they've been very concise the last couple of days that the storm will remain off-shore. i have to put the caveat in there if we are dealing with a little tiny jog it's going to mean a little bit of a difference in the storm track. jenna: you know better than anybody, anything can happen over the next 24, 48 hours, janive thank you so much. we know you are hard at work and getting your emergency stuff all together. you're busy in the dean household. jenna: earl is a category 3. you've seen on your screen the type of damage it can cause, upwards of 135 miles per hour. it can do structural damage to roofs, walls in small homes. trees, shrubs, it can cause extext -- extensive damage to mobile homes as well. make sure you have an emergency plan just in case. if you want to check out the animations log onto foxnews.com/weather, scroll down to the bottom where you'll find the link to the hurricane wind