we're started with that look at our radar tropical storm harvey. so the center of the storm is down to the south of austin, to the north of corpus christi. to the east that these arm bands of the storm itself are just taking that warm gulf water and feeding it right over houston. and this has been the case all night long. so as a result, the rain totals in these areas have led to catastrophic flooding. some areas seeing more than 20 inches of flooding so far, and still possibly some areas 20 inches more to go over the next several days. let's talk about the tropical path the storm may take over the next several days. 45 miles per hour still, the sustained winds, which means it's still a tropical storm. look at the movement. only to the south-southeast at 1-mile-per-hour. that's the problem. that means these arm bands can't wobble around, giving each area a dose of heavy rain. instead, it's all concentrated. in the overnight, 1:00 a.m. into monday, this will put it below tropical storm level into a tropical depression, but it's barely moved so the he

we're going to talk more about tropical storm harvey. you can see the center of harvey sits just to the south of austin, but it's to the east of harvey that has become the major problem zone. as expected, it's the heavy rain that's led to catastrophic flooding right over the houston area where reports of more than 20 inches of rain have come in. i want to loop this from the last 24 hours to show you, this is a loop of how little harvey has moved for a day straight. also note the heaviest rain bands have almost consistently been over houston, and therein lies the problem with these areas seeing such high volumes of emergency calls right now and flood rescues occurring because there's been so much rain with much more rain to come. in fact, anywhere from 15 to 25 inches additional rain is possible. here's a look at the updating track of tropical storm harvey. winds are at 45 miles per hour. that keeps it a tropical storm, but it's only moving at 1 miles per hour to the south-southwest. practically not moving at all, as it's done for the last

we'll start with what is now tropical storm harvey. this was hurricane harvey yesterday. it's now downgraded to a tropical storm. it's still massive. the center of the storm indicating most of the action sits to the east of the storm's center. look at these rand bands just pounding into houston where some of the heaviest rain is moving through. i can tell you looking through reports from the last 24 hours around the houston area, many places now at a foot or some spots around a foot and a half of rain already accumulated. this is the area today that is probably going to see the worst results of harvey because of all the rain that is to come. they could still see another foot to two feet as we continue through the next several days. here's a live look at tropical storm harvey. now at 45-mile-per-hour sustained winds. 39 miles per hour and above is considered a tropical storm. still within the range here, but look at the movement. only one mile per hour down to the south-southwest. it's basically stuck where it is. no steering mechanism to push it, so it will only move a sma

tropical storm harvey is now a deadly storm and pounding texas with relentless rain.e volunteers from our region and around the country are headed to texas to help the victims. here's what we know this morning. two deaths are confirmed, and at least a dozen people are injured. hurricane harvey, mat blew ashore late friday night as a category-4 storm has weakened to a tropical storm, but catastrophic flooding is now the fear. forecasters say some areas of southeastern texas could get more than three feet of rainfall, as krystal has been telling us as well. local authorities are beginning to assess the damage to homes, buildings, and roads. more than 300,000 people are without power. take a look. these are not manmade fountains in houston. so much rain has already clogged the sewers, the excess water is bubbling up through the manholes and grates. here's a close-up look at more of harvey's fury. you're looking at cell phone video of the storm's eyewall that was shot from inside a car yesterday. withering winds and driving rain pounded this in fulton, texas. the storm al

and harvey now a tropical storm. bring you updates. expecting more rainfall overnight tonight. >> now, abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. news.aking harvey hammering the gulf coa. to a tropical storm. one death confirmed. catastrophic flooding is expected. abc's lana has the very latest on harvey. reporter: good evening. no more, butvey is tropical storm harvey, even it is stalled, continues to bring its fair share of problems to the region. talking about nearly 500 flights being cancelled here in houston. plenty of wind and rain still to come. when hurricane harvey roared into shore... it brought with it wind of 130 miles per hour. reported asrges high as 6.6 feet. the storm's path, residents of texas, mississippi and louisiana, getting hit the hardest. christi, punishing winds pulled blew out windows. >> oh, my god! reporter: and seemed to toy with structures. among the hardest hit, rockport. at least one person confirmed dead. there,astation tremendous. building after building, ripped apart. throughout the region, emergency teams work

within the last five minutes, tropical storm harvey made land fall again. this time in cameron louisiana. said to bring torrential rain to parts of the already soaked state and louisiana during the land fall. the storm is being blamed for nine deaths. several people are missing. >>> there was a brief relief for the city underwater. the sun peeking out for just a few hours yesterday afternoon. here's what we know right now. houston is under a nightly curfew. >> started at midnight and ended just a few minutes ago at 5:00 this morning. crews and volunteers made 18,000 rescues so far in the flood ravaged region. among the dead is a houston police officer. 60-year-old sergeant steve perez was a 40 year veteran of the force. >> steve was one of the sweetest people i've met in this department. i've only been here nine months. we've got 165 employees and i knew who steve perez was. he was a sweet gentle public serva servant. >> tracked the car to a flooded underpass and dive team found his body. >>> again, we learned in the last ten minutes, tropical storm harvey h

