him. turns out he had a change of heart as irma got bigger and more pointed towards the keys so his family is now in a motel in okeechobee. they got about 150 miles north of here. but there are still some die hards, still some old salts, about five different families here in this marina who are bunking down not on their boats. we have a pretty sturdy strong structure behind us here with metal hurricane shutters. they feel good about that. and then nearbitis a dive shop that's three stories tall, all stone structures. that's their plans b and c. but these people are real outliers. in the last 48 hours we've seen a marked shift in attitude down in the keys. these people are notorious for not leaving, for ignoring evacuation orders, riding thins out, being fiercely independent. that shifted last night about 6:00. emergency managers got together and when they came out of that meeting some we had met were