We ran to thibodaux from baton rouge during the flood of 2016 and the only hotel we were able to find was over $120 a night and anyone who has been through anything like that you understand that not only trying to find somewhere to stay but money is a big factor as well gas food you have no idea how stressful when you have a big family also and a man that we never met paid for 3 weeks of our hotel cost not only ours everyone that came from baton rouge.. also we had gift cards and food every evening if it wasn't for him and the people of that parish we would have been in for a bad experience.. I just want to thank him and everyone for their help and im going to do what I can to help.. god bless you all
We are in Harahan, and we rode her out...It was a nightmare and with no power or water..You should remain where you are for now.,. Sorry, but it is pitch black, hot, and we are here trying to figure things out ourselves. Stay safe from Delta Virus 😷 and Pray for S.E.Louisiana...💜💚💛
When a cat 4 goes through an area, it looks like a bomb went off. It's shocking to see it demolish cinder blocks and bend metal. I hope they can rebuild soon but Lake Charles is still rebuilding from Laura last year. It's just a monster of a storm.
Oh man , my thoughts go out to all you guys down there. Wish I lived closer , as I'd be down there trying to help as much as I could. Please stay safe!
I have a friend that lives just outside of Thibodaux, he was able to text me at 7am cst. He says he knows it's a mess but was still dark out at that time.
I moved from Houma to Texas in 2013 after living most if my life there as well aa a few years in Thibodaux and Patterson. With family and friends still there, I have been grateful for these streaming videos. I need to know what happened and how everyone is doing. Thank you for your coverage.
Very good deep concerning report from Danny. And excellent lead questions about the UNREAL DESTRUCTION to communities asked by one of the anchors. A lot learnt here as we approach the PEAK OF HURRICANE SEASON.
These ladies who stayed and reported the news for the world, are their homes still there? That would be sad that they had to stay on this job and not know if their homes are gone.
It's part of the new diversity policy. "There shan't be more than one female redhead at the news desk at any given moment". It gives other colors more opportunity.
@@Birdbike719 I was criticizing "diversity policy" not diversity. Less than 1% of the population has red hair, yet look how many journalists have red hair. The only correct policy can be to limit the number of redheads "on air".
🧘🏽♂️ I went to Oakland, CA schools with 🏫 🖤🇭🇹🙏🏿💜🌌🌃 Lamont, and Atty. Pam, Kevin Winston. And we were nearby neighbors Praying for you alls healing and happiness and maybe move to Iowa. Would be nice for youth.💝🙌🏽
Good on you for using your service to try to locate your husband in this catastrophe. Stay calm. I'm sure it's service disruption and you will hear from him soon. Sending you positive energy. It' WILL be okay.
If US states that have regular large impacts from such events had an ounce of common sense about them they would junk the private insurance industry and centralise the risk pool via a government backed democratically owned and operated single state insurer. Premiums would fall through the floor and cover would be extended to all. This is why socialised medicine is vastly superior to anything the USA can provide, the insurance pot is centralised which massively lowers costs of administration while massively increasing the amount in the pot available to all in need as they need it. No profiteering co pays nor additions, just straight forward cover, from birth to death, for a damned sight less than any private insurer could effer offer no matter if its flood insurance or car insurance or health care.
@@mpk6664 Oh don't talk bollocks, it was not called a cat 5 because it did not achieve the sustained wind speeds of a Cat 5, as for insurance companies the damage no matter if its a high end cat 4 or low end cat 5 is the same, i.e. catastrophic.
@@cjxgraphics Most emergency services now use encrypted digital radios which rely on repeaters (which function like cell towers) for anything beyond 1-2 blocks range. Lose your infrastructure and you lose your radios making emergency response almost impossible. The folks who sell them these expensive systems gloss over their vulnerabilities and the people who buy these expensive systems usually know almost nothing about radios. A perfect path to failure.
