owner of low key hide away and tiki bar scott larson joins us now. camera and you realized you wanted to get a vision of what was or wasn't going to happen to your bar? >> say that again? >> brian: what made you set up the camera? >> well, you know, before a hurricane you want to start having some drinks with your employees. and we walked down and ran into one of your guys setting up the cameras. and, you know, having a little conversation. i got a good idea, we should put one of those in a tiki bar so that's what happened. i'm glad we did. it was really hard to watch. but, you know, it was nice to be able to watch it all unfold. it is a disaster here. >> brian: you rebuilt it and reirefurbished it took it over. what are your thoughts now that you see the water damage. >> we spent the last year and a half to remodel it to make it beautiful again. i think god likes to watch me work. [laughter] [broken audio] >> brian: it will come back. is he just moving around. >> it's just a disaster here. >> brian: scott. you might not want to move the camera aroun

. >> aishah: life to scott larson, he's a bar owner, hopefully there is not much damage. thanks for making time for us. you are on the side of the highway. tell me what you've been seeing on your way back in. looks like you have some traffic behind you. what are you been seeing on your way back in? >> i'm basically on the first bridge that crosses over to the island and they are not letting anybody pass at this point so we are stuck here until they let us over. we are just going to sit here until it happens, or i'm going to paddleboard my way over, something. >> aishah: do you mind panning to show us what the traffic situation looks like? yeah, pretty much at a standstill. >> john: we see some jet skis iend you and airboat. what did you think when you saw mark's footage from inside your tiki bar? >> it was hard to watch, but i watched it last night until the power went out, but you couldn't see much, and i was up this morning at 6:00 waiting to be able to see again and yeah, it was heartbreaking watching the glass bottle walls go down. everything what you don't see under