. >> folks like roy wilson only realized, how high the rain hadd gotten, when his granddaughter saw fish jumping in his backyard. >> i said what? >> he got his family out safely but the second time since the flood the reality of a second crisis is setting in. >> did you have insurance? >> no, we don't make that kind of money that we can have supraenough to pay insurance. >> how much di extraenough to have insurance. >> everything. >> this is a poor community in a poor state. more than a third of the population of williamsonburg county lives in poverty. and in this dot-in-the-map town, 70 miles from any of south carolina's three big cities, columbia, charleston and myrtle beach , williamson says, a community like his play miss the boat. >> we lost everything. shouldn't it be equal? i guess it's politics and something i don't know anything about. but i do know right from wrong. and it would be terrible if they would just overlook us just because we're small. >> low income communities may have reason to worry. >> people who are most impacted by storms are low income people. if you are poor

. >> roy wilson got his family out safely, back for the first time since the flood, the reality of a second crisis is setting in. >> did you have insurance for all your things? >> no, we don't make that kind of money that we can have extra to pay n. >> how much did you lose? >> everything. >> this is a poor community, in a poor state. more than a third of the population of williamsburg county lives in poverty. in this dot on the map town, wilson fears that when aid does come, a community like his might miss the boat. >> we lost everything. >> low income communities may have reason to worry. >> people who are most impacted by storms are low income people. if you're poor, you're going to be driven deeper into part. while people likes to that extreme weather events such as hurricanes or floods are great equalizers that don't discriminate, the truth is that they exacerbate the underlying socioeconomic problem, so even though we're all in this together when the storm hits, the people that are impacted and hurt the most are the low income people and people of color. >> the money may come,

like roy only realized how high the water this gotten when the grand-daughter saw fish jumping in the backyard. >> i said "what?", sure enough fish were jumping in the backyard. >> reporter: wilson got his family out safelily, the reality of a second crisis is now setting in. did you have insurance for your things? >> no, we don't make that kind of money that we can pay insurance. >> reporter: how much did you lose? >> everything. everything is destroyed. i just kept them, i figured i will pass them to the grand boy. >> reporter: this is a poor community in a poor state. more than a third of the population lives in poverty. in this dots on the map town, 70 miles from the three big cities. columbia, charleston and myrtle beach centring too. wilson fears when aid comes, a community like his might miss the boat. >> okay, somebody who lost everything. we lost everything, shouldn't it be equal. >> politics is something i don't know anything about. we know right and wrong. >> it will be terrible if they overlook it. >> low income communities may have reason to worry. >> people who are impacted by storms are low income people. if you are poor before a storm hits, you will be driven dee