its foundations and swept away and as you look at it now, that is that lifeguard station, you see where it came to rest, bang up against the boardwalk, and that is where it's going to stay, one would imagine for some time while they figure out what to do with it, shep. >> shepard: i think we have some video of it making that move and that would be great while we talk about the damage of this thing. any idea of the damage estimates, cost of all of this? >> they're just beginning the assessments of the costs, shep. basically, i spoke to the national county executive, nassau county being essentially the western half of long island. he he said that this is clearly going to run into millions and millions of dollars. but, the assessment just getting underway, not only, obviously, for county officials here and further out in long island and eastern long island, but also, for every single family who evacuated this barrier island and are now coming back to being-- and they're all coming back