TX-TF1 Waiting on Daylight to Start Rescue Operations

By: KBTX Staff Email

Updated: Wed 8:54 AM, Aug 29, 2012

Charlie McDermott with FEMA is embedded with Texas Task Force 1 in Louisiana and spoke with Brazos Valley This Morning Wednesday about the next 24 hours as Hurricane Isaac makes a second landfall.

He said the search and rescue group was station in Alexandria, Louisiana waiting for sunrise to see how much damage Isaac had caused.

See the full interview from this morning in the video player above.

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