is like deja vu. once again, check nook a shelter after leaving home on a rescue boat. it's what he did when he was living in new orleans, during life changing lessons. survival. just waiting. ride it out. all you can pretty much dupe with these hurricanes. sit tight. ride it out. images have drawn comparisons to the 2005 disaster that left much of new orleans submerged. similarities weren't lost on the mayor. >> the anniversary of katrina, and, think all of us remember, you know all too well, where we were at that time. and all right images are, are, >> 12 years ago, more than a million people abandoned th

storm "harvey" has had an impact obviously a much less serious one one the local sports teamsthe houston astros scheduled to host the rangers will end up playing theior series at the tampa bay rayspicana field the teams couldn't agree on a scenario fr a series swap and play the games in the rangers' stadium near dallas so both teams play in floridaand the nfl's houston texans will play their final pre-season game thursday night against the dallas cowboys in the cowboy's at&t stadium after being forced out of houton's nrg stadium the site of the last super bowl(wipe to sorts dinates to the cause) houston rockets owner leslie alexander has donated $4 million to the hurricane harvey relief fund.alexander's donation was one of several pledged by teams and athletes to aid victims of flooding including a $50,000 pledge by rockets point guard chris paul to texans defensive end j.j. watt's online fundraiser. paul's donation pushed the total raised by the fundraiser to $500,000. watt later upped the goal of the fundraiser to $1 million.major league baseball has also donated $1 million to flood releif their are rumblings the marlins may want to deal slugger giancarlo stantonand the giants