Hanging with the waves, rocking and rolling. we hope the best from them. we are hearing from some of the locals they are seeing quite a few boats that have been hunterd up, pushed around this morning. swing things just this way. can you see how flooded out this park is right now. plenty of watercraft, personal watercraft that people have normally have docked along here have been pushed up even further along here so this all normally dry land not so much at this point. guys? steve: well, kellie, cece at least one person has come out to watch the lady on tv. have you seen many other locals? we have had company all morning long. hurricane tourists if you will. i even had a bikini clad woman running behind me around 3:00 this morning. so this is not exactly unusual
A lot of nervous people here, especially the local mayor. brenda bethune, it was yesterday that she enacted a curfew between ten o clo10:00 p.m. and. it was earlier that i just spoke to the house state representative here in south carolina, he was walking on the beach here this morning. he tells me that that hurricane was mainly to keep hurricane tourists away. he s not sure if that hurricane will golowed to evacuate during those hours. what they are worried about is the wind. but what the biggest concern is flooding. we were on the edge of the evacuation zone yesterday in conway, south carolina. it floods a lot there. they re worried also here in myrtle beach about the flooding. the time to evacuate is now. in fact, yesterday, we got an alert, all of us here that are staying locally got an alert on our phones that it was time to leave. it is not too late to leave, but that window is closing fast. john? all right. nick valencia in myrtle beach, south carolina. let s head down the coa