Happening now, a flooding emergency, historic rainfall in Washington State sending multiple rivers over their banks,

submerging neighborhoods, and forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes.

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Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer.

Pamela Brown is on assignment, and you're in the Situation Room.

Happening now, a historic flood emergency in Washington State, and the danger is nowhere near over.

This morning, rivers across the region are bursting their banks, flooding homes, and entire towns, after more than 10 inches of rain pounded the region.

In some areas, right now, the National Guard is going door to door to warn residents of the danger and help them get out.

Rescuers have already evacuated dozens of people stranded in their homes.

The U.S. Coast Guard dispatched helicopters to reach people forced into their attics.

Washington's governor says tens of thousands of people are still at risk

right now. At least four rivers have hit record highs that stood for some 35 years, and

forecasters now say more heavy rain is coming next week. CNN's Veronica Miracle is in Burlington,

Washington State, for us, where there's a brand new evacuation order right now.

What are you seeing right now?

Oh, well, Wolf, we've seen police and Washington National Guard go door to door in this neighborhood.

You see police behind us, people in homes all over this area being asked to leave. And in fact, we have just

spoken right now. We're going to speak to right now with an evacuee, Ryan Hahn and her son Emmett.

You guys were woken in the middle of the night. Tell us about what that was like and what they said

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