south carolina. >> if it looks like a "c" the totality is still coming. we'll go to the isle of palms in about ten minutes or so, and show you in washington, d.c. caylee in south carolina, where are you? >> reporter: we're on isle of palms just off the coast of charleston. it's a seven-mile-long beach as across the boarded as anybody can see it. what can we expect to see in that moment of totality when the clouds are looking like they are. >> we should be able to see some streamers and filaments coming out of the sun when we reach totality. the two minutes, we'll see