Not everyone can afford a great home on the water. It's a matter of choice where people want to live.

Whenever you put in city water those areas seem to explode.

[People begged for water, he said. In some parts of the city,] if you had a $100 in one hand and bottled water in the other, people would kill for the water, ... People were frying in their own sweat.

It's like Stephon said - you almost feel guilty. We're here, warm, and we've got water and food. Those people have nothing. We're in this thing all through the rebuilding.

The type of infractions that are being let go - the obvious hooks, holds or water-skiing or tackles - you don't need two referees for that. It's pretty obvious when guys are going to the net and being hauled down with or without the puck. The NHL has done a good job in increasing the flow in their game and our league certainly needs to take a look and we should be following suit.

When you have an inordinate amount of rain, you don't have any choice - the water can only flow off so far. You don't have the capacity. The sewers, once they get overflowed and overwhelmed, there is nothing you can do about it except try to keep it open to the best of your ability.