Both sides of the dispute are in danger of talking themselves into a war - they need to take a deep breath and calm down.

Don't play for safety--it's the most dangerous thing in the world.

Machines systematically taking over what humans do is not a healthy thing. There are certainly many areas of danger. It's important to do this, start talking about it, create a dialogue, and try to push things and, so we end up at a place that's reasonably healthy.

The danger is actually worse when the water goes away, because you have hazardous materials more concentrated in muck and dust. People will more readily come back, and will try to clean their homes or porches. And they'll have toxic dust they'll be sweeping around. And they'll inhale it and ingest it.

Derrick was actually in there [Wednesday], talking to [General Manager] Bruce [Allen]. I've talked with Bruce, too. We haven't discussed any specific numbers, but we've made it clear that we're willing to move some money around to help them.

This virus that we're talking about now could be even nastier than that of 1918.