stronger than it is. winds 45 miles per hour as it moves back out over the gulf of mexico eventually running along the northern gulf coast there. also as a tropical storm. we aren't expecting it to become a hurricane. winds will be around 45 miles per hour. it will be a rain maker for a lot of these areas and will continue to be. so the motions -- the potential tracks of this, these are spaghetti plots. you do see pretty much in line with this moving across the gulf of mexico, running there close to louisiana, stretching over there towards the northern florida gulf coast also but the track of this has continued to maybe strengthen a little bit. i'm not expecting a lot more. rain will be the main concern with this one and something we're really focused on. 2 to 4 inches in south florida today getting into early wednesday morning. 4 to 6 inches on the gulf coast. >> connell: thank you, adam. >> molly: president trump warning congress to stay out of trade talks with canada ahead of renewed negotiations with