new orleans and you know that area so well. the tragic loss of so much history there, with that location, is just it s just a terrible blow. reporter: it really is. i mean, look, the french quarter, we were headquartered down there and there s some damage, mostly palm fronds. there s some damage to signs, awnings, things like that. some structural damage to buildings, but nothing like this. they seem to have weathered it fairly well. but it s eery to be in the french quarter. we were there yesterday and nobody there. and then the sun comes up and, in the french quarter as least, other than, as i said, some damage to trees and sand bags hanging around, you wouldn t know that a category 4 hurricane
deserted. you can see palm fronds all over the street. we looked for this heavy rain to start inundating this city right now. we can hear awnings rattling. we re keeping an eye out to be very careful about any flying debris. in fact, an update, louisiana power reporting 223,000 customers without power at this hour. that number is just going to grow exponentially. the other problem will be the rain, torrential rain, and the deal is, if you don t live along the gulf coast, you think, okay, that s horrible for them, but hopefully they ll survive. ida is coming for you if you re in the eastern happen of the country. it s going to make its way up, and then toward the end of the
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yeah, and that palm tree is tough. it s surviving, but i mean the fronds are starting to go down. this is the canal we live on right now. we have that coral farm i told you about. we haven t been able to go check on it because it s been the danger zone right now. there apparently was 20 foot surges on a different canal where our farm is where people are living. so we re getting i mean, gusts o hour at some points here. i ll let this speak for itself. wow. you just said there are 20-foot storm surges where people are living. will that completely cover their homes? what are their housing structures like? to be honest, i couldn t tell you. it really depends on how their house was built, who they are. some of them are concrete like ours. some of them are wooden. some of them have tile roofs and hurricane windows, some of them have metal sheet.
war. it show you there s a level of conflict already under way in cyberspace, but also on a number of other fronds that the american public just isn t aware of. we have known for year that russia has attempted as to, with some successes and china too, i should know to penetrate crucial infrastructure here. this shows the u.s. respondings, planting weapons, malware within the russian power grid that in the event of a conflict, one, or two, just to send a warning to russia you mess with you, we re going to mess back with you.