Audio fileAs residents of the Texas Hill Country try to clean up after last week’s floods, many residents are asking what is next. Two people were killed and nearly 600 homes and 100 businesses were damaged or destroyed across Kerr, Kendall and Comal counties. The flooding occurred just a little over a year after floodwaters killed 135 people in the same area. Nidever argued there has not been a widespread response from local, state or national governments, and neighbors are helping neighbors. "Time is sort of the essence when it floods, getting belongings out of homes and getting the drying out process started."