storm. this is totally separate than harvey which is a tropical storm of a different magnitude just sitting there spinning taking warm gulf moisture and driving it to southeastern texas and southwestern louisiana. we could see some of this moisture this holiday weekend, but the first before we get to the holiday weekend umbrellas will be going up tomorrow for that. take a look at the entire weekend and beyond when i'm back. >>> 509. let's get you to work on this monday morning. >> jessica boyington standing by with an update on road construction. >>> most of that is cleared out of the way. a little bit ahead of schedule guys. earlier watching between city avenue and up near the blue route. right now watching around girard avenue on the schuylkill. both directions look good. 12 minutes from center city to blue route. blue to vine, average speeds still in the 60s, and, again, 12 minute trip there. crash new into the system. west lancaster road. upper merion to another crash. right around valley creek road. a few things going on in the roads right now. end with the blue route and drive times.

harvey. here is the latest on the impact of the storm. the floodwaters have receded from parts of downtown houston. but they could flood again. the businesses and restaurant in downtown houston are closed. now we hear reports of people being looted. >> good morning. since harvey made landfall, the coast guard have performed more than 1450 rescues. that number doesn't include volunteers out in their own personal water craft rescuing people stuck in their homes. the rain keeps coming. as the remnants of hurricane harvey continue to pour over houston and the texas gulf coast, another day of historic rainfall, putting much of the nation's fourth largest city under water. >> we rode out last year's and it was okay. but this was more than we could imagine. >> thousands have been forced from their homes. >> the water was up to here. i walked out and i was just like screaming. >> the worst of the flooding isn't over yet. >> bottom line is is that it's going to continue on. we need the whole community, not only the federal government forces, but th

finding pen is a top priority. >>> we continue to follow tropical storm harvey. radar shows how the storm continues to linger over the devastated houston area. >> let's get straight to meteorologist bill henley, he has a closer look at the storm. >>> fortunately, harvey is going nowhere fast. temperatures are not an issue, the wind, the rain. that's the story. 41-mile-an-hour wind. minimal tropical storm. barely moving around. going to take it back over the gulf of mexico where it could get more moisture and potentially regain some strength. these are flood warnings. houston right in the center of all nose flood warnings. additional rainfall is likely. this is how much additional rainfall is likely to come from still very powerful storm. houston could get more than 14 inches of rain before the storm finally pulls away later this week. por galveston a foot of rainfall still to come. our weather is dry. we will be impacted by some rain before we get to the holiday weekend. remnants of harvey may reach us during the holiday weekend. today, noontime, 76 degrees. sunsh

tropical storm harvey and all the damage it's caused so far. texas senator john cornyn will join him on the tour. the governor declared a state of disaster before harvey made land fall saturday night. >>> president trump says he will travel to texas tomorrow. the white house made that announcement after meeting with cabinet members yesterday to get an update on storm harvey. praised federal and state emergency workers dealing with storm and flooding. the fema adviser promised mistakes in the past made with hurricane katrina will not be repeated. >> we're pushing forward forces on the ground to implement national flood insurance program and policies as well. doing inspections we need. setting up and gearing up for the next several years. >> promised to give his agency everything it needs for texas as federal workers prepare to spend years helping recover from this. >>> more dramatic video this morning shows crews aboard boats and helicopters. you can see people loaded into rescue boats and rasks. also on scene. firefighters had to carry an elderl

jeff is okay, we'll be right back. >> of course we continue to follow the devastation of tropical storm harvey, we've learned two people are dead as the storm surged inland. although the winds have died down, the rain continues to pummel the texas coast. not good news for the folks of texas. it's expected to drop 35 inches of rain on the lonestar state. this is in dickenson, texas. looks like a lake rather than a street there. you can see boats in the water. rescue efforts are underway right now. the boats are in the middle of a street. where the rain has paused, residents are now surveying the destruction, in some areas, homes have been wiped out. rose of rvs flipped on their side, power poles down with live waters. we go to houston texas with the latest on conditions and a warning from a lawmaker. >> reporter: overnight the situation in houston getting dire. some of the youngest victims of the floodwaters rescued by boats. torrential rain battering america's 4th largest city. a local police chief live streaming throughout the night. >> anybody up there wants to go, you guys okay? >> reporter

so here's a look at radar currently showing tropical storm harvey. the center to the south of austin. where it's a more steady rain, although still a good accumulation, but to the east of the center of the storm where the big problem has been. the storm has virtually not moved for the entire night. as a result, this heavy rain, oranges, yellows, those are the armbands. they have been stuck over houston and down to galveston. notice the movement of the system. only one mile per hour. all of that heavy can't wobble or mover on to the next location. it continues to dump over one location. the most updated path of the storm is similar to what we have been expecting. that shows through tonight, it still moves almost none throughout the next several hours. and into the evening. then we go through your monday into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. finally starts to track up to the north and it should continue to weaken. you can the wind speeds dropping down as well over the next 24 hours. good sign that it's weakening. bad is that it continues to dump rain.

