vulnerable to this, what is it like along there? >> well, i'll tell you what. there isn't a more vulnerable spot in the entire u.s. than this area. let's look at an inundation map so can you get an idea of what you're talking about as far as the surge into certain areas. all right. let's go in towards areas down towards the south. savannah, when you see the colors of yellow you're over six feet of storm surge all over to charleston blues one to three feet and all the sounds. across the barrier islands. here we go down to southport and you get to carolina beach in wilmington, the barrier islands ant the intercoastal and a high bummer and you're still talking over six feet. further to the north though, you're starting to see six to nine, maybe ten foot, and that's up not just the cape fear risk but you've got the noose river and the tar river. that is well inland. if this storm stalls off the coast, that's hour after hour of just pushing more and more of this water in than just making its way inland, so once the storm surge reaches this spot,