they have food and water and no injuries reported. but it s going to be a priority today to try to fix the road that we need to fix to get to them so that we can get them home to their families. how are they in any danger of flooding where they are today? we are hopeful that we ll be able to get them out before late afternoon and early evening, which is when we expect the next wave of storms. we did get a nice respite overnight in terms of active rain, and that s helping us be able to get better assessment of what we need to do to try to prepare us for the next round. okay, so, sarah, you said 180 kids that are trapped right now in an area i should clarify. it s about 150 kids and they have 38 adult counselors with them. all righty, okay, okay. adult counselors. so we ll be watching it, hopefully you ll get to them today. and last but not least, boy, how long do you think people will have to stay out of their homes at this point? you know, it s really too early to tell