. >>> also breaking in morning, tropical storm harvey has made land fall yet again. this time in cameron, louisiana. more than 18,000 people have been rescued from floodwaters so far. made storm history. >>> so flooded you can't see any of the roadway. just the top of the highway sign in the distance. tropical storm harvey made landfall. expect to drench the area with a foot of rain. already flooded streets and forced people to use boats to get around. >> now after the reservoir spilled over in houston, dozens of boats made rescue in this neighborhood. crews navigated through sunken cars to pick people up. stranded in that flooding. nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal talks to victims and rescuers. >> we have to leave. this is not safe anymore. >> it's really, really fast. i've been living here in houston for the last 16 years. i've never seen something like that. >> boats, trucks, volunteers from all over texas and louisiana are helping with the rescue effort. and look at this rescue in houston, cell phone video shows a group of people forming a human chain to help a pregnant wo

. >>> now at noon, tropical storm harvey makes landfall for the second time this week. this time, hitting southwest louisiana with heavy rain and right across the border, hard- hit texas also got drenched. the storm has proven deadly and more than 32,000 people are in shelters. >> cbs reporter don champion starts our team coverage and has more from houston, where so many victims are in a dire situation. don. >> reporter: good afternoon. the improved weather is helping with relief and rescue efforts in this region. but to the east at this hour, harvey's deadly destructive crawl continues. torrential rains and flash floods submerged port arthur, texas, wednesday morning as tropical storm harvey slammed ashore. >> every highway is closed so we can't get out anymore am we can't evacuate. >> reporter: the town's mayor estimates 20,000 homes have water in them. and there are growing concern about people getting trapped. on social media, some flood victims tweeted pleas for help. nearby beaumont is also under water and rescue teams have been out all day helping stranded people.

bill henley has been tracking not only tropical storm harvey, but also another storm this morning. might bring us rain sooner than that. right now, let's take a moment and enjoy the view. nice shot there. bill henley standing by with what the rest of the week has in store plus harvey. >> seeing skies brighten up. just a few minutes ahead of sunrise. few more clouds in camelback. no rain here. don't expect any rain in the region until tomorrow. you mention not from harvey, but another storm coming together. coolest readings of the day are in the suburbs. right now 49 in a. it's downright at 50 degrees for milford. 52 for new hope and bedminster. another beautiful day. we will see more clouds around. especially later in the day ahead of the moisture. today the moisture level stays low just like over the weekend. really comfortable weather as the temperatures climb into the 70s this afternoon. wind will be picking up. see a nice breeze in philadelphia. look at the winds and wild wood. 23-mile-an-hour winds this afternoon. tomorrow closer to 30 miles an hour for wild wood. storm coming

tropical storm harvey is regaining strength over texas. e have died since harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane on saturday morning. ( mark ) more than 2- thousand people have been rescued from the rising flood waters and many are still waiting to be picked up. officials say some areas of texas could receive up to 50-inches more rain before the storm lets up at the end of the week. good morning i'm mark danon.( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. today president trump is set to visit texas to take a look at the damage.( mark ) omar jimenez is live in houston this morning with the latest. desperate rescue operations are underway this morning across flood-ravaged southeast texas .at least 3,000 people were rescued yesterday alone... but countless others are still stranded in their homes.voice of: jamie baxter on the phone/ stranded in apartment with neighbor: they keep telling us i guess now that there's a mandatory evacuation around the area all the roads are closed there's really no way to get out.first responders, the u.s. coast gu

the west wing is dealing with more than tropical storm harvey. are dealing with a storm created by the president last night. >> as president trump keeps a close eye upon hurricane harvey, he's weathering a political storm. a number of announcements out of the west wing. sebastian gorka forced out, the white house saying he no longer works for the administration. the president signed a directive banning transgender individuals from serving in the military. then trump compromised sheriff arpaio. >> the backlash was swift and fierce. protesters speaking out in his home state. >> the white supremacy and sheriff arpaio are showing will not be pardoned. we will not forget. >> arpaio was voted out of office last year convicted of criminal contempt for violating a court order to stop racial profiling latinos. >> i'm angry. trump okayed the terror arpaio caused. >> the sheriff was facing six months behind bars and had yet to be pardoned. the white house called arpaio a worthy candidate for pardoning. >> john mccain said no one is above the law adding that

