In my eyes, he just blew everything out of the water.

He got some water. It was too late. It was blazing.

But there's a lot of eyes out there now, with the (Army) Corps of Engineers and all the contractors, so I suspect if something happened again, we'd know pretty soon, ... Then we'd get busy mobilizing our people.

The results speak for themselves. On average, we are saving 5.8 millions of gallons of water a day. The most common leaks occur at hydrants and main water lines. Most of the reasons include the age and condition of the pipes.

We want to provide food, water, shelter and medical supplies to everyone. No one should be afraid to accept our offers to provide safety.

The administration's priority is to provide needed assistance: water, food, medical care, shelter. However, as we move forward with the response, we can't turn a blind eye to the law.