there. the fence is covered in plant vegetation, basically, coated in, because the water was with so full of the grass and what not. the level, we re told, was probably up to my neck or higher, stretching over this parking lot and stranding dozens of people overnight in the shopping center behind me. they had to actually sleep in the aisles. this morning, we watched at daybreak as japanese military helicopters came in and started to rescue people from the rooftop. a lot of them came from homes in this neighborhood, including this apartment building here where we re told the first floor, all of those units were flooded. people were up on the balconies, on the second floor. you may remember seeing buildings like this during the height of the flooding yesterday when we saw the dramatic water rescues. now we are able to see, as you can see, we are able to stand in the street, which is a promising sign. the hope, of course, there isn t anymore rain. you can see the sun is out and the water
minutes to go to the bathroom and guys this could be gun if they have to use that restroom. and the caveat, they have to use that raes room only. only, that s what i mean they have to use it. they can t have the choice. with pleasure, can pleasure. and you ll have 20 people in line, never get there. that s fine at least it won t be coated in i don t know what you guys are doing in there. and i find this sexist, because women get the nice accoutrements. have you peeked in their bathrooms. perfumes, couches. a waiting room couches, women cavort. we don t cavort, we chat. a food service comes in there. no, i like the idea of putting a couch in the airline bathroom in case anybody s waiting around. that d be a roomie couch. let us know what you think about this. and feedback, would you like a women s only restroom aboard a plane and could it be good news for us guys as well?