HACKED BACK IMPACT.
THE ECONOMICS OF THE BLOOD AS
WELL. I FIGURE I CAN LIVE FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE, THANKS AS
ALWAYS TO.
>>OK FOR MORE ON THE HURRICANE
NOW HURRICANE DORIAN WE'RE
JOINED BY PHONE WITH DERRICK
HENRY, THE MAYOR OF DAYTONA A
FLORIDA MAYOR GREAT TO HAVE YOU
WITH US AND HOPE ALL IS WELL SO
FAR DOWN THERE
ALL 67 FLORIDA COUNTIES NOW
UNDER AN EMERGENCY ORDER
SPECIFICALLY THERE AT DAYTONA
BEACH.
HOW ARE YOU PREPARING FOR THE
STORM.
>>WELL WE PREPARE BY DOING THAT
THEY MISSPELL IT EASY TO RELATE
TO. DURING YOUR PALMS WITH IT
AND PONDS PREPARE YOUR GUN
AND. THINGS OF THAT NATURE SO
THAT YOU CAN MOVE THE WATER
BECAUSE OFTEN TIMES WITH THESE
STORMS WAS THE MOST
THE ISSUE FOR US TO DEAL WITH.
LET ME TRY TO COMMUNICATE A
SENSE OF CALM TO YOUR RESIDENTS
TO BE CALM BUT BE PREPARED.
BE CAUTIOUS BUT THEN AGAIN BE
PREPARE SO THOSE ARE THE THINGS
THAT WERE PARMELEE TOO.
WELL THE MOON
IS ALWAYS A YOU KNOW BEFORE
STORM. THE WEATHER IS RATHER
CALM AND PLEASANT. YOU
RESIDENTS. YOU KNOW NOT IT.
BUT WE'VE BEEN THROUGH THIS.
SO WE DO THINGS THAT WE NEED TO
DO TO FEEL A SENSE SECURITY AND
SAFETY. BUT
THERE'S A BIT OF A LOT OF
UNCERTAINTY BECAUSE WE DON'T
KNOW WHAT WILL THEY COULD DO IT
IT WILL BE ON THE WEST AND
SIDE OF THE STORM. EITHER WAY
WE REALIZE THAT IT COULD CAUSE
A LOT OF DAMAGE
TO OUR COMMUNITY.
>>AND SHOULD THERE BE A
MANDATORY EVACUATION WOULD
RESIDENTS OF DAYTONA BEACH NEED
TO KNOW.
>>WELL THEY NEED TO KNOW THAT
THEY NEED TO HEED THAT WARNING.
PARTICULARLY THOSE IN RESIDE ON
OUR AREA ISLAND. WEEK
WE DO NOT WANT THEM TO
STAY IF THERE'S A MANDATORY
EVACUATION. WHAT WE DO IS WE
GET OUT YOU NOT PERSONALLY
KNOCK ON DOORS AND DO THINGS
LIKE IN THAT RATHER MOBILE OF
ENCOURAGE PEOPLE
TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS.
>>THIS WEATHER CONTINUES TO BE
OBVIOUSLY VERY DIFFICULT TO
PREDICT. WE'VE HAD MISFIRES AND
WARNINGS BEFORE IN
TERMS OF SEVERITY OR LOCATIONS
OF STORMS. I CONVINCE THOSE
PEOPLE WHO DON'T ACTUALLY WANT
EVACUATED TO THOSE WHO DON'T
ACTUALLY WANT TO MAKE A MOVE
IT'S BECAUSE THEY DON'T
NECESSARILY TRUST THE WARNINGS.
>>WELL THERE'S ALWAYS A
CHALLENGE BUT YOU DO YOUR VERY
BEST BY REMINDING THEM LOOK.
NATIONALLY AS WELL AS LOCAL IT
BECAUSE WE'VE HAD SOME O STORMS
HERE IN THE PAST.
MANY REMEMBER THOSE. SO YOU DO
YOUR BEST TO TRY TO WARN THEM.
BUT AT THE END OF THE YOU KNOW
WE MAKE OUR OWN DECISIONS.
IN WE DO OUR BEST.
THE STORM IS OVER TO TRY TO
RESPOND
IN THE FROM THE POSITIVE WAY.
>>MISCONCEPTION THAT PEOPLE ARE
THEY SEEING THIS KIND OF RISK.
THANK TO THEMSELVES THAT THEY
REALLY ESTIMATE
INCORRECTLY.
>>WAS ONE OF THE
MISCONCEPTIONS. ONE OF THE
MISCONCEPTIONS IS THAT MY HOME
WAS STRONG ENOUGH IN ONE OF THE
MISCONCEPTIONS IS THAT IT WAS
THERE WHEN BECAUSE STORMS THERE
WHEN THEY HAVE WATER AND THEN
OFTENTIMES. THE CREW WAS OUT OF
THE STORM YOUR OWN THERE'S A
LOT OF TORNADIC ACTIVITY.
O STORM SURGE. SO THERE ARE A
LOT OF FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE
STORM. WE NEED TO RESPECT ALSO
TO REALIZE MOTHER NATURE IS
ISRAEL SUPPORTING IT. THE WAY
THAT WE DEAL WITH MOTHER NATURE
IS BOB CLEANING. IN PREPARING
AND DOING ALL THAT WE CAN AHEAD
OF TIME
TO ENSURE SAFETY.
>>TO TRY TO RESPOND.
>>AND FLORIDA OF COURSE VERY SO
SUSCEPTIBLE TO STORM IS IN
GENERAL. BUT I THINK OTHER
STATES AND OTHER COMMUNITIES
CAN LEARN FROM WHAT YOUR
COMMUNITY IS DOING IN TERMS OF
PREPARING FOR SOMETHING LIKE
THIS.
>>WELL WE OFTEN TIMES YOU
LEARN. THAT YOU DO THINGS AHEAD
OF TIME DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE
LAST MINUTE. THE BEST
RESPONSE IS A HUMAN RESPONSE
THAT THAT TAKES PLACE FOR TOO.
THE NATURAL COMES.