days, people here basically said, we're in louisiana. we see this kind of thing all the time. we're not overly concerned, and certainly, we're too far inland for this to impact us, so i haven't seen a ton of traffic on the road. the problem with saying we're too far inland is what i talked about a second ago. the wind power has not died down. we're looking at a potential catastrophic situation. don't see a lot of folks on the road now. i'm sure many folks wish they had gotten out when they could have. there's no flights out today and the highways were a mess when the window was open. >> you talked a little bit about the expectation of power going out for a pretty long period of time. how else have residents been told they need to prepare for the days and weeks ahead? >> food, nonperishables, flashlights, certainly, if you're talking about an extended period of time with no power. fema has ramped up, thankfully for louisiana and his mis, they gathered up 32 million meals, 2

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