we re not going to have a direct impact here. because of the horrible thunderstorms we had yesterday in this region, there s so much water in the streams and rivers, we have flood watches from d.c. all the way to the north. we ll get another round of severe storms that are widespread. 52 million people at risk of severe storms from d.c. to virginia, all the way to northern new england. then we re going to add some of the moisture from this hurricane to that friday, and we re going to get a lot of flooding problems out there, chuck. so again, we re not going to see devastation, but we are going to see a lot of fourth of julys runld, especially in new england from rain. well, and the big concern is you have people who are not used to storms like this, because they re on vacation, they re doing that, and that s the part of this that is of concern. keep them out of the water. exactly. bill karins, thank you very much. now i want to turn to the other breaking news of the morning, wh