you run when you choose to live on the coast. the signs we are seeing of people taking their precautions come at the super market. people are stocking up on water and bread and milk and badries and flashlights, but no one is ready to board up their homes. people remember hurricane matthew and preparations were made and that storm turned and didn t affect the area. you are hearing a lot of optimism and people crossing their fingers and knocking on woods in hope that is the hurricane will avoid them. the memories of hurricane floyd in 1999. the costliest storm to hit the state of north carolina. they learned a lot of lessons and you have to get ahead of it, but it s a day at the beach today for a lot of people living in the area. thank you so much. meanti meantime, we learned that serena williams has been hit with a $17 thousand fine a day after losing
sonobuoys, what does it tell us? one that the badries apparently are still alive which is very, very good news. they extended their regulatory shelf life, if you will. but also that the sonar buoys are helping. once the underwater submersibles go into the the water it will be weeks and not months. there have been other accidents where it s taken many months after the pingings were picked up to find it. here they want to limit that, narrow it down. narrowing it down, david, is exactly the whole goal of what they ve been doing over the past few days since the past week since they ve had the initial pings. talk to me a little bit about how sonar buoys assist in the search. when i started learning about them and they drop some 84 of them overnight i was a bit confused because they only can really they put a microphone down just some 1,000 feet when you have a tpl that can go down