it inhale, at the surface and exhales aloft and that s what gets the storm bigger and bigger. for tonight, we re about 70 miles per hour. it s going up. i just saw an airplane recon through it, said about 70. by the time it gets close to moors head, maybe all the way over to will ming to be, you re in the cone. that s when it gets to be the strongest, 85 miles per hour. i know it doesn t hurt new jersey. doesn t hit anywhere here, at least for a while. there s so much water getting poured into the shore that these rip currents will be a problem. there s no reason for anyone to lose a life in this storm unless you re stupid and you go in the water without a life jacket. because that s the truth of this storm. oh, if i had a dollar. i have one dollar but it s not enough. the fireworks show on the national mall, is there any risk at this point? of course, the fireworks
c canaver canaveral where flagler county is. the director of the ocean rescue say it may not be a big storm so far but be careful. when the storm comes, and it doesn t hit. sometimes it s more dangerous than the direct hit. some people it s a invitation to challenge themselves and swim a little bit more. our concern is the offshore movement is going to create a lot of swells and disturbances in the water and make it a tough weekend for a life guarding. so you heard from the warnings there. even though the situation may seem okay, be careful if you re paddle boarding or surfing. be careful don t let your guard down. tamron, what they re thinking of right now although they re dodging a bullet here in the central coast, they re looking north. it reminds them of 2012 when irene had a parallel course
grilled at the grill. in case you haven t noticed, ground beef prices are sizzling and at a record high and this coming with a big jump in wholesale food prices. this is a giant disconnect between main street and the government number crunchers. one of the tricks i think they do is let s say ribeye goes up in price, a year later they ll say you can still have chuck. so technically, there s no inflation. why are you crying? don t worry about it. but people will go to a cheaper cut of meat. there s no inflation or it doesn t hit our pocketbooks. you say it s good inflation. yeah, chuck is good for meatballs. this does speak to the disconnect between wall street and main street. wall street loves the fact that we have 0% interest rates and all of this. it s propped up the stock market but mt. conte in the contrast of that you create commodity inflation.
grad school for baseball. okay, this is unfortunate match-up. the only reason solano is in there, he s the back-up catcher that doesn t hit very well. no, no, oh. you can t he s a catcher, he can t run. he transcends the sport. take his column about rick ankiel, a pitching phenom who fell apart when he was picked to start a playoff game. with a huge national tv audience watching, he suddenly couldn t throw a strike. he never pitched the same again. but instead of quitting, ankiel went back down to the minors, learned a new position, and returned to the majors as a hitter. the column is reprinted in krauthamm krauthammer s book, the things that matter.
okay. this is unfortunate. the only reason solano is in there, he s the backup catcher who doesn t hit very well. no, no, no, no! ah! from time to time, charles writes about baseball. typically in a way that transcends the sport. take his column about a 21-year-old pitching phenom who back in 2000 fell apart when he was picked to start a play-off game. with a huge national tv audience watching, he certainly couldn t throw a strike. he never pitched the same again. but instead of quitting, ankiel went back to the minors, learned a new position, and returned to the majors as a hitter. the column is reprinted in krauthammer s book things that matter. it s in the personal section. just a few pages after the piece about his brother, marcel.