Gouging hotline, too. bill. bill: if they can get to jacksonville they can get to orlando and naples. can they get as far south as the keys or will that be left to the u.s. navy? the governor as our fuel ready to come in through the ports as well. he has been incredible. these trucks are going to go to south florida because you saw jacksonville right now. they aren t prepared yet. so south florida has had a chance to recover a bit. so these trucks will all head to south florida and then central florida and then to jacksonville as soon as they are able to take the goods and they can get the standing water down. i hope everybody listens to mayor curry in jacksonville as well. if you hear somebody price gouging. 1-866-no scam and we ll go after them and say their name all over national television. bill: i know you re on it. thanks, pam, for your time today. the attorney general pam bondi
How quickly will it take? it will take a while. this is a storm that is affecting all 27,000 miles of our territory. 35 counties. we run from the georgia line where you saw jacksonville just south all the way down towards the keys and we come back towards tampa. what we are seeing is that on the east coast, we are still suffering the effects of the storm obviously. our crews can t get out in the power in that area. in the south and the miami-dade and broward areas, we are out in force today and assessing the damage. we have an army virtually of 19,500 workers, the largest restoration force we put in place prestorm. probably in the country.