tropical storm harvey is hitting home for brandon brooks for the eagles. used to play in houston, a low lying city where floods are not uncommon. he told csn, harvey was different. >> when ich was down there and ready to leave, flood similar came as well. i definitely understand what they're going through and things like that. keep in contact with a couple of guys down there. making sure everything is safe and good with them and their families. definitely paying close attention to it. praying for everything down there. >>> actor comedian kevin hart. posted on instagram. calling this the hurricane harvey relief challenge. let's go, hurricane harvey relief challenge. pray for houston. i am getting a link together now. people help me help houston. >> for a second day in a row, protesters squared off with police in berkeley california, this is what it looked like. large crowds converged for a rally against hate yesterday. more than 100 demonstrators dressed in black and attacked right wing protesters. police used smoke grenades to break up one fight. ten people

highs: 70-74 winds: ne 5-10+ mph right now - hundreds of feeling the impact of tropical storm harvey. the state - falling victim to catastrophic floods. and harvey has already claimed three lives.. images out of texas this morning just unbelievable. abc's natasha barret is in houston where rescue efforts are still underway for so many in need of help. right now. local teams from right here in the dmv are on their way to efforts in texas. one team from maryland...the other from virginia. 14 members with virginia task force one are driving to houston. they are expected to be in texas for about two weeks the urban search and rescue team will join fema as a water rescue team. and overnight maryland task force one also left for texas.. 30 members of that team were called on to primarily assist with swift water rescues. get the latest and our local forecast -- no matter where you are. just download the stormwatch 7 weather app for the forecast at your fingertips. happening today. close to 200-thousand students are headed back to school in fairfax county. john gonzalez is live at glasglow mi

let's take a look at the headlines out of texas as tropical storm harvey continues to create problemsown there. in corpus christi, it points out that harvey pounds on texas coast, showing the damage, but also has the headline that corpus christi residents breathe a sigh of relief, saying that despite continued flooding threats, the city basis minimum damage following friday night's category 4 hurricane. we also have the victoria advocate out of victoria, texas, also showing flood damage in homes there and residence recounting how we thought we were going to die, their inventory a, about 30 miles from the gulf of mexico. about 30 miles from the gulf of mexico. also, in dallas, talking about the impact, saying, this is only the start. battered and torments the houston area, talking about the damage we have seen in other parts of the state. a few of the headlines out of texas as tropical storm harvey drops distort the amounts of rain in that region, causing dire flooding concerns and officials warning people to listen to their local officials and he'd all warnings. deborah -- heed all wa

more now on the emergency response to flooding in texas in the wake of tropical storm harvey. saster. in houston, more than thirty thousand people have been forced from their homes due to the storm, which has set a new record for rainfall in the state. some places have seen more than a meter of rain. the greatest danger may be yet to come, with floodwaters continuing to rise. with me now isjenelle eli, who is the director of international communications at the american red cross. good to see you. just explain how the red cross is involved in the relief effort. as you said the rain is continuing to fall and this is an ever—changing disaster. the red cross is focusing now on keeping people safe, shelter, food and providing comfort to people. throughout the night people were streaming into shelters, people who we re streaming into shelters, people who were rescued or came on the road and we're just making sure they have a roof over their head and they are able to deal with this challenging time they have ahead. do you have the resources you need to help all those affected? things

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back to the continuing coverage of tropical storm harvey. that is a building being blown iny by very strong winds texas. seems like this playing out along the coast. lana zak joins us live where the storm is headed. it is not just the flooding, people dealing with the threat of tornadoes. reporter: that is right. we have had reports of at least eight tornadoes touching down. many of them as houston. we have been issued an emergency flood warning in the houston area. they are concerned about those waters that continue to rise in the rivers and by use. kimberly: -- and bayous. ki like? reporter: the pouring rain has stopped for a second. five minutes ago, it was coming down in sheets. because the rain to come so weekly, the ground is saturated. we have heard the colorado river may actually reach a historic flood level. we understand other rivers are coming close as well. not a lot of rain, but a brief little break. thanks.: let's check in with molly. the sky lighting up behind her. molly: the amount of lightning is incredible. the tornado threa

commodity markets are closing and tropical storm harvey is a -- we have gasoline futures looking and ite directions as harvey close refineries in the gulf coast. oil dipping as it causes a drop off. wti having its worst day since early july, off by 2.7%. that is the opposite for gas futures which are declining by 2.7%. they are gaining. say the u.s. could see as much as 30% of refining capacity shut because of harvey. if the storm moves up the texas coast to louisiana, even more refineries could be disrupted. switching to soft commodities, we see cotton climbing by 2.5% as the massive flooding threatens the crops. texas produces more cotton than any other state. it comes at a time when farms have been storing excess supplies on the field. there is concern that that crop will be unusable. the $1300ing through barrier, hitting a 13 month higher. up by 1.5%. catalyst out there but it is likely due to positioning as well as a slumping u.s. dollar. julia: make sense. for more than 30 inches of rain falling in some areas and floodwaters continuing to rise, let's bring in joe, he joins us on

