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update today. brigadier dustin schultz. general, you re with us? absolutely. harris: all right. so you ve had a chance now to see first hand. pictures, they tell such huge stories, but what is the story of what is needed and how you think you can meet those needs expeditiously? it s key that we all understand the challenges regarding infrastructure, power, road, facility damage, installations. our homes have been stretched beyond imagination. and as your meteorologist articulated, we ve gotten way more rain than we are used to. all the foliage ripped off the trees. that has put a lot of systems in places that they are not operable and people are in blackout zones where they can t easily communicate with their loved ones and it puts them in a
prop airplane about a 13 hour duration. it is five hours possibly from the coast of the area where the debris was found. they got on the station there two, three hours looking to expand the search area. it will be dark. the primary concern is to look initially. there is a possibility. they want to rule that out if there are aren t survivors it will go to recovery mode. we tested touched on this a little bit. there are these so-called blackout zones or areas in which planes cannot be spotted or tracked by satellite or radar. this is actually one of those areas from what i understand