@@Birdbike719 Most Hams have their own generators, batteries, and radios in their cars which can be ran for a week+ without plugging into wall power. And if your power is running low a call out to local Hams will have more brought to you- Hams work together to help each other. Effective antennas can be as simple as a wire tossed over a tree limb, and there's plenty of hand-held radios out there. Hams have historically always been ready when disaster strikes, and they're working in all the affected areas right now, but you don't necessarily see them. Media doesn't give them coverage anymore but they're out there. When the Bush administration brought us the "Patriot Acts" and created FEMA, the entire way disasters are handled was changed. You can't just walk up and volunteer your services anymore. You have to study and pass several ICS tests where most of what is covered isn't related to communications and is useless to Hams and what they do. You also have to pass a Federal background check. And then you have to become a member of an officially approved and registered organization being allowed by FEMA to help. By law FEMA equals god in a declared disaster zone, and they don't want your help or mine. So where most Hams once volunteered and were put to good use, only a few now do. So if the government and emergency workers have no communications it is FEMA's fault. There are more Hams in the US than ever before; licensing is now easy and the gear relatively cheap. There could be a Ham in every car with every emergency worker and at every place where communications are needed but until FEMA gets it's act together and stop making it so effing hard to help most Hams are just going to stay home leaving everyone else screwed.
Where is Abby Located? Is it behind Lowes? I have a friends that lives there. We were talking throughout the storm until 10:45pm She said it was really bad and a piece siding from house she flew away. I have not heard from her since that time I pray her and her family are ok
Wonder if anyone has considered cb radios as they do not need big cell towers. In the 1970s that is what we did when radio communications were not working. I know, dumb idea I will be told by the younger generation. Just an idea.
I have been thinking about this through all years with hurricanes. Ham radios and somewhat longer distance radios running on preferably also non chargeable batteries. Seems a bit incredible this gets so little attention..
He wasnt talking about the hurricane... He was talking about hearing the brick walls coming down and crashing into things (like those trucks) because of the hurricane.
God is PISSED, so we better behave, for more is coming all over the world and shows you preps mean nothing, once destroyed. I was raised by a Thibodaux family, when my married parents were not responsible. The YOUNG-Smith family.
Good parents/guardians do not teach their kids that "God is pissed", but teach reality. Hurricanes are natural and not an imagined, victimizing punishment.
@@tfoxen7518 I do not know where these people get these beliefs from, I was raised an italian catholic, my entire schooling was Catholic, not once was I taught such rubbish, indeed all my teachings on such matters were at pains to show morality in the story and at pains to ensure all understood that the bible is not a literal interpretation of existence. I mean for crying out loud, the vatican is on record as stating genesis is not a literal interpretation of creation. God save me from born again christians for they truly know not what they do.
The black was so annoying acting like she was from Wakanda. She's right out of school and thinks she knows everything to know. When she starting talking about how she loves treme and and revealing her black supremacist ideas, I was done.
Because you would have to be a complete moron to presume every person taking anything from a shop believes in the ideals of BLM, and you would have to be a complete and total spanner to not know people have the states permission to take vital supplies as needed from damaged retail outlets, food, water, hygiene, and no prosecutions nor interference will be rendered.
Thomas your a darn liar and full of hate.This storm has devastated people's lives and your on here with your hate-filled heart, your a miserable bigot.
I live in Thibodaux. We left and are in Florida and do not know when we will be able to go home. Just glad that everyone was safe.
We ran to thibodaux from baton rouge during the flood of 2016 and the only hotel we were able to find was over $120 a night and anyone who has been through anything like that you understand that not only trying to find somewhere to stay but money is a big factor as well gas food you have no idea how stressful when you have a big family also and a man that we never met paid for 3 weeks of our hotel cost not only ours everyone that came from baton rouge.. also we had gift cards and food every evening if it wasn't for him and the people of that parish we would have been in for a bad experience.. I just want to thank him and everyone for their help and im going to do what I can to help.. god bless you all
Thank you, but we found out besides no electricity, a water line broke at the water plant . So there is no water.
We are in Harahan, and we rode her out...It was a nightmare and with no power or water..You should remain where you are for now.,. Sorry, but it is pitch black, hot, and we are here trying to figure things out ourselves.
Stay safe from Delta Virus 😷 and Pray for S.E.Louisiana...💜💚💛
@@spiritualenlightenmentsmoo308 - Pay it forward my friend. And thank you for encouraging us to do the same.
