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I asked him what is he going to be thinking at as he went through that alley. he said, you know, i'm scared. i don't know what my future is going to be. dynamic. very resilient people but having to face the potentiality they're not sure of. >> that's part of the story we don't want to lose. there are people who make their livings off of this. and whether or not they can get out there, some of the fish that they're out there to catch, the shrimp, oysters, we don't know what the impact is going to be on them just yet. resilient and they get blown around a lot by the environment and by weather, a...

Recovered. and, in fact, when we take a look at what the residents are thinking or the local fishermen, they still can enjoy, for what the short amount of time is since hurricane katrina, since they have recovered, we took a drive out on to the streets and you see newly built buildings, that's the indicator you're talking about there, ali. so what we did is we spoke to one fisherman, and his name is mike wallace, he comes down here each and every day. he throws out his pole. he brings out his cooler, and what he's concerned about, though, is the next couple of days what can change. this is wha...

This time around, although they're very hearty folks with a lot of resilience, it's a little bit difference this time around because they believe it's possible that things could change for a long period of time. i spoke with bob, long-time fisherman, been here for 30, 40 years. he takes people out for tours. he fishes himself in is what he told me earlier when i asked him what he thought might happen in the next couple of weeks. >> i never took any fish that i ever caught for granted, or i tried not to. but these last couple of days, you know, just -- just have to enjoy every one of them now. ...