We're still dealing with flooding, ... We need the people to be [coming in] behind the supplies.

It's the largest tropical storm we've ever had, ... It's engulfed the entire state. This is going to be a while to get back to normal.

People are still speeding. They slowed down for about a week after we lost our son but then after that, everyone went right back to speeding.

It should be unusual for something like this to happen, but it's not because people feed them and they get to the point where they lose their fear of humans.

It's an affectionate portrait of this place, ... I thought it would be interesting to see the amazing people behind it and how special that all is.

There are a lot of people in this business who believe that part of our job is to reassure the public every night, ... I subscribe to leaving people with essentially a rough draft of history. Some days it is reassuring, some days it is absolutely destructive.