Don,
Good luck to ya dude! I hope minimal sleep doesn't make ya cranky! LOL Please stay safe and see ya on air in a few.

Cindy...Ga.

I have been looking at the news all night, and watching Hurricane Gustav approach and finally hit land. i was wondering, were the prisoners in the local jails and prisons, evacuated too, especially since the city, called a mandatory evacuation?

When do you plan to cover the areas being affected by Gustav other than New Orleans. Other areas are in greater damage. Same thing happened with Katrina. New Orleans received majority of the coverage. All affected areas should receive equal or greater coverage, especially when New Orleans isn't directly affected from Gustav.

Thanks for working so hard. It was absolutely wonderful to click on the tv this morning and see that Gustav was downgraded to a Category 2. For New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, this might be the drill from now on – get out of town because you live in a fine area, but it's just not safe during certain times of the year. If you think about it, that's standard operating procedure for the people that live in the Florida Keys, but they've got fewer people, by far, to evacuate.

Thanks for being out there, doing the job, keeping people informed and helping to ensure that we don't ever have another tragedy like Katrina again.

Hurricanes will always be with us; the way in which we prepare, and respond to them will determine whether we've got good news or bad news to report. Maybe you guys and gals in the media don't see it, but the way that you approach your jobs (getting info out vs. "drama") is a key factor in the safety of the people affected by these storms.

Looks like Nagin and crew are getting it right this time.

You guys have always done a great job.

It's so nice to wake up to good news.

Wao. Gustav finally landed and downgraded to cat2. Thank God. But what an irony, Pastor Dobson wanted this to happen about a week ago to take the shine out of Democratic convention. I can not but marvel at God's humor.