sweiss said will come true, and those medallions will be undrivable. the city is denied all of these taxi cabs. so i guess as you all look into assuming you're granted the discretion to pursue this, the report back i would want before it's even implemented, frankly, is when once you implement, you're going to come back to tell us whether it's working or not. once we tell you whether you have the discretion, you can throw the switch, you cannot throw the switch. i have to say when we're several months into a situation with the airport, we're seeing just totally unintended consequence, i'd want to throw the switchback, and the seven people in these chairs have an assured timeline as to whether there would be a report back. >> yeah, so we can certainly come back at whatever interval you would like. i will say that conception here was that these things work together and that the -- the -- whatever loss came from not being able to service the airport was offset at least partially by the gains from the additional trips that are currently being covered by the

other parts of the highway have buckled making it undrivable. so that stretch of roadway between east point and carabelle will be closed for a while. everybody will have to take another route to get to tallahassee at this point. it will be a big dent in normalcy, shep. >> shepard: and you said apalachicola made out worse? >> apalach had it worse yesterday for sure. super powerful winds. getting close to 90, 100 miles an hour. the storm surge was eight or nine feet where we were. of course the relentless rains. the water went down pretty fast last night and today. a lot of mud on the streets. a lot of homes suffered some damage. one roof ripped off and hit a building. people are cleaning up over there today. the maybe problem in apalachicola is there's no sewage service, there's no sun is bright blue and hot and 85 degrees today. the cleanup just beginning. phil keating, thank you. breaking news now on the other big story we're covering across all of our platforms. here on fox news, the dow has been on a steady dive. down as much as 600 points at