willing to come out and give their time and put themselves at risk. i m very helpful for them as well. go ahead, bill. i should mention laura, all these guys have i just want to say jay s a firefighter, a veteran firefighter for years. these are guys that have the hearts of first responders. thanks, sir. a lot of ex-military and just a sense of service, which really impressed me. yes, sir. thank you for saying that. that is so true. speaking of that, jay, you sent us a still image of your team rescuing an elderly gentleman. can you just tell us about that moment? the audience is seeing it. tell me about what happened. oh, in this particular incident here? yeah. i m so sorry. we re watching i can t see it from my distance. yes, ma am. i was not on that particular
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talked about enough and the devastation in those areas, as you talk about, really is unbelievable. and the tale of two different areas, zip codes and beyond, just the idea of what economic inequality can do in terms of being able to weather a storm and the recovery in an effort to try to rebuild in some way, how your home could withstand the wind, everything else. there s just so much around this topic. and we have to keep focusing on these stories because the natural disasters will continue to occur. i know from your reporting, you re a climate expert as well. but some of the issues that exacerbate it are man-made problems as well, in terms of the inequities we have. so, we ll have to keep focusing on these stories. bill, stick around, because you talked about going to sanibel island. there was a member of the cajun navy and an incident commander named jake carter. and he s actually with you at your location right now. i want to bring him into this conversation, because as you talk ab