Us. the images you re seeing out of forth bend county, you see pet sage cages, hamster cages. i see garrett haake putting his ifb back in his ear, can you hear us now. sorry about that, i was trying to what s going on with them. sorry, i was trying to stay focused on who i was talking to. she and her husband evacuated on saturday. about four days since she was last in their home. she doesn t even know, these guys are from another part of houston, trying to run a ferry service so she and other people like her can get back to their home. she told me she considers herself incredibly blessed and
Understand we are in some pretty extreme circumstances here. these are the images that you just saw them trying to corral those horses and get them to safer ground and when you think about all of the piment people out there in the water. when you are walking through that water in your neighborhood you don t know where the curbs are and potholes are and rocks are. people s legs getting cut and bruise as they go through the water because they don t know what s under there. just put yourself in their shoes for a moment. it is just extraordinary. look at the kid waving to the camera. i think i have you back. if i do go ahead and jump on in here. we are looking at amazing rescues that happened a little while ago. i missed that. she did what? martha: trace, can you hear me? i hear you fine, martha. i was listening. we just got ifb back. yeah. we were kind of saying that we were dropping this gentleman off at his house and he literally rode out
Do? reporter: well, a lethal injection, savannah, is a great way to describe it. excuse me. i have mixed minus in my ear. what they re going to do is pump heavy mud through the choke line and into the blowout preventer and the goal here is to force all the oil back down into the reservoir. now, officials think there s somewhere around 2,000 barrels of oil in the wellbore. they have heavy mud on hand to do it. so why do the static kill? if you have to do the relief kill. that s the bottom kill. officials say the static kill is an shurns policy against hurricanes. they will have permanently capped the well from the top so if that storm comes through and they have to move everything out again, they know for sure that that well is not going to leak. but even if static kill works, they re still going to continue with the relief well. and if you give me a second here, i ll put my ifb back in