Perhaps five to six feet, depending on the home. These houses are raised in the traditional style. Maybe not raised enough. This style of home, this is a double shotgun. What is great about these houses is, first being built for these environments, they are raised. Water can go underneath them. They can be ventilated. They have windows and doors on all sides. Good for air circulation. But the construction is what the best thing about it. It is cyprus framing and it is the old river cyprus that grows in water. So it doesnt get flood damage. Many of these people have hard line floors which strained out just fine. There is a big mix of homes old and new. Reporter is this an africanamerican neighborhood . Sue i would say predominantly but not entirely. It reflects the city, i would say. This might be the street. But, you see, you dont know. Here is the high watermark on that home. You see the grade is a little bit higher and it is raised a little bit. When you see these high watermarks, it
I want to begin with the american statement at an emergency session of the Un Security Council earlier. To the Un Security Council earlier. To the members of the Security Council, i must say, enough is enough. We have taken an incremental approach and despite the best of intentions, it has not worked. Members of this council will no doubt urge negotiations and a return to talks. But as i havejust negotiations and a return to talks. But as i have just outlined, negotiations and a return to talks. But as i havejust outlined, we have engaged in numerous direct and multilateral talks with the north korean regime, and time after time, they have not worked. The time for half measures in the Security Council is over. The time has come to exhaust all of our diplomatic means before it is too late. We must now adopt the strongest possible measures. Kim jong uns action cannot be seen as defensive. He wa nts to cannot be seen as defensive. He wants to be acknowledged as a Nuclear Power. But being
Maybe walk your kid in. They would love. That will bonding moment. 5 01 here on this wednesday, half way through the week, losing my voice. I have to stop cheering, cheering on everything. Were cheering on sue serio, and these tens in our wetter. Allentown good morning to you. All right, lets guess to sue serio. Hi, there, sue. Yes, we have some ragweeds out there, too, so if youre allergic to that that could be a problem as well. Hopefully you can get out, enjoy your ten today, bus stop buddy celebrating National Taco day today. More 50s than we saw yesterday. So, it is cool, but not as cool. Fiftyseven in the city. Look at our sunrise time, that magical sun 7 00 sunrise time. Yes, days are getting shorter. 75 degrees was our high yesterday. We managed that in our daylight. And today, we should get up to 78. Little bit milder than yesterday with mostly sunny skies, but allinall, looking good once again. When will things change . And you know they will. We will tell you in the seven da
Would preemptively strike it. I think its fair to say that we have opportunities within the Energy Sector to help advance this country when it comes to our Energy Security, our National Security, and our economic security. But we need to be able to move forward with that. So what we are able to do within this instruction that is pretty wide open is, is to focus on those areas where we might be able to see increased Energy Production that could bring us new wealth, create new wealth in this country. So im going to be the first to agree that some of our options within this open instructions are better than others. Some will create jobs. Some may end jobs. Some will reduce energy costs as opposed to raising them. Some will actually increase our energy and mineral security as opposed to sacrifice or selling it off. And so what i would hope that members would do is look at this instruction as an opportunity to do something constructive for the country. And the best example of that really is
When Congress Last debated opening anwr to oil and Gas Development, people made arguments about the use of new technology and how it would minimize the impact on anwr. Since then a lot of the claims have borne out in the industry. We will share some of them today. A couple are directional. Extended reach Multi Lateral drilling techniques that allow wells to be drilled in all directions from a well pad kind of like spokes on a bicycle wheel. Directional drilling has been around since the 1970s. But at that time it was did not allow the reach that we can now. And so you could drill a few square miles around a pad. I have a figure thats been shown before in the hearing today. You can see a couple, three square miles using technology from the 1970s and fast forward to the run on the far right, 12acre pad where a rig can reach out and cover 125 square miles. That means that you can space pads in modern development up to ten miles apart and that there is little to no surface impact between t