alive. >> with winds at 155 miles per hour, given how rural it is, how tall the trees are, how long could this area have no power? >> it could be weeks, worst case scenario. i use worst case scenario because yesterday the governor and the federal government did a great job getting ready for a category 2 storm and the storm showed up as a 4. it reassures the military planning process of prepare for the worst and hope for the best. this storm reminds us that we can't prepare for the category, we've got to prepare for the total effects. with a category 4, it will take the power infrastructure down, the hard, big poles you see up that look like little eiffel tower towers, that's the distribution