What's disconcerting about it is how close we came to a disaster I don't think any of us realize is possible, but it really is.

A fire at the plant, in the fuel pool would, over time, 25,000 people would die from radiation exposure as a result from a fire in the pool where they store spent fuel rods.

That first half was a disaster for us. That was the worst we played all year. We had our worst shooting night of the year at the worst possible time. And it was frustrating, because we were getting good open looks, we just couldn't put them down.

There is a clear difference between disaster relief operations and warfare. Our armed forces are designed to protect us from enemies, not protect us from fires, floods and hurricanes.

When the disaster is behind us, we're putting together an economic team to bring the city back and move forward. We were on a pretty good pace before the storm and now we need to get back to it and beyond,

All they have to do is call us and identify themselves as a victim of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, and we'll sign them up for services.