of water, food available yet at this stage. reporter: no, there isn t. and it s a bit of everything you just sort of described there. there are some people who are staying because they have to look at what little they have left. there are others who are staying because they can t get out. their vehicles were swept away as well as their homes. and then on top of that there are just others who are trapped by their economic means. some food and water has been brought in but that is for people who rode out the storm here. they are trying to get people to shelter, not shelters here. there are none. but the roads are still very difficult to pass, and it s very hard both interest help to come in and for those who want to leave to get out. but the city is trying to organize a means to take those away who want to get away. anderson? martin avij, appreciasavidge your reporting tonight and
finding the time of day. we find jo time for jobs, hobbies, responsibilities. this has to be one of the things to tend do. book is great. it s about more than just running, it s about dedication, hard work. what do you say to people inspired by you but say there s no way they could do what you do? i say i was exactly like you for a long, long time. when you have small children, it s a hard thing to do because they re just a lot of demands. maybe you can t take on long, long races or only do them in short bites. a big part is about time management and recognizing the time you really have if you put aside all of the things that we normally waste time on. slide those aside, you have a lot of time for doing many things that may be valuable, whether running or something else. you were able to combine love of running with love of family. you tackled this together with your daughter, who was in her freshman year of college at the time. how did that shared interest