dangerous water is an aspect to this hurricane. >> another is going to be the power outages, that that probably will be significant as well, right? >> absolutely. we talk about those impacts. you know, we talk about the direct fatalities, the direct impact that people have with these hurricanes. also the indirect. it's the power outages afterwards. that kind of rainfall total is going to saturate the area so fast. we hear about some places already being well above average. it's not going to take much in a lot of these areas to saturate the soil. trees will come down really easy which knocks out power. there's going to be places without power for weeks and that's something we've got to consider as we prepare for this storm inland and beyond. >> ken graham of the national hurricane center, thank you so much and once again thanks to everything you guys are doing. we're really grateful to you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and stay with us. we're going to go live to some of the resort and fishing towns along the north carolina coast where they are expecting the worst. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant,