Harvey: Into the Deluge | Times Documentary

As Harvey's rains bore down on Texas, two women felt nature at its fiercest - and saw humanity at its best.
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When Hurricane Harvey hit Texas it led to record flooding in the area. It made ordinary Texans into heroes but not everyone could be saved. In our documentary we look at the toll the storm took on two women affected by the storm.
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[@Wolf6151]

Texas showed what good people are capable of when bad things happen to us. Very proud to call Texas home.

[@meeshgardner83]

Don't forget the Louisiana folks who came to help!

[@carlosfunes1598]

This were really dark days for us houstonians may god bless all of the affected and thank you too everybody that risked their lives trying to help rescue people

[@oreajessica1995]

The human chain really hit me cause those people saved that elderly man’s life from drowning. If it wasn’t for those people he wouldn’t be here. I thank them for their hard work and effort💖 God really sent his angels down.

[@ninabirdsong9910]

OMG... I couldn't imagine losing my parents that way... but it can happened to any of us... my heart goes out to her..

[@deejeff8846]

Nina Birdsong you eiether evacuate early or stay put....never ever try to drive in high water.Turn around dont drown

[@elijahcollins4782]

May we all be able to grow stronger together one day 💯🤦🏾‍♂️

[@AlexEnglish-Remarqed]

Well done NYT!

[@Liz-bg3yu]

This brings so many horrible memories. Make me cry every time.

[@cats400]

It was way more than 50 inches. 50 inches was the lowest amount some areas received. I heard that some scientists believe that 60-70 inches is how much rain actually fell.

[@zekethefreak4]

I live here in Houston and one thing I do know is that they need to stop tearing down the trees and wetlands because that’s where they are building the new houses and that’s where the water will stay

[@betoortiz6098]

Great Video.

[@legrandfromage9682]

Quality reporting guys 👌

[@nhaphovannguyen]

Sometimes I wonder how we could get through those hard times. 🌟

[@anizjahcook6666]

It's still raining here in huston may God bless us

[@singesetsourires3806]

May the American people overcome this difficulty

[@YBY3]

And here come the documentaries and then the movies....

[@michaelbuckner199]

LetsStarYB Where do you live Arizona? Hope you don't get a sunburn!

[@YBY3]

Nope, live in Texas (same thing)

[@michaelbuckner199]

LetsStarYB What part of Texas!

[@jimmygray4525]

Thank god that the people in Houston are okay.

[@stephaniedegange2737]

we love you all and are so ver sorry for your loss

[@joyjoyoo]

My god the houses were submerged

[@deejeff8846]

joyjoyoo and some pets were left behind😟

[@JA238979]

Even for people in a code red medical emergency, there were not enough helicopters and there were zero ambulance boats in most areas of this city, so you have to prepare for extreme heat and flooding here.

[@ferdhinico.3402]

Please stop that music

[@rebelfighter5249]

They're called spirituals. Blacks have been singing "that music" for a long, long time.

[@kerns05jk]

Earth is alive and breathing.

[@Anymous578]

They didn't tell these people how bad this storm would be this why so many people suffer it wasn't their fault that they stayed in reality

[@UrMom-jb7vl]

Iris J. Uh no,they were told to stay because thats the safest thing to do

[@robertomurri1278]

To stay in their homes? Lol

[@zekethefreak4]

The mayor told us it would be alright but it wasn’t

[@JennXeno]

💔

[@georgecabrera7924]

I’d never forget my worry if Corpus was going to be New Orleans.

[@Wolfram1045]

Completely off topic but I feel like I've seen that Game Warden - Carmen - before

[@singesetsourires3806]

May all good things lord

[@Gorillaman01]

Albert Moore so why would god make the hurricane in the first place.

[@aveenadel827]

Sal Khan Because humans are not treating the nature right so maybe this is a punishment to wake up

[@joaonunomusic1]

In the end of that, there were survivors. thank god.

[@deejeff8846]

joão nuno Antunes God

[@Augfordpdoggie]

thank god? if god exists he would have spared them.....

[@butterflylover1347]

so sad sorry.......

[@_Furry.exe_]

...

[@rosamendoza6077]

Carmen velez el JUICIO de DIOS NO ha llegado, esas son profecias que se tienen que CUMPLIR. ES cierto hay que buscar a Dios Para que tenga micericordia en su juicio ARMAGEDON salmos 83:18 JUAN 1:18

[@ilhanilhan2163]

Harvey harvey harvey to be continent

[@noranygardx]

omg a blue lives matter flag?

[@altezarealcarmenvelez]

LOS JUICIOS DE DIOS ESTAN DOBRE LA TIERRA BUSCAR A DIOS.

[@JermaineSam]

I can't with her voice.

[@sameerkulkarni1448]

Like u guys blame trump for this, in India they blame Modi

[@hadara69]

Trump pulled us out of the Paris Climate agreement. Trump pushes Right-wing propaganda that denies science. Trump said, "What a crowd!" when he visited. I could go on.

[@dstorm7752]

The NY Times blames the storm on Russia and Trump.

[@kabukisyneri296]

Well, it's kinda obvious. It's Russia's fault.

[@hadara69]

Which party and "president" denies Climate Change, genius?