FEMA officials survey flood damage across Massachusetts

Three days after the torrential rains stopped, homes still remain surrounded by deep water. Today, FEMA officials are surveying the damage to determine if the federal government will provide help.

Disaster assessment teams are spread out across Massachusetts. From NECN.com.

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