islands. the bottom line is we ve already pushed forward on power teams. we re using other staff from other regions and other states coming in to be able to support irma. as far as the funding goes, i ve been laser focused on the life safety mission, but it s my understanding that the white house and homeland security are working with the congress to get going on the supplemental so we should be good there. one final thing i m hoping to get you to emphasize. i have no doubt there are folks on the southwest side of florida who are sitting there watching and thinking, okay, if it hits miami and it goes up there, we have less to worry about. why shouldn t they be thinking that way? well, you know, i ve said this before. i don t put a lot of confidence in a five-day forecast, meaning that in five days it will exactly be where that forecast point is predicted currently. what you have to look for is friends. what s it been doing over the last three, four cast periodsment is it trending t
is minutes away. as you see the orientation of japan, we go from the northeast to southwest. you would expect the waves to take a bit longer as you get into the region here. okinawa is the last to see it. in fact, natalie, this is the last area, and this is the last forecast point that we have as far as the initial wave at 6:10 gmt, so okay gnaw inawa is goin the last place to receive the waves. it can be a series of waves that can be separated by five minutes or separated by as much as an hour. i am giving you the forecast of that initial surge. sometimes, in fact, that first wave is not the strongest as we saw with the abanda achi in