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Harvey Drives Tens Of Thousands To Shelters
ResumeWith guest host Sacha Pfeiffer.
More than 30,000 people may need shelter from Harvey's floodwaters and nonstop rain. We touch down in Houston.
Guest
Nancy Sarnoff, reporter for the Houston Chronicle. (@nsarnoff)
From the Reading List
The Washington Post: Harvey May Force 30,000 People Into Shelters While Flooding Will linger, Officials Warn — "As forecasters warned of more rain, rising rivers and floodwaters that would swallow additional streets and neighborhoods, police described a vast rescue effort underway. About 2,000 people had been brought to safety with more still in need of help. Yet even with several deaths attributed to the storm, the full toll of Harvey’s destruction remained unclear in Houston and across Texas and Louisiana, with officials warning that the flooding would linger and saying more than 30,000 people would be forced from their homes."
CBS DFW: North Texas Opening Shelters For Harvey Evacuees — "North Texans are heading south to help people impacted by what is now Tropical Storm Harvey. At the same, evacuees are trying to head north in their quest to escape dangerous conditions in the Houston-area. More than 500 people, from various places across south Texas, are waking up in Dallas shelters today. There, Red Cross volunteers are supplying hot meals, basic necessities, and a dry place to sleep… and the city is preparing to help thousands more storm victims."
This segment aired on August 28, 2017.