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The way and if that happens, we can get back to work and try to get these folks with some lights back on. eric: and there are concerns around warning about the possibility of flooding. >> that's our biggest concern. we're not going to have any flash flood type stuff here in morgan estimate but what we will have is if it rains more than our pump capacity can pump out, that can pose a problem. they've got to get the levels back, the 20 to 30 inches of rain forecast we had yesterday really put the fear in you. that's been rolled back a little bit. so if we could spread out 10, 1y and-a-half perio...

Drainage in jefferson parish and brought on three new pump stations to help better drain us. just on wednesday we received almost eight inches of rain, not even connected to this event, and basically with us at full pump capacity and actually at 99.3% capacity, we could fill up the louisiana super dome in 41 minutes from turf to the top of the dome in 41 minutes. charles: so at what point, mike, as enhanced as your systems have become, would you be overwhelmed? is there a certain amount of rain you think you would be overwhelmed? a certain storm is youring-- surge that you would be overwhelmed...

In place to be ready to go. neil: sir, i know that the governor of louisiana had already activated 1300 national guard troops, he declared a state of emergency, similar to the one that existed in new orleans, but we were getting separate-- i don't know if it's true, but the pumping stations were not working that there was a concern, that they weren't prepared, what could be potentially flooding water. what's the real deal? >> i assume you're talking about the pumping stations in the city of new orleans? >> yes. >> okay. so, obviously, we've been tracking and working with -- i spoke to the mayo...