part of the issue is that the storm is up there and it s moving at a pace that is not much faster than a walk. a fast walk. that s why you are not feeling it. 20 miles up is where matt is. 40 miles up is where marianna is. 150 miles up is where hans nichols is, at camp le jeune where a number of people evacuated. some people are on the base. it s common practice for military bases to evacuate some people. if i can hear my control room correctly, i think we are going to hans nichols in camp le jeune. is that right? hans are you there? i m here. there is a curfew in place. you can see why. the wind picked up. behind me, you can see the twigs, branches, trees coming down, breaking like match sticks. shelter in place here because
batoning down, but they need the orders from fema and go through the right channels to help with recovery. overall, on the base, you have a lot of sturdy structures. i d like to say i bedded down with them, but we stayed in a hotel. i m going to show you what it looks like here. strong and sturdy structures. we are elevated 30 feet off the river here. we are not in danger of flooding. the lower area of flooding is in danger. that s why they put a lot of vehicles there. they can slide into the water, float out and help with recovery. one final note, they have a shelter here, four shelters for anyone that has a military id. if you can get to this base, the message is, they will take you. they have lost power in one of those shelters. unfortunately, it s the one shelter where you can have pets. three shelters are up and running. with that, back to you. ali? all right, hans, i want to