Floodwaters in Texas receding, cleanups begin

Most parts of Texas are still drying out after more than a week of heavy rains and severe flooding. Authorities are warning residents about more potential severe weather ahead. CBS News correspondent Janet Shamlian has more.
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What, no calls for secession?

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Not until after they cash the checks. The federal checks, the private donation checks, the corporate donation checks.

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Instead of sending money to other countries we should spend it here & fix our own problems.

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they have their own power supply lol

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That's a relief, it means Ted Cruz can come home soon.