that storm, of course, still threatening him. i believe we might have bill karins on standby. is bill with us? >> yes. you got me? >> hi, bill. talk us through what it is we're seeing, the ways in which this storm is moving. i know that you are doing the hard work of actually tracking the storm. so i'm going to pull you away from your monitor, move you over here where you can explain it to me and explain to the audience. >> a little break. i can get out and look at the data. and the big story that's going on right now is that the storm stopped going west. the storm was heading towards houma. it stalled out for almost like an hour or two, and now it's going due north. that's huge implications for the new orleans area. notice the winds. these are pretty strong now. new orleans international airport, 74-mile-per-hour gusts. reserve up to 74. baton rouge up to 47. my rule of thumb is like 45 and above, 50 and above, that's when tree limbs start coming down and power outages start. that's going to begin shortly in