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This path right here is pretty much worst case scenario, there are about 2 million people who live where my hand is, northern and north eastern quadrant, that's the dirty side of the storm. with the storm surge, the rain nmt mountains that could be up to 2 feet and the catastrophic wind damage, that's the huge issue is going to be the wind damage, structural damage, people getting fresh water and food is going to be a issue and the infrastructure problems in the mountains with flash flooding, trying to get them food and water. this is going to be a humanitarian disaster. dominican can just be ...

Doesn't come. but it's like pearl harbor, the only difference is we know the enemy's coming. why not protect yourself. it's the message the governor is giving. >> we appreciate the consistency the governor has come on tv to give the message and you yourself have joined us, and i know other networks, to get the message out, do not fool around, but if you live on a barrier island, do not fool around because there are going infrastructure problems that keep people from getting to you. your connections to miami are new and solid, right? >> absolutely. so far, so good. everything seems fine. i can ...

Rapidly as we move forward. there was some talk after sandy about big infrastructure changes in new york city and then, of course, the cleanup relief is done. everybody forgets about it. new orleans we heard that some of the pumps in new orleans weren't working the past couple of weeks the way they were supposed to which is, again, after all the infrastructure problems we talked about in 2005, 2006 in new orleans, it is still incredible that yes, they are living in a bowl, but there are ways to make sure that you're not under water every time a tropical storm comes. so maybe we put infrastruct...

Neighborhood of the flood. horrendous. and the reality. lose everything you worked all your life for. it is very tough. the administer of fema is doing a great job. putting all their resources they can to help support state and local governments. and they'll continue doing that. it is going to be a massive recovery effort. no doubt about that. you have so many infrastructure problems you. think of all the small businesses homes. it is just going to, going to take years. two young people had to go. walk in the water. and the video they have. in neck high water. they said for a mile. how long do...

It's going to be a massive massive recovery effort, there's no doubt about that. you go so many infrastructure problems and you think about all the small businesses and homes, it's going to take years, it's not going to happen over night. >> we had these two young people on earlier that had to walk in this water. that's their video now they have up. in neck high water they said for a mile or so to get out and so many people have these stories. what's a normal life for texas moving forward? how long do you see this going on? >> well, hopefully not for long. those waters are dangerous, you go su...