harvey is came ashore as category four storm. >> reporter: harvey is not done yet. ton warned there's a long away to go. >> it's a serious storm it's going to last 4, 5 days, and frankly this is day one. >> reporter: flooding is big problem, the houston metro area pounded with double digit rainfall totals. the sheriff reported multiple rescues overnight. officials urging people in the area to stay off the road. >> we have an incredible amount of rainfall that came through the area overnight and continues to fall. it's dangerous and life threatening, thrugd oh -- flooding is in progress. >> reporter: harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane with winds up to 130 miles per hour. the storm's aftermath includes widespread power outages and devastation in harold hit rockport. you see people work their lives to build something and in one night it's all gone. >> visiting a red cross shelter in austin, governor said texans impacted by the storm will get the help they need. >> some of had their homes mowed down, some need a place to return to. they need this time and pla

tropical storm harvey is still bringing torrential rain. in cars. flooding has affected more than 30% of us oil refinery capacity, and the storm has now moved into louisiana. president trump has said "talking is not the answer" to the north korea missile crisis. pyongyang has claimed tuesday's missile test overjapan is just "the first step" for military operations in the pacific. the us defence secretary, james mattis, has insisted there is still room for diplomacy. thursday marks 20 years since the death of princess diana in paris. her sons, the princes william and harry, have visited a memorial garden, created at london's kensington palace, in memory of their mother's life and work. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

in the texas city of houston, hammered by tropical storm harvey, the mayor has now imposed a curfew tothe aftermath. it will run from 10pm to 5am wednesday. almost 50 inches of rain has now fallen there since harvey swept in on friday. it's set a new record for rainfall in the state, and the storm is expected to make landfall again, on wednesday morning, in nearby louisiana. more than 30,000 people have been forced from their homes by the storm. two dams near the city have begun overflowing and a river has burst its banks, and the authorities are warning water levels will be rising for some time. 0ur correspondentjames cook is in houston. baby cries don't worry, it's ok! he is not the only one finding it tough. it is now four days since the hurricane, and still the rescues roll on and on. we're trying to get to a safer, drier place, so... how's the baby doing? 0h, he's fine, he's just scared. are you scared? just a little bit, yeah. in the chaos, though, there is some order. the boats have come from all over the united states, and not a moment too soon. there are a lot of people that n

scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> you can help the people devastated by tropical storm harvey by making a donation to the red cross 1-800-red cross or text the word harvey to 90999. you can find more on the special section on our website dedicated to harvey always it continues to inundate texas. we have live broadcasts from our sister station in houston and photos of the flood zone and more. >> other news a firefighters was injured battling a house fire in southwest philadelphia. flames broke out at 11:00 p.m. on paschall avenue. residents took a female resident of the home she was not seriously hurt. the firefighters is in stable condition. >>> gunfire killed a person in atlantic city not far from the casino area on south virginia avenue at 9:30 p.m. police arrived and found the shooting victim died on the scene. no word on what sparked the shooting if or if any arrests were made. >>> a serious accident shut down the pennsylvania turnpike for 8 hours, a car lost control between lansdale and quakertown in bucks county. the two adults and four children inside were thrown from t

this is a long-term issue that is taking place, the effects of tropical storm harvey. lloyd is calling from the virgin islands. caller: hi, good morning. host: what do you think? are you confident in the government to deal with hurricanes and storms and other disasters? caller: i'm really concerned, because the government denies the fact that we're having climate change, and the climate change would make storms stronger that will be hire, and that these events will happen more frequently. so if you denied that, how can you properly plan? i would hope a state like texas would change its mind about climate change, because they're being really hurt. but you really can't plan if you're saying, well, this is not a going to happen and this is not going to be. climate change is a real thing, and it's happening all over in every state, whether or not you're having fires or whether or not you're having floods. and we need to just get on the ball and just accept it and work through it. host: ok, in some other headlines today, "the washington post" reports that the u.s. service me

tropical storm harvey gaining strength now taking aim at texas.lions preparing for life-threatening floods and nearly two feet of rain as emergency crews practice helicopter rescues. the governor's new warning this morning. >>> another shift in tone for president trump now calling for healing. >> we are defined by our shared humanitarian. >> just hours after that divisive campaign rally. is he sparking a rift within his own party? >>> breaking overnight, jackpot, one single ticket claiming that massive powerball prize. more than $750 million on

