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Torrential rains drain emergency resources in Texas

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Why Houston is a ‘sitting duck’ for hurricanes

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Historic flooding inundates Texas, hampering rescue efforts

Historic flooding inundates Texas, hampering rescue efforts

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In Gulf Coast cities, officials warn of coming floods

In Gulf Coast cities, officials warn of coming floods

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Texas rescuers work around the clock in unrelenting storm

Texas rescuers work around the clock in unrelenting storm

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Hurricane Harvey 'worst time' for a government shutdown

Hurricane Harvey 'worst time' for a government shutdown

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Hurricane rescue crews face 'more calls than capacity'

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News Wrap: North Korea fires missile over Japan

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What the Arpaio pardon reveals about Trump

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How President Trump is navigating Hurricane Harvey

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Fact-checking Trump’s reasons for a transgender military ban

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Hurricane Harvey evacuees describe ‘chaos’

About 130 miles inland from Corpus Christi lies Texas’ second-most populous city of San Antonio. On Saturday, after Hurricane Harvey ravaged sections of the Texas coast, residents and emergency workers were caring for a surge of evacuees from surrounding areas. NewsHour Weekend’s Christopher Booker traveled there to speak with survivors of the storm.