In Texas, thousands of people stuck in the flooded homes

In Texas, thousands of people stuck in the flooded homes. At least 37 deaths associated with hurricane Harvey and its consequences, were registered in Texas. One of them, Houston police Sergeant. Steve Perez, drowned trying to get to work.

"For those Americans who lost their loved ones, all of America mourns with you and our hearts are with you forever," said Donald trump in Springfield, Missouri. "For those Americans who lost their loved ones, all of America mourns with you and our hearts are with you forever," said Donald trump in Springfield, Missouri.

"The good news is that over the next few days in the region should not be rain," said meteorologist Taylor ward. Crowds of volunteers trying to save flood victims. The chief of police of Houston, Acevedo said authorities have received about 60,000 to 70,000 requests for help. The U.S. coast guard is looking for two civilian rescuers, who were swept away after their boat capsized on Tuesday evening.

Three volunteers were trying to cross the Cypress Creek when their boat crashed and overturned. One of the volunteers was found clinging to a tree. About a third of the Houston area is covered with water. And it's unclear how many people still need rescuing, said the representative of the military Department of Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Travis Walters.

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