tropical storm harvey hits texas with records amount of rain. floodwaters continue to rise in parts of houston. authorities of told residents in the city it is safer to stay in place when the storm hits. now those are asking -- thousands are being asked to be rescued. the storm has halted about one fourth of oil and natural gas production in the gulf of mexico and more than 10% of the country 's refining capacity. the houston area produces 40% of the u.s. gas supply. they will restart production once floodwater received. harvey has turned into an economic disaster for texas. damages are likely to rise to tens of billions of dollars. eon said less than 1/6 of the homes in the houston area have flood coverage would leave more than one million homes unprotected. the federal emergency to be in the houston area for years. the fema administrator said there are about 5000 government on-site in texas and louisiana. there is pressure on congress to act quickly. relief project is likely to fall short of what is needed. global news 24 hours a day powered b

all eyes clearly are on texas which is feeling the full force of tropical storm harvey. >> patti ann: text is not the only state feeling the effects of the storm. coming up, we had to neighboring louisiana where the floodwaters are rising of the worst could still be yet to come. fortunately, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. itthe power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. >> while the rescue effort is in high gear, and louisiana they are being hard-hit also. the worst is truly up to come. between five and 9

. >>> right now at 11:00 tropical storm harvey is back over land. the storm made its third plandland fall this morning. good morning. i'm rosemary conners. more than 13,000 people have been impacted we expect crews to save more stranded people. we are watching the conditions in galveston, texas. >> reporter: hi there. blue skies and sun across some parts of texas. violent storms are moving east putting communities in changer. a final land fall near cameron, louisiana wednesday morning. in east texas flood waters are rising to dangerous levels. over 25 inches in 24 hours. >> the baby we are told however was alert and conscious. flood victims in port arthur can't seem to catch a break. water filled the shelter. officials planned to close it and move the evaccuees to another location. although the rain has stopped the strain of five days of rainfall has continued to put houston and surrounding cities to the limit. officials continue to release water from them. >> we get the street flooding but never like this. i think it's because we are so close to buf

harvey. the tropical storm, causing havoc in texas. more incredible video from some of the hardest hit areas. it is not over yet. kimberly: take a look at that. part of the road, just washed away outside houston. it happened right in your raging floodwaters. -- right near raging floodwaters . scenes like this one, playing out across texas. one woman, rescued right through window. when we say it is not over, that is because tomorrow, molly cochran's phrase, the storm will sit and spin over wednesday. takes it justck off the coast line where it can reveal, then it is coming back in. it is a serious situation. we are talking 15-25 additional inches of rain coming to hard hit houston. more to come, and definitely keep those people in your thoughts and prayers. we are dealing with a tornado threat as we head into this evening. tornado watch in effect for houston towards lake charles until 2:00 a.m., already seeing a few tornado reports coming out on twitter. everyone stay safe there. we are watching a disturbance off the coast of georgia, l

and an update on tropical storm harvey. we look at our weather conditions over the past three days. nice and beautiful in the weekend. high of 79. yesterday's high, 81. today, maxed out at 79 in philadelphia. well below the average of 84. it is cool in millvale. 60 degrees. 61 in lancaster. 66 in philadelphia right now at the coast in cape may, 69. up in allentown, the lehigh valley also in the lower 60s. satellite 6 along with action radar, showing a few high, thin clouds scattered around the region. what we are tracking it an area of low pressure off the coast of georgia and also off the coast of the carolinas. so this has the potential within the next day or so of becoming a tropical cyclone or a tropical depression. if it becomes a tropical system, it would have been called irma. whether or not this happens, this will slowly move to the north. and because of it, you could already see the clouds starting to build as far north as the cape. so the clouds on the increase later tomorrow night into tuesday. for the rest of to

and tropical storm harvey could dump an additional 2 feet of rain in the area in the coming days. we begin this evening in the storm team 4 weather area to get you caught up on the remnants of harvey. this catastrophic storm. two people confirmed dead including a woman in houston who died saturday night first responders and volunteers making thousands of rescues. and we're hearing a lot of stories of heroism like the sheriff of harris county who jumped into 8 feet of water to rescue a man. the convention center in houston is being turned into a megashelter. they're evacuating the most critical patients at the hospital, ask it could take days to get everybody into a safe area. and gas prices are expected to rise. there's no word when the refineries in texas will be able to reopen. all right, so let's begin now. last time we saw at 6:00, we had this new track that's come in and pretty much put everything in a worst-case scenario. how does the new track look? >> same deal. the eye is going to into the gulf waters, which is only going to pule it a little bit more. let's go ahead and ta

