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Houston / Stephen Keller / Cameron Rhodes / Harvey #1260074

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Sep 21, 2019
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Heavy rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda is finally moving out of Texas, but the storm has left in its wake much of the Houston area a flooded mess, as you can see there. There are hundreds of cars that are under water, they've been abandoned. Roads have been blocked. Raging waters forcing more than 400 rescues after almost four feet of rain fell in some parts of the state that in just three days. CNN's Ryan Young is on the ground there in Huffman, Texas Ryan. This is a state still ...
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