:34:05
Jack.
:34:07
Jack, we got the resuIts.
:34:17
Six to eight months? That can't be.
:34:20
That time scaIe isn't in months.
It's in weeks.
:34:27
Widespread flooding has caused
numerous closures...
:34:30
...including the Lincoln
and Holland Tunnels.
:34:32
The pIumbing in the schooI
is reaIIy oId.
:34:35
With this rain,
the sewage got stopped up.
:34:37
Where are you staying?
:34:39
They're finding a place for us
with kids here.
:34:41
You can't get home any sooner
than tomorrow?
:34:44
WeII, Iook, Dad, I wouId if I couId,
you know. It's just. . . .
:34:49
This smeII is unbearabIe, Dad.
:34:52
Stop kidding around! I want you home.
:34:54
Dad, I'll be on the train.
:34:55
Do me a favor. Just don't worry
about me. I'II figure it out.
:34:59
AII right, son. I'II see you tomorrow.
:35:05
Hey, Sam, guess what?
:35:08
We got a pIace to stay.
:35:11
Great.
:35:12
So far, the terrible weather
hasn 't hit D. C...
:35:15
...but local residents
aren 't taking chances...
:35:17
...as people stock up for what is already
being billed as...
:35:21
-... the worst storm season on record.
-Better be sure.
:35:23
-My ass is on the Iine.
-You saw the modeI.
:35:26
And I hope to God it's wrong.
:35:28
-Mr. Vice President.
-Tom.
:35:30
-You know Professor HaII.
-Yes, we've met.
:35:33
Professor HaII has some information
I think you shouId Iook at.
:35:36
We just got these resuIts
from our simuIation modeI.
:35:39
They expIain what's causing
this weather.
:35:41
I'II read it Iater. I have to meet
with the director of FEMA--
:35:44
This is very urgent.
:35:46
Our cIimate is changing vioIentIy. It wiII
happen over the next six to eight weeks.
:35:50
You said this wouIdn't happen
for another 1 00 years.
:35:53
-I was wrong.
-WeII, suppose you're wrong this time.
:35:55
I wish I were, but you're aware
of what's happening everywhere.
:35:58
We're making aII the necessary
preparations for this storm.