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The best investigative stories for this network and eventually came to work full-time for this show as one of the staff writers. fitz always has a story to tell. it is not unusual to hear him start off with something like, when i was covering the iran hostage crisis, or, that time i was in pyongyang. one of our favorite stories about fitz is when he was still in high school he drove with some friends from new hampshire to washington, d.c. and talked his way into attending the presidential funeral for john f. kennedy. even at that young age he was eager to witness history and report on it, whic...

Captain Steven Barker sworn in as Troy Police Department's new assistant police chief.

Hurricane, during the pandemic and we've been giving out free ice, free water multiple days and we're trying our best to help the community in every aspect that we can. >> reporter: those are just some of the stories we've heard here in new orleans. as you mentioned, you can see it for yourself, folks have already started lining up hours before the gas station opens. it opens here in about two hours. the line of cars will -- it starts leer and it snakes down the street just a little bit. christi and boris? >> adrienne, thank you so much. we appreciate it. so as louisiana grapples with the ga...

Been delayed because of covid. >> oh, my gosh. you also have, underscore, another barrier is communication. people don't have access to the inter net, computers. perhaps they don't know about the cooling stations. the word needs to get out. adrienne, thank you for doing your part. many of those impacted by ida are pleading for basic necessities to get back into their homes, start rebuilding if they can. here's what the president of one hard-hit parish told cnn that he needs from state and federal agencies. >> if we get electricity, we get the fuel, we get the water and ice, we will rebuild l...

Over getting gas is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: that's just one example of desperation. meanwhile, back here in new orleans, you will also notice that people are standing in line with their gas cans. they're over there communicating with the employee at this hour. back to you. >> adrienne, so a lot of folks standing there with gas cans. yesterday, i cannot forget the interviews you did with a couple folks. one jegentleman who was holding his young -- maybe a toddler, 8 months or something like that, talking about how he was -- >> reporter: 3 months? >> oh, my gosh. he was staying in th...