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Area as well as surge water that will over top most of the coastal levies. so thats the danger we have. it will take down the power lines and the distribution lines and the service lines. if it takes down the big service lines that run through the swamps take power to the coast, were going to be in for a long haul. we lost some of those in katrina. thats the big metal -- you see when you drive through the coast along the interstate. if we lose some of those, well be weeks without power. replacin...

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Embers pick them up. although today is not terribly windy. so firefighters were trying to build containment lines before the winds pick up tomorrow. but however, they are still at 5%. >> one thing that was technically noteworthy. you hear 2.5 million people possib possible could be without power this weekend. and there are 850,000 customers affected. they equate a customer with a household, and typically, theres three people in a household. you do the math, you can get up to 2.5 million people i...

>> if it does not reduce, the category 4 will take out much of the infrastructure. and you know, when we were talking about florence, we said that fit came in at a category 4 in that area, it would be in some cases like a weapon of mass destruction, and category 4 will take out the grid inside of the cone, because the topography there and the vegetation is so heavy in that part, and the forest to the left, the apalachicola fortoast the west, and the powerlines and roads are going to be hard to t...

Line. when they go down, it can take days to get back up. distribution lines can take weeks in isolated areas. >> thats an important point. a storm of this category can take down harder infrastructure than just trees and simple polls. general, always good to see you, thank you. >> ali, i just keep thinking, 155 mile-per-hour winds. we saw those images from mexico beach and the amount of mobile homes could simply be decimated. we can only hope those people did evacuate. >> thats it for this hour....

If you lose power and the distribution lines go down, you can go two to three weeks, a month without power. >> thats an important point, general. they are not talking hours or even days. they are planning for weeks. so even if you stay, even if you play it right and now you have access to your property and an ability to recover, you dont have the resources to do it. you will be living in a very rough situation because although youll be surrounded by water its like the old fable, water, water eve...

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Get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. last thing before we go here tonight. life in puerto rico. over a month now since the storm. the short answer is this. life is no better for hundreds of thousands of american citizens there. power remains out for an estimated 80% of the customers across the island. and its more than replacing poles and stringing cable and swinging a switch. puerto rico is going about replacing its grid...