KABC - Chatsworth train collision - first report (at 37:18)
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[0:00] water and the water will continue to
[0:02] rise for the next few hours expected to
[0:04] not be of too much danger to us but it's
[0:07] continually will be coming in now we're
[0:09] going to get the Leading Edge of the
[0:11] hurricane and that certainly is going to
[0:12] bring with it winds of 100 to 120 miles
[0:15] an hour and a huge storm surge
[0:20] Galveston felt the wrath of Ike early on
[0:23] huge waves crashing onshore and moving
[0:25] Inland homes along the gulf were hit
[0:28] hard some already underwater
[0:32] early this morning the seawall was
[0:33] getting thrashed by huge waves enough to
[0:36] frighten even long-time residents who
[0:38] have gone through many storms no I
[0:39] didn't think it would be this bad but
[0:41] you know you got the bay backing up you
[0:43] got the ocean golf so well yeah I mean
[0:45] this is what happens when you get a
[0:47] category two category three hurricane so
[0:49] you're getting out you have everything
[0:50] I've got all my stuff in the truck and
[0:52] I'm gone these are the people that did
[0:54] not evacuate and had to be rescued a man
[0:56] and his dog moved out of some of the
[0:58] flooded areas in Galveston
[1:00] the waters move quickly many streets
[1:03] underwater Nick seminiego from the
[1:05] American Red Cross in Los Angeles is
[1:06] here waiting to move in to help the
[1:09] people that need it the biggest
[1:10] challenge is getting all the resources
[1:12] and the volunteers and relief workers in
[1:14] place ahead of time so that we're staged
[1:16] and ready to go as soon as the storm
[1:18] passes and we can start getting out and
[1:20] feeding people in hard hit areas up to
[1:23] 60 000 residents from the island are
[1:25] headed out through much of the