[Camerota:] OK. Let's give you an update now on Tropical Storm Harvey and where it is. It has made landfall again this morning in Louisiana, right at the state border with Texas. The death toll is rising, though the numbers are very uncertain at this hour. 17,000 Harvey evacuees, though, are in shelters across Texas including the one that I am standing in that's housing about 8300. CNN's Drew Griffin is live for us in Beaumont, Texas, which his getting pummeled right now by the rain. Drew, tell us what you're seeing?
[Drew Griffin, Cnn Investigative Correspondent:] The rain has increased overnight. 26 inches fell on Beaumont, Texas, Alisyn, that was yesterday, midnight to midnight. That's a record. It has done nothing but rain since then and I mean really rain. We took just a little bit of video about a half hour ago and the area that we were standing in just yesterday which was dry is now in several inches of water. This is the problem. The water rising everywhere in the county has made any chance of rescues almost impossible. We're really in a mode where you just have to preserve life, get to a dry spot. This is not about being comfortable, this is not about being fed. This is about surviving Harvey until it finally exits. Port Arthur, Texas, seems to be a very tough place to be this morning. The shelter there, one of the shelters is being flooded and needs to be evacuated. And Chris, this is just going to continue until Harvey finally gets the heck out of here Chris, Alisyn.
[Camerota:] OK, Drew, thank you very much. Obviously we'll check back on your situation there. So what we've seen, I mean, part of the big story of Harvey here are all the citizens helping each other, neighbors helping neighbors. Even if they themselves are in a bad way, they're still stepping up to save complete strangers' lives. So we have an update for you on the unprecedented volunteer rescue effort and how it's all being coordinated next.