GOOD MORNING. HEATH: GOOD MORNING. THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE HERE IN THE CITY OF WNE ORLEANS. REHE IN NEW ORLEANS, AS MANYS A 20,000 PEOPLE AND/OR FAMILIES ARE BEHIND OTHEN RENT, AND THAT IS THE ESTIMATE FROM CITY LEERS,AD AND 20,000 AT SOME POINT COULBED FACING THE PROSPECT OF EVICTION. THE SAFETY NET THAT WAS PUT INTO PLACE IS NOW OVER. THE CITY’S RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HAS BASICALLY USED UP ALL OF ITS MONEY, BUT IS STILL TAKING APPLICATIONS AS THEWAY FOR MORE STATE AND FEDALER MONEY. NOW IMPACTED RESIDENTS MUST COME UP WITH THE RENT MONEY, OR AN AGEDRE-UPON WAY TO CATCH UP OR FACE THE PROSPECT OF BEING PUT OUT, THE CASES IN COURT, ALREADY STACKING UP. >> I’VE HAD ONE APARTMENT DIRECTOR WHO HAS TOLD ME THAT MANAGES MULTIPLE UNITS IN DIFFERENT COMPLEXES. HE’S TOLD ME HE’S BRINGING IN JUST HIM ALONE OR 0.VE HEATH: LANDLORDS FACE SIMILAR SITUATIONS WHILE TENANTS NEED TO PAY THE RENT TO STAY IN THE APARTMTSEN, LANDLORDS NEED TO PAY THEIR BILLS TO KEEP THE BUILDINGS, SO THIS IS A PROBLEM THAT STRETCHES ACROSS THE BOARD. NOW IT IS ALL COMING TO A HEAD ACROSS THE COUNTRY. GUYS, BACKO T YOU. CHAD: HEATH, WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THOUSANDS HERE. HOW ARE COURTS PREARING TO HANDLE THIS INFLUX OF EVICTION CASES? HEATH: WE TALKED ABOUT IT EARLIER, THIS IS UNCHARTED TERRITORY SO HERE IN FIRST CITY COURT, THE CLERKAS H ALREADY HAD PEOPLE COMING IN WITH THE INTENTION TO FILE THEIR EVICTNIO NOTICES. ACROSS THE RIVER AT SECOND CITY COURT, THEY WILLE B COMING IN TODAY TO START THE PROCESS. WHAT CAN PEOPLE EXPECT ON THE ROAD, THOSE CASES HAVE TO MEAK THEIR WAY THROUGH WHATEVER COURT THEY ARE GNGOI INTO, SO IT IS NOT LIKE THEY WILL BE OUT ON THE STREET TODAY OR TOMORROW. IT COULD BE SEPTEERMB, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER. THIS IS TERRITORY WE HAVE NEVER BEEN IN BEFORE SO WE ARE ALL WENT TO FIND OUT HOW THI