the other issue here is that this thing basically -- we can walk faster than the hurricane is right now. 5-mile-an-hour movement to the west. it will continue with that slow movement. this is a 24-hour difference, right, from monday 8:00 p.m. to tuesday 8:00 p.m. then eventually we are going to see the coastline jet out. so if it continues on that northerly path, we could have either a landfall or the same situation we're having in florida. i'll leave you with the computer model forecast here. again, some of them indicating a more westerly movement, some indicating further east. that is going to be the key as to what kinds of effects florida will get. will they be more significant or not depending on how close it gets? right now it looks like they're really not going to be out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination just because of how close this thing is going to get. >> the storm is it going right along the east coast. >> my concern has always been from the beginning, if that happens, if it gets close