@@deb5080 - Save your internet for emergency communication only
When a cat 4 goes through an area, it looks like a bomb went off. It's shocking to see it demolish cinder blocks and bend metal. I hope they can rebuild soon but Lake Charles is still rebuilding from Laura last year. It's just a monster of a storm.
Oh man , my thoughts go out to all you guys down there. Wish I lived closer , as I'd be down there trying to help as much as I could. Please stay safe!
God bless every one.
Every head emergency official should have a satellite cellphone already to deal with situations like this. Tv stations should have some too.
really, I am riding around the world in 2023 and I'll have one with me for that one, they are not that expensive!
One good thing came out of this storm. NO CELL SERVICE!!!! Finally some peace and quiet.
HA! i think I love you!
Not for people who need medical help or rescue. My granny is in a care home in Thibodaux.
I have a friend that lives just outside of Thibodaux, he was able to text me at 7am cst. He says he knows it's a mess but was still dark out at that time.
Feeling helpless. Sending my love to everybody from Boston. 💕💕💕
I moved from Houma to Texas in 2013 after living most if my life there as well aa a few years in Thibodaux and Patterson. With family and friends still there, I have been grateful for these streaming videos. I need to know what happened and how everyone is doing. Thank you for your coverage.
Great reporting. Thank you.
Very good deep concerning report from Danny. And excellent lead questions about the UNREAL DESTRUCTION to communities asked by one of the anchors. A lot learnt here as we approach the PEAK OF HURRICANE SEASON.
These ladies who stayed and reported the news for the world, are their homes still there? That would be sad that they had to stay on this job and not know if their homes are gone.
I admire them for staying on the job.
excellent reporting.
thank God now there is one redhead reporter left on. Listening to 3 reporters fight for airtime was torture.
It's part of the new diversity policy. "There shan't be more than one female redhead at the news desk at any given moment". It gives other colors more opportunity.
@@wayneanderson8034 nothing wrong with diversity. It is a reflection of who we are
I was a little miffed at how little air time they gave the non-redhead anchor. She was eye candy for the most part. SMH Girl! Get in the game.
@@Birdbike719 Programmed by the media well.
@@Birdbike719 I was criticizing "diversity policy" not diversity. Less than 1% of the population has red hair, yet look how many journalists have red hair. The only correct policy can be to limit the number of redheads "on air".
we still have 3 months of this...
hurricane season starts Sept ,Oct. ..???
season runs from beginning of June through the end of November...6 months...so we still face Sept/Oct./Nov. thats three months...
yikes
just one small area.. repeated over and over... prayers 💗
I stay in the heart of thibodaux 😭😭😭😭
🧘🏽♂️ I went to Oakland, CA schools with 🏫 🖤🇭🇹🙏🏿💜🌌🌃 Lamont, and Atty. Pam, Kevin Winston. And we were nearby neighbors Praying for you alls healing and happiness and maybe move to Iowa. Would be nice for youth.💝🙌🏽
@@reggiegeorge4044 thanks
If anyone reading this and they work at the Rouses Corporate Office. I am Looking for my husband Curt Gore.
I'm praying you've located or heard from your husband. I cannot imagine what you're experiencing while waiting to hear from him.
Hopefully the cell towers will be back up tomorrow
@@sherrigore I hope for you that he is not gone with the wind
Good on you for using your service to try to locate your husband in this catastrophe. Stay calm. I'm sure it's service disruption and you will hear from him soon. Sending you positive energy. It' WILL be okay.
@@sherrigore Saying a prayer that your husband is safe and sound and you hear from him aoon.
Heartbreaking!
Interested in knowing if Helena Chemical Co.... Thibodaux survived?
I live here. So sad to see this
Looks like a lot of insurable risk to me. Does Louisiana have an Insurance Regulator similar to Florida's to handle situations like this?
If US states that have regular large impacts from such events had an ounce of common sense about them they would junk the private insurance industry and centralise the risk pool via a government backed democratically owned and operated single state insurer. Premiums would fall through the floor and cover would be extended to all. This is why socialised medicine is vastly superior to anything the USA can provide, the insurance pot is centralised which massively lowers costs of administration while massively increasing the amount in the pot available to all in need as they need it. No profiteering co pays nor additions, just straight forward cover, from birth to death, for a damned sight less than any private insurer could effer offer no matter if its flood insurance or car insurance or health care.
