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Californians are really facing by their fatigue and in some areas people have gone through this to some degree for the last four years and. people are just deciding to move out of the area they just don't want to deal with that danger anymore to those that are staying it's just is a new way of thinking. and ways of designing your home with the defense of a space around it is especially in the most at risk areas as well as local governments making development decisions really everyone has to think of this as a new normal and new challenges to face to this threat that is seemingly ongoing. like ...

Judgment. >> look, i think there are some things that's problematic just on january 11th she said she didn't think there's a connection. she said i don't think anybody would believe me. this praise came before the strong arm thing. i got written down here. now people are creating a safe harbor for these type of allegations i'll come forward with mine. is that so far fetched? >> i think it is more far fetched than what she actually said on msnbc. she said, quote, and i'm reading it because i don't want to misquote her. so what i'm hoping comes out of this by coming forward is to say, governor, ...

It will benefit new jersey transit and the port authority. when you look at that image of the water rushing down into the elevator. our plan would help to protect them. it would protect all hoboken businesses our hospital that was severely flooded, north hudson sewage authority. our substation. the benefit would be tremendous. part of what i'm hoping comes out of this is to say governor please support this rebuild competition, give it your direct endorsement and understand governor that we have to make -- when we're making our development decisions, we have some real challenges and we have to ...

Earlier, i asked ray mabus, the secretary of the navy, who's also a former governor of mississippi and a son of the gulf coast, to develop a long-term gulf coast restoration plan as soon as possible. >> a long-term gulf restoration plan. rebuild the gulf coast! finally. because of oil and gas production and shipping and diverting the mississippi river and dredging and canals and really bad development decisions, louisiana, which has 40% of the weptlands in the continental u.s., louisiana loses a football field-sized area of wetlands every 38 minutes. if we want louisiana to continue to exist. ...

Sitting right now up one more foot when the storms inevitably come. this is not a hippie crusade to save the cute baby gators. this is the survival of a piece of our country. a big piece it turns out. a big important piece. we have been losing this life preserver of land at such a clip because of oil and gas drilling. because of shipping being prioritized, because of stupid development decisions. that was all true before the bp oil disaster. do you want to know what the bp oil disaster is going to do to the wetlands and the flashing neon that's going to put on the bull's eye already on this ci...