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tropical storm harvey makes its second landfall sometime this morning near the texas/louisiana state line. harvey is expected to produce another 6 to 12 inches of rain from east texas to southwest louisiana. in houston, a midnight to 5:00 a.m. curfew has been imposed. new shelters capable of holding thousands have opened. at least eight deaths are linked to the storm. rescue operations continue and so fare have been pulled from the floodwaters. don champion is in houston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some people here in houston finally got a glimpse of the sun before it set last night as those rescues of stranded residents continue, the need in this region is only growing. harvey slammed the beaumont area in southeastern texas overnight with lightning, wind and what the national weather service called catastrophic and life threatening flooding. >> everybody needs to start kind of going into that survival mode and start trying to get yourself to higher elevations. >> reporter: some residents are trapped and in desperate need of help. in the city of port arthur,

tropical storm harvey is regaining strength over texas. have died since harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane on saturday morning. more than 2-thousand people have been rescued from the rising flood waters and many are still waiting to be picked up. officials say some areas of texas could receive up to 50-inches more rain before the storm lets up at the end of the week. good morning i'm mark danon.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. today president trump is set to visit texas to take a look at the damage. omar jimenez is live in houston this morning with the latest. desperate rescue operations are underway this morning desperate rescue operations are underway this morning across flood-ravaged southeast texas .at least 3,000 people were rescued yesterday alone... but countless others are still stranded in their homes.voice of: jamie baxter on the phone/ stranded in apartment with neighbor: they keep telling us i guess now that there's a mandatory evacuation around the area all the roads are closed there's really no way to get out.fir

tropical storm harvey is stalled now, near the coast. still pounding the houston area with heavy rain, which is expected to last through friday. don champion is in houston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this region is still very much behind me, that might easily look like a river, but 16 feet below or so is actually a normally busy parkway here near downtown. and the flooding is only expected to get worse. the coast guard spent the last 24 hours pulling people off roofs in houston, as harvey left many residents with no way to go but up to safety. thousands are leaving their homes and everything behind. >> it is all just materialistic stuff that is always kept in your mind and is always going to be there in your mind, so it is good. but it is just hard. >> reporter: the stories of dramatic rescues and close calls are seemingly endless. these are residents at the la vita bella assistant living facility, who waited for help in waist deep water. this trucker was saved on live tv. this man realized too late exactly why

president trump travels to texas, where rescue efforts continue following tropical storm harvey. 11 people have died and thousands are forced from their homes. the cassini probe is transmitting its final burst of data before plunging into the atmosphere of saturn. and giving notre dame a facelift. why the french cathedral needs millions of dollars‘ worth of renovations. an emergency meeting of the united nations security council has condemned as outrageous north korea's firing of a ballistic missile overjapan, and a un statement has insisted, yet again, that pyongyang launch no more rockets and abandon its nuclear weapons programmes. north korea's central news agency has released these pictures in the past few hours. it is not clear when they were taken. the agency says kim jong—un was present to guide the launch. it says the missile fired overjapan was a medium—range hwasong—12, which the regime has previously threatened to fire towards the us pacific territory of guam. it says the japan launch was a response to american and south korean military exercises. the current president of the se

okay. >> thank you very much for that. >>> corporate america is helping the victims of tropical storm harveyons. property damage is forecast at $40 billion, $20 billion in houston alone. big companies are writing checks toward disaster relief groups. caterpillar, walmart, lowe's. exxon itself hurting from the storm. floods and rain forcing it to close its baytown refinery, second largest in the country. united airlines is encouraging its customers to give. rewarding members up to three million bonus miles in exchange for donations. united is also matching the first $100,000 raised. >>> the storm posing a major test for president trump. he's set to fly to texas tomorrow, perhaps to san antonio, but avoid the hardest hit areas. how's he done responding to the storm? we'll discuss next. when people ask me now i tell them this. bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal. with glycolic acid... visibly reduces wrinkles and reveals brighter skin. all this power in one little pad. bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal skin expert, paris. ♪ sailin' away on the crest of ea wave, it's like magic ♪ ♪ rollin' a

south jersey to texas describes to "action news" the heartbreaking scene left by the storms. >> insurance experts say harveyould cost homeowners much more than hurricane katrina. >> we're looking out for a storm around here. let's turn to karen rogers and dave murphy. good morning. >> yeah, one particular part of our region going get it first. >> yeah, definitely looks like the shore and probably philadelphia getting wet today. as we take a look at satellite, you can see the wide view. there is some rain beginning to creep up from the south across the region and we are looking at a wet one today, especially in the southern half of the area. 66 degrees in philadelphia currently, 59 in allentown, 67 in wilmington, 64 in trenton and 71 degrees in cape may. starting out fine. as we go through the day, though, the clouds thicken up and 19 philadelphia we're expecting some periods of rain through the day. 70 degrees is your high. that will be at about 3 o'clock this afternoon. a couple of issues. we do have this southern system that will probably become tropical storm irma a little bit later on this morning or la

