This is affecting hundreds of homes and businesses.

[Ivan wiped out $300 million worth of homes and businesses. But having fewer homes for sale] turned what was already a hot market into an inferno, ... All of that appreciation was in the land.

Why should these Palestinians, who have lived in Jerusalem for hundreds of years, be evicted from their homes so that Jews from Brooklyn can live in them?

And there's literally hundreds, if not thousands, of new homes being planted along this corridor.

The communities that don't have fiber are falling behind. Fiber to the doorstep of homes and businesses is where we are headed.

It's not uncommon at the end of the day to have hundreds of family members knocking on the tents trying to figure out where their runners are. It's one of the biggest problems for us.