you are a real-live arcadia keyologist. >> yeah, i have been doing it for 10 years from now. i am not terrified of the conventions or the people that she brought there. i really enjoyed it. and i just started listening to some of the people speaking, and then i got excited about doing some of the arcadia keyologist -- arkology -- archeology. >> if there is going to be any type of work going on down or where there is excavation work, sergely. what we are doing now is sitting the area. >> it ocean a treat to -- there's a treat in learning in this field. it's not just investigating, dirt, shovings, there is a lot of arcadia keyologist -- archeologist. i am glad you brought that up. we have sandra hill-pparick. >> as i began my journey as a history, a passion. some say, it needs to be here, no, down here, and that is awe of the ri -- diet onmug. the exciting your honorny, and i wrote a grant to the california found not guilty pg abthis is determining brueswitz the original message words. it's not only exciting, but it is who we are. are you finding that other things are brought o

. >> one in sacramento, fresno and arcadia area. >> reporter: from her company's headquarters she runs business with one full time employee and about 60 independent contractors. >> dana's is a referral agency. we provide housecleaning services, typically we have our clients make a priority list of the chores they'd like us to do. tubs, toilets, run some laundry. let's clean the fridge, let's clean the oven, chase the cobwebs. >> turning the tables on her housekeeping for a change of this after connie's daughter said the business could use help. >> she told you there was a small business in dire straits that could use updates. >> connie was ready for the challenge. >> i've got to sit outside and look at the business and not look upon myself as failing when i know i'm not but i know i can do better. >> the next day we got down to work. re reiva showed up to assess the situation. >> i'm connie. thanks for coming. >> my pleasure. >> the first issue to tackle, the way dana's housekeeping schedules contractors. >> look at that wall and get it over with. >> what is that wall? >> that is a fri

hurricane charley came onshore as a category 4, it hit sanibel island and moved in 55 miles inland in arcadia, florida, flattened it. i want to take you further back to another category 4 which was hurricane hugo that came in charleston and 173 miles inland at shor lacharlotte, north caro extensive damage. so just because you don't live on the safe, don't think you are safe. tamron? >> thank you, kerry sanders live. and now over to the bahamas where the conditions are improving after the strike. and lilia, this is the best shot of you all day, so things are looking better than a few hours ago. >> yes, tamron. i have had some concern throughout the day, and only everything is settling down. we are seeing right behind us how the wind has really come down. and just a few minutes ago, we had sort of the last bands of rain coming about here, and now, authorities are concerned about smaller islands where they fear locals are not taking necessary or proper precautions and shelter in those regions. now, the lower islands were hit hard, tamron. the lower the southeastern islands of the bahamas receive

people were 55 miles inland in arcadia, didn't think they needed to prepare, and they were flattened. so a hurricane, especially one b as big as this, especially like the size of texas, can come far inland. this is not just a coastal event. andrea? >> kerry, this is such scary stuff. you are the expert on hurricanes all the way up the coast. florida may be spared this time, but your warning is really well taken. thank you so much. and you be safe. >> reporter: sure. >> we're joined by the weather channel's brian norquist with the latest on who may be hit the hardest. brian, you got your attention last night. i was here last night when your alert went out to all of us. what are you seeing with the storm track? you've been all over this. >> andrea, unfortunately, i'm not seeing anything different than i've seen for the last few days. this has the making of the hurricane of our lifetime, in terms of the impact on people from north carolina all the way through new england. having studied hurricanes for a loong ti long time, i've been looking, along with many other people, at the worst cas