capacity. we issued a voluntary evacuation yesterday. i don t believe a handful of people left. category one doesn t scare anybody in south louisiana but you do have to make through it, the wind blows, you got electricity problems, you ll go without electricity. that s expected. we have some station problems, due to electrical failures. we re trying to get the generation there now. for the most part, there s a lot of rain coming. somebody s going to get it. we re prepared for it if it comes this way. the people who have not left for the most part, even though the evacuation was voluntary, would you have advised them to really get out of town or do you understand and empathize with their reaction to this just being a category one, so to speak. right, the thing we get concerned about now is a lot of people are anxious to get out and see what s happening. they like to see the tree branches on the ground, what type of destruction the wind is causing. my advice is stay inside.
valley where they hold towns that are sympathetic to them. so the cleanup operation in iraq in some ways is easier because you have a strong sorn well, not a strong, but you have a unified government that s taking place. when syria, you have a whole series of different coligsz. you have this nah sent cease-fire in the southwest of the country where there s very little u.s. involvement if none at all. and you have the russians as well as a regime that s still in power but the u.s. wants to move out of power. can folks get back to their homes in mosul? that will be sometime, right. you have electricity problems, you have humanitarian problems, you have water problems. now, in some places you do have civil service and you do have public servants taking place there. it will probably be faster in mosul because you have a central government. you have bag dad that can pay bills. katy. hans in this case oels at the pentagon. thanks very much. and we mentioned earlier, in
refineries in california were offline for a month. because of the electricity problems. if you take the biggest refineries and you knock them out, i assume it means that demand would run up above of supply. you are a capitalist eric: you increase supply. the way you do it not just refineries in california. use the supply but we can t because of the regulation. kimberly: that is a problem if you overregulate like that. now a crisis situation of their own making in many respects. some of the ardent environmentalists want to see refineries in the line. tremendous impact on the jobs. look at prices. how are they supposed to get to work. california is all about the driving. bob: they are coming back online now. you can t say if a third of increase goes down you don t see supply in increase. eric: $4.67 in california. $3.6 of 5 in new jersey because of the location.
refineries in california were offline for a month. because of the electricity problems. if you take the biggest refineries and you knock them out, i assume it means that demand would run up above of supply. you are a capitalist eric: you increase supply. the way you do it not just refineries in california. use the supply but we can t because of the regulation. kimberly: that is a problem if you overregulate like that. now a crisis situation of their own making in many respects. some of the ardent environmentalists want to see refineries in the line. tremendous impact on the jobs. look at prices. how are they supposed to get to work. california is all about the driving. bob: they are coming back online now. you can t say if a third of increase goes down you don t see supply in increase. eric: $4.67 in california. $3.6 of 5 in new jersey because of the location.
them for the u.s. drone program that has killed thousands of pakistanis. earlier this year the taliban shot and killed a prominent christian political leader, a sign of the growing tension. till despite the countless problems pakistan s christians refuse to allow their troubles to ruin christmas. there are lots of problems. there are electricity problems. but we forget all that when christmas comes and we forget all that. reporter: chris chris shun leaders here in pakistan are making effort to reach out to the christian community. there was tree-lighting ceremony that the prime minister attended that was first time a senior government official attended an event. there are still a lot of problems of the as long as christians are associated with america they figure to have a very difficult time here in pakistan. jon? jon: sure sound like it. conner powell reporting live. jenna: the payroll tax cut battle is over at least for now as congress aproves the