i m sorry. something funny happened during the break. [ laughter ] okay. all right. could we just toss it to ivan cabrera with weather? i know. we could do that but now i want to know what is going on there. i-this has never happened to me! so funny! let s talk about the storm here. we are going to end up here, right? we end up with this monster nor easter essentially here with damaging wind potential as we have been talking about. 60-mile-an-hour winds plus. flash flooding and also coastal flooding as well. how we get here is interesting. we have a tropical system that is going to be involved with it as well. let s talk about it. it s tropical storm felipe. 45 miles an hour winds and thought we were done, right is in the storms? we got down to the 16th. by the way, florida, you are done with the system. despite the fact the center of circulation is over south
not stop, we will. eric: do you think the president should go to the dmz or it s not as symbolic? i do thank you should and not only does it send the right message to the region but importantly we have to remember 30000 troops in south korea, 25000 in japan and sent the message to them that their commander-in-chief understands what they are going through and they are on that wall and is leading from the front. eric: we are all with the strips tonight. lieutenant colonel, thank you for your insight this evening the seven check your calendars. hurricane season is not over. in fact, right now tropical storm felipe is moving its coast. it forms brief rate is a touchdown in florida s east coast where it dumped about 4 inches of rain. meteorologist adam is tracking the storm from a box weather center. adam, is it unusual to see a tornado there in the miami area. when you talk about hurricanes that s not necessarily unusual but in this nature when you come in the slate that is unusual thi