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Going to have power? and my biggest concern is distribution wise, if we start dropping them in the mountain range, youre talking about 2 to 3 weeks to get one of those live back up with potential of -- as electric companies have said, thousands of people without power. so thats my take. i think as far as preparedness, were okay. but the true measure of how well the people will judge how the government will respond will be during the search and rescue, and then how long it takes me to get my pa...

>> i remember all too well you did genius work on logistics, but imagine if theyd vacated that city the way they should have. imagine if the people who were supposed to leave this area had done so. it just reduces so much of the labor and the risk, but, general, once again, its good to hair now. i will need you even more after the storm when were dealing with how to get through whatever florence has brought. general, thank you for being a guide to us as always. >> point on, chris, because the ha...

River that floods and they say it has never flooded that high before. that will be an immediate big surprise with the storm. kind of like matthew did, alisyn. >> general, hurricane maria was a disaster. almost 3,000 people were killed. do you see signs that fema learned something from that experience that they will apply now? >> absolutely. i think they are gathering a massive force. the military is on stand by to go out to sea and some designated to go out after the storm. we are moving in heli...

Supposed to make landfall in the carolinas. and as we heard from officials locally, people are saying do i really need to go? maybe i can stay. i want to talk about that with retired lieutenant general russel honore. you know the name. he coordinated military relief efforts after hurricane katrina. general honore, thanks for being on. you can hear me okay? >> yes, maam. >> sir, i would like to get your reaction from what you heard from president trump this morning as it related to a different st...

Honore. >> of course i do. i got to know him very well after katrina. >> you know, he sort of ran it down about the kind of mobilization of military assets, particularly helicopters, that he feels ought to be happening now. we ought to be seeing signs of that, that will be needed in the days to come. just to do search and rescue. just to do that initial phase. and he was very worried that not enough of those assets have been mobilized. >> in a water event which is what katrina largely was after ...

Government, and the local governments. and making sure that we have a concerted, unified, effort in how we deal with these storms, how we notify the public, and how we react after the storm passes. >> we hope things go as smoothly as possible, and that you do get all the resources you need. good luck out there, and thank you for joining us, bill saffo. >> thank you, katy. thank you. >> returning to our continuing coverage of hurricane florence, residents and tourists are not the only ones gettin...

Hurricane season, general russel honore, again, always a pleasure to lean on your experience. appreciate it. coming up, mourners lined up all day in phoenix to honor the late senator john mccain. just ahead, he will speak with one of his pallbearers, someone you might not expect. cancer ... its very personal. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts, how it evades and adapts. and how we attack it. thats why at cancer treatment centers of america, we use diagnostic t...

You left us here to die because you were more concerned about the political spin than about the human reality that we were dying. >> its a bitter reality, a wake-up call, one that the president apparently has yet to hear. joining me now is retired army lieutenant general russel honore who led the response after hurricane katrina. general honore, always a pleasure to speak to you. im wondering what went through your mind today when you heard the presidents comments. >> it sounded like the preside...

Dying. >> its a bitter reality, a wake-up call, one that the president apparently has yet to hear. joining me now is retired army lieutenant general russel honore who led the response after hurricane katrina. general honore, always a pleasure to speak to you. im wondering what went through your mind today when you heard the presidents comments. >> it sounded like the president was, again, feeding his own ego. kind of remind me of an amateur magician who starts to believe his own magic. he puts a...

>> as we are now in the midst of hurricane season, general russel honore, again, always a pleasure to lean on your experience. appreciate it. coming up, mourners lined up all day in phoenix to honor the late senator john mccain. just ahead, he will speak with one of his pallbearers, someone you might not expect. hi, kids! im carl and im a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, thats tough to do. schwab does it. next questio...