the conditions here as nick valencia explained, make it tricky for the human beings on the ground. they make it much more tricky for the pile they're working on. the moisture is not just adding weight to the pile which is accelerating the shift which makes it difficult to be on and to work around and, of course, adds an almost of challenge for those who may be alive on the inside of it, but it is also causing a softening underneath. and these are big challenges for heavy equipment and for the men around. they just brought in a different fema task force, equal in expertise. i spent time with these guys in haiti when they dealt with something similar to this, a marketplace that collapsed on top of itself. 72 hours later there, they p pulled people out. there is cause for hope. the only other analog for this situation i've ever seen, in this country, because, remember, this doesn't happen in this