The water is higher than it's ever been, and we saved about $40,000 worth of sheep. We got in just in time, as well. The area where they were stuck - about the size of a house - is now under water.

They're like little ostriches. They used to go for $10,000 a pair. They're worth nothing now. I'd give them away today if somebody wouldn't eat them. (People) drain their oil and they eat them, and the oil they use in cosmetics.

The state's water policy and all its plans for restoration of the delta are predicated on one flawed assumption -- that the delta is a fixed landscape and will look the same for the indefinite future. And it won't.

What's preventing most people from enjoying a bountiful life is that they feel unworthy.

We deal with several thousand dollars worth of tobacco a week.

The truck was weighed at Flying J. We sent off 93,580 pounds worth of food, water and hygiene items.