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Of people that were at the airport and the type of damage that we have. again, as you mentioned, we have a high percentage of windows blown out in our c concourse that serves air tran, frontier and american airlines. we had a number of windows blown out in our terminal one, our historic terminal, that was built in 1956. and then a lot of the pictures you're probably airing this morning are some of the damage outside of that terminal, which we had a lot of cars impacted. i know we had a shuttle van that was langing off the terminal parking garage. a lot of sign structures that were blown down. ...

Concourse, that is cent percent of our total capacity here in the airport. we are going to have more of a struggle is with the c concourse, carriers on the cconcourse are american and frontier and cape air . i am missing one. air tran. thank you . and with those carriers we'll be working after this press conference to relocate them. it is going to take a while before the c concourse is functional and a good portion of the roof is gone, every window is out of that and extensive damage in the restaurants in the concourse. we'll work with all of thitation managers after the briefing to relocate t...

With that. particularly on the roadways, we are working on the traffic control devices and find the structures that are damaged by the storm. here in this facility, we are booding up windows, you will see that as opposed to windows going back in and we'll get it completed quickly as we can. in general, the c concourse is going to be the only item here that by tomorrow, we'll not be able tute. that will take time to restore that back to the actual use . so working with the airport and the airport director will continue to work with the airlines and they will work the schedule as she mentioned. ...

Functioning tomorrow. >> reporter: and probably at about a 70% capacity, compared to what they normally run, based on the damage that you saw. the largest concentration of damage is over in the c-concourse and affects airlines like air tran and american and case air. so, if you're flying those airlines in and out of st. louis tomorrow, check the airlines because there may be a problem with you being able to use those tickets tomorrow, but the rest of the airport, if they can get electricity back up and running here, should be a go. jamie. >> it's a tribute to the folks on the ground there and ...

Heights in the community center. it has capacity for 200 folks. we have about 20 there at this point, but we have plenty of capacity. many of these folks are going to neighbors, to family members, and they're also trying to get back into their properties so they can assess their own damages. >> in terms of cleanup, can you have an idea how much this is going to cost and how long it's going to take? >> no, i couldn't -- i'd say it's going to be in millions of dollars and not in tens, how's that? i can tell you it's several days before we complete an assessment of the damages and are able to put...