we continue to monitor tropical storm harvey. onders from the bay area are heading to the lone star state to help the victims of the devastating storms. plus, preventing pollution in the bay area. keeping our air clean. >> and a look at the stock market. you can see the dow up 20 points. a lot of people were worried will the price go up with hurricane harvey affecting things. the refineries are doing well. worried about the workers getting to those refineries. >>> 6:45 with a clear start and mild temperatures this morning. at 10:00 we're already in the upper 70s and it doesn't stop there. still heating up. another day to take it easy and try to stay cool. we'll talk about more high heat. more on that coming up in five minutes. >> tracking westbound 80 with two, maybe three lanes blocked as crews arrive. the travel times, look at this on your grid. we have an hour right now to the bay bridge and building because of that restrict flow. >>> at 6:46 right now take a look at live images coming into our fuse room right now as people are

lauren: tropical storm harvey back in. before it moves onto louisiana appeared causing devastating flooding. looking at the rescue effort. officials say nine people appeared to have died. 30,000 needing shelter. topping 3000. there were 56,000 9-1-1 calls in houston alone between saturday and sunday. president trump will travel today to survey the damage. train to take a look at the national hurricane center. this shows the probable paths of the monster storm expected to make another landfall tomorrow morning here but this time near the texas louisiana border. jeff flock live in houston with the very latest. our conditions this morning? reporter: rescues happening before our very eyes, cheryl and lauren. the lady in this car try to drive to high water images had to rescue her, pulling her out and pulling the car outcome of vehicles on the scene. thousands of times oliver of times all over houston as the rain continues to fall you ask about conditions. they've been horrible all through been horrible all through the night. t

harvey. we're on the ground covering the storm from every angle for. you also ahead, breaking developments about the pardon of sheriff joe arpaio, a pardon president trump granted as harvey made landfall just friday. now tonight a new report from "the washington post" that the president actually asked about the possibility of closing the case before it went to trial. good evening. i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. but let's get straight to that breaking news out of washington. president trump reportedly asking attorney general jeff sessions whether it would be possible to drop the criminal case against the former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio. and the key piece here that was all apparently before his case was at trial. this is all, of course, before the pardon. let's go to athena jones at the white house for us and cnn political analyst on the phone for the analysis. athena, first, just backing up on "the washington post" reporting, what more do we know? what

next, back to our coverage of tropical storm harvey. the system spawning as many as 15 tornados in the past 24 hours, and the storm is far from over. dramatic new video of some of the rescues, the incredible effort to help the people of texas. >>> tropical storm harvey now just sitting over texas. it is expected as 40 inches of rain in some parts of the state. one person is dead, at least a dozen others are hurt as first responders rushed to find shelter for those in need. now, the victims of harvey are going to need a lot of help. in fact, the need is growing by the area. the red cross in our area has sent resources and more assistance that way. news 4 jackie bensen continues our team coverage. live from fairfax red cross headquarters. >> reporter: we spoke to paul cardin in corpus christi, close to some of the most heavily hit coastal areas. >> we got 15-plus shelters open. we think the number of shelters will increase during the overnight. >> reporter: sobering words as officials attempt to figure out how much damage the storm has inf

tropical storm harvey continues to batter texas with heavy rains. security forces on high alert in northern india ahead of the sentencing of a guru convicted of rape. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. the largest festival gets under way in west london with a tribute to the terms of the grenfell tower disaster. and making military history — the indian navy's all—woman team gets set to sail around the world. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 7pm in texas, where storm harvey is battering the city of houston. weather forecasters in the us have cold the situation unprecedented — parts of the city have seen more than 30 inches — that's 76 centimetres of rain in the past 48 hours, and there's more on the way. emergency teams have rescued more than a thousand people so far and residents have been told to head onto rooftops to escape the danger. 0ur correspondent james cook is in houston and sent this report. harvey arrived in houston with a vengeance. no longer packing the full force of a hurricane, but still deadly. f

tropical storm harvey pounds the region. the most of powerful storm to hit texas in 50 years.o people and unfortunately in natural disasters like this, the numbers could possibly rise. torrential rain coming down five inches an hour. residents are being warned not to leave their standed homes because roadways round water. the regime of kim jong-un fired several short-range ballistic missiles yesterday. that was the first test since it launched long-range missiles a month ago. president trump is monitoring the situation we are told while secretary of state rex tillerson appeared for calm when he appeared earlier on "fox news sunday" saying the administration is working with our allies. >> we'll continue our peaceful pressure campaign to see if we can bring the regime in pyongyang to the negotiating table with a view to begin a dialogue for a different future for the korean peninsula and north korea. eric: can that dialogue begin? you know, ambassador, jim congress unreminds me of my dog. you put a bone down, you tell your dog to sit. and he does for a while. but then he goes an