Good Samaritans risk their lives for Hurricane Harvey rescues: Part 3

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1. This is what Texas IS. We may bicker at times, like every family does, but we love each other fiercely.

2. I was born in Illinois and I came to Texas when I was 4 years old. THIS state has been so kind. The helping hands mentality of the people of Texas is honestly so pure and beautiful.

3. I was born in Illinois and I came to Texas when I was 4 years old. THIS state has been so kind. The helping hands mentality of the people of Texas is honestly so pure and beautiful.

4. I remember that whole experience. I lived in a first floor of a apartment but the thing is that me, my mom and my dog were if Louisiana for family during the hurricane, after the hurricane we rushed home and everything was destroyed. We were homeless. We lived in a hotel for about 4-5 months looking for a house. I was in 5th grade. It wasn’t fun coming back from school and going to a hotel as a “home” everything is fine now, we have a house and everything is fine.

5. 2:07 mark. MAN THAT GUY SERIOUSLY WAS IN NEED OF SAVING????????? HES A GROWN ASS MAN. IN WATER THATS KNEE HIGH SMH

6. This storm would be rain from heaven if it hit California.

7. That police officer and that family…… I’m on the verge of tears 🙁

8. chiringuito de jugones

9. 0:53 poor girl has no idea how bad it is, yet she till has smile on her face.

10. May God bless all those people that was working so hard to rescue other people. This is a call of life and this is the reason why God created us.

11. God's blessings to all those brave men & rescue workers, who risked life & limb to save their fellow Americans. and to the victims and survivors' God's speed. Chief Art Avecedo, not onlt are you a leader. I never realized how attractive you are.

12. We should bring latest technologies to protect rescuers from risking their own lives to save others. We have greatest cutting-edge technologies like AI, IoT, Blockchain, Cloud computing and drones to save lives. I did a power point presentation to show how to use these technologies to rescue lives during a hurricane disaster without putting the lives of rescuers at risk. Please take a look. It is very interesting to see how these technologies work together to save lives.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt50yGoOU2U&t=42s

13. I was in an area where the hurricane hit the hardest although my house didnt get flooded our because its elevated from the ground luckily
    And my dad had this 4×4 truck and he was driving around seeing if anyone needed help and he had gotten these three woman and they had stayed with us until it was over

14. may all the people that died rest in peace.

    Thank the lord for people that love one another

15. Its so fantastic seeing these strong brave kind unselfish MEN caring for the helpless children , seniors and women

16. Biggest water disaster that too so much of area under water.

17. I am so blessed that this has not happened in my part of the neighborhood or where I lived I mean I could have probably died if they were that strong as in the video but luckily it didn’t rip apart my house

18. The animals ❤❤ leave no one behind

19. i feel bad for the guy on tv having to say kids are dead

20. Those poor kids ???

21. What Texas showed the world after the hurricane is we are Americans and we are a big dysfunctional family who drop everything to help their fellow Americans in need

22. I legit cried. faith in humanity restored. I'm not giving up yet.

23. MY UNCLE WAS IN THE VIDEO :O

24. that's so amazing when we take care of each other l love it ✌???

25. I was texting my friend as she was getting rescued from her house,it was so sad

26. Support my Harvey Christmas Relief GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/hurricane-harvey-christmas-relief

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29. Be careful of trench foot…We still need you on the frontlines to help with the victims.

30. The fields are plenty the labor's are few. Jesus send your labor's. God Bless

31. If you didn't Know the Saldivar Family are related to Selana the Mexican American singer. R.I.P

32. Fellow earthlings, we're all one.

33. Thank goodness! It shows that lessons were learned and history didn't repeat itself as with Katrina. Animals were kept with their families and strangers helping strangers. In the midst of all this strife, it warms my heart to see humanity pulling together for the greater good. Bless everyone who gave a helping hand.

34. Please help by donating to my friends go fund me some of her family were affected by this tragedy she's gathered food and clothing to send them and is looking to get some more things she's pregnant and doesn't have enough money to send it please help with what ever you can link is https://www.gofundme.com/b7d8m-pray-for-texas...
    Thank you

35. In Canada, there are lots of stores asking for donations for the Red Cross to be added to our purchases … Alberta, Canada is known as "The Texas of the North" because we're very similar to Texas, lots of ranches, farms and oil. I can say that as devastating as this is, I'm glad to see how much better this disaster is being handled than Katrina was handled.
    Our hearts are with Texans during this time <3

36. Who ever disliked this video has no heart to the people that Died

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