of born here raised in morgan city and when my husband i were married we moved to new iberia. this is just the kind of people there are in louisiana they live for the life they have here they're very happy living here they've lived here for generations whatever is negative they deal with it may just move forward. they live off the land they have they fish and eat the seafood i wouldn't live anywhere else. this is a wonderful place to live it's a wonderful place to raise your family. other than getting shot out. over time my office would get broken into and they would steal the fax machine they would steal. food out of the kitchen and the sheriffs would tell me you know it's just somebody harassing me. well. summer of two thousand and six my husband was working out the flower bed my house was around the corner and he could see in the sky michael up and down the road and i was trying to get out a bunch of things because i was going to go to d.c. and give a presentation on the impacts of the hurricane and you saw them come back and the guy with the gun out the window on the passe

however, you have the levees which should protect areas like new iberia and other small communities aroundthing is, will those levees hold? that is the big question. very important one, at that. give you an idea what levees happen to be. let me show you what happens along the river when you have a flooding situation without levees. the rising waters and the waters fan out and then you have water moving miles and miles inland away from the main river bed, the main channel. when that happens, widespread damage and widespread flooding. in a situation where you have levees, the artificial structure is built on both sides of the river bed and the water can rise, but, in theory, it's not expected to go over the side of the levee that you have. the structure. almost like a fortification, if you will. the game plan is, hopefully, those waters will not top the levees. one thing we need is the cooperation of mother nature. in other words, we don't need any precipitation. right now the forecast is going to keep the rain far to the north, also to the east and more of a developing farther out towards t

observing and when it came back you know willie walsh is who's the chief executive of the new british airways group with iberia airlines he actually went on air and he said well this is what we found we really do need to know more about the situation but actually i'm very glad that this year things are so much better than they were last year he said and this is his own public opinion that last year if the rules that were followed then had been applied instead of a few flights in scotland being cancelled that's the closest part of the united kingdom to iceland instead of just a few flights the whole of the united kingdom and a lot of northern europe would have been closed down as it was last year so things are different so there was an overreaction then last year an exaggeration of the problem. well last year this is the very first time in the history of aviation that's one hundred seven years it was at the time since the wright brothers invented powered flight there had never been a european incident so the aviation world in europe was completely and utterly taken by surprise of europe as a coordinated body th