It's probably going to be years before they get it cleaned up and restore any type of a structure to the place.

Quite clearly, the No. 1 challenge right now is more pumping capacity.

Right now, being in a shelter, or being in a hotel, is somewhat a bridge to nowhere.

I'm finding a lot of frustration, and it's a lot easier to deal with frustration than anger.

We're in the process of supporting the mayor's plan for re-entry.

As the city of New Orleans begins its re-entry program this morning, there are continued concerns that the damaged electricity, water, sewage and safety systems are not restored to a level that can meet the basic needs of the businesses and residents who return.