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Journalist jake scheyer throw his shot as far as he can in the dark. you can see some of the cars on the adjacent cross-street going that way. he with walked down that line. that line goes as far as the eye with see. we talked to motorists who have waited three, four hours to get gas. this is their destination, this racetrack station in chalamet, louisiana just outside of downtown new orleans. we tried to talk to the owners of the station to get an assessment of how much gas they have left, when they think they might run out because there was a shell station that we were at just next door yest...

He was just grateful that he still had it. >> that's great that it lasted through. gary tuchman, appreciate it. thank you so much. in other parts of louisiana there are growing concerns not only about power but about the ability of first responders to get to people who need help. flooding, downed trees, officials say are restricting access in some places. as gary mentioned, there's a gas issue as well. a survey showing nearly 13% of the stations throughout the state are without gas and that number jumps to more than 35% in baton rouge, which is the state capital. our brian todd joins me now ...