of their ships, there's a bunch of help coming, but they just need the storm to leave and then they can get in there. and that will happen. i mean, i imagine by the time we get to wednesday morning the storm will be all the way up here off the daytona beach area. so that should be far enough away that the seas will get low enough and the seas will die off enough. maybe by the end of today they can try to get some of the emergency response people in there. i mean, they're going to need help for so long and so much help, too. so the forecast path, this was the big update that we just got in. we're still looking at the potential here, category 2 hurricane landfall in areas from south carolina and north carolina and direct impacts of wind surge and also areas could be dealing with inland rainfall problems, too. here is the storm surge map and they're still saying 4 to 7 feet. even though this storm is going to be 100, maybe 125 miles off the coast they still think that 4 to 7 foot is possible. the winds won't be that bad,