Nope and insurance usually finds a way to screw you and not pay.
I believe there's and exception, "but for an act of God", or some such.
This is the reason they didn't upgrade Ida to a cat 5. Insurance companies won't cover cat 5 storms IIRC.
Every condition was met to be upgraded.
@@mpk6664 Oh don't talk bollocks, it was not called a cat 5 because it did not achieve the sustained wind speeds of a Cat 5, as for insurance companies the damage no matter if its a high end cat 4 or low end cat 5 is the same, i.e. catastrophic.
So sad. The historical downtown blown away.
No electricity..no water for Months they said.
Gas stations are wiped out
How long without gas??
Wow those are nice
Where are the American billionaires enjoying their selves, when a .01 of their money’s could save many lives. 🙄
@@sarahwhite3267 thank you Sarah White❤️ 🙏🏽
C.B. radio will always work in case of emergency .
Didn’t police used to use CB radios, but switched to cellular, because progress?
@@cjxgraphics Most emergency services now use encrypted digital radios which rely on repeaters (which function like cell towers) for anything beyond 1-2 blocks range. Lose your infrastructure and you lose your radios making emergency response almost impossible. The folks who sell them these expensive systems gloss over their vulnerabilities and the people who buy these expensive systems usually know almost nothing about radios. A perfect path to failure.
Ham radios will too
Unless you don't have access to electricity
@@Birdbike719 Most Hams have their own generators, batteries, and radios in their cars which can be ran for a week+ without plugging into wall power. And if your power is running low a call out to local Hams will have more brought to you- Hams work together to help each other. Effective antennas can be as simple as a wire tossed over a tree limb, and there's plenty of hand-held radios out there. Hams have historically always been ready when disaster strikes, and they're working in all the affected areas right now, but you don't necessarily see them. Media doesn't give them coverage anymore but they're out there.
When the Bush administration brought us the "Patriot Acts" and created FEMA, the entire way disasters are handled was changed. You can't just walk up and volunteer your services anymore. You have to study and pass several ICS tests where most of what is covered isn't related to communications and is useless to Hams and what they do. You also have to pass a Federal background check. And then you have to become a member of an officially approved and registered organization being allowed by FEMA to help. By law FEMA equals god in a declared disaster zone, and they don't want your help or mine. So where most Hams once volunteered and were put to good use, only a few now do. So if the government and emergency workers have no communications it is FEMA's fault.
There are more Hams in the US than ever before; licensing is now easy and the gear relatively cheap. There could be a Ham in every car with every emergency worker and at every place where communications are needed but until FEMA gets it's act together and stop making it so effing hard to help most Hams are just going to stay home leaving everyone else screwed.
I came to see the damaged areas not jabber
That black woman is gorgeous!!
Right at beginning
O U R S0 TERREBONNE! 👌🏼+1
Read my comment. You got a lot to learn!
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I wonder if any damage to back of Abby?? Asking for a friend.
Where is Abby Located?
Is it behind Lowes?
I have a friends that lives there. We were talking throughout the storm until 10:45pm
She said it was really bad and a piece siding from house she flew away.
I have not heard from her since that time
I pray her and her family are ok
@@cajunlady4893 yes it is..thanks for letting me know n praying for her n all of us.
Those are steel beams
Wonder if anyone has considered cb radios as they do not need big cell towers. In the 1970s that is what we did when radio communications were not working. I know, dumb idea I will be told by the younger generation. Just an idea.
Great idea, though! I've not seen/heard anyone else with this idea. Not dumb at all.
Younger generation here... I while whole heartily agree!!
My grandpa had one... I haven't seen anyone have one since.
Some people have ham radios. It's just not widespread.
I have been thinking about this through all years with hurricanes. Ham radios and somewhat longer distance radios running on preferably also non chargeable batteries. Seems a bit incredible this gets so little attention..
What is going on here atomic explosion making same damage
I USED TO LIVE THERE IN THE EARLY 70'S.
From the title, I thought this was going to be a Boudreaux and Thibodeaux video story.
It is
It called
"Boudreaux rises from the Ashes."
Where's Julian headed. 🌊🍗🧘🏽♂️
What about the animals such as cows chickens horses pigs dogs etc
I think you could have stopped at, "What about the animals"?
@@kathcasey2090 well im not talking about the indoor pets. Im referring to the outdoor animals that 90% of people dont even consider asshole
The indoor animals will of course be rescued. Havent heard anything about peoome rescuing the large animals
turtle turtle
I declare Louisiana a disaster and a devastated area
What's next?
@@cajunlady4893 You as a storm😁
@@RUclipsUniversity-ko8ug
LOL interesting
I won't let you stand alone in the rain
I'll bring back your sunny day
@@cajunlady4893 Thankx😁
@@RUclipsUniversity-ko8ug
🌈
Its only a flesh wound….
thats normal looks for chicago and washington dc
Enough with adult men in baseball hats, you're not 12 and it's not cute.
Where are you from??? 🤣
I wear baseball caps all the time. What are you, 95?
@@jenmailsouth4155
LoL
Ya
@@jackcasse no buddy, 95, that's when the hats was invented 95 years ago actually closer to 200......So welcome to the future.
I'm not impressed, I've seen worse
Too much useless gum flapping, not enough footage.
THIS NOT A UNIVERSE PAY BACK ...YOUR ON A SO CALL GOD EARTH....ENEMIES DEEDED SPIRIT EARTH. IS THE PEOPLE EARTH....PERIOD...
The black woman needs to have her thyroid checked.
She needs a new "do" too
That sister is a beautiful black woman n her hair is gorgeous..u are jealous DA G
@@minniemouse6058 She B CRAY CRAY.
@@gobbletegook you too
1st dude says...." We heard it but, we couldn't tell where it came from" 😮 what???? Does he live in a closet?? He didn't know a hurricane was coming🤔
He wasnt talking about the hurricane... He was talking about hearing the brick walls coming down and crashing into things (like those trucks) because of the hurricane.
@@warmon6 Bricks flew off my son's house in Lower Terrebonne
Winds very very strong for most of the day and night
The nuance of the English language.
God is PISSED, so we better behave, for more is coming all over the world and shows you preps mean nothing, once destroyed. I was raised by a Thibodaux family, when my married parents were not responsible. The YOUNG-Smith family.
Right, tell me, if God sends bad weather to show his dissatisfaction why is San Francisco, the gay capital of the world, not like fucking Atlantis?
Such bullshit.
Good parents/guardians do not teach their kids that "God is pissed", but teach reality. Hurricanes are natural and not an imagined, victimizing punishment.
I would quote Rabbi Harold Kushner, these weather events are acts of nature, to say bad weather are acts of God is blasphemous !
@@tfoxen7518 I do not know where these people get these beliefs from, I was raised an italian catholic, my entire schooling was Catholic, not once was I taught such rubbish, indeed all my teachings on such matters were at pains to show morality in the story and at pains to ensure all understood that the bible is not a literal interpretation of existence. I mean for crying out loud, the vatican is on record as stating genesis is not a literal interpretation of creation. God save me from born again christians for they truly know not what they do.
Please us government, let the Blackman and women go, God is judging its only going to get worse. Give them 8 to 10 states they can call their own
This makes no sense
@@Birdbike719 why
@@slick25cards48 because your English is garbage.
@@mpk6664 separation
Always be armed.
Good thing Biden and Harris are in charge. Right?
WTF? You want to shoot a hurricane?
I agree. I'd definitely want to be armed.
George W Bush is in charge, “Come on Man”
The black was so annoying acting like she was from Wakanda. She's right out of school and thinks she knows everything to know. When she starting talking about how she loves treme and and revealing her black supremacist ideas, I was done.
The subdued baker chronically scream because deer previously hand upon a recondite withdrawal. scattered, damaging cub
Why aren't you reporting on the BLM looting in La?
Because you would have to be a complete moron to presume every person taking anything from a shop believes in the ideals of BLM, and you would have to be a complete and total spanner to not know people have the states permission to take vital supplies as needed from damaged retail outlets, food, water, hygiene, and no prosecutions nor interference will be rendered.
Thomas your a darn liar and full of hate.This storm has devastated people's lives and your on here with your hate-filled heart